Sports
Among the sports changes for Osceola County high schools this upcoming year are four new head football coaches and five new Athletic Directors.
Changes mark start of new school athletic year
The St. Cloud Bulldogs began fall football practice the first moment they could — 12:01 a.m. Monday — and worked out under the practice field lights. PHOTO/LINDSEY TELLEZ
Bulldogs kick off first fall practice with Midnight Madness
Tom Gannarelli Field will get an artificial turf surface, ready for the 2023 fall season, the school and Orange County announced Friday. PHOTO/LINDSEY TELLEZ
Artificial turf coming to St. Cloud’s Gannarelli Field — find out how
Osceola's John Walker (55) and Derrick LeBlanc (10) orally committed Thursday to play for UCF and Oklahoma. PHOTO/JANA STULTZ
It's UCF, Florida, Oklahoma for a Kowboy trio of football oral commitments
Cooper Haase (top) gets ready to turn Riverview’s Nikolas Hernandez in the Class 3A, 138-pound finals of the FHSAA state wrestling tournament to win his third state title. PHOTO/J. DANIEL PEARSON
Next goal for Haase — rare wrestling four-peat
Celebration distance runner Catalina Edwards was the only athlete from Osceola County to earn all-state honors in two individual track and field events. PHOTO/CELEBRATION HIGH SCHOOL
Edwards climbed the podium in 2 sports, 4 events
Star football player Oniel Senatus appears to be making the transfer from Celebration to Osceola High School this fall. FILE PHOTO
Record-setting Celebration running back may be Osceola-bound
The St. Cloud 8-10 All Stars won district and section championships, but came up just short of a state title. SUBMITTED PHOTO
St. Cloud All-Stars are sectional champs!
A full schedule of OBC team-sport tournaments will return during the 2022-23 school year sports season. FILE PHOTO