HS Roundup: Cape Coral sweeps LCAC cross country titles; CSN, Barron win swimming districts
THURSDAY
LCAC Cross Country
Big surprises come in blue and orange. Just ask the boys and girls from the Cape Coral High School cross country team.
The Seahawks swept the LCAC Cross Country Championships Thursday morning at the Cape Coral Sports Complex.
The girls toed the line first under picture-perfect conditions. Lehigh’s Gianna Del Pizzo and Fort Myers' Masha Dorofeev shot to the front at the gun while a wild team race unfolded behind them.
The Cape Coral girls formed a solid pack early with Riley McFarland tucked away in third and Hannah Green, Mia Moran, and Makiah Michaels following close behind in fifth, sixth, and seventh.
The Green Wave girls started moving up through the field after the second mile but it was too little too late.
Del Pizzo stormed across the finish line in first with Dorofeev 34 seconds behind. Meanwhile, the Seahawks kept their pack together putting four runners in the top 10 to beat Fort Myers by six points.
“Fort Myers and Estero are elite programs and to be in the conversation with them is an honor,” said an ecstatic Seahawks head coach Robert Berkey.
The boys' race was tight. Fort Myers' Junior Allard and JoJo Koraya sprinted away from the field to wage a battle for the individual title. The win eventually went to Koraya who made a late race surge.
The real drama unfolded behind those two where again the Cape Coral boys employed the same tactics as the girls, putting four in the top 10 led by Jake Jacoby’s third-place finish.
When the last runner crossed the finish line confusion reigned as it initially appeared Fort Myers had pulled off a narrow victory but once all of the points from each team’s top five finishers were tallied it showed a tie between Fort Myers and Cape Coral at 41 points.
That’s when you dip down the sixth runner to break those ties and that’s where the Seahawks' Ben Westerhouse handed his squad the team title by finishing three places in front of the Green Wave’s sixth runner.
“I was really trying out there. It was tough but we did really good overall and I was just trying to keep up with our No. 5 guy Isaac Towenko,” said Westerhouse.
Cape Coral hopes this success could lead to bigger things in the post-season.
“It’s something we’ve been building for a long time, a few years ago we got the girls to states and then the boys to states and I just talk to them about being a part of that legacy,” said Berkey.
Girls Top Finishers: 1. Gianna Del Pizzo, Lehigh 18:40; 2. Masha Dorofeev, Fort Myers 19:14; 3. Riley McFarland, Cape Coral, 20:31; 4. Avery Sommers, Estero 20:48; 5. Alexis Neumann, North Fort Myers 21:24; 6. Hannah Green, Cape Coral 21:37; 7. Mia Moran, Cape Coral 21:47; 8. Lyla Parker, Fort Myers 21:58; 9. Rori Pandolfini, Fort Myers 22:00; 10. Makiah Michaels, Cape Coral 22:05
Girls Team Scores: 1. Cape Coral 34; 2. Fort Myers 40; 3. North Fort Myers 67; 4. Estero 81; 5. Ida Baker 147; 6. Dunbar 184; T7. South Fort Myers, Riverdale, Lehigh, Gateway, Bonita Springs, Island Coast, Mariner, Cypress Lake (incomplete teams)
Boys Top Finishers: 1. JoJo Koraya, Fort Myers 16:09; 2. Junior Allard, Fort Myers 16:15; 3. Jake Jacoby, Cape Coral 16:52; 4. Troy Britton, Fort Myers 16:57; 5. Nazayer Franco, Cape Coral 16:58; 6. Zander Forneris, Cape Cordal 17:10; 7. Angel Cruz, Mariner 17:19; 8. Miguel Santiz-Perez, Dunbar 17:23; 9. Ryan Mitchinson, Cape Coral 17:37; 10. Max Sedmak, Estero 17:46
Boys Team Scores: 1. Cape Coral 41 (6th man breaks tie); 2. Fort Myers 41; 3. Dunbar 99; 4. North Fort Myers 111; 5. Estero 140; 6. Mariner 161; 7. Riverdale 195; 8. Bonita Springs 229; 9. Lehigh 247; 10. Gateway 276; 11. Cypress Lake 295; T12. East Lee County, South Fort Myers, Island Coast (incomplete teams)
-John Rinkenbaugh
Class 1A-District 9 Swimming
Community School of Naples handily won the girls and boys Class 1A-District 9 Swimming Championships on Thursday. Here are the complete team scores along with top individual finishes.
