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The Region 2 runner-up St. Cloud Bulldogs are headed to the FHSAA Class 3A state golf tournament next week after shooting a 283 team score Tuesday at Royal St. Cloud. (Photo/J. Daniel Pearson)

The Region 2 runner-up St. Cloud Bulldogs are headed to the FHSAA Class 3A state golf tournament next week after shooting a 283 team score Tuesday at Royal St. Cloud. (Photo/J. Daniel Pearson)

Bulldogs earn state golf tournament berth; Febres individual regional champion

Freshman Ayden Fabres birdied his last hole to shoot a seven-under 65 to win the FHSAA Region 3A-2 individual golf championship by one shot on Tuesday afternoon at Royal St. Cloud.His winning score helped St.
Tohopekaliga senior quarterback Sabby Meassick will get one more game in a Tigers uniform when THS hosts Gateway in a postseason bowl game Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

Tohopekaliga senior quarterback Sabby Meassick will get one more game in a Tigers uniform when THS hosts Gateway in a postseason bowl game Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

Gateway, Tohopekaliga earn chance to meet in Wednesday bowl game

Thanks to wins in the final week of the regular season, Gateway and Tohopekaliga finished the football season 5-5 and have qualified to play in a postseason bowl game, and will meet Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at THS.The teams will share the gate proceeds, the coaches said.
Osceola County football Week 11 results, tentative playoff schedule

Osceola County football Week 11 results, tentative playoff schedule

Osceola County football Week 11 results, tentative playoff schedule

Here's this week's football resultsWeek 11 resultsThursday, Oct. 30Gateway 33, Celebration 15 (see game story)Lake Buena Vista 42, Liberty 20Timber Creek 24, Poinciana 6Friday, Oct. 31St. Cloud 55, Lake Minneola 6Harmony 37, Colonial 27Tohopekaliga 30, Avon Park 28St.
Gateway quarterback Aristotle Span Jr. (10), shown handing off to Nydrell Thigpen in a win over Cypress Creek earlier in the year, passed for three touchdowns in a regular season-ending 33-15 win over Celebration Thursday. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

Gateway quarterback Aristotle Span Jr. (10), shown handing off to Nydrell Thigpen in a win over Cypress Creek earlier in the year, passed for three touchdowns in a regular season-ending 33-15 win over Celebration Thursday. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

Gateway gets to .500 with regular season-ending win at Celebration

Heading into Thursday’s season finale with the Storm, Gateway coach Marlin Roberts talked about the importance of getting a win and finishing on a high note. He and the Panthers got their wish as the Panthers dominated on both sides of the ball for a 33-15 win over Celebration.Aristotle Span Jr.
The Osceola Kowboys celebrate their third regional volleyball championship in four years Wednesday, after defeating Jupiter in straight sets. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

The Osceola Kowboys celebrate their third regional volleyball championship in four years Wednesday, after defeating Jupiter in straight sets. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

A Date At State: Osceola shows its might in regional final

Jupiter High walked into the Osceola High gym Wednesday the taller volleyball team.Less than 90 minutes later, might beat height, and the mighty Kowboys are headed back to the FHSAA Class 7A state volleyball tournament with a three-set victory over the Warriors that was part power, part clinic.
After a five-year career in the NBA G League, including the last two for the Osceola Magic, Mac McClung has signed with the NBA's Indiana Pacers. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

After a five-year career in the NBA G League, including the last two for the Osceola Magic, Mac McClung has signed with the NBA's Indiana Pacers. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

A dream realized — Mac McClung reaches NBA with Pacers

Dreams do come true! Mac McClung was the floor leader for the Osceola Magic the last two years, leading them all the way to the NBA G League Championship series where they lost to the Stockton Kings last season. McClung wanted parlay the success of last year into playing regularly at the NBA level.
St. Cloud quarterback Jeremiah Lattier, who tossed two touchdown passes in last week’s 14-7 Solider City Classic win over Harmony, can get the Bulldogs their eighth regular season win Friday against his former program, Lake Minneola. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

St. Cloud quarterback Jeremiah Lattier, who tossed two touchdown passes in last week’s 14-7 Solider City Classic win over Harmony, can get the Bulldogs their eighth regular season win Friday against his former program, Lake Minneola. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

A lot to play for—starting Thursday

Surprise—the 2025 football regular season ends this week. (Didn't it just start?)Although the playoff picture is clear, there is a lot to the teams to play for—including playoff positioning, pride, the record book and momentum heading into next year.