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King’s Academy brings home its first boys volleyball state championship

The King’s Academy boys volleyball team captured its first state championship in school history with a 25-14, 25-14, 27-25 victory against SLAM (Tampa) in the Class 1A state championship at Polk State College in Winter Haven on Saturday afternoon. King’s Academy (22-5) had a dominant performance in the first set. It jumped out to a 7-1 advantage, extended the lead to 19-9 and won by 11. The Lions had a 15-12 advantage in the second set and finished strong with a 10-2 run. King’s Academy trailed 25-24 in the third set before rallying for the final three points to earn the victory. Junior...

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St. Thomas Aquinas’ Mason Taylor goes to Jets in second round, Boca Raton’s Ashton Gillotte picked by Chiefs in third

LSU’s Mason Taylor, the son of Jason Taylor and nephew of Zach Thomas, both Hall of Fame defensive players for the Miami Dolphins, was selected as a tight end with the 42nd selection in the 2025 NFL draft on Friday night. Related Articles St. Thomas Aquinas’ 38 NFL draft picks through history Taylor became the 38th graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas High School to be drafted into the NFL. Taylor, a 6-foot-5 pass-catcher, hauled in 129 passes for 1,308 yard and six touchdowns in his three years at Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Jason Taylor, in the penultimate season of his...

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The best of Palm Beach County high school sports: Winter 2025 All-County honorees

Here are the winter 2025 All-County honorees, covering top high school athletes from Palm Beach County in basketball, soccer, wrestling, girls weightlifting and cheerleading. The section will be published in the newspaper on Sunday. BOYS BASKETBALL Palm Beach 7A-5A boys basketball player of the year: Tor-El Robinson, Wellington senior Palm Beach 4A-1A boys basketball player of the year: Javian Jones, King’s Academy senior Palm Beach 7A-5A boys basketball first team, second team, honorable mention, coach of the year Palm Beach 4A-1A boys basketball first team, second team, honorable...

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The best of Broward County high school sports: Winter 2025 All-County honorees

Here are the winter 2025 All-County honorees, covering top high school athletes from Broward County in basketball, soccer, wrestling, girls weightlifting and cheerleading. The section will be published in the newspaper on Sunday. BOYS BASKETBALL Broward 7A-5A boys basketball player of the year: Dwayne Wimbley Jr., St. Thomas Aquinas senior Broward 4A-1A boys basketball co-players of the year: Shon Abaev, Calvary Christian senior; Ricky Liburd, Sagemont senior; Christian Yeargin, Stranahan junior Broward 7A-5A boys basketball first team, second team, honorable mention, coach of the year ...

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Broward 7A-5A football offensive player of the year: Andrew Indorf, St. Thomas Aquinas senior

It is hard to believe that St. Thomas Aquinas senior quarterback Andrew Indorf hasn’t found a college suitor for his services. DJ Khaled’s song lyric, “All I do is win” definitely applies to Indorf. He rescued the Raiders in the regional finals against host Atlantic as he rallied St. Thomas from a two-touchdown deficit to pull out the 49-42 victory in double-OT and then the following week helped the Raiders to a 16-13 win over Bradenton Manatee. “I always believe in myself, and I always believe that I am the best,” said Indorf, who ran for one TD and passed for another in a 34-0 Class 5A...

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Miami leads state in early football recruiting race

Here’s how 247Sports ranked the 2024 football recruiting classes for national leaders and Florida’s top college teams. The ratings are based on commitments heading into Wednesday’s early NCAA signing period: 1. Georgia 2. Alabama 3. Oregon 4. Miami 5. Ohio State Other Florida schools 12. Florida State 13. Florida 39. UCF 50. USF 79. FAU 110. FIU

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Broward high school girls basketball Fab 5

Jasleen Green from American Heritage. March 12, 2024. (Mike Stocker/South Florida Sun Sentinel) Jasleen Green, CG, American Heritage junior: Two-time Sun Sentinel Class 5A-1A girls player of the year led the Patriots to the state championship last year after losing to Daytona Beach Mainland by a point the year before; team captain averaged 23.2 points, 2.1assists, 3.4 rebounds, 1.9 steals, and 0.7 blocks in 28 games; team captain entering her third season on varsity; surpassed 1,000 career points states. Jaelynn Housey from Nova High School photographed on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2024 (Mike...

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Live regional final high school football scoreboard

Regional finals Friday 7A Miami Columbus 27, Western 25 6A West Boca Raton 17, Wiregrass Ranch 0 Miami Southridge 23, West Broward 8 (2nd Q) 5A Atlantic 35, St. Thomas Aquinas 35 (OT) 4A American Heritage 35, Miami Norland 14 1A Cardinal Newman 27, Naples First Baptist 9 (4th Q) Chaminade-Madonna 49, Miami Edison 6 State semifinals Friday 6A West Boca Raton vs. TBA West Broward (3)-Miami Southridge (1) winner vs. TBA 5A St. Thomas Aquinas (2)-Atlantic (1) winner vs. TBA 4A American Heritage vs. TBA 1A Naples First Baptist (2)-Cardinal Newman (1) winner vs. TBA Chaminade-Madonna vs. TBA

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High school football regional semifinal live scoreboard

Regional semifinals Friday 7A Vero Beach 21, Palm Beach Central 20 Orlando Dr. Phillips 35, Jupiter 0 Western 42, Boca Raton 0 6A West Boca Raton 38, Mitchell 7 Miami Southridge 14, Monarch 6 (3rd Q) West Broward 34, Piper 14 (4th Q) 5A Atlantic 35, Miramar 29 St. Thomas Aquinas 53, Blanche Ely 32 (4th Q) 4A American Heritage 17, Dillard 14 (4th Q) 2A Sarasota Cardinal Mooney 49, King’s Academy 28 (4th Q) 1A Cardinal Newman 42, Naples Community School 0 Naples First Baptist 34, Benjamin 20 (4th Q) Chaminade-Madonna 70, St. Andrew’s 0 Rural Union County 28, Pahokee 18 (4th Q) Thursday 4A...

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High school football predictions: Chaminade-Madonna; St. Thomas Aquinas move up in national polls and advance in playoffs

The weather usually starts to get colder this time of year, but football teams like nationally-ranked St. Thomas Aquinas and Chaminade-Madonna heat up and this season is no exception. Those two programs are bidding to extend their consecutive winning streaks at the state championships, and both rolled to easy wins in the first round of the playoffs. No. 32 ranked St. Thomas Aquinas, winners of a state-record five state titles in a row, will host Blanche Ely in a 5A regional semifinal, while No. 15 Chaminade, winners of three consecutive state championships, hosts St. Andrew’s in a Class 1A...

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