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White, Harriott win honors

 

Last week’s best performances

TEAM OF THE WEEK

Mike White threw for 282 yards and two touchdowns and linebacker Skai Moore finished with a game-high 14 tackles and a sack to help the University School football team (12-0, No. 5 in the Rivals 100) rally for a 24-17 win over Madison County in the Class 3A state championship game.

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Ashley Keveles and McKenzie Malone, Taravella, girls’ soccer: Malone scored a goal and Keveles recorded her fourth shutout to lead the Trojans (7-2-4) over Monarch 1-0.

Vance Houston, Nova, boys’ basketball: Houston had a game-high 25 points to lead the Titans over Douglas 63-57.

Fred Coppet and Madre London, St. Thomas Aquinas, football: Coppet ran for 131 yards and a touchdown, and London added two scoring runs to help the Raiders (12-2) stun Manatee, the nation’s No. 1-ranked team, 35-18 in the Class 7A state semifinals.

Taylor Burrell, Highlands Christian, girls’ basketball: Burrell had a team-high 14 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Knights over Westminster Academy 53-44.

Arlen Almonor, Blanche Ely, wrestling: Almonor won the 120-pound class to help the Tigers beat South Plantation 45-24.

Zach Serraguti and Matthew Sharp, Westminster Academy, boys’ soccer: Serraguti and Sharp scored to lead the Lions (4-2-2) over Coral Springs Christian 2-0.

Briyana Lloyd, South Broward, girls’ basketball: Lloyd had 23 points and 14 rebounds to lead the Bulldogs over St. Thomas Aquinas 63-48.

Matt Dayes and Alex Montgomery, Cypress Bay, football: Dayes rushed for 183 yards and two touchdowns, and Montgomery had six catches for 137 yards and a touchdown and a 34-yard interception return for another score to help the Lightning (12-2) dispatch Miami Columbus 33-13 in the Class 8A state semifinals.

Jessica Johnson, Pompano Beach, girls’ soccer: Johnson’s goal held up as the Tornadoes (7-5-1) beat Deerfield Beach 1-0.

Jack Miskel and Travis Brumfield, St. Thomas Aquinas, boys’ soccer: Miskel and Brumfield scored a goal each to lead the Raiders (6-1-1) over Nova 2-0.

Andrekia Thompson, Coconut Creek, girls’ basketball: Thompson had a game-high 19 points to lead the Cougars over Blanche Ely 67-39.

Melvin Brooks, Cardinal Gibbons, boys’ basketball: Brooks had 12 points and a game-high 14 rebounds to power the Chiefs over North Broward Prep 65-48.

Aryel Vulcain, Everglades, wrestling: Vulcain won the 152-pound class to help the Gators beat Monarch 57-13.

FABIAN LYON


• Hebrew Academy 58, Posnack 21 – HEB (7-1): Schechter 15, Abramowitz 13, Esformes 8, Furst 6, DiVeroli 4, Wachtel 4, Masin 2, Meyerson 2, Dahan 2, Taieb 2. POS: Shewitz 5, Brandwein 5, Debrow 3, Soffer 3, Spier 2, Uchin 2, Rosenberg 1. Halftime: HEB 33-11. Three-pointers: Abramowitz, Brandwein, Debrow, Soffer. Rebounds: Abramowitz 8. Assists: Schechter 4. Steals: Abramowitz, Esformes, Masin 4.

• Late Saturday – Dillard 73, Boyd Anderson 63 – DIL: Dixon 2, Pendergraft 4, Grace 14, Walker 19, Wright 12, Rennod 10, Smith 12. BA: Jean-Pierre 22, Wilson 11, P. Pierre 15, MacDonald 4, Jean-Felix 4, Hankerson 7. Haftime: DIL 40-33. Three-pointers: Jean-Pierre 5, Hankerson, P. Pierre, Grace 2, Walker. Rebounds: Jean-Felix 14. Assists: P. Pierre 5.

• Late Saturday – Archbishop Curley 58, Marathon 37 – Cheron 16, Lemonier 8, Dorvil 2, Ermitus 11, Brown 18, Esguillian 5, Maurice 2, Lumkin 2. MAR: Rojas 18, Fantroy 3, Allen 4, Ryan 5, Chaplin 7. Halftime: AC 25-22. Rebounds: Brown 13. Assists: Lemonier 3. Steals: Lemonier 3.

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

• Cardinal Gibbons 55, Pompano Beach 17 – CG (7-2): Williams 17, Cohen 15, Lanzon 8, Jones 6, Gregos 6, Pollock 3. PB: Ferrer 9, Linares 3, Baptiste 2, Henderson 1, Bedward 1, Alcock 1. Halftime: CG 18-10. Rebounds: Jones 10 Cohen 8. Assists: Williams 3. Steals: Williams 4, Cohen 3.

• Hebrew Academy 48, Posnack 12 – HEB (10-0): Gordon 18, Dobin 23, Weiss 2, Moyal 5. POS: Sumkin 4, Doodrow 4, Brandwein 4. Halftime: HEB 38-5. Rebounds: Gordon 10, Kahn 10. Assists: Gordon 10.

BOYS’ SOCCER

• Hollywood Hills 4, Blanche Ely 1: Alejandro Osorio goal. Mathew Maldonado goal. Pablo Osorio goal. David Moreno goal. HH 6-4-2.

GIRLS’ SOCCER

• St. Thomas Aquinas 10, Northeast 0: Connor Lhota 2 goals. Maggie Falter 2 goals. Shannon McAllister 2 goals. STA 13-0.

• Archbishop McCarthy 8, Sagemont 0: Nikki Sica 2 goals. AMC 12-4.

• Late Friday – Miami Counry Day 4, Somerset Academy 2: Eduardo Macedo 2 goals, assist. MCD 9-1-3.

TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE

BOYS’ BASKETBALL

South Plantation vs. Coral Glades , 7:30

Cypress Bay at Everglades, 7:30

Boyd Anderson at Monarch, 7:30

Blanche Ely vs. Northeast (NE), 7:30

Hollywood Hills vs. Stranahan (STR), 7:30

Coconut Creek vs. Taravella (Taravella), 7:30

Sheridan Hills Christian at Pace, 7

BOYS’ SOCCER

Greater Miami at Pine Crest, 4

University at Cardinal Gibbons, 7

Everglades vs. Cooper City (Home), 7

Douglas vs. Coral Glades, 6

Taravella at Deerfield Beach, 7

Miramar vs. Flanagan (Home), 7

Dillard vs. Hallandale (Hallandale), 7

Coral Springs vs. Monarch (Monarch), 4

Pines Charter at Aquinas, 6

Archbishop McCarthy at Stranahan, 4

Cypress Bay at West Broward, 4

WRESTLING

South Broward vs. Brandon (Brandon), 3

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Posnack at Hebrew Academy, 7

Cardinal Gibbons at University, 6

Piper vs. Coral Springs (Home), 6

Douglas at Deerfield Beach, 6

Western vs. Flanagan (Flanagan), 6

West Broward vs. Miramar (Miramar), 6

GIRLS’ SOCCER

University at Cardinal Gibbons, 5

Everglades vs. Cooper City (Cooper City), 5

Douglas vs. Coral Glades (Coral Glades), 4

Monarch vs. Coral Springs (Coral Springs), 5

West Broward at Cypress Bay, 7

Miramar vs. Flanagan (Flanagan), 5

Dillard vs. Hallandale (Hallandale), 5

Deerfield Beach vs. Taravella (Taravella), 4

Greater Miami at. Pine Crest, 2

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