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Varela beats South Dade behind Mesa’s 1-hitter

 

LAST WEEK’S BEST PERFORMANCES

TEAM OF THE WEEK

South Dade wrestling finished second in the 3A state meet, marking the ninth time in the past 10 years that the Bucs finished in the top two.

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Yoanse Mejia, Southwest, wrestling: Mejia won a state title in the 145-pound weight class with a dominant 19-3 technical fall victory against St. Thomas Aquinas’ Kris Iglesias. It was the Eagles’ first title since 2005.

William Ford, South Dade, wrestling: Ford secured the 220-pound division state championship in Class 3A to give the team runner-up Bucs an individual champion.

Esteban Gomez-Rivera, Belen, wrestling: Gomez-Rivera won his second state title with a victory at 126 pounds in Class 2A against Jensen Beach’s Jared Browning. Gomez-Rivera beat Browning for the second time in three meetings at the state finals for his career.

Jesus Rodriguez, Columbus, boys’ basketball: Rodriguez scored a game-high 24 points to lead the Explorers to a 77-69 double-overtime victory against Coral Reef in a Region 4-8A quarterfinal.

Wes Alcegaire, Archbishop Curley, boys’ basketball: Alcegaire led the Knights with 19 points and 11 rebounds in a 57-47 win against Westminster Christian in a Region 4-3A quarterfinal.

Ieshia Small, Krop, girls’ basketball: Small had 29 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Lightning to a 62-55 win against Lourdes and a berth in the state final four for the second consecutive season.

Nia Roberts, Norland, girls’ basketball: Roberts had 19 points, 10 rebounds and seven steals to lead the Vikings back to the state final four after a 64-41 win against Fort Myers.

Andrew Fuente, Killian, baseball: Fuente struck out 10 in six innings and gave up three hits to lead the Cougars to a 1-0 win against Florida Christian.

Meg Parker, Palmetto, softball: Parker had 10 strikeouts and went 2 for 4 with an RBI to lead the Panthers to a 5-3 win against Southwest.

Joshua Rosner, Hillel, boys’ tennis: Rosner won his match 8-0 to lead the Hurricanes 7-0 over Dade Christian.

Sara Monteagudo, Killian, girls’ tennis: Monteagudo won both her singles matches to keep the Cougars with wins against Southridge and Sunset.

ANDRE C. FERNANDEZ


Giselle Mesa had a one-hitter with four strikeouts and four RBI to lead Varela to 10-0 victory over South Dade.

Christy Martinez hit three out of three for two runs and two singles.

TRACK AND FIELD

Late Tuesday — Patriot Invitational: Florida Christian won the girls’ team crown at the Florida Christian Invitational at Tropical Park in Miami. The Patriots swept the three relays, while Northwest Christian’s Monica Sapp and Monique Harvey each won two events.

Girls’ team scores: 1. Florida Christian 251; 2. Highlands Christian 163; 3. Northwest Christian 80; 4. Westminster Christian 41; 5. Palmer Trinity 26; 6. Archimedean 1.

Boys’ team scores: 1. Highlands Christian 191; 2. Florida Christian 147; 3. Barrington Christian 89; 4. Palmer Trinity 53; 5. Northwest Christian 40; 6. Westminster Christian 24; 7. Archimedean 2.

Girls’ individual winners – 100: Monica Sapp (NWC) 13.01; 200: Monica Sapp (NWC) 26.82; 400: Taylor Hall (FC) 1:02.60; 800: Victoria Hoppe (WC) 2:47.60; 1600: Victoria Camargo (FC) 5:53.33; 3200: Natali Clark (FC) 15:18.88; 100 Hurdles: Jordana Abugattas (HC) 19.84; 300 Hurdles: Jenelly Sotomayor (FC) 55.49; 400 relay: Florida Christian 56.25; 1,600 relay: Florida Christian 4:34.19; 3,200 relay: Florida Christian 12:13.69; High Jump: Jordana Abugattas (HC) 4-8; Pole Vault: Grayson Mack (HC) 10-3; Long Jump: Stephanie Grenada (PT) 14-10; Triple Jump: Grayson Mack (HC) 32-7.5; Shot Put: Monique Harvey (NWC) 28-5; Discus: Monique Harvey (NWC) 83-6.

Boys’ individual winners – 100: Terry Gaitor (BC) 11.82; 200: Terry Gaitor (BC) 23.75; 400: Joseph Maroon (FC) 54.39; 800: Brandell Grant (BC) 2:12.78; 1600: Darrell Johnson (BC) 5:13.11; 3200: Allen Llodra (FC) 14:18.97; 110 Hurdles: Ryan Davis (HC) 15.93; 300 Hurdles: Ryan Davis (HC) 41.64; 400 relay: Highlands Christian 45.66; 1,600 Relay: Florida Christian 3:44.17; 3,200 Relay: Highlands Christian 10:31.26; High Jump: Ryan Davis (HC) 5-6; Pole Vault: Anthony Suarez (FC) 11-6; Long Jump: Kevin McKeage (HC) 19-2.5; Triple Jump: Fitzroy Wilks (NWC) 39-1; Shot Put: Daniel McCain (PT) 43-6; Discus: Daniel McCain (PT) 118-1.

SOFTBALL

MATER ACADEMY 17, CENTRAL 0

MA 14 3 0--- — 17 15 0
CEN 0 0 0--- — 0 0 9

WP: Sophie Dominguez (2-0). LP: Payano. Top performers: S. Dominguez No hitter, shutout, 7 K. K. Ordoqui, 3-3, 1 single, 2 doubles, 3 runs, 4 RBIs. A. Garcia, 2-3, 1 single, 1 HR, 3 runs, 5 RBIs. M. Oliva, 2-2, 2 singles, 1 run, 3 RBIs. MA: 5-0

CARROLLTON 15, CORAL SHORES 0

WP: Christy Sanchez (2-1). LP: J. Thomas. Top Performers: Christy Sanchez 4 IP, 7Ks; 2-2 HR, 4 RBI. Alex Alvarez 2-4, 3 runs, 1 RBI. Susanne Hoskinson 2-2, 2 RBI. CAR 2-1.

SOUTH MIAMI 19, CAROL CITY 8

Top performers: Michelle Green 4 runs. Roxana Moure 4 runs. Erica Denis 5 runs.

ARCHBISHOP CARROLL 16, JACKSON 1

WP: Devan Cinalli 3-0. Top performers: Gaby Gordillo 3 hits, 3 RBI. Isabella Valderamma 3 runs, 3 RBI.

KILLIAN 5, SOUTHRIDGE 2

WP: Kelly Speer. Top performers: Madison Benitez 2-4, double, 2 RBI. Marymar Fernandez 1-3, RBI. Megan Zollo 1-3, 2 RBI.

RANSOM 3, ST. BRENDAN 0

Top performers: Jamie Halula 11 K’s, Shutout. Sami Schnur 3-3, 1 run, 1 RBI. Erin Bakes 1-3, 1 RBI.

LATE TUESDAY - VARELA 9, FLORIDA CHRISTIAN 1

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