Ransom Everglades wins volleyball event. Plus Palmer Trinity golfer Danielle Hernandez and more
The Miami Ransom Everglades girls’ volleyball team won the Palm League Conference Tournament at Gulliver Prep in Miami.
The Raiders defeated Miami Palmer Trinity 25-15, 25-23, Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest 19-25, 27-25, 15-9 and Miami Gulliver Prep 25-21, 20-25, 15-13 en route to the title. In an exciting battle against Pine Crest, Ransom Everglades rallied after dropping the first set.
Julia Lewkowitz led the Raiders with 23 kills, 3 aces and 33 digs. Mia Jean Claude totaled 39 kills and 6 blocks, and Addison Pollock added 38 digs and 4 assists. Lindsay Ng set the table with 40 assists.
With the three victories, Ransom eclipsed the .500 mark at 7-5.
More volleyball
Miami LaSalle reached the 10-win mark in girls’ volleyball.
LaSalle d. SLAM 25-14, 25-16, 25-22: Helenn Montilla 8 kills; Sara Moreno 5 kills, 8 digs; Paola Marin 3 aces, 1 kill, 8 digs. LaS 10-2.
Felix Varela d. Miami Springs 25-18, 25-21, 24-26, 25-18: Giovanna Hernandez 4 solo blocks, 6 kills; Abigail Nunez 20 digs, 5 aces, 7 assists; Joselyn Rodriguez 12 assists, 4 aces, 6 digs; Audrey Zelaya 7 kills, 6 aces, 10 digs. FV 5-3.
Golf
Danielle Hernandez of Miami Palmer Trinity won the girls’ division of the Palm League Conference Golf Championship at Biltmore Golf Course (par 71) in Coral Gables.
Teammate Remi Bacardi tied for second just one stroke back, while Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest was runner-up in the team standings. On the boys’ side, Alexander Weinberg tied for third for third place Pine Crest.
BOYS: Palm League Conference Championship at Biltmore Golf Course (par 71) in Coral Gables: Team: Champion West Palm Beach Oxbridge Academy 285 (+1); 2. North Palm Beach Benjamin 286 (+2); 3. Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest 297 (+13); 4. Miami Ransom Everglades 306 (+22); 5. Miami Country Day 313 (+29); 6. Boca Raton St. Andrews 316 (+32); 7. Miami Gulliver Prep 321 (+37); 8. Coconut Creek North Broward Prep 324 (+40); 9. Miami Palmer Trinity 334 (+50); 10. Davie NSU University 345 (+61).
Individual: Medalists Brooks Colton (Benj) and Ajax Lanasa (Oxbr) 69 (-2); Alexander Weinberg (PC), Charlie Woods (Benj) and Joey Iaciofano (Oxbr) 70 (-1); Patrick Shawger (Oxbr) 72 (+1); Cole Durham (RE), Ryan Altschul (PC) and Drew Stirling (Benj) 73 (+2); Axel Monssoh (RE), Andrew Tsar (Benj), AJ Colonna (Oxbr) and Haoting Zhou (PC) 74 (+3).
GIRLS: Palm League Conference Championship at Biltmore Golf Course (par 71) in Coral Gables: Team: Champion Oxbridge Academy 301 (+17); 2. Pine Crest 303 (+19); 3. Benjamin 309 (+25); 4. Palmer Trinity 315 (+31); 5. Ransom Everglades 326 (+42); 6. North Broward Prep 360 (+76); 7. St. Andrews 369 (+85); 8. Gulliver Prep 372 (+88).
Individual: Medalist Danielle Hernandez (PT) 68 (-3); Remi Bacardi (PT) and Maddie Hyndman (Oxbr) 69 (-2); Gabriella Albert (SA) 71 (E); Claire Luce (Oxbr) 72 (+1); Reece McMillian (Benj), Vanessa Georgescu (PC) and Morgan Cole (PC) 73 (+2); Catherine Mulvaney (Oxbr) 76 (+5); Kai Haydon (Benj), Stephanie Weinberg (PC), Tingting Zhuang (NBP) and Esha Nagalla (RE) 77 (+6).
More golf
In a battle of top Miami-Dade County teams, the Miami Columbus boys’ golf team edged Miami Florida Christian 145-149.
Even a 1-hour rain delay could not dampen the spirits of the competitors at Palmetto Golf Course (par 36) in Miami. They did not disappoint.
Medalist honors went to four golfers who tied with an even-par 36. They are Columbus golfers Hector Perez Sainz, Carl Tegel and Jake Williams and Florida Christian golfer Kalani Centeno.
Kevin Corzo of Florida Christian, Joseph Fernández of Columbus and Victor Herrera of Columbus were just one stroke back, tying at 37. Florida Christian’s Mason Keisch and teammate Eros Razuri-Hoyos shot 38 along with Eduardo Perez of Columbus. Matthew Hernandez of Florida Christian scored 39.
Football
The Miami Archbishop Carroll football team defeated visiting Miami SmartEn Academy 42-0 with the defense recording its third consecutive shutout.
Defensive end Josh Velez recovered a fumble in the end zone for a touchdown, and Daniel Diaz, Roger Soca and Jonas Taylor each recorded sacks as the defense totaled 8 sacks. Offensively, Davian Pabon threw 2 touchdown passes.
Archbishop Carroll (4-0) will travel to Miami Curtis Park on Friday to play Miami Jackson.
Bowling
Miami Krop bowling is off to a good start, and Miami Columbus and Miami Ferguson’s teams are on a roll.
GIRLS: Ferguson 7, Coral Gables 0: High Games Kalra Portillo 158, Emma Jaramillo 165; High Series Emma Jaramillo 457. Ferg 6-0.
GIRLS: Krop 7, Hialeah 0: Joselyn Reyes-Clark (K) High Game 166, High Series 483; Immacula Germain (K) Series 305; Elizabeth Timmons (K) High Game 114, Series 301; Mia Bello (H) High Game 118, High Series 325; Tatiana Ramirez (H) High Game 102, Series 282. Krop 1-0.
BOYS: Columbus 7, Killian 0: High Game Alec Padilla (Col) 209; High Series Adrian Bengochea (Col) 571. Col 4-0.
BOYS: Ferguson 7, Coral Gables 0: Ferg: High Games Lexander Perdomo 227, Remy Dou 208, Rashawn Viart 204, Isaiah Lacayo 190, Frank Molina 192; High Series Lexander Perdomo 652. CG: High Game Alejandro García 177; High Series Alejandro García 475. Ferg 6-0.
BOYS: Gulliver Prep 5, COHEA 2: GP: High Series James Elijah Leano 392; High Game James Elijah Leano 152. C: High Series Jaden Lao 362; High Game Donovan Armstrong 154. GP 1-1.
BOYS: Krop 4, Belen 3: Duron Blash (K) High Game 190, High Series 508; Aden Edwards (K) High Game 185, Series 502; Earlington Adams (K) High Game 175, Series 500; Enrique Groso (Bel) High Game 207, High Series 527; Micheal Pena (Bel) Series 473; Ryan Solares (Bel) High Game 179. Krop 1-0.
BOYS: Krop 7, Hialeah 0: Kyle Sweeting (K) High Game 181, High Series 491; Legend Parmer (K) High Game 168, Series 465; Duron Blach (K) High Game 155, Series 439. Erick Urena (H) High Game 176, High Series 441; Diego Osomo (H) 159, 429. Krop 2-0.
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Roundup compiled by Jim Varsallone
jvarsallone@miamiherald.com
This story was originally published September 18, 2024 at 3:33 AM.
