- November 26, 2024
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Flagler Palm Coast starting pitcher Dakota Wehde took matters into his own hands Tuesday night, throwing a complete-game shutout and helping the Bulldogs baseball team defeat Mandarin, 9-0, in the District 1-8A semifinals.
The Bulldogs (13-12) advance to the district championship game 6 p.m. Thursday, April 25, at No. 1-seeded Sandalwood. Regardless of Thursday’s outcome, the Bulldogs advance to the Class 8A state playoffs.
FPC scored one run in both the second and third innings before exploding for a six-run fourth inning. But one run was all the Bulldogs needed.
Wehde was nearly unhittable, allowing just two hits in seven innings of work while striking out eight and walking two. He threw 107 pitches, of which 69 were strikes.
Wyatt Seay led the offensive production for FPC, going 3-for-4 with a double and three RBIs. Travis Cochran also went 3-for-4 with three singles.
Bulldogs lacrosse knocked out of states
Flagler Palm Coast (11-6) lost to Ponte Vedra, 18-1, Tuesday night in the first round of the boys state lacrosse playoffs.
Ponte Vedra is the No. 2-ranked boys lacrosse program in the state, according to FPC coach Ryan Andrews.
“Simply put, our best six players couldn’t beat their best 20 players,” Andrews said. “We were able to slow the pace, but we couldn’t contain them.”
Andrews said Wes Adams, Cheyne Devens and Shane Noble played the entire game and constantly faced double- and triple-team defending.
FPC’s lone goal was scored by senior Andrew Kemper, off a feed from Cheyne Devens.
FPC hosts Class 4A regional track meet
Flagler Palm Coast will host the Class 4A, Region 1 track meet Thursday, April 25.
Field events begin at 12 and 2 p.m.; prelims will be at 4; and the finals begin at 6:30.
Cost is $7.
The top four placers in each event qualify for next week’s state championships. Region 1 has been commonly referred to as the “Region of Death,” and features the nation’s fasted 100-meter sprinter in Marvin Bracy, of Boone High School.
He is the second-fastest high school runner of all-time and could be the first high school 100-meters sprinter to run in less than 10 seconds.
The Bulldogs competing in tomorrow’s regional event are as follows:
GIRLS
Christen Barney – 2nd in 100 meters
Amari Hollins – 3rd in 100 meters and 2nd in the 200 meters
Sarah Diloreto – 4th in the 400 meters
Paige Way – 1st in the 800 meters
Josie Davis – 2nd in the 800 meters
Olga Nushteyeva – 2nd 100-meters hurdles and 3rd in the 300-meters hurdles
Devonne Friday – 1st in 300-meters hurdles
4x400 – 1st – Devonne Friday, Paige Way, Christen Barney, Sarah Diloreto
4x800 – 2nd – Paige Way, Josie Davis, Diamond McIntosh, Naomie Thomas
Emily Turner – 3rd in the high Jump
Alantra McFadden – 1st in the discus and 4th in the shot put
Brie Smith – 2nd in the pole vault and 4th in the 300-meter hurdles
BOYS
Turrel Mathews – 4th in 200 meters
Willie Gardner – 1st in the long jump and 1st in the 400 meters
Kevin Duffy – 2nd in the 800 meters
Eddie Mutungu – 3rd in the 800 meters
Thomas Carroll – 4th in the 3200 meters
Sammie Cooper – 4th in the 300-meters hurdles, 4th in 110 hurdles, 4th in the high jump, 4th in the triple jump
4x400 – 2nd place – Kadeem Williams, Turrel Mathews, Eric Mejias, Andrew Folk
4x800 – 2nd place – Kadeem Williams, Kevin Duffy, Eddie Mutungu, Brad Walbert
Marius Austinskas – 1st in the high jump
Caleb Warren – 1st in the pole vault
Colton Boyd – 2nd in the pole vault
Dustin Bowens – 2nd in the shot put
Follow @PCOsports on Twitter for updateds from the track tomorrow by Sports Editor Andrew O'Brien.