Girls Team Scores: 1. Community School of Naples 420.5; 2. Bishop Verot; 302 3. Evangelical Christian School 245; 4. Southwest Florida Christian 241; 5. Oasis 205; 6. Canterbury 152.5; 7. Saint John Neumann High School 148; 8. Seacrest Country Day School 141; 9. The Village School of Naples 100.
Boys Team Scores: 1. Community School of Naples 582; 2. Bishop Verot 351; 3. Oasis 276; 4. Saint John Neumann 216; 5. Evangelical Christian School 125; 6. The Village School of Naples 109; 7. Canterbury 93; 8. Southwest Florida Christian 29; 9. Seacrest Country Day School 11.
Boys Top Finishers: 200 Medley Relay: 1. CSN, 1:43.65; 2. Bishop Verot, 1:50.10. 200 Free: 1. Nick Fabian, Community School of Naples 1:45.96; 2. Christian McAuley, Community School of Naples 1:51.28. 200 IM: 1. Noah Tsipursky, Community School of Naples 2:19.66; 2. Jaxon Jurio, Bishop Verot, 2:24.76. 50 Free: 1. Egor Kuznetsov, Community School of Naples 22.91; 2. Lucas Casey, Community School of Naples 23.38. 1m Diving: 1. Aidan Reilly, Community School of Naples 272.40; 2. James Goldberg, Canterbury 234.10. 100 Butterfly: 1. Carson Feehery, Community School of Naples 54.72; 2. Riley Staunch, SJN 56.56. 100 Free: 1. Egor Kuznetsov, Community School of Naples 49.83; 2. Casey Lucas, Community School of Naples 51.63. 500 Free: 1. Nick Fabian, Community School of Naples 4:43.69; 2. Christian McAuley, Community School of Naples 5:00.26. 200 Free Relay: 1. CSN, 1:32.88; 2. Oasis, 1:37.13. 100 Back: Alexander Price, Bishop Verot 57.70; 2. Brayden Saari, ECS 1:00.48. 100 Breast: 1. Carson Feehery, CSN 1:03.42; 2. Riley Staunch, SJN 1:03.92. 400 Free Relay: 1. CSN 3:28.66; 2. Oasis 3:35.71.
Girls Top Finishers - 200 Medley Relay: 1. Bishop Verot, 2:07; 2. ECS, 2:07.97. 200 Free: Sky Persechino, Oasis 1:57.18; 2. Sophie Mokhiber, Community School of Naples 1:58.25. 200 IM: 1. Vivian Mokhiber, Community School of Naples 2:26.62; 2. Gabriella Acquaro, Community School of Naples 2:41.54. 50 Free: 1. Kaylei Cunniff, Bishop Verot 26.95; 2. Ashley Allen, Southwest Florida Christian 27.40. 1m Diving: 1. Charlotte Norman, Community School of Naples 557.55; T2. Lidiya Abidova, Community School of Naples 237.55; T2. Chloe Selby, Canterbury 237.55. 100 Butterfly: 1. Charlotte Norman, Community School of Naples 1:08.31; 2. Faith Young, SFCA 1:09.27. 100 Free: 1. Kaylei Cunniff, Bishop Verot High School 58.12; 2. Ashley Allen, SFCA 1:00.00. 500 Free: 1. Skye Persechino, Oasis High School 5:17.17; 2. Sophie Mokhiber, Community School of Naples 5:19.55. 200 Free Relay: 1. CSN, 1:50.90; 2. Oasis, 1:53.84.100 Back: Vivian Glover, ECS 1:04.36; 2. Faith Young, SFCA 1:10.30. 100 Breast: 1. Vivian Mokhiber, CSN 1:16.47; 2. Amanda Saiz, Oasis 1:18.25. 400 Free Relay: 1. Bishop Verot, 4:08.55; 2. SFCA 4:10.73.
Class 2A-District 10 Swimming
Barron Collier cruised to a Class 2A-District 10 title on Thursday after dominating both the girls and boys categories. Here are the complete results, along with top individual performers.
