Saturday<\/p>\n
CROSS COUNTRY<\/p>\n
Oasis won its first region championship Saturday as the girls had four runners in the top 12 of Saturday\u2019s Region 2A-3 meet, including race winner Jazlyn Forbes. Madison Easton was fourth, Lilliana Sipe 10th and Madison Boyko 12th.<\/p>\n
Forbes\u2019 winning time on the North Port course was 18:31.60.<\/p>\n
She did not compete\u00a0in the District 2A-6 meet the week before. Forbes went into the weekend with the state\u2019s best girls time for 2025 (17:02.44) at the North Port Invitational in late September.<\/p>\n
Both the Bishop Verot girls and boys teams moved on to the state championship. The girls were sixth and the boys eighth.<\/p>\n
Gianna Gyurich was third in the girls race for Verot, finishing in 18:43.50. Caroline Muddell was 20th and Lillian Lampitt 22nd.<\/p>\n
Christian Ginart was the top Vikings boys runner, placing 19th. Thomas Eichten was 23rd.<\/p>\n
The Oasis boys finished 10th, missing out on a trip to state. The Sharks\u2019 best finishers were Adrian Sosa in 38th and Andru McCarthy in 39th.<\/p>\n
The FHSAA State Finals are scheduled for Saturday at Apalachee Regional Park in Tallahassee.<\/p>\n
Region 2A-3<\/p>\n
At North Port High School<\/p>\n
GIRLS<\/p>\n
Team (top 8 advance):\u00a01 Oasis 69, 2 Berkeley Prep 83, 3 Aubrey Rogers 104, 4 Clearwater Calvary Christian 117, 5 Robinson 141, 6 Bishop Verot 161, 7 Lemon Bay 167, 8 Dunedin 170.\u00a0ALSO:\u00a0Angeline Academy of Innovation 185, Cardinal Mooney 258, Academy of Holy Names 380, Tarpon Springs 314, Frostproof 354, Lincoln Park Academy 355, Hardee 389, Brooks DeBartolo 496.<\/p>\n
Individual (^advances as individual):\u00a01 Jazlyn Forbes (O) 18:31.60. 2 Molly Taylor (BP) 18:39.10. 3 Gianna Gyruch 18;43.50. 4 Madison Easton (O) 18:48.50. 5 Tonia Renda (AR) 18:51.20. 6 Malina Bunwat^ (AA) 19:03.90. 7 Lily\u00a0Ghavami (BP) 19:04.20. 8 Rheya Ford (CCC) 19:06.40. 9 Jone Booe^ (TS) 19:09.20. 10 Lilliana Sipe (O) 19:15.40. 11 Alex Louie (BP) 19:18.50. 12 Madison Boyko (O) 19:22.90. 13 Luciana Valentino (D) 19:38.0. 14 Cambria Casale (CCC) 19:39.50. 15 Mackenzie Morris (LB) 19:50.50. 16 Mirena Hogan (CCC) 19:39.50. 17 Brooks Lyons (AR) 20:\u201903.10. 18 Harper Scheu (R) 20:04.50. 19 Lucia Del Valle^ (CM) 20:05.80. 20 Caroline Muddell (BV) 20:07.60. 21 Caroline Weidenmiller (AR) 20:09.80. 22 Lillian Lampitt (BV 20:12.90. 23 Alina Langrehr (R) 20:17.70. 24 Addison Farr (AR) 20:23.90. 25 Ava Wilson (LB) 20:36.00.\u00a0ALSO:\u00a0:48 Piper Sheldon (O) 21:45.00. 52 Zoe McCurry (BV) 21:57.70. 74 Lana Schmidt (BV) 22:59.10. 82 Lea Scotti (BV) 23;27.30. 87 Bailey Benetatos (O) 23:37.10. 95 Jade Schmidt (BV) 24:10.20.\u00a0<\/p>\n
BOYS<\/p>\n
Team (top 8 advance):\u00a01 Clearwater Calvary Christian 49, 2 Aubrey Rogers 87, 3 Berkeley Prep 98, 4 Dunedin 17, 5 Robinson 159, 6 Hardee 176, 7 Angeline Academy of Innovation 183, 8 Bishop Verot:\u00a0ALSO:\u00a0Lemon Bay 234, Oasis 287, Frostproof 295, Brooks DeBartolo 309, Clearwater Central Catholic 334, Lincoln Park Academy 340, DeSoto County 349, Bell Creek Academy 386.<\/p>\n
