Belen Jesuit cross country, Columbus golf fare well. Plus football and volleyball results
The Columbus boys’ golf team won the All Catholic tri-match against Archbishop McCarthy and St. Thomas Aquinas.
The winning Explorers were led by Hans Risvaer, who shot a 3-under (68) and Justo “Andres” Atrio, who shot a 3-over (74).
Team: 1. Columbus 298; 2. St. Thomas Aquinas 301; 3. Archbishop McCarthy 316.
Individual: 1. Hans Risvaer (Col) 68, 2. Bryson Soviero (StA) 72, 3. Ben Weins (StA) and Brett White (AM) 73, 5. Justo “Andres” Atrio (Col) 74, 6. Rocco Marando (StA) and Ryan Lopez (AM) 75, 8. Christian Figueredo (Col) and Sebastian Kawas (Col) 78, 10. Victor Herrera (Col) 79, 11. Davis Abrams (StA) 81, 12. Sammy Gilden (StA) 82, 13. Matias Saavedra (Col) 83, 14. Frederick Lewis (AM) 84.
More Columbus golf
Columbus followed up by competing in the Lakewood Ranch Invitational in Bradenton against some of the top-ranked teams from the west side of the state.
After a 30-minute rain delay, the Explorers shot a combined 287 for 1-under as a team in its first time playing the course.
They tied host Lakewood Ranch High School for first to force a dramatic one-hole team playoff.
It was quite the atmosphere for high school golf with a huge gallery of Lakewood supporters. Lakewood won the playoff by one stroke.
Justo “Andres” Atrio birdied the playoff hole, and his teammates each made par. Lakewood’s top two players each birdied to clinch the title.
Prior to the playoff hole, Atrio placed third, and teammate Hans Risvaer fifth. Sebastian Kawas of Columbus also made the Top 10 in ninth. Christian Figueredo and freshman Victor Herrera tied for 15th.
Columbus scores: Justo “Andres” Atrio (-3) 69, Hans Risvaer (-1) 71, Sebastian Kawas (+1) 73, Christian Figueredo (+2) 74, Victor Herrera (+2) 74.
Cross country
The Belen Jesuit boys’ cross-country team has been impressive, displaying a lot of depth while winning invitationals this season.
The Wolverines continued to run well at the 39th Spanish River Invitational at South County Regional Park in Boca Raton, but this time Viera finished first with 45 points, just three points better than runner-up Belen in the Class 3A/4A Division.
The field included 35 teams and more than 300 runners.
Belen senior Adam Magoulas was the overall individual champion, adding another first place medal/ribbon to his collection this season. He completed the 3.1-mile course in 14 minutes and 57 seconds, a course record and a meet record.
His time is also the fastest in Florida high school cross country this season.
Teammate Joshua Ruiz, a sophomore, was third in 15:29.11.
Junior Zack Zimmerman of Fort Lauderdale High School was eighth in 16:03.11.
Sophomore Evan Torres of Belen placed ninth at 16:04.49. Senior Gabriel Garcia of Braddock was 10th in 16:07.32.
Columbus senior Nicholas Ivonnet was 11th in 16:10.37. Ryan Sarafoglu, a junior at Coral Reef, was 12th in 16:10.90. Sophomore Alejandro Romagosa also of Columbus was 16th in 16:40.58.
St. Thomas Aquinas junior Martin Goodwin was 17th in 16:17.07, and Boyd Anderson junior Johnathan Petit-Frere was 18th in 16:19.76.
Marco de la Hoz, another junior from Belen, was 19th in 16:20.24. Junior teammate Alec Torricella was 21st in 16:27.67.
Columbus was third with 90 points. Freshman Anthony Scarcello and sophomore Daniel Garcia were 23rd and 24th, respectively, in 16:36.69 and 16:40.21.
Top 10 Team Scores: 1. Viera 42, 2. Belen Jesuit 45, 3. Columbus 90, 4. (Boca Raton) Spanish River 173, 5. Braddock 200, 6. Boca Raton 221, 7. Melbourne 244, 8. St. Thomas Aquinas 259, 9. Jupiter 326, 10. Sebastian River 348.
