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University (23-0) is the last team standing, bidding to become Volusia-Flagler's first state softball champion. ORANGE CITY — University will have to wait another day to try and keep its perfect season alive. The Titans' regional semifinal contest with Orange Park Oakleaf was suspended Tuesday due to weather after the completion of the first inning.

Anson Rodriguez led the way with three touchdowns, Trent Reade found the end zone twice and Slade Henderson added a score as the Wildcats (6-3) defeated Trinity Prep, 42-10, for their first playoff win since 2001.   Henderson and Brantley Bates also had interceptions for the Wildcats, who have now won four of their last five games.   Taylor will host Trinity Catholic next week.

More than half of the Volusia-Flagler area's football teams will spend this Friday night away from the football field, most as a direct or indirect result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Nancy Wait, a spokeswoman for the Volusia County school district, said Monday that COVID-19 related incidents would force Atlantic, Deltona and Pine Ridge to enter 14-day quarantine periods. Father Lopez, which hosted Atlantic last week, is also in quarantine though it reported no positive cases, according to assistant principal Scott Drabczyk.

The Wildcats finally defeated rival Crescent City Friday night.   Amir Brown gashed the NSB defense for 161 yards and three scores and Blake Boda threw for 153 yards and a touchdown strike to Matthew Bosset as the Sandcrabs (3-2) dominated the 'Cudas, 27-10. New Smyrna's (3-2) Cam Martel finished with 85 rushing yards and a touchdown pass to Jeremy Mitchell.