After spending nine years as an Osceola High coach, Celebration High's Rick Tribit is returning to be the Kowboys' Athletic Director. PHOTO/OSCEOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT YOUTUBE
After spending nine years as an Osceola High coach, Celebration High's Rick Tribit is returning to be the Kowboys' Athletic Director. PHOTO/OSCEOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT YOUTUBE
Jim Bird (center, blue shirt) built a wrestling dynasty at Osceola High School in addition to being the school’s highly successful athletic director over the last two decades. He is stepping down to take a job in the Florida Panhandle closer to family. FILE PHOTO
St. Cloud’s Julian Sykes (right) was a bronze medalist in the 160-pound class at the USA National Weightlifting Championships in Las Vegas last week.
St. Cloud will be the 3rd high school to play varsity lacrosse in high school next year. PHOTO/COLLEGE CROSSE
Celebration volleyball libero Keith Harrison, pictured in neon yellow at right, in the District 11 championship match against St. Cloud in May, is the News-Gazette’s Boys Volleyball Player of the Year. PHOTO/KEN JACKSON
Harmony flag football QB Martha Edwards accounted for 34 touchdowns for the Longhorns en route to earning the county’s Offensive Player of the Year nod. FILE PHOTO
St. Cloud senior and Jacksonville University signee Hannah Nasco hit .521 this season to up her four-year Bulldog career average to .448. PHOTO/ST. CLOUD HIGH SCHOOL
Among his many 2022 highlights, Osceola’s Danny Ramirez (pictured on the mound) pitched a four-hit complete game shutout to beat Lake Nona, 5-0, in the Class 7A, District 9 championship game. PHOTO/J. DANIEL PEARSON
Solivita’s Erica Gonzalez is one of the country’s most accomplished pickleball players in her age group. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Celebration’s Catalina Edwards was the only track athlete from Osceola County to earn all-state honors (Class 4A) in two individual events. SUBMITTED PHOTO