Combined Team Scores: 1. Barron Collier, 1,032; 2. Aubrey Rogers, 618; 3. Estero, 609; 4. Port Charlotte, 493; 5. Lemon Bay, 413; 6. Lely, 270; 7. Cypress Lake, 189; 8. Bonita Springs, 188; 9. Mariner, 26; 10. Gateway, 47.
Girls Team Scores: 1. Barron Collier, 602; 2. Aubrey Rogers, 360; 3. Estero, 224; 4. Lely, 211; 5. Bonita Springs, 149; 6. Port Charlotte, 145; 7. Lemon Bay, 127; 8. Cypress Lake, 115; 9. Gateway, 44; 10. Mariner, 25.
Boys Team Scores: 1. Barron Collier, 430; 2. Estero, 385; 3. Port Charlotte, 348; 4. Lemon Bay, 286; 5. Aubrey Rogers, 258; 6. Cypress Lake, 74; 7. Lely, 59; 8. Golden Gate, 50; 9. Bonita Springs, 39; 10. Gateway, 3; 11. Mariner, 1.
Boys Top Finishers - 200 Medley Relay: 1. Barron Collier, 1:46.04; 2. Estero, 1:46.37. 200 Free: 1. Nathan Somers, Estero (1:47.71); 2. Giovanni Medina, Estero (1:49.64). 200 IM: 1. Parker Seluk, Estero (2:03.45); 2. Emil Daniyar (2:04.52). 50 Free: 1. Christopher Warnken, Barron Collier (22.89); 2. Patrick Hooper, Lemon Bay (22.94). 100 Butterfly: 1. Emil Daniyar, Barron Collier (54.26); 2. Christopher Warnken, Barron Collier (54.74). 100 Free: 1. Patrick Hooper, Lemon Bay (49.77); 2. Mason Drumm, Port Charlotte (51.25). 500 Free: 1. Giovanni Medina, Estero (4:46.86); 2. Nicholas Kirby, Estero (4:48.32). 200 Free Relay: 1. Estero, 1:35.74; 2. Barron Collier, 1:37.11. 100 Back: 1. Josef Florek, Estero (57.58); 2. Ben Hoang, Lemon Bay (58.79). 100 Breast: 1. Charlie Wu, Barron Collier (1:04.13); 2. Hunter Seluk, Estero (1:06.81). 400 Free Relay: 1. Barron Collier, 3:24.18; 2. Estero, 3:28.26.
Girls Top Finishers- 200 Medley Relay: 1. Barron Collier, 1:59.33; 2. Aubrey Rogers, 2:01.96. 200 Free: 1. Lily Drons, Estero (2:00.96); 2. Katia Bushko, Estero (2:04.47). 200 IM: 1. Monia Heeg, Lemon Bay (2:26.72); 2. Paige Burke, Port Charlotte (2:28.55). 50 Free: 1. Caelan Burt, Lely (24.39); 2. Ava Baldwin, Aubrey Rogers (25.59). 100 Butterfly: 1. Sophia Whitney, Barron Collier (1:02.21); 2. Monica Heeg, Lemon Bay (1:04.12). 100 Free: 1. Caelan Burt, Lely (52.75); 2. Lily Drons, Estero (55.66). 500 Free: 1. Katia Bushko, Estero (5:26.75); 2. Annika Stafford, Bonita Springs (5:34.10). 200 Free Relay: 1. Barron Collier, 1:45.93; 2. Aubrey Rogers, 1:46.71. 100 Back: 1. Ella Bradshaw, Barron Collier (1:04.55); 2. Haven Aldred, Barron Collier (1:06.46). 100 Breast: 1. Reese Vetor, Aubrey Rogers (1:11.48); 2. Emilia Mazzola, Barron Collier (1:13.03). 400 Free Relay: 1. Barron Collier, 3:58.24; 2. Estero, 4:03.65.
TUESDAY
District Volleyball
Class 3A-District 12
First Baptist 3, Bishop Verot 0: The First Baptist Academy volleyball team excelled in almost every area of play Tuesday night and moved to within a win of their first district title in three years. Yet there were things that couldn’t be found on a stat sheet that impressed coach Marci Walker the most.
The Lions showed plenty of tenacity and leadership coming out on to the Lion's Den, and the result was a 3-0, 25-16, 25-20, 25-11 win over Bishop Verot in the District 3A-12 semifinals at First Baptist Academy in Naples.
