- November 1, 2024
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Nik Bitner
Gio Aybar and Nysean Giddens
Aspen Dillard
Flagler Softball's three division champions Team Essie Strong, the Gator Girls and Kathy Foos Foundation. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Zayne Smith
Signed Dawgs!
Nik Bitner signed a NLI to Indian River State College to play baseball. He plans to major in mechanical engineering. He is a four-year varsity letterman who set the school record for the lowest ERA with a 0.47. According to online baseball website, Bitner throws an 88-mph fastball.
Gio Aybar and Nysean Giddens will head to ASA College in Miami to continue their education and basketball careers. Both. Both athletes are four-year varsity lettermen, won a district championship and played in the area all-star game in which Aybar won the MVP Award.
Aspen Dillard signed his National Letter of Intent to continue his education and track career at Belmont Abbey College in North Carolina. Dillard plans to major in Pre-law to eventually become a family attorney. He considers his biggest accomplishment to have the opportunity to continue his track career in college.
Flagler softball crowns champions
Flagler softball concluded its inaugural spring season with a final day to hand out trophies, eat pizza and snap team photos. For its three divisions, Kathy Boos Foundation Bandits, the Gator Girls and Team Essie Strong won their championships.
Pak’s Karate promotes its students
Pak’s Karate recently held its quarterly belt testing, in which four students became black belts and many others advanced in their belt colors. Those who were promoted were as follows:
White belt: Daniel Rohbreck; low yellow: Dakotah Marshall, Autumn Bellows, Sean Brunner, Dante Pappas, Gracie Kingsley, Braden Green, Morgan Coffey, Nathan Vegerano, Violetta Kinsha; high yellow: Adriana McDowell, Alyssa Connelly, Knowledge Wilson, Alex Kulesza, Koda Bane, Lauren Romero, Gabriella Stubbs, Converse Cate, Amara Valdes; low green: Alexander Keiser, Myranda Valdes, Frankie Kingsley, Xander Goldberg, Imronbek Kadirbekov, Magdalena Luczak, Landon Stasa, Tyler Bellows, Nida Anwar; high green: Raekwon Morris, Felicity Cate, Raymond Cate; low blue: Jacob Stasa, Maya Kulesza, Sultana Campbell; high blue: Jonathan Estes; low brown: Jake Estes, Jackson Estes, Ryan Nuenenfeldt, Tanner Lee, Qadir Tariq; red: Drin Campbell, Amir Tariq, Asim Tariq, Kyle McDonnell; Trenton Neuenfeldt; black belts: Ty Jurgensen, Joseph Keiser, Harrison Coker, Eleanor Coker (all first Dan, and Coker became a Deputy first Dan).
Catch of a life
Palm Coast resident Zayne Smith recently caught a personal best 9-pound largemouth bass.
