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What probably was the most expected — and anticipated — game of the season for both teams, the Windermere Wolverines and the Horizon Hawks boys varsity soccer teams, ended with no goals on a 0-0 tie Tuesday, Jan. 17.
A 9-3-4 Horizon has not lost a single game at its home field this season, and head soccer coach Brad Duerksen was excited that was still the case at the end of the game.
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on West Orange Times & Observer
Jan 23, 2023 
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Sumner Stingray basketball returned from the break to sweep all three games on its schedule, rebounding from a stretch going into the holiday break where the team lost two of three games. The squad started the week with a decisive 64-19 home win vs. the Middleton Tigers on Tues.
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on The Observer News
Jan 23, 2023 
Even programs that have reached back-to-back Final Fours still have lessons to learn.
Cardinal Mooney High girls basketball (13-5) found that out Tuesday night.
In a back-and-forth home game against Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High (11-8), the Cougars made enough mistakes down the stretch to make first-year Coach Marlon Williams literally hopping mad.
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on Your Observer
Jan 23, 2023 
Matanzas girls soccer coach Scott Crooke knows his young squad has come a long way since the beginning of the season.
The amount of progress the Pirates have made was revealed on Friday, Jan. 20, as they ended their regular season with a 1-1 tie with Taylor High School at the Ship.
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on Palm Coast Observer
Jan 23, 2023 
Seabreeze girls coach Eli Freidus buckled the Five Star Conference Soccer Tournament trophy into the passenger seat of his SUV and took it home for the second year in a row.
The Sandcrabs shut out Spruce Creek 5-0 in the conference final Thursday, Jan. 12.
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on Ormond Beach Observer
Jan 23, 2023 
Matanzas boys basketball coach Henry Robinson knew Karl Knighten was going to have a big game against his former team. But he didn't think the senior guard was going to connect on his first four shots from behind the 3-point arc.
Knighten went on to score 28 points and hit six 3-pointers — five in the first half — as the Pirates rolled to a 76-54 victory over Flagler Palm Coast on Friday, Jan.
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on Palm Coast Observer
Jan 16, 2023 
With about two minutes to go in Booker High's girls basketball game against Lake Placid High on Tuesday, Tornadoes coach Ty Bryant was getting on his team about free throws after a few misses.
"Come on, they're free!" Bryant said, a look of bewilderment.
The free throws came with Booker (13-5) leading the Dragons (5-6) by 46 points.
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on Your Observer
Jan 16, 2023 
Cardinal Mooney High senior Jordyn Byrd was named the 2022-2023 Gatorade Florida Volleyball Player of the Year on Friday.
The 6-foot-5 Byrd, who also won the award in 2021-2022, had 571 kills, 206 digs, 52 service aces and 48 blocks while posting a . 571 kill percentage and a .
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on Your Observer
Jan 16, 2023 
The road to success can be long, difficult and diverse.
Both Seabreeze soccer teams won their Five Star Conference Soccer Tournament openers on Saturday, Jan. 7, but the similarities stopped there.
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on Ormond Beach Observer
Jan 16, 2023 
In some ways, the Lakewood Ranch High girls soccer match against Manatee looked more like a football game.
A Mustangs player would send a deep pass down the field, as a teammate would sprint past the Hurricanes defense to catch up to the ball — carefully avoiding an offsides call — like a wide receiver getting open on a go route. The player would then make a move on the goalkeeper, firing a shot into the back of the net.
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on Your Observer
Jan 16, 2023 
The Dr. Phillips High School boys varsity soccer team defeated 1-0 the Olympia Titans during the Friendship Cup game the night of Friday, Jan. 6.
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on West Orange Times & Windermere Observer
Jan 9, 2023 
Dane is a senior at Seabreeze High School in the midst of a highly competitive varsity soccer season. The Sandcrabs have three more regular season games before they head to districts in February.
In the 2021-22 season, she played right back when they were district champions.
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on Ormond Beach Observer
Jan 9, 2023 
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