“We showed a lot of hustle and aggressiveness,” Walker said. “We stepped up and encouraged each other in the first set. I am glad we did it in three. We were missing our starting middle hitter, so the other girls stepped it up in different areas.”
FBA didn’t let an opportunity to play for a district get away, nor did the Lions let the ball elude their grasp. “I liked the fact that we went after every ball. We didn’t let any balls hit the floor,” Walker said. “They (Bishop Verot) are very big up front. We are not that big, so we were smarter with where we hit the ball. We had to, ‘cause they put up a pretty big block consistently.”
The Lions now face Canterbury Thursday night in the 3A-12 title game. First Baptist has gotten the best of the Cougars in two matches this year, grabbing a 3-1 win in the regular season and a 2-0 sweep at the Wildcat Invite.
Zara Stewart had 16 kills and 14 digs for the Lions. Lalia Stewart had 27 assists and Peyton Garrick had nine kills.
“We played our worst game of the season at the worst possible moment,” said Bishop Verot coach Christy Curtis. “We made some critical errors we hadn’t made during the season. Honestly, First Baptist’s biggest attribute is they are as scrappy as can be. They do whatever it takes to get a point.”
It was FBA’s second victory over the Vikings in the last two weeks. The Lions also registered a 3-1 win over Verot back on Oct. 5.
In the first set, the Vikings took an early lead, but then the Lions showed their roar. First Baptist put together a 6-0 spurt to amass a 13-9 lead.
The win in the first was highlighted by several excellent digs in the Lion backline. In the second set, FBA was more relaxed and settled in.
“In the second set, we realized we could do it, so we just sort of ran with it,” Walker said. “We missed more serves than we would like, but we were serving aggressively as well.”
The finale was all First Baptist.
For the Vikings, their season ends, but Curtis didn’t let the disappointment of the hour detract from their effort this season.
“We had one of our best seasons in a long time,” Curtis said. “We had players who moved up in the school record books. We have nothing to be down about. It was a success despite this game being disappointing.”
— Tom Corwin
Canterbury 3, Community School 1: As has been the case for much of the season, it takes a near complete game for any local squad to beat Canterbury.
While the Community School (18-7) volleyball team showed early promise against the Cougars, the Seahawks faltered down the stretch in key moments, as Canterbury (16-8) went on to win, 14-25, 25-21, 25-21, 25-20 Tuesday night at the Murphy Sports Center.
“I was really happy with the way the kids settled in,” Canterbury coach Charlie Castillo said. “They showed a lot of maturity and growth throughout the season. I think this was a huge game for us, because of what happened at the Wildcat Invitational. Our kids were motivated to come out here and show that they’re not the team they were a couple of weeks ago. We just continued to get better. This is going to propel us nicely into the district championship.”
The Seahawks opened the game sharp, capitalizing on Canterbury service errors and forcing the team to play from behind. Canterbury’s 14 points in the first set was one point from matching a season-low in a 25-point set, as First Baptist allowed 13 to the Cougars in the fourth set of a Sept. 28 meeting. Canterbury had 12 service errors in the game, a vast majority of which came in the first two sets.
There were times that the young CSN team was playing beyond its years, but also instances where it was exploited for its youth. Head coach Alicia MacIntyre Ewerth isn’t worried and was pleased with the way her team hung tough on the road.
MacIntyre Ewerth is very much excited for the future for a Seahawks team that returns everyone but senior Kendall Kozel, giving the core group of Kelly McAuley, Sophia Baer, Mia Ringhofer, Lizzy Robinson, Trinity McCormick, and Grace Kulis among others the chance to run it back in 2024.
“I’m proud of them,” MacIntyre Ewerth said. “They came into a great atmosphere, and they definitely had home court advantage. That comes into play as well. They have great talent on that team, and you’ve gotta respect that. We’ve got to play up to our potential. In the first game, we saw a lot of growth. I’m really excited for the future.”
After the first set in which CSN went after Canterbury libero Aaliyah Harlow a handful of times, the Cougars turned the tables and let North Florida commit Madison Hammermeister go to work. Hammermeister had seven attacking attempts in the first seven points of the second set, and posed a problem for the CSN defense for much of the night.
