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Spencer Richards boots a second quarter 38-yard field goal to cut the Riverview lead to 7-3.  Photo courtesy of Jana Stultz/Osceola High School.

Spencer Richards boots a second quarter 38-yard field goal to cut the Riverview lead to 7-3. Photo courtesy of Jana Stultz/Osceola High School.

Kowboys football overcome deficit, advance to region finals

Osceola Football is heading back to the regional finals.   The Kowboys overcame an 11-point second quarter deficit by scoring 21 unanswered points, and then held on to beat the Riverview Rams, 24-20, in a Class 8A, Regional 4 semifinal game on Friday night.
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Tickets on sale for the RAM National Circuit Finals rodeo in Kissimmee

The RAM National Circuit Finals Rodeo (RAM NCFR) returns to Kissimmee on April 9-10, 2021. Tickets for the RAM NCFR can be purchased on www.RNCFR.com.  Can you feel the anticipation as bareback horses are loaded? Are you ready to hear the growl of two of rodeos finest professional rodeo announcers?
St. Cloud senior Bryan Hernandez tees off at the 2020 Region 2 Championships at Royal St. Cloud Golf Course.  Hernandez, who just missed qualifying for the state tournament, is the Osceola News Gazette’s Boys Golfer of the Year.  (Photo courtesy of Jim Endicott/St. Cloud High School.

St. Cloud senior Bryan Hernandez tees off at the 2020 Region 2 Championships at Royal St. Cloud Golf Course. Hernandez, who just missed qualifying for the state tournament, is the Osceola News Gazette’s Boys Golfer of the Year. (Photo courtesy of Jim Endicott/St. Cloud High School.

Fall sports wind down, ONG names golfers of the year

Falls sports began winding down last week, but even with the football playoffs starting the COVID-19 crisis has created a unique situation where some regular season football games will be played throughout the month of November and even into early December.
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Osceola manhandled by Vero, 34-7

Midway through the second quarter, Osceola found itself locked into a tight 7-7 road game with Vero Beach.   Unfortunately, that would be as good as it would get for the Kowboys, who were totally dominated for the rest of the game in a somewhat surprising 34-7 loss.
Liberty football players celebrate by mobbing head coach Brandon Pennington and the Battle of the Boulevards trophy following their 22-7 win over Poinciana.  It was the Chargers 14th consecutive win in the series in as many tries.  News-Gazette Photo/ J. Daniel Pearson

Liberty football players celebrate by mobbing head coach Brandon Pennington and the Battle of the Boulevards trophy following their 22-7 win over Poinciana. It was the Chargers 14th consecutive win in the series in as many tries. News-Gazette Photo/ J. Daniel Pearson

Again! Liberty takes Battle of the Boulevards

It was exciting and it was close, but in the end, it was the same old story as the Liberty Chargers scored three second half touchdowns to defeat Poinciana, 22-7, in the “Battle of the Boulevards.”