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Suns fueled by two-sport star

 
Mike White, the quarterback for University School football team, during practice in Fort Lauderdale, Friday, August 10th, 2012.
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Mike White, the quarterback for University School football team, during practice in Fort Lauderdale, Friday, August 10th, 2012.
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Last week’s best performances

TEAM OF THE WEEK

Matt Dayes rushed for two touchdowns, including the 43-yard go-ahead score with 2:46 left in the third quarter, to help the Cypress Bay football team (11-2) score 31 unanswered point and beat Seminole Ridge 31-14 in the Class 8A regional finals.

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Bernadette Devaney, Nova, girls’ basketball: Devaney hit seven three-pointers and finished with a career-high 32 points to lead a 83-52 victory over Miami Pace.

John O’Korn, St. Thomas Aquinas, football: O’Korn completed 13 of 19 passes for 180 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Raiders (11-2) over Boyd Anderson 28-24 in the Class 7A Regional Finals.

Scott Palmer, Cooper City, boys’ basketball: Palmer had a game-high 22 points to lead the Cowboys over Nova, 60-53.

Van Camille, Stranahan, girls’ soccer: Camille scored two goals to lead the Dragons to a 4-1 win over Hallandale.

Austin Oltime, South Broward, boys’ basketball: Oltime had a game-high 18 points to lead the Bulldogs’ 51-49 victory over Plantation.

Mike White, University School, football: White completed 25 of 30 passes for 326 yards and two touchdowns to help the Suns (11-0) rout Clearwater Central Catholic, 42-0, in the Class 3A state semifinals.

Aisha Edwards, Coral Springs Charter, girls’ basketball: Edwards had a game-high 17 points to lead the Panthers over Cardinal Gibbons, 46-25.

John Belfort, Blanche Ely, boys’ soccer: Belfort scored three goals in the Tigers’ 5-3 victory over Fort Lauderdale.

Samantha Johnson, Pine Crest, girls’ basketball: Johnson had a team-high 18 points to help the Panthers edge Trinity Christian, 41-39.

Alberto Chivario, Somerset, boys’ soccer: Chivario scored three goals to lead the Panthers to a 5-2 win over South Florida HEAT.

Jordyn Elliot, Pine Crest, girls’ soccer: Elliot had two goals to lead the Panthers (7-3-2) over Pope John Paul II, 3-1.

Jessica Jahody, Sagemont, girls’ soccer: Jahody had four goals to lead the Lions to a 5-2 victory over Lake Worth Christian.

FABIAN LYON


By Andre C. Fernandez

a1fernandez@MiamiHerald.com

 

GOLF

St. Thomas Aquinas girls’ golfer Heather Netti signed with Florida Atlantic University.

BOYS’ BASKETBALL

• St. Thomas Aquinas 54, Nova 42 – STA (4-1): Maturah 2, Ndiaye 14, Downes 6, Umude7, Palov 5, Harvey 4, Hunter 16. NOVA (3-3): Walker 13, Houston 5, Jeaanmary 2, Lawrence 3, Cleary 3, Charles 9, Glaze 1, Dailey 4.

• Deerfield Beach 82, South Plantation 43 – DB: Johnson 20, Marcus 21, Jenkins 18, Kelly 4, Carpenter 8, Huntley 7, Williams 4. Halftime: DB 43-21. Rebounds: Huntley 11. Assists: Carpenter 7. Steals: Carpenter 5.

• Late Saturday – Boyd Anderson 60, Lakeland 30 – BA : P. Pierre 8, Jean-Pierre 23, Wilson 11, Eubanks 11, Pierre-Louis 3, Romaine 2, Joseph 2. LAKE: Senechek 7, Woods 2, Brown 10, Burton 2, Mcarthur 2, Payne 2, Hannigan 2, Stevenson 2. Three-pointers: Wilson, P. Pierre, Senechek, Burton, Brown. Rebounds: Jean-Pierre 10. BA 2-2.

• Late Friday – Gulliver 77, Miami Christian 48 – GP(3-1): Comras 2, Chasin 7, Paniz 2, Beattie 5, Ralat 19, Carreras 2, Lafuente 24, Thomas 9, Kadji 5, Grimwade 2. MC(4-1): Ramirez 4, Penale 2, Campos 14, Velasquez 1, Castellano 5, Beckelheimer 8, Rosario 14. Halftime: GUL 46-26. Three-pointers: Lafuente 6, Chasin, Beattie, Kadji, Campos, Castellano, Beckelheimer 2, Rosario 2. Assists: Chasin 4. Rebounds: Grimwade 5. Steals: Ralat 3.

• Late Thursday – Hebrew Academy 59, Mater East 55 – HEB (4-1): Abramowitz 20, Schechter 18, Esformes 13, Meyerson 4, Masin 2, Moyal 2. ME: Larkin 16, Blanco 10, Richardson 9, Garcia 8, Delacruz 7, Betancourt 5. Three-pointers: Larkin 4, Esformes 2, Meyerson. Rebounds: Abramowitz 8. Assists: Schechter 9. Steals: Esformes 4.

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

• Cardinal Gibbons 35, Fort Lauderdale 21 – CG (5-1): Williams 24, Pollock 7, Ozaltin 2, Blanshine 2. FTL (3-2): Harris 12, Howard-Coffey 3, Dejesus 2, Poole 2, Merriweather 2. Halftime: CG 23-14. Rebounds: Pollock 12. Assists: Williams 3. Steals: Ozaltin 3.

• Palmer Trinity 54, University School 13 – PT (7-1): Gonzalez 2, Arriaga 2, James 9, Smith 4, I. Baiamonte 5, Forristall 2, Hebb 7, Granada 8, Parten 4, A. Baiamonte 4, Pino 3, Waldman 4. US (2-2): Chin 2, Kruss 2, Greenfield 11. Halftime: PT 35-7. Three-pointers: Greenfield 3, James, Pino. Rebounds: Gonzalez 5. Assists: Granada, Smith 3. Steals: James 3.

BOYS’ SOCCER

• Monarch 3, Deerfield Beach 2: For MON: Gus Vieira goal. Eddie Almeida goal. Arthur Cardoso goal. Gabe Menescal assist. Erk Dundov assist. Leo Goncalves assist. For DB: Romilaire Ambroise goal. Amioce Noel goal. MON 7-0-1.

• Hillel 4, Miami Country Day 1: For HIL: Albert Dichy 2 goals. Nathan Redensky goal. Julian Ribak goal. For MCD: Cameron Ivroy goal. HIL 7-0. MCD 8-1-2.

• Pine Crest 2, St. Andrews 0: Mark Simpson goal. Brandon Danzansky goal. Steven Goldberg shutout. PC 7-3-1.

• Chaminade 3, Coral Springs Charter 3: Bridgett Callahan 3 goals. Jordan Palmer 2 assists.

• Hollywood Hills 1, Flanagan 1: Alejandro Osorio (HH) goal. HH 3-4-2.

GIRLS’ SOCCER

• Pines Charter 4, Pompano Beach 0: Mya Goodman goal. Kayla Faulkner goal. Paula Lougo goal. Courtney Zaher goal. PPC 10-1.

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