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Gary King, Kembrel Dervil combine for 66 points to lead Edison over North Miami Beach

 
Jackson High School quarterback Quinton Flowers (9) finds a hole for extra yardage as he pass American defender Karon Jackson (5) during their game at Traz Powell Stadium on Sept. 20, 2012.
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Jackson High School quarterback Quinton Flowers (9) finds a hole for extra yardage as he pass American defender Karon Jackson (5) during their game at Traz Powell Stadium on Sept. 20, 2012.
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Miami-Last week’s best performances

TEAM OF THE WEEK

The Jackson football team recorded its second major playoff victory in as many weeks when it eliminated defending state champion Norland 30-21 in a Region 4-5A semifinal. Quarterback Quinton Flowers and wide receiver Christopher Williams-Hall connected for three touchdowns to lead the Generals to their first regional final since 2006.

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Gary Sampson, Dade Christian, football: Sampson had 306 all-purpose yards and the game-clinching interception to lead the Crusaders to a 20-14 Region 4-2A final win over Belle Glade Glades Day.

Mikey Ferro, Columbus, football: Ferro returned an interception for a touchdown, recovered a fumble and deflected a pass that led to another turnover in a 42-7 win over Coral Gables in a Region 4-8A semifinal.

Dalvin Cook, Central, football: Cook ran for 123 yards and three touchdowns on 10 carries to lead the Rockets to a 34-7 win over Northwestern in a Region 4-6A semifinal.

Treon Harris, Booker T., football: Harris threw three touchdown passes and 252 yards on 13 completions to lead the Tornadoes to a 57-0 win over Gulliver in the Region 4-4A final.

Jamaal Burgess, Killian, football: Burgess ran for 111 yards, including a 78-yard score, to lead the Cougars in a 24-0 win over South Dade in a Region 4-8A semifinal.

Richie Spiller, Booker T., boys’ basketball: Spiller had a combined 25 points, 20 rebounds and 18 assists to lead the Tornadoes to wins over North Miami Beach and Krop.

Stephanie Granada, Palmer Trinity, girls’ basketball: Granada had a combined 31 points to lead the Falcons to wins over Miami Beach and Archbishop Curley.

Jevontea Yarbrough, Coral Reef, wrestling: Yarbrough recorded a pin in 1:26 in his 106-weight class match to lead the Barracudas to a win over Killian.

Jones Cira, Homestead, boys’ soccer: Cira had five saves to lead the Broncos to a 2-1 win against Ferguson.

Alexis Hogan, Mater Academy, girls’ soccer: Hogan had a combined four goals and four assists to lead the Lions to wins over Miami Beach, Pace and Hialeah-Miami Lakes.


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•  Coral Park 52, Killian 49 – CP: Bermudez 21, Delgado 12 pts, Hernandez 7. KIL: Watkins 11, Moore 9. Rebounds: Bermudez 7. Steals: Bermudez 5.

•  Key West 64, Barrington Christian 41 – KW: Scott 25, Thompson 16. BC: Coleman 20, Barreto 18. Three-pointers: Barreto 2. Halftime: KW 38-14. Rebounds: Coleman 15. Assists: Barreto 10.

•  Hillel 48, Posnack 18 – HIL: Burstyn 10, Wainer 10, Kaswan 12, Paniry 2, Franco 4, Orion 4, Sredni 2, Fromzion 2. Halftime: HIL 21-13. Three-pointers: Burstyn 2, Wainer, Kaswan 3. Rebounds: Fromzion 8. Assists: Burstyn, Wainer, Kaswan 4. Steals: Franco 3. Blocks: Fromzion 3.

•  Late Saturday – Tampa Jesuit 71, Belen 60 – BEL (3-1): Iparraguirre 7, Perez 10, Alvarez 21, Medina 9, Battle 5, Fernandez 3, Pujals 2, Couto 3. TJ (4-0): Flemings 14, Galvis 14, Harris 19, Yount 2, Johnson 19, Omoregie 3. Three-pointers: Fernandez, Iparraguirre, Perez, Alvarez, Medina 3, Couto, Fleming 3, Galvis, 2, Harris, Johnson. Steals: Medina 3. Rebounds: Perez 5. Assists: Medina 3.

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

•  Miami High 62, American 49 – MH: Reid 5, Mendoza 15, Pierre 7, Johnson 3, Smith 2, Kimborough 10, Guerrero 8, Mompremier 12. AM: Jones 12, Smith 12, David 13, William 3, Bradshaw 6, Vargas 3. Halftime: MH 26-23. Three-pointers: Kimborough 2, David 3, Mendoza 4. Rebounds: Mompremier 15. Blocks: Mompremier 4. Assists: Kimborough 10.

•  Coral Reef 62, Braddock 54 – CR (5-1): Arabitg 25, R. Alespeiti 19, A. Alespeiti 7, J. Hollin 6, Sanders 3, Toussant 2. BRA: Osceola 20, Benedit 10, Martinez 10, Fernandez 9, Flores 3, Bermudez 2. Rebounds: Arabitg 20. Assists: A. Alespeiti 4. Steals: R. Alespeiti, Arabitg 3. Blocks: Toussant 2.

•  South Miami 62, Killian 19 – SM (4-1): Valdes 2, Brown 8, Cummings 10, Gil 2, Puertas 2, Graham 8, Ayerdis 2, KD Brown 9, Garcia 2, Moore 4, Evans 7. KIL.: Dorvilier 4, Tarver 6, Reyes 2, Michel 4, Dennis 2, Miller 1. Halftime: SM 50-10. Rebounds: Brown 8. Steals: Cummings 7. Assists: Graham 3. Blocks: Moore 2.

•  Northwestern 59, Hialeah-Miami Lakes 16 – NW: Horne 12, Huell 11, Dawkins 6, K. Williams 6, Stalworth 5, Gunn 4, Noble 4, S. Williams 4, Allen 3, Cameron 3. HML: Rogers 6, Pellagrino 4, Mallard 4, Martinez 2. Rebounds: Gunn 7. Assists: S. Williams 6. Steals: Noble 5. Blocks: Horne 2.

•  Hialeah 73, Jackson 57 – HIA (4-1): A. Charles 21, Hall 9, Dormer 9, Casanova 8, A. Charles 8, Loubeau 7, Durmorne 7, McCallam 2, Ruff 2. JAC: Mitchell 20, Delarosa 17, Jones 6, Paschal 5, Bellot 5, Johnson 4. Halftime: HIA 28-24. Three-pointers: A. Charles 2, Hall, Dormer, Mitchell Rebounds: A. Charles 12. Assists: Hall 6. Steals: Hall 5. Blocks: A. Charles 3. Foul-out: Johnson.

•  Reagan 46, Coral Park 35 – RR (3-1): Arias 24, Calderon 6, Rubio 4, Montoya 5, Cruz 5, Castro 2. CP (0-6): Dakka 3, Morales 9, Fernandez 21. Halftime: RR 26-13. Three-pointers: Arias, Cruz, Dakka.

•  Hebrew Academy 50, Northwest Christian 17 – HEB (3-0): Gordon 31, Weiss 15, Dobin 4. NWC: Tucker 6, Jones 2, West 6, Martinez 3. Halftime: HEB 33-11. Rebounds: Gordon 12. Assists: Gordon 4.

BOYS’ SOCCER

•  Miami Country Day 3, International Studies 0: Joel Meler goal. Eduardo Macedo goal. Daniel Mendez goal. Paul Julien Giraud 10 saves, shutout. MCD 7-0-1.

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