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Sports briefs for April 6, 2013 PDF Print E-mail
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Friday, 05 April 2013 11:55

Harmony lifters win

Harmony (41) won the 2A District 6 boys weightlifting meet at its gym Thursday. St. Cloud (31) was second.

Three county lifters won championships: Harmony’s Hunter Perkins (129), and St. Cloud’s Hans Schroeder (183) and Austin Ocassio (238).

They qualified for the state meet April 19 at the Kissimmee Civic Center.

The Orange Belt Conference meet is Wednesday at 6 p.m. at St. Cloud High.

Guevara scores 20

Kevin Guevara of Harmony scored 20 points for the East team at the recent Osceola County Senior All-Star basketball game.

Harmony physicals

Harmony High will hold physical day for student athletes April 24 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the gym.

The fee is $10. Forms will be provided on site.

OHS physical day

Osceola High will hold physical day for student athletes April 29 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the gym.

The fee is $25.

SC youth football

The St. Cloud Youth Football Bulldogs flag football program is holding registration for the fall season for children ages 4-15. Registration for co-ed and powderpuff leagues is available online at www.scyfbulldogs.com.

 
Panthers guard leads the pack PDF Print E-mail
Sports
Wednesday, 03 April 2013 12:55

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News-Gazette Photo/Andrew Sullivan

Gateway guard Giovanni Guzmann goes to the basket during the Great Florida Shootout at the Kissimmee Civic Center in December.

Giovanni Guzmann knows where to steer the ball to help Gateway

By J. Daniel Pearson
For the News-Gazette

By definition, basketball coaches look for their point guards to be unselfish playmakers.  Athletes who look to dish first and score second.

Gateway’s point guard, Giovanny Guzmann, fits the definition.  He fits it so well in fact, that he is the Osceola News Gazette Boys Basketball Player of the Year.

 
Bob Baker should fully recover after heart attack PDF Print E-mail
Sports
Wednesday, 03 April 2013 12:50

By Rick Pedone
Sports Editor

Gateway High Basketball Coach Bob Baker is home recuperating after suffering a major heart attack Saturday at his Lakeside home.

 
Lennox resigns as Dogs grid coach PDF Print E-mail
Sports
Wednesday, 03 April 2013 12:45

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Lennox

By Rick Pedone
Sports Editor

St. Cloud High Football Coach Brad Lennox turned in his resignation to Principal Nate Fancher Tuesday, just one year after accepting the job.

“It was a series of things that happened during and after the season,” Lennox said. “It was nothing to do with effort, because anyone who knows me knows that I give full effort to the job all the time.”

 
Baseball OBC, district races settled soon PDF Print E-mail
Sports
Wednesday, 03 April 2013 12:39

By Rick Pedone
Sports Editor

The Orange Belt Conference baseball race and the tournament seedings for districts 7A-5 and 7A-6 may be settled this week as the high school baseball season enters the home stretch.

In the OBC race, both Harmony and Osceola are unbeaten.

 
Lady Kowboys reach Klassic finals; St. Cloud, Horns solid at tourneys PDF Print E-mail
Sports
Wednesday, 03 April 2013 12:33

By Rick Pedone
Sports Editor

It might be a stretch to call Osceola County the epicenter of Florida high school softball excellence, but three local teams put on impressive performances at spring break tournaments.

Osceola, 20-3, reached the Blue bracket championship game at the Kissimmee Klassic last weekend, knocking off a pair of defending state champions in the process.

 
‘Gym rats’ lead county’s stars PDF Print E-mail
Sports
Friday, 29 March 2013 12:32

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News-Gazette Photo/Andrew Sullivan

Harmony guard Julia Ingler plans to take 20,000 practice shots before next season.

Horns Julia Ingler thrives on basketball

By J. Daniel Pearson
For the News-Gazette

Mention the word basketball to Julia Ingler and her face lights up immediately.

A self-proclaimed “gym rat,” Ingler says she would rather play basketball than just about anything in the world. As a junior point guard for Harmony High, Ingler averaged more than 14 points a game and came within one game of leading the Longhorns to their first final four appearance.

 
Basketball seniors showcased talents PDF Print E-mail
Sports
Friday, 29 March 2013 12:30

By Rick Pedone
Sports Editor

Osceola County senior boys and girls basketball players turned in impressive performances at the Osceola County All-Star game Saturday at St. Cloud.

 
Osceola’s Montana Bass excelled despite a house fire that displaced family PDF Print E-mail
Sports
Friday, 29 March 2013 12:27

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News-Gazette Photo/Andrew Sullivan

Osceola guard Montana Bass likes to score, whether it is on a drive to the basket, like here, or from beyond the 3-point arc.

By J. Daniel Pearson
For the News-Gazette

Los Angeles Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant once said that, “Everything negative – pressure, challenges – is all an opportunity for me to rise.”

Perhaps no quote better describes Osceola High’s Montana Bass, the Osceola News-Gazette Girls Basketball Player of the Year, an honor she shares with Harmony’s Julia Ingler.

A 5-7 shooting guard/point guard, Bass overcame losing her home in a mid-January fire, but still managed to lead Osceola to a 21-7 record this season.

“It was a pretty horrible,” Bass says of the Jan. 10 fire.

 
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