Gateway's Ashlynn Day goes up for a shot as St. Cloud's Vanessa Vohs (2) and Ava Sanchez (12) defend in Friday's OBC girls basketball championship. PHOTO/MARIO CASAMALHUAPA
Gateway's Ashlynn Day goes up for a shot as St. Cloud's Vanessa Vohs (2) and Ava Sanchez (12) defend in Friday's OBC girls basketball championship. PHOTO/MARIO CASAMALHUAPA
Ethan Thompson shoots for two of his 16 points in the Osceola Magic's home loss Wednesday. PHOTO/TAYLOR MCFEE
Gateway's Evana Rivera (11) fights for a rebound with Harmony's Chloe Barrett in Wednesday's OBC semfinal.
The Osceola Kowboys, pictured after winning their district duals, has qualified for the FHSAA state duals tournament each year it's been held since 2018. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Champs Again! With 37 of 40 lifters scoring points, St. Cloud rolled to its 15th consecutive Orange Belt Conference Girls weightlifting championship, edging rival Harmony, 159-122. PHOTO/ST. CLOUD HIGH
Hard nosed defense and big second-half buckets led the Osceola Kowboys to the 2024 Orange Belt Conference boys basketball title. PHOTO/TAYLOR MCFEE
Harmony is the No. 4 seed in the Orange Belt Conference girls basketball tournament and will play Celebration at Gateway on Tuesday. PHOTO/TAYLOR MCFEE
Middle linebacker Elijah Melendez anchored the Kowboys defense for a 12-3 team that allowed just over 12 points per game in the regular season against a schedule that included nine playoff teams. PHOTO/TAYLOR MCFEE
Throw it down, young man: Luke McCrimon dunks home two of his 11 points Wednesday. PHOTO/KATIE WILLIAMS