- November 1, 2024
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Nick Zipf
Victoria Woroniecki
Michael London
Sam Horton
Isabella Rodriguez
FPC's Nick Zipf chooses Daytona State
Flagler Palm Coast pitcher Nick Zipf recently signed his letter of intent to forward his playing career and education at Daytona State College.
Zipf has experienced success in every league he's played. He began playing the game in New Jersey. There, he pitched the Cherry Hill little League team to a Cooperstown championship. Zipf hit a home run and struck out nine in six innings.
Last year, Zipf recorded a walk-off hit that helped his team advance to the Perfect Game championship. He and his team went on to win the 16U championship. Two seasons ago, he assisted the Bulldogs in winning their district championship.
Victoria Woroniecki, selected to U.S. Synchronizing squad
Palm Coast's Victoria Woroniecki — a member of the Flagler County Synchro Belles — was selected to the 2017-2020 Senior USA Synchro National Training Squad.
Woroniecki was also chosen to train for the FINA World Championships that will take place in July 2017, in Budapest, Hungary. She, along with Anita Alvarez, was selected to the duet squad.
Flagler Baseball players hit rare home runs
Michael London and Sam Horton recorded home runs this past season with Flagler Baseball. Michael, who played in the Rookie Division, hit the only over-the-fence home run in his division, and Sam became the first player in at least three years to hit a home run over the 15-foot fence in the Major League Division. Both players were awarded trophies for their accomplishments.
Isabella Rodriguez places 20th at all-star meet
Matanzas Lady Pirate Isabella Rodriguez finished 20th at the FACA Cross Country Senior All-Star Classic Saturday, Nov. 19, at Apalachee Regional Park in Tallahassee.
Rodriguez recently committed to forward her career and education at Christian Brothers University in Memphis, Tennessee.
Lady Bulldogs open season with early win streak
The FPC Lady Bulldogs beat University 57-24 and Mainland 43-31 to open its season on a two-game win streak. The Bulldogs are playing with a very young team this year, only having two upperclassmen (juniors) on the roster.
Skye Green — one of the upperclassmen — has become the next standout for FPC. In the Bulldogs win over University, Green recorded 15 points, seven rebounds and four steals. Against the Lady Bucs, she had 20 points, 11 rebounds, five blocks and three steals.
FPC next plays Seabreeze at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 28, at Seabreeze.
