HS Roundup: CSN goes 5-0 at Wildcat Invite, Gulf Coast, First Baptist, Bishop Verot win

Here is a roundup of Southwest Florida high school sports events held the week of Sept. 25-30

SATURDAY

Volleyball

CSN goes 5-0 at Wildcat Invite

Alicia MacIntyre Ewerth saw the potential her team could have this season all the way back in August in preseason workouts.

The young but hungry CSN squad wanted to get better on a daily basis, led in part by a group of juniors and seniors that saw the Seahawks succeed immensely when they were freshmen and sophomores.

Community School went a perfect 5-0 at the Wildcat Invite Saturday, beating Gulf Coast, Canterbury, Bishop Verot, Cape Coral, and Mariner to extend their win streak to seven in a row, their longest win streak since the 2021 season.

“When we talked in August, I said we were working towards October,” MacIntyre Ewerth said. “Tomorrow’s October, and I’m feeling good about where we are. We’ve really built their confidence as a team. They play separate all over the place, but coming together as a team and working for each other. Today, that’s what I saw. They really came together.

The Seahawks successfully vanquished Bishop Verot, a team that capitalized on their mistakes in the Private 8 third-place game earlier in September. CSN then snapped a two-game losing streak to Canterbury, winning in three sets over the Cougars. In the Seahawks’ last 10 games against the Cougars, they’re 8-2 dating back to 2019.

CSN has managed to compete in at least one set against top notch competition locally, threatening No. 1 Seacrest in a 29-27 loss in the first set. The Seahawks also took a set from No. 2 Barron Collier while losing another 25-23, showing that the team can hang with virtually everyone. CSN is 6-4 against ranked teams inside The News-Press/Naples Daily News poll so far this season.

Led by Kelly McAuley offensively, the team continues to make strides with younger players in Mia Ringhofer, Sophia Baