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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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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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•  TERRA 8, Archbishop Carroll 0: Thomas Barreiro 2 goals. Erick Fuemayor 2 goals. Christian Cavero goal. Christian Urrego goal.

•  Archbishop Curley 2, Dade Christian 0: Alex Aguero 2 goals. Tony Yeash/Israel Calero shutout. CUR 3-1.

•  Miami Beach 4, Goleman 1: Tomas Moffatt goal. Christian Sanchez goal. Alejandro Diaz goal. Giovanni Araujo goal, assist. MB 3-1-2.

•  Ransom Everglades 1, Doral Academy 1: David Goldstein (RE) goal. Pedro Sala (DA) goal. RE 7-0-1. DA 2-2-3.

•  Pine Crest 0, Gulliver 0: Steven Goldberg (PC) shutout. PC 5-2-1.

GIRLS’ SOCCER

•  Mater Academy 8, Homestead 0: Julissa Benitez 3 goals, assist. Karly Villar 2 goals, assist. Sydney Johnson 2 goals. MA 13-0.

•  Coral Gables 8, Braddock 0: Nelly Sagarra 3 goals. Danielle Riesco goal, 3 assists. Marianna Babboni goal. CG 8-2.

•  Killian 2, Sunset 0: Amanda Perez 2 goals. Stephanie Rondon assist. Natalie Anderson shutout. KIL 5-4.

•  Coral Park 8, South Miami 0: Maria Vega 3 goals. Maria Ruiz goal. Laura Villareal goal. CP 3-3-1.

•  Goleman 9, Westland 0: Kaley Huguet goal, 3 assists. Lucia Cuervo 2 goals, 2 assists. Melissa Brito 2 goals, 2 assists. GOL 4-5-1.

•  Hialeah-Miami Lakes 3, Jackson 3: Isabel Perez 2 goals. Aspen Arias goal. Jazmin Prada 2 assists.

•  MAST Academy 3, Miami Springs 3: For MS: Ale Salazar 3 goals. For MAST: Mariana Speckmaier 2 goals, assist. Keaton Scanlon goal. MS 7-1-3. MAST 3-1-2.

•  Miami Beach 5, American 0: Jessie Stein 2 goals, assist. Star Emison 3 goals. Diana Fonseca assist.

•  Coral Reef 5, Varela 1: For VAR: Chelsea Schwartman goal.

WEEKEND FOOTBALL SCORES

Class 8A Regional Semifinal

Killian 24, South Dade 0

Apopka 56, Timber Creek 14

Columbus 42, Coral Gables 7

Cypress Bay 34, Miramar 14

Dr. Phillips 24, Plant 7

East Lake 29, Vero Beach 7

Fletcher 28, Sanford Seminole 6

Seminole Ridge 31, Palm Beach Central 7

Class 7A Regional Semifinal

Boyd Anderson 6, Dwyer 3

Fort Pierce Central 40, Martin County 14

Kissimmee Osceola 29, Ridge Community 28

Lincoln 34, Buchholz 21

Manatee 56, Venice 7

Newsome 21, Durant 14

Oviedo 20, Evans 19, OT

St. Thomas Aquinas 38, Plantation 7

Class 6A Regional Semifinal

Armwood 9, Hillsborough 7

Columbia 34, St. Augustine 8

Gainesville 21, Ocala Vanguard 10

Mainland 34, Winter Haven 33

Miami Central 34, Miami Northwestern 7

Naples 42, South Fort Myers 21

Palm Bay 21, Heritage 14

Class 5A Regional Semifinal

Bishop Kenny 44, Baker County 23

Glades Central 26, Merritt Island 10

Godby 14, Wakulla 7

Immokalee 30, East Lee County 12

Lake Wales 17, Palmetto 14

Miami Jackson 30, Miami Norland 21

Pasco 52, Eastside 0

Robinson 22, Lakewood 19

Class 4A Regional Final

Bolles School 31, South Sumter 24

Cocoa 35, Jones 7

Booker T. Washington 57, Gulliver 0

Yulee 16, East Gadsden 13

Class 3A Regional Final

Clearwater Central Catholic 10, Tampa Catholic 7

University School 34, Del. Amer. Hrtg. 17

Madison County 17, Pensacola Cath. 14, OT

First Academy 27, Ocala Trinity Cath. 17

Class 2A Regional Final

Dade Christian 20, Glades Day 14

First Baptist 56, Carrollwood Day 28

Univ. Christian 44, N. Fla. Christian 31

Warner Christian 48, Lake Mary Prep 7

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