Individual (^advances as individual): 1 Mason Leblanc^ (King) 15:25.0-\/ 2 Dominic Sadonis (AA) 15:58.50. 3 Cole Galuski (BP) 16:11.80. 4 Valentin Lopez (H) 16:23.10. 5 Luke LaHaye (CCC_ 16:29.90. 6 Caleb Brown (CCC) 16:30.50. 7 Logan Grene (D) 16:33.10. 8 Logan Easton (AR) 16:36.60. 9 Fisher Shelton (CCC) 16:38.00. 10 Jacob Sackenheim (R) 16:39.10. 11 Dolminic Martinez^ (F) 16:43.30. 12 Spencer Beavis (AR) 16:46.40. 13 David Benitez (H) 16:48.80. 14 Logan Milo (CCC) 16:51.80. 15 Rai Mehta (BP) 16:52.49. 16 Landon Roessler (D) 16:53.50. 17 Andrian Nel (BP) 16:52.40. 18 Dominic Gonzalez^ (Chamberlain). 19 Christian Ginart (BV) 17:06.40. 20 Maximus Brown (CCC) 17:11.80. 21 Wyatt Crowe^ (Chamberlain) 17:30.30. 22 Cade Magers (AR) 17:19.30. 23 Thomas Eichten (BV) 17:21.40. 24 Alex Skadal (LB) 17\u203321\/8-\/ 25 Braden Turner (AR) 17:28.90. ALSO: 30 Gbriel Scotti (BV) 17:39.00. 38 Adrian Sosa (O) 17:54.80. 39 Andru McCarthy (O) 18:00.80. 56 Marion Martell (O) 18:48.40. 79 Alex Polsinelli (BV) 19:29.40. 86 Marshal Zuchlewski (O) 20:02.50. 99 Joseph Green (O) 20:36.90. 104 Oscar Olsen (O) 21:31.80. 105 Grant Kurio (BV) 21:50.90. 107 Andre Barbato (BV) 22:00.58.\u00a0<\/p>\n
SWIMMING<\/p>\n
FHSAA Championships<\/p>\n
Class 3A\u00a0<\/p>\n
At Florida Aquatics Swimming and Training (FAST), Ocala<\/p>\n
BOYS<\/p>\n
200 freestyle:\u00a05 Hayden Tedhams (CC) 1:43.69.\u00a0<\/p>\n
400 freestyle relay: 15 Cape Coral (Hayden Tedhams, Calos Heredia, Menassa Mackain, Aayden Dugan) 3;22.20 (B final).<\/p>\n
Team result:\u00a026 Cape Coral 22.<\/p>\n
GIRLS<\/p>\n
200 medley relay:\u00a08 Cape Coral (Alejandra Figueroa, Taylor Tedhams, Isabella Figueoa, Dayanna Franklyn) 1:54.59.\u00a0<\/p>\n
50 freestyle:\u00a015 Dayanna Franklyn (CC) 25.20 (B final).<\/p>\n
100 butterfly:\u00a016 Isabella Figueroa (CC) 1:04.29 (B final).<\/p>\n
200 freestyle relay:\u00a011 Cape Coral (Eva Scribner, Alejandra Figueroa, Alissa Varlam, Ava Romine) 1:42.85 (B final).\u00a0<\/p>\n
100 backstroke:\u00a016 Dayanna Franklyn (CC) 1:03.03 (B final).<\/p>\n
400 freestyle relay:\u00a013 Cape Coral (Dayanna Franklyn, Isabella Figueroa, Eva Scribner, Taylor Tedhams) 3:46.62 (B final).<\/p>\n
Team result:\u00a013 (tie) Cape Coral 46<\/p>\n
FOOTBALL<\/p>\n
Region 5A-3 playoffs<\/p>\n
First round<\/p>\n
Cape Coral 35, Gulf Coast 21:\u00a0The Seahawks (10-1) struggled in the first half, then owned the\u00a0second to move on in the 5A-3 playoffs. Gulf Coast led 21-7 after two quarters. A Jermaine Skinner TD run produced Cape\u2019s first-half points. After intermission, Cape took over. Quarterback Derek Hooker connected on touchdown\u00a0passes of 10 yards to Skinner and a fourth-and-goal 1-yarder to Ethan Wilson. After stopping Gulf Coast at the Cape 41, the Seahawks took the lead. Skinner connected with TJ Schley for a 59-yard score at the end of the third quarter. When a Gulf\u00a0Coast drive stalled inside the Cape 10, the Seahawks locked down the\u00a0win as Hooker hit his fourth touchdown pass of the night. Cape Coral earned a home game next week against Manatee in the Region 5A-3 semifinals.<\/p>\n
