- November 25, 2024
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The Matanzas and Flagler Palm Coast volleyball teams will end their regular seasons on Thursday, when the two Flagler teams meet for the annual Dig Pink event at 6 p.m. at Flagler Palm Coast. The game will also be FPC’s senior night.
Money raised will go toward breast cancer awareness. Last year, about $500 was raised, but FPC coach Shakirah Cousins has her sights set on raising more than $750 this year.
FPC will be the No. 2 seed in next week’s District 1-8A tournament. Matanzas will be the No. 5 seed in the District 5-6A tournament.
FPC boys win 5-Star Conference Freshman/Sophomore, girls take fourth
With a team score of 40, the Flagler Palm Coast boys cross-country team took first-place honors over the weekend at the 5-Star Conference Freshman/Sophomore meet at Spruce Creek High School.
Jonathan Ling led the way for the Bulldogs, finishing fourth overall in 18 minutes, 31 seconds. The rest of the top seven finished as follows: Kadeem Wynn (6th, 18:41), Mario Martinez-Cuevas (9th, 18:56), Hayden Ore (10th, 18:59), Chase Rogers (11th, 19:01), Eddie Hernandez (12th, 19:06), and Scot Hammond (39th, 20:58).
The girls team finished fourth, with 106 points. Anna Walls led the Lady Bulldogs, finishing fifth overall in 21:33. Carissa McClellan (16th, 23:23), Myla DeFord (17th, 23:24), Baylee Mills (26th, 24:18), Brittany Marino (66th, 30:14) and Bianca Lupp (71st, 30:59) round out the team’s six runners.
Then, at the pre-state meet at Florida State University, the boys team finished 11th, and the girls team finished 13th.
Markell Peck led the way for the boys, finishing in 16:41. Sophia Clark led the way for the girls, finishing in 20:52.
Flagler Palm Coast will compete Saturday in the 5-Star Conference meet.
Matanzas boys finish third in conference, girls take sixth
The Matanzas boys cross-country team took third place over the weekend in the St. Johns River Athletic Conference meet.
Drake Goodman (5th, 16:47), Liam Conville (7th, 16:57) and Anthony Colasanti (9th, 17:04) all finished in the Top 10 at the St. Johns River Athletic Conference cross-country meet, earning All-Conference honors. David Perez (17:37) wasn’t far behind, finishing 16th.
The girls team finished sixth, with four girls running in the 22-minute range: Payton Tucker (20th, 22:19), Chase Kroul (22nd, 22:25), Morayna Thorpe (23rd, 22:33) and Brianna Evans (28th, 22:54).
Next up, Matanzas competes in its district race on Oct. 28, at New Smyrna Beach.
Plantation Bay members sweep field at DAV Inaugural Golf Classic
It was quite a day for Plantation Bay members at the DAV Inaugural Golf Classic held Oct. 5, at the Plantation Bay Club de Bonmont north and south courses.
The team of Ed Todd, Steve Michaels, Mike Walters and Jack Becker scorched the course and the rest of the field with a blistering score of 12-under par 60.
Becker also won the closest-to-the-pin contest, and fellow member Joe Orr won the putting contest and a brand new Titleist putter. Toni Blount prevented the total sweep, winning the long drive contest and a new Titleist driver.
“The weather was great, the course was in super shape, the golf was fantastic, and the food was superbly delicious,” said Gerald Fauntleroy, DAV marketing director.
The second-annual Palm Coast Ford/DAV Golf Classic is tentatively scheduled for Oct. 4, 2014.
