- November 4, 2024
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FPC girls basketball ready for district final
After 24 games, the only blemish on the Lady Bulldogs' record came from a top-ranked Boca Raton team, just a day after FPC had just gone 12 rounds with, then, undefeated Ribault. Now, with the regular season finished, and Sandalwood wiped out in the district semi-final, there are three things looming for the hungry Dawgs: the district, regional and state championships.
If senior star player Tamara Henshaw has anything to with it, FPC is only getting started. The forward scored 11 points, grabbed nine boards, stole six passes and blocked five steals to lead her team past Sandalwood and into the district final against Westport at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28, at FPC. Whether the girls win or lose, they will still go on to regional play, for a chance to repeat as region champions.
FPC weightlifting crowns two region champs, head to states
After a runner-up district finish, the Lady Bulldogs took third overall for the team at their regional meet. For individual results, Ashley Harris benched 170 pounds and clean & jerked 190 to win her regional championship, and Darbi Wilbanks benched 185 and clean & jerked 170 to secure her title, each going to the state finals. Drew Woodall, Taylor Eddy and Brooke Qualls all placed in the Top 6, which means they have to wait to see if their numbers will qualify for states.
FPC basketball holds off Matanzas
The Flagler Palm Coast Bulldogs beat their crosstown rivals, the Matanzas Pirates, 45-32 Monday, Jan. 25, at FPC.
Senior Nysean Giddens led all scorers with 18 points for the Dawgs, and Gio Aybar followed with eight. For the Pirates, Devin Mathews led with 14
points, and Aaron Goodwin had six. Both teams will begin district play in the upcoming week.
Matanzas soccer set for first round of regionals
After coming up short in the district final against the nation’s third-ranked team, Ponte Vedra, the Pirates head into the first round of their regional tournament to face the Paxon Golden Eagles at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28, at Paxon High School.