- November 4, 2024
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Josh O’Hara, a 2013 Matanzas graduate, was selected as one of 11 Division II Men’s National All-Americans by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America as a member of the Trinity Baptist College soccer team in Jacksonville.
O’Hara, along with his teammate who also was chosen, led Trinity (16-6) to its most wins in a season, longest winning streak, a regional championship and a fourth-place finish in the nation. O’Hara scored 13 of Trinity’s 88 goals during the season and assisted on five others.
“I wasn’t sure I was going to make it because I’m only a sophomore,” O’Hara said. “It was a cool feeling, to be honest. I didn’t realize how big a deal it was until I got to Philadelphia, and people were treating us like royalty. Then it started to hit me like, ‘OK, maybe this is a big deal.’”
BELOW is an exceptional Josh O'Hara goal from this past year with the Trinity Baptist Eagles.
FPC sweeps wrestling
The Flagler Palm Coast Bulldogs dominated the fifth-annual Flagler Duals, a two-day tournament, finishing a perfect 9-0 against other schools Jan. 30-31, at FPC.
FPC defeated St. Augustine 76-6, Palatka 78-3, Vero Beach 78-6, First Coast 67-6, Seabreeze 66-12, Fletcher 71-6, Middleburg 58-12, Manatee 55-19 and Fleming Island 54-16. The Bulldogs Improved to 20-0 on the season. Zac Branning, Avery Holder,
Alfred Shavers, Evyn Insalaco all went 9-0 over the two days, and Jackson Trivett finished 8-0. Michael DeAugustino, Kaz Maia, Eric Rosso, Jonathan Muniz and Jakob Dempsey all finished 8-1.
