Harmony's Sylus Cory (44 in white) and St. Cloud's Ryan Rodriguez go for a rebound in Wednesday's wild OBC tournament semifinal, a 54-52 Bulldogs win. PHOTO/KATIE WILLIAMS
Harmony's Sylus Cory (44 in white) and St. Cloud's Ryan Rodriguez go for a rebound in Wednesday's wild OBC tournament semifinal, a 54-52 Bulldogs win. PHOTO/KATIE WILLIAMS
Bitter rivals Harmony and St. Cloud have split two meetings already this year, and are on a collision course to meet Wednesday in the Orange Belt Conference tournament semifinals at Harmony. PHOTO/KATIE WILLIAMS
Osceola defeated Palmetto Ridge and Timber Creek before falling to South Dade in the finals of the FHSAA Class 3A State Dual Wrestling Championships. It was Osceola’s second consecutive runner-up finish and third in the State Duals, which began in 2018. (Photo courtesy Osceola High School).
OBC Champions (Traditional) Left to Right: 101-Kiana Moran (Gateway), 110-Ashley Aun (St. Cloud), 119- Abriana Nunez (Harmony), 129-Rosimar Amurrio (Tohopekaliga), 139-Alexis Woodman (Tohopekaliga), 154-Belen Gonzalez (St. Cloud), 169-Morgan Pascual (Harmony), 183-Jaylonie Mejia (St. Cloud), 199-Reese Butler (St. Cloud), Unlimited-Kaytlyn Simpson (Harmony). Photo courtesy Cory Aun/St. Cloud High School.
Tohopekaliga goalie Jason Barrientos turns away a shot early in Friday's Orange Belt Conference boys soccer championship game. PHOTO/KATIE WILLIAMS
St. Cloud's Danzigny Mantilla (23) surveys the Gateway defense during Friday's Orange Belt Conference girls basketball championship. PHOTO/KEN JACKSON
Mac McClung and the high-flying Osceola Magic set a franchise scoring record in Thursday's 153-130 win over the Westchester Knicks. PHOTO/KATIE WILLIAMS
Miye Oni has been a contributor for the Osceola Magic for the entire season. He and the team return to the Silver Spurs Arena on Thursday to play the Westchester Knicks. PHOTO/KATIE WILLIAMS
Ashley Aun is not only favored in the OBC Championship in the 110-pound class, but should be a factor in the FHSAA Girls Weightlifting state championship next month (Photo courtesy St. Cloud High School)
Anderson Heap (left) locks up with Darian Monserrate of George Steinbrenner High Thursday. Heap, a two-time state champion, won the match to help Osceola earn a spot in the FHSAA state duals tournament starting Friday. PHOTO/J. DANIEL PEARSON