The South Bay Lakers' Zach Hicks is no match for the Osceola Magic's Phillip Wheeler as he drives to the hoop in the Magic's 137-133 win Monday, extending Osceola's win streak to five games. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

Tyler Anderson, the first Harmony football coach when the school opened in 2004 and had the Longhorns in the regional finals in their fourth season, has returned as coach, a release from the school said. (Graphic/Harmony High School)

St. Cloud (District 7A-6) and Osceola (7A-9) are the top seeds in their district tournaments and will host semifinals and possibly finals on Thursday and Saturday. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

Osceola Magic forward Alex Morales had double-doubles in two of the team's three home wins this week to push into the NBA G League Eastern Conference lead. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

Harmony tallied 220.5 team points to easily snap Osceola's three-year hold on the OBC boys team wrestling title. (Photo/J. Daniel Pearson)

The Celebration Storm avenged a loss to the Harmony Longhorns in the OBC championship with a penalty-kick win in Tuesday's District 7A-7 title game. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

Osceola Magic guard Lester Quinones, shown in the team's home opener, led the team with 25 points Monday and was clutch in the fourth quarter as the Magic started a six-game home stand with a 112-109 win over the Toronto Raptors 905 and seized first place in the NBA G League. (Photo/Taylor McFee)

Now let the freshman do it! Gateway's YaYa D'Amore guards fellow ninth grader Kylee Trent in the Panthers' showdown with Bishop Moore Monday. (Photo/Ken Jackson)

With family present, just like it's a Panthers' basketball game, Gateway High point guard Alyssa Marino signed her National Letter of Intent to play college ball at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University last week. (Photo/Ken Jackson)

The Osceola Magic will celebrate Dominican Heritage—Lester Quinones’ culture—at Thursday’s home game against the Westchester Knicks. (Photo/Taylor McFee)