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Last week’s best performances

TEAM OF THE WEEK

Lia King set meet records in the triple jump (38-8), 100 hurdles (14.19) and 300 hurdles(43.27), finished third in the long jump and Regine Williams won the 100 (11.86) and 200 (24.03) to lead the Hallandale girls’ track team to the George Steinbrenner Invitational title.

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Matt Fierman, Coral Springs Charter, baseball: Fierman’s single in the bottom of the seventh inning scored Jorge Solano as the Panthers (7-6) rallied for a 4-3 upset of American Heritage (11-2).

Erin Dimeglio, South Plantation, flag football: Dimeglio passed for 125 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Paladins over South Broward 14-13.

Dakota Villella, American Heritage, softball: Villella went 2 for 4 with two RBI to help the Patriots (15-1) beat Westminster Christian 5-3 for the SlamFest Tournament gray bracket title.

Lani Skolnick and Jenna Cisneros, Coral Springs, girls’ tennis: Skolnick and Cisneros each won singles to lead the Colts over Coconut Creek 6-1.

Sam Culver, Cooper City, boys’ water polo: Culver made 18 saves to lead the Cowboys over Miami Dr. Krop 7-5.

Khari Herbert, American Heritage, boys’ track: Herbert finished second in the 400 (48.24) at Disney’s Track and Field Showcase.

Caio Henriques and Tyler Kruger, Monarch, boys’ tennis: Henriques and Kruger each won singles and doubles to lead the Knights over Pompano Beach 4-3.

Kendall Ellis, St. Thomas Aquinas, girls’ track: Ellis won the 400 (54.71) and led the 1,600-meter relay team of Toria Levy, Krystal Sparling and Alon Lewis to victory at the Bob Hayes Invitational.

Heather Ramos, Coral Springs Charter, softball: Huber (7-1) struck out 10 to lift the Panthers over West Broward 7-3 for the SlamFest white bracket title.

Daesha Rogers and Rachelle Alexander, American Heritage, girls’ track: Rogers and Alexander went 1-2 in the 800 (2:17.60, 2:20.02) and Rogers won the 1,600 (4:59.78) at the Bob Hayes Invitational.

Krystal Sparling, St. Thomas Aquinas, girls’ track: Sparling won the 100 in a Florida-leading 11.57 and led the Raiders’ 400-meter relay team of Khalifa St. Fort, Krysten Golden and Nastolgia Smith to victory (47.26) at the Bob Hayes Invitational.

Toria Levy, St. Thomas Aquinas, girls’ track: Levy won the 300 hurdles in a Florida-leading 42.93 and helped the Raiders win the 1,600-meter relay at the Bob Hayes Invitational.

James Buckley, Coral Springs Christian, baseball: Buckley went 3 for 4 with four RBI to lead the Crusaders (11-2) over Calvary Christian 11-3.

Johnny Haney, Cooper City, baseball: Haney threw three scoreless innings to earn the save as the Cowboys rallied for a 3-2 victory over Northeast.


BY FABIAN LYON

flyon@MiamiHerald.com

•  Late Saturday — Panther Relays — Ely 72, Miramar 70, Columbus 68, Glades Central 37, Dwyer 35, Wellington 32.5, Leonard 31, Palm Beach Lakes 31, Flanagan 30, Nova 28 — 400-meter relay: GC 42.98; 800-meter relay: GC 1:30.54; 1600-meter relay: ELY 3:26.18; 3200-meter relay: FLA 8:31.21; 6400-meter relay: COL 18:54.42; 800 sprint medley: NOVA 1:36.66; 1600 sprint medley: BOY 3:44.56; distance medley: COL 10:53.67; 330-meter shuttle hurdle: PBL 44.46; high jump: Gurrier Wolky (MIR) 5-10; pole vault: Aaron Humyn (DWY) 13-6; long jump: Chazton Mekenzie (ELY) 21-2.5; triple jump: Darius Hodges (PBL) 45-9.5; shot put: Erik Gonzalez (COL) 47-6; discus throw: William Gendusa (DWY) 145.

GIRLS’ TRACK

•  Late Saturday — Viper Classic — South Dade 116, Ferguson 108.5, Carol City 101, Killian 81, Ransom 73, Lely 41, Archbishop McCarthy 27, Mater Academy 23, Varela 16, Doral Academy 15, St. Brendan 11, North Miami Beach 9, Southwest 2.5 — 100-meter dash: Kendia Williams (CC) 12.87; 200-meter dash: Ulani Toussaint (MA) 25.31; 400-meter dash: Ulani Toussaint (MA) 58.39; 800-meter run: Rachel Licea (FER) 2:21.35; 1600-meter run: Stephanie de la Guarda (FER) 5:21.57; 3200-meter run: Katrina Santiago (FER) 11:36.80; 100-meter hurdles: Ebony Morrison (KIL) 14.14; 300-meter hurdles: Brianna Payne (KIL) 47.26; 400-meter relay: KIL 48.07; 1600-meter relay: SD 4:01.65; 3200-meter relay: FER 9:42.64; high jump: Barbra Vilson (SD) 5-8; long jump: Ebony Morrison (KIL) 18-5; triple jump: Barbra Vilson (SD) 36-6; shot put: Jasmine Williams (CC) 40-11.5; discus throw: Jasmine Williams (CC) 155-1.

•  Late Saturday — Panther Relays — Dwyer 69, Lake Worth 61, Flanagan 53.5, Palm Beach Lakes 49, Kings Academy 35, Nova 31, Wellington 30, Jensen Beach 29, Barron Collier 29, South Fork 29 — 400-meter relay: ELY 49.18; 800-meter relay: LW 1:44.02; 1600-meter relay: LW 4:02.80; 3200-meter relay: SEM 10:11.78; 6400-meter relay: SF 23.92; 800 sprint medley: LW 1:50.54; 1600 sprint medley: SEM 4:21.32; distance medley: SF 13:34.06; 300-meter shuttle hurdle: PBL 51.81; high jump: Keyanna Harris (DWY) 5-4; pole vault: Cameron Heath (WEL) 9-0; long jump: Stacey Destin (BOY) 17-10.75; triple jump: Morgan Campbell (WEL) 37-10; shot put: Dominique Edwards (FLA) 39-0; d iscus throw: Dominique Edwards (FLA) 140.

FLAG FOOTBALL

•  Cypress Bay 21, Pembroke Pines Charter 13: Amanda Kreitzer 2 TD, extra point, 85 receiving yards. CB 1-1.

•  Hallandale 20, McArthur 0: Antranae Alvin 3 TD receptions, interception. Juanita Williams 3 TD passes. Michelle Wright interception. HAL 4-0.

GIRLS’ LACROSSE

•  Cardinal Gibbons 14, Miami Killian 9: Kate Ingerto 5 goals. Lauren Burns 4 goals. Bridgette Morgan leading defender. CG 4-6.

BOYS’ WATER POLO

•  Cooper City 17, Fort Lauderdale 11: Sam Culver 11 saves, 7 assists. Brandon Bogumill 6 goals. CC 6-4.

TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE

BASEBALL

Dillard vs. Blanche Ely (Home), 6:30

Stranahan vs. Boyd Anderson (BA), 3:45

Douglas vs. Coral Springs (Home), 6:30

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