St. Cloud used its incredible team depth to again claim the Orange Belt Conference championship. (Photo/St. Cloud High School)
The Gateway Panthers huddle up after defending their Orange Belt Conference girls basketball championship with a 64-29 win over Harmony Friday. (Photo/Taylor McFee)
Alijah Jenkins was a key part of the Osceola Kowboys’ running, receiving and return game, with a little time on defense as well, in 2025. (Photo/Taylor McFee).
In 2025 Middle Tennessee State signee Bryce Williams of St. Cloud was a headache for opposing teams—offense and defense—and for where to place him on the News-Gazette All-County team. He settled in at Defensive Player of the Year. (Photo/Taylor McFee)
Harmony (in white) defeated Tohopekaliga, 48-25, Wednesday to advance to Friday's OBC girls championship game against host Gateway at 5 p.m. (Photo/Katie Williams)
The Gateway Lady Panthers and Osceola Kowboys will be the top seeds as they look to defend their OBC basketball titles next week.
Cate Palmi was incredible, now owning the Central Florida career kills record, in a four-year span that was incredible for Osceola, with four OBC and district titles and three Class 7A regional championships. Photo/Taylor McFee.
Arrington Athletes of the Week — Dec. 25, 2025
Javonte Smart (1) and Alex Morales were away from the Osceola Magic for two games while playing for their home countries in the Federal International Basketball Association (FIBA) World Cup qualifying tournament. (Photos/Taylor McFee)
Half of the 14 Knockout Wrestling Tournament boys champions came from outside of Florida, while all but one of the 14 girls champions hailed from the Sunshine State. (Photo/J. Daniel Pearson)