Riverdale 47, North Fort Myers 22:\u00a0North found itself in a 21-0 hole in the first quarter, came within 21-19 before halftime, then saw Riverdalle pull away. For the Red Knights, Christian Seber returned a kickoff 88 yards for a touchdown, JD Irons scored on a short run, and Adrian Rivera caught a 12-yard TD pass from Caedon Conn to account for North\u2019s first-half points. Meyer Erickson kicked a field goal for the Red Knights (4-7) in the second half. Riverdale, the 5A-3 top seed, will be home against Immokalee next week.<\/p>\n
Region 2A-3 playoffs<\/p>\n
First round<\/p>\n
Bishop Verot 22, Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian 14:\u00a0The Vikings got a scare in the final minutes, but advanced to the second round of the Class 2A playoffs. Up by eight points, Bishop Verot (5-6) fumbled on its own 37. Justin Rode stopped Calvary Christian with an interception on his 10. Ayden Gonzalez scored on a 2-yard run, Miicah Anderson rushed for a 15-yard TD and Deshon Jenkins broke loose for a 42-yard score. Colton Lynch added a 25-yard field goal.\u00a0 Jenkins\u2019 score made it 22-0 in the fourth quarter before Calvary Christian scored twice to cut the Vikings\u2019 margin to what would be the final score. With the win, Bishop Verot advanced to face 2A-3 top seed and old rival Cardinal Mooney next Friday.<\/p>\n
BOYS SOCCER<\/p>\n
Gateway 7, Island Coast 3: The unbeaten Eagles (5-0-0) dropped the Gators to 1-3-0.<\/p>\n
Late Wednesday<\/p>\n
GIRLS WEIGHTLIFTING<\/p>\n
Olympic lift: Oasis\u00a034, Ida Baker 34 (tie)<\/p>\n
Traditional lift: Ida Baker 36, Oasis 32<\/p>\n
For the Sharks, Lacey Beattie, Paige Thomas, Piper Sheldon, Kyra Cavender and Makayla won their weight classes in both the Olympic and traditional lifts.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Saturday CROSS COUNTRY Oasis won its first region championship Saturday as the girls had four runners in the…\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":49917,"comment_status":"","ping_status":"","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[14],"tags":[209,211,210],"class_list":["post-49916","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","category-cape-coral","tag-cape-coral","tag-cape-coral-headlines","tag-cape-coral-news"],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/49916","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/2"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=49916"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/49916\/revisions"}],"wp:featuredmedia":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media\/49917"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=49916"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=49916"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=49916"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}