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May 10, 2021 Chris Hopkins waited as long as possible to turn in his lineup card, roughly 15 minutes before the scheduled first pitch of Friday's Region 2-6A quarterfinal baseball bout with Harmony.
That was just enough time for New Smyrna Beach ace Liam Garvey to prove his left ankle could hold up in a pre-game bullpen session.
Earlier in the week, the senior right-hander tweaked it during an intrasquad scrimmage.
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The NSB baseball team won its 5th game in a row and improved to 9-2. Deltona won in softball and Seabreeze won in girls' tennis.
Baseball New Smyrna Beach 12, Flagler Palm Coast 3
Batting highlights: NSB Flacco, 3-4, 2B; NSB Landers, 3-4, 2B, 4 RBIs; NSB Morgan 2-4, 3B; NSB Garvey 2-4, 3B.
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Mar 31, 2021 
Even with his team ahead by 23 points in a game last week at Lake Mary Prep, New Smyrna Beach point guard Frank Bellissimo crashed into the scorer's table chasing down a loose ball.
The ball eventually trickled to the opposite end of the compact gymnasium, prompting second-year Head Coach Ryan Dickey to retrieve it. The joints tightened up every so slightly during his leisurely trot.
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Jan 12, 2021 
Pine Ridge's Jaylen Cheeks and Flagler Palm Coast's Desmond Neal join five newcomers on this year's list.
Volusia-Flagler's boys basketball playing field looks pretty level entering 2020-21. As such, players from seven different programs comprise this year's News-Journal preseason Super 7.
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Nov 25, 2020 
PALM COAST — Matanzas waited 15 years to host a high school football playoff game. Celebrating their first postseason win by raining down ice-bucket showers, raising the Jolly Roger and moshing boisterously in the fieldhouse, the Pirates will turn around and do it again in seven, short days.
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Nov 16, 2020
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