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LAST WEEK’S BEST PERFORMANCES

TEAM OF THE WEEK

The Miami High girls’ basketball team clinched its first berth in the state final four since 2005 with a dramatic 37-35 victory over Lourdes in the Region 4-8A final. Melsheree Reid scored the game-winning layup with six seconds remaining, and Beatrice Mompremier finished with 12 points, 19 rebounds and five blocks.

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Allen Baez, Miami High, boys’ basketball: Baez had 15 points, seven rebounds, three assists and two steals to lead the Stingarees to a 53-40 win over Carol City in a Region 4-8A quarterfinal.

Walker Blanco and Diego Miller, Westminster Christian, boys’ basketball: Blanco made the winning shot with two seconds left off an assist from Miller to beat Archbishop Curley 56-55.

Daniel Coffey, Palmetto, boys’ basketball: Coffey had 21 points to lead the Panthers to a 51-44 Region 4-8A quarterfinal win over Columbus.

Nia Roberts, Norland, girls’ basketball: Roberts had 15 points, 10 rebounds and four steals to lead the Vikings to a 69-37 win over Naples Barron Collier that clinched their sixth trip to state in eight seasons.

Danielle Minott, Miami Country Day, girls’ basketball: Minott finished with a game-high 22 points to help the Spartans advance to the state final four in Class 3A with a 50-48 win over Weston Sagemont.

Nosomy Pozo, Southwest, wrestling: Pozo dominated St. Thomas Aquinas’ Shiquan Hall with a 12-3 major decision to win the 132-pound Class 3A state championship.

Nick Wethy, Columbus, wrestling: Wethy won the 220-pound state title in Class 3A with a 2-1 win against Kissimmee Osceola’s Ben Cruz to clinch the Explorers’ first individual state title in 20 years.

Ritchie Guillaume, North Miami Beach, wrestling: Guillaume won the 145-pound state title in Class 3A with a close 1-0 win over Christian Lohsen of DeLand.

Danny Garcia, Doral Academy, wrestling: Garcia won the 138-pound Class 1A state title with a 10-5 victory.

Peter Llerena, Mater Lakes, baseball: Llerena threw a four-hitter, striking out seven in six innings to lead the Bears to a 3-1 win over nationally ranked Plantation American Heritage.

Elias Trenhs, Braddock, baseball: Trenhs struck out six in a four-hitter to help the Bulldogs beat Southridge 3-0.

Kelli Kleis, Westminster Christian, softball: Kleis went 2 for 4 with three RBI and earned the 8-7 win over Lake Worth Park Vista.

Devan Cinalli, Archbishop Carroll, softball: Cinalli picked up two shutouts in wins against Jackson and Ransom Everglades.

Shaun Berman, Miami Country Day, boys’ tennis: Berman swept his match to lead the Spartans to a 6-1 win over La Salle.

Julieta Dalmau, Gulliver, girls’ tennis: Dalmau won her No. 1 singles match to help the Raiders edge Ransom Everglades 4-3.


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ANDRE C. FERNANDEZ


By Andre C. Fernandez

a1fernandez@MiamiHerald.com

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Gulliver 13, Southwest 3 (5)

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WP: Gabbee Drainey (1-0). Top performers: Ashley Leon 3-3, 2 doubles, 2 R. Stephanie Texeira 3-3, HR, 3 RBI. GUL 1-0.

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WP: Taylor Sennett (2-0). LP: A. Norris. Top performers: Taylor Sennett 3 H, 2 RBI, 2 R. Jenna Lilly 2 H, 2 RBI, 2 R. Avery Watson 4 H, 3 RBI, 3 R. MCD 2-0.

BOYS’ TRACK

•  Belen 101, Ferguson 90, Dade Christian 54, So . Fla. HEAT 38, Sunset 37, Pace 36, Coral Park 34, La Salle 23, American Heritage 21, Key West 19, Archbishop Carroll 13, Mater Academy 11, NW Christian 4: MP won 400-meter relay, 800-meter relay; BEL won 1600-meter relay, 3200-meter relay, 6400-meter relay, distance medley, 440-meter shuttle hurdle; Eric Couto (BEL) won high jump; Pablo Espitia (FER) won pole vault; Jonathan Saintil (DC) won long jump; Leon Rechourse (LAS) won triple jump; Kevin Delgado (CP) won shot put, discus throw.

GIRLS’ TRACK

•  Ferguson 97, So. Fla. HEAT 77, Lourdes 75, Key West 58, La Salle 39, Mater Academy 29, Pace 24, Dade Christian 15, American Heritage 11, Sunset 9, Coral Park 9, NW Christian 4: FER won 400-meter relay, distance medley; MP won 800-meter relay, 1600-meter relay; LOU won 3200-meter relay, 6400-meter relay; KW won 400-meter shuttle hurdle; Ally Pond (HEAT) won high jump; Rachel Dietrich (KW) won pole vault; Hannah Sodergren (HEAT) won long jump; Hayle Fortier (HEAT) won triple jump; Natalie Dakka (CP) won shot put; Sydney Molina (FER) won discus throw.

TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE

BOYS’ BASKETBALL

Region 4-8A semifinal: Hialeah Gardens at Miami High, 7

Region 4-8A semifinal: South Miami at Palmetto, 7

Region 4-6A semifinal: Pembroke Pines Charter at Norland, 7

Region 4-4A semifinal: University School at Archbishop Carroll, 7

Region 4-4A semifinal: Ransom Everglades at Gulliver, 7

Region 4-3A semifinal: Westminster Christian at Florida Christian, 7

Region 4-2A semifinal at Northwest Christian: Zion Lutheran vs. Champagnat, 7

Region 4-2A semifinal at Miami Christian: Westwood Christian vs. Calusa Prep, 7

BASEBALL

Southwest vs. Columbus (COL), 6:30

Varela vs. Miami Palmetto (CR Park), 3:30

LaSalle vs. Dade Christian (DCS), 3:30

Coral Park vs. Braddock (Braddock), 3:30

American vs. Hialeah Gardens (HG), 3:30

Coral Reef vs. Killian (Killian), 3:30

Homestead vs. Northwestern (NW), 3:30

South Dade vs. Southridge (SR), 6:30

Archbishop Carroll at Sunset, 3:30

Hialeah at North Miami Beach, 3:30

Norland vs. Mourning (Pepper Park), 3:30

N. Miami vs. Carol City (Scott Park), 3:30

Ferguson vs. South Miami (SM), 3:30

Reagan vs. Goleman (STU), 6:30

Westland vs. Mater (West. Gardens), 3:30

Mater Lakes at Westminster Chr., 3:30

Doral at Westwood Christian (WCS), 3:30

SOFTBALL

Westwood Christian at Arch.Carroll, 3:30

Pace vs. Hialeah Gardens (HG), 3:30

Homestead vs. HML (HML), 3:30

Westland Hialeah at Central, 3:30

Mater Lakes vs. Jackson (Jax), 3:30

Mater Academy at Northwestern, 3:30

Miami Beach vs. Ronald Reagan (RR), 3:30

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