Hammermeister is rounding into form, Castillo said, and likes the direction in which his senior is headed going into the district title game. Hammermeister had 18 kills in the game, a new career high. Brighten Sedmack and Addison Piatt added 10 kills apiece, while Molly Dunn posted 22 assists and Kali Young added 14. Harlow had a team-high 30 digs.
“Madi’s been doing a really good job of continuing to grow throughout the season,” Castillo said. “Brighten and the rest of our attackers have done a good job of watching film and understanding tendencies and sticking to the gameplan. Offensively as a whole, we did a really good job.”
With the win, Canterbury’s playoff hopes remain alive, as the Cougars will head south to Collier County to take on First Baptist. The Cougars sit as the No. 8 seed in Class 3A-Region 3, and while a win would be nice, Canterbury is 19 spots ahead of Bradenton Christian, the region’s No. 9 seed. As long as the Panthers lose to Cardinal Mooney in the Class 3A-District 11 title game on Thursday, the Cougars can likely afford a loss on Thursday and still make the postseason.
CSN needed a win to bolster their standings in the FHSAA’s power rankings, and came into the district tournament seeded 10th in a loaded Class 3A-Region 3. From a probability standpoint, the Seahawks have less than a one percent chance of cracking the top eight and making the postseason.
Canterbury has struggled historically when playing at First Baptist, going 1-5 in their last six appearances in the Lion’s Den. Four of those losses have come against the Lions, while a fifth came against Seacrest Country Day in the Private 8 championship game earlier this year.
“It was huge for us, just from the standpoint of the mental hurdle and giving us confidence going into the district championship on Thursday,” Castillo said. “The goal has been to defend our district championship from last year. We’ve got a rematch with FBA now, which is something we want.
“We don’t feel like we’ve played our best against FBA. They haven’t seen us at our best this year. We’re looking forward to the opportunity of going down to their place and playing them on Thursday.”
— Alex Martin
Class 2A-District 12
Seacrest Country Day 3, Marco Island 0: The Stingrays swept the Manta Rays 25-14, 25-17, 25-18. Junior Sami Soderlund posted 19 kills on a .586 hitting percentage, while Brooke Spurgeon added 11 kills. Adriana Garcia chipped in with 8 kills and a .727 hitting percentage. Milena Lopez dished out 42 assists in the win.
In the loss for Marco Island, Medney Garraux had 12 kills and 8 digs, while Madison Stolinas had 20 assists and 5 digs. Jenna Ragan had 5 kills and 7 digs for the Rays.
SFCA 3, St. John Neumann 0: The King's swept the Celtics in the Class 2A-District 12 semifinal, 25-13, 25-20, 25-12. SFCA tallied 23 blocks in the win, while Bianka Noah finished with 15 digs for the King's.
Class 4A-District 12
Estero 3, Gateway 0: The Wildcats won in straight sets, 25-10, 25-11, 25-7. Sofia King had 20 assists and 3 aces, while Gia Rosencrans added 9 kills and 2 blocks.
LaBelle 3, Aubrey Rogers 2: The Cowgirls came out on top of a five-set slugfest, 25-27, 25-21, 15-25, 26-24, 15-13. Taylor Cochran tallied 26 digs in the win, while Bailey Smallwood finished nine kills, 16 digs, and one block. Marissa Burchard added 12 kills and 16 digs to the winning effort.
Class 5A-District 11
North Fort Myers 3, Port Charlotte 1: The Red Knights won in four sets, 25-19, 25-17, 10-25, 25-20.
Braden River 3, Parrish Community 0
Class 5A-District 12
Barron Collier 3, Naples 0: The Cougars handled the Golden Eagles in straight sets, 25-7, 25-18, 25-19. Aisha Keric led the Cougars with 12 kills, while Charlotte Mongin added 8. Ava Zehnder added 19 assists while Jillian Goetz had 15 assists.
Gulf Coast 3, Bonita Springs 0: The Sharks advanced to the Class 5A-District 12 final after sweeping the Bull Sharks, 25-15, 25-19, 25-18. Kate Drasba tallied 11 kills and four aces, while Sophia Schultz added nine kills and two blocks in the win. Mariana Rau finished with 27 assists, five aces, and two blocks.
Class 6A-District 12
Fort Myers 3, Palmetto Ridge 1: The Green Wave downed the Bears in four sets, 25-7, 23-25, 25-11, 25-12. Ashlee Tenkley finished the win with 15 kills, 14 digs, and six aces while Gabby Dwyer added 14 kills, three blocks, and seven aces. Erin McDowell dished out 31 assists, along with five aces, and seven digs.
Riverdale 3, Ida Baker 0: The Raiders won in straight sets, 25-21, 25-15, 25-22. Olivia Znotens tallied 26 kills, 12 digs, and five aces, while Jaylynn Campbell tacked on 11 kills, seven digs, and three aces. Emily Grant finished with 31 assists in the win.
Volleyball District Final Schedule
All matches are Thursday at 7 p.m. unless noted
District 2A-12
(3) SFCA at (1) Seacrest, 6 p.m.
District 3A-12
(2) Canterbury at (1) First Baptist
District 4A-12
(3) LaBelle at (1) Estero
District 5A-11
(2) NFM at (1) Braden River
District 5A-12
(2) Gulf Coast at (1) Barron Collier
District 6A-12
(2) Riverdale at (1) Fort Myers
Girls Golf
Estero earned the top finish at the LCAC Girls Tournament at Ibis Landing Golf & Country Club behind a first-place effort from Jensi Krampel and third-place finish from Sadie Johnson.
Here are the complete team results along with top individual finishes.
Team Scores: 1. Estero, 189; 2. Fort Myers, 202; 3. North Fort Myers, 253; 4. Bonita Springs, 291; 5. Riverdale, 310.
Top Individual Finishes: 1. Jensi Krampel, Estero (39); 2. Amelia Alonso, Fort Myers (41); 3. Sadie Johnson, Estero (47); T4. Sophia Reed, Estero (48); T4. Jada Kohlmeier, Mariner (48); 6. Isabella Lauzon, Cape Coral (50); 7. Richelle Britto, Fort Myers (51); 8. Megan Waters, North Fort Myers (53); 9. Seina Chappell, Fort Myers (54); 10. Kaitlyn Mancini, Estero (55).
Boys Golf
Barron Collier 145, Naples 169: The Cougars downed the Golden Eagles after five Barron Collier golfers earned a top-six finish. Cougars Harrison White and Graham Boone tied for first after shooting 34s, while Aidan MacInnes (tied-third, 38), Matthew Gerstemeier (tied-fifth, 39), and Braden Miller (tied-fifth, 39) led the winning effort. Jake Debroux led Naples after shooting a 38 and tying for third.
MONDAY
District Volleyball
Class 2A-District 12
Seacrest Country Day 3, Village School 0: The Stingrays swept the Knights 25-4, 25-4, 25-7 to advance to the 2A-12 semifinals.
St. John Neumann 3, Donahue Catholic 0: The Celtics cruised past the Shamrocks in straight sets 25-8, 25-14, 25-11.
Marco Island 3, Evangelical Christian 0: The Manta Rays swept the Sentinels, 25-22, 25-18, 25-13. Medney Garraux notched 20 kills, six digs, and two aces while Jenna Ragan added six kills, five digs, one ace, and one block. Rylee Howard had seven kills, five blocks, and two digs, and Sophia Ogdin finished with 14 digs and two assists. Madison Stolinas tallied 30 assists, two kills, five digs, and three aces in the win.
SFCA 3, Moore Haven 0: The King's won in straight sets, 25-17, 25-8, 25-11. Emily Martinez tallied 24 assists, while GiGi Noah finished with seven aces.
Tuesday's semifinal schedule (all games at Seacrest)
Marco Island vs. Seacrest, 5:30 p.m.
SFCA vs. St. John Neumann, 7 p.m.
Class 3A-District 12
Bishop Verot 3, Oasis 1: The Vikings advanced to the second round of the Class 3A-District 12 tournament after downing the Sharks in four sets, 25-15, 25-21, 23-25, 25-16. Kerrigan Habing tallied 24 kills, while Maddie Knaak added 12 kills. Ellye Henkle had 11 kills for Oasis, while Mia Poskon dished out 18 assists. Sophia Skala tacked on six kills to the Sharks' effort.
Community School 3, Gateway Charter 0: The Seahawks swept the Griffins, 25-16, 25-7, 25-17.
Tuesday's semifinal schedule:
Bishop Verot at First Baptist, 6 p.m.