Belen will compete Friday at the Dade County Youth Fair Championships at Larry & Penny Thompson Park in Miami.
In Class 1A boys at the Spanish River Invitational, Palmer Trinity was first of 14 teams with 27 points. The Falcons placed four runners in the Top 5 of 118 runners.
Top 5 Team Scores: 1. Palmer Trinity 27, 2. Doctors Charter 83, 3. South Florida HEAT 104, 4. The Pine School 136, 5. (North Palm Beach) Benjamin 165.
Top Individual Results: 1. George Stark (PT) 16:30.79; 2. Alejandro Storper (PT) 17:25.94; 3. Eduardo del Rosal (PT) 17:26.70; 4 Hunter Morgan (South Florida HEAT) 17:27.65; 5. Henry Stark (PT) 17:28.13; 6. Bryce Missig (South Florida HEAT) 17:44.04; 7. Ricardo Llera (Doctors Charter) 17:49.99; 8. Mateo Sotelo (Divine Savior Academy) 17:54.57; 9. Keenan McLaughlin (Doctors Charter) 18:13.54; 10. Reyn Hyland (The Pine School) 18:16.51; 11. Sebastian Tenorio (Divine Savior Academy) 18:28.00.
In Class 2A boys, Mater Lakes Academy won with 89 points, nine points ahead of runner-up Pine Crest. The field featured 17 teams and 140 runners.
Top 5 Teams: 1. Mater Lakes Academy 89, 2. Pine Crest 98, 3. Sunset 106, 4. (West Palm Beach) King’s Academy 113, 5. Gulliver Prep 127.
Top Individual Results: 1. Tyler Wadsworth (Port Charlotte) 16:08.62; 2. Will Romac (Boca Raton) Saint Andrew’s 16:11.32; 3. Jeshua Osorio (Mater Lakes Academy) 16:31.46; 4. Damien Carlsson (Saint Andrew’s) 16:38.24; 5. Dennis Moreno (Miami Sunset) 16:41.88; 6. Jack Gabrielle (Pine Crest) 17:00.63; 7. Colton Lawson (King’s Academy) 17:05.65; 8. Felipe de Cardenas (Ransom Everglades) 17:09.13; 9. Gabriel Bendix (Gulliver Prep) 17:25.66; 10. Anthony Rios (Miami Sunset) 17:26.71; 11. Michael Ziade (Miami Sunset) 17:31.92.
Football
LaSalle 42, Everglades Prep 6: QB Stetson Angelo 5-of-13 passing with 1 TD; Jude Service Rushing 2 TD; Preston Landry Rec 1 TD; Vashaud Williams KOR TD; Nate Peterson Fumble Rec For TD; Luis Bodden Jr. 1 TD; Dairo Melendez QB Sack Safety; Everson Liberte QB Sack Safety. LaSalle is 4-0.
Volleyball
Doral Academy d. Miami Country Day 25-22, 25-14, 25-19: Sophia Torres 12 kills, 6 digs, 2 aces; Melissa Gonzalez 18 assists, 3 digs; Ariel Simmons 7 kills, 2 blocks. Doral (9-4).
Florida Christian d. Westwood Christian 25-15, 25-14, 25-19: Sophia Valle 12 points, 5 aces, 11 digs; Gaby Portillo 11 points, 4 aces, 17 digs; Mikaela King 8 points, 1 ace, 10 kills, 12 digs.
Palmetto d. Pinecrest Prep 25-11, 25-20, 20-25, 25-12: Isabela Mendez 9 kills, 7 aces, 12 digs; Gabrielle Schwartz 8 kills, 3 aces; Lucia Castro 14 digs, 4 aces; Isabella Lazaro 17 digs. Palmetto (3-6).
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Roundup compiled by Jim Varsallone
jvarsallone@miamiherald.com