Community School at Canterbury, 6 p.m.
Class 4A-District 12
Gateway 3, Clewiston 0
Tuesday's Schedule:
Gateway at Estero, 7 p.m.
LaBelle at Aubrey Rogers, 7 p.m.
Class 5A-District 11
Port Charlotte 3, Southeast 0: The Pirates won in straight sets 25-11, 25-10, 25-10.
Parrish Community 3, Mariner 0
Tuesday's semifinal schedule:
North Fort Myers-Island Coast winner vs. Port Charlotte (3), 7 p.m.
Parrish Community at Braden River, 7 p.m.
Class 5A-District 12
Barron Collier 3, Dunbar 0: The Cougars made quick work of the Tigers, winning in straight sets 25-2, 25-3, 25-3.
Naples 3, Cypress Lake 1: The Golden Eagles advance to the Class 5A-District 12 after defeating the Panthers in four sets, 23-25, 25-22, 25-17, 25-18. Sofia Villagomez notched 19 kills, while Elizabth Peltz added 35 assists, 14 digs, five blocks, and three aces. Tia Evans finished with 11 digs, four aces, and three blocks.
Gulf Coast 3, Lely 0: The Sharks swept the Trojans 25-9, 25-15, 25-6. Brooke Pierce finished with 10 kills, while Sophia Schultz and Juliette Van Wagner added seven kills each to the winning effort.
Bonita Springs 3, Golden Gate 0: The Bull Sharks swept the Titans on their way to the Class 5A-District 12 semifinals, 25-12, 25-21, 25-14.
Tuesday's semifinal schedule:
Naples at Barron Collier, 7 p.m.
Bonita Springs at Gulf Coast, 7 p.m.
Class 6A-District 12
Palmetto Ridge 3, South Fort Myers 1: The Bears moved past the Wolfpack in four sets, 20-25, 25-17, 25-22, 25-14.
Riverdale 3, Immokalee 0: The Raiders downed the Indians in straight sets, 25-11, 25-8, 25-14. Olivia Znotens tallied 18 kills and nine aces, while Morgan Steffeny dished out 28 assists along with six aces.
Fort Myers 3, East Lee County 0: The Green Wave won in straight sets 25-8, 25-12, 25-11. Gabby Dwyer finished to win with nine kills, seven aces, and four digs. Erin McDowell tallied 17 assists, four aces, and six digs.
Ida Baker 3, Cape Coral 0: The Bulldogs swept the Seahawks, 25-12, 25-21, 25-7.
Tuesday's semifinal schedule:
Palmetto Ridge at Fort Myers, 7 p.m.
Ida Baker at Riverdale, 7 p.m.
Class 7A-District 12
North Port 3, Lehigh 0: The Bobcats downed the Lightning in straight sets, 25-10, 25-21, 25-17.
Tuesday's semifinal schedule:
North Port at Venice
Sarasota at Riverview
LCAC Boys Golf
Estero won the LCAC Boys Golf Tournament at The Club at Renaissance after Adin McMaster finished first overall, while Christopher O'Dell and JD Dintino finished second and third for the Wildcats, respectively.
Here are the complete team results as well as the top individual finishes.
Team Scores: 1. Estero, 299; 2. Fort Myers, 333; 3. Cypress Lake, 351; 4. Cape Coral, 356; 5. Bonita Springs, 367; 6. Mariner, 378; 7. Ida Baker, 402; 8. Island Coast, 407; 9. North Fort Myers, 422; 10. Riverdale, 448; 11. Gateway, 470.
Top Individual Finishes: 1. Adin McMaster, Estero (71); 2. Samuel McDonald, Fort Myers (72); 3. Christopher O'Dell, Estero (73); 4. JD Dintino, Estero (74); 5. Don Kennedy, Cape Coral (77); T6. Brady Fanter, Cape Coral (78); T6. DJ Dwire, Mariner (78); 8. Keegan McGinn, Bonita Springs (79); 9. Rylan Stewart, Estero (81); T10. Justin Czerniak, Cape Coral (83); T10. Jakob McElroy, Estero (83); T10. Jonathan Frank, Bonita Springs (83); T10. Jamie Lowry, Cypress Lake (83).
This article originally appeared on Naples Daily News: Southwest Florida High School Roundup from the week of Oct. 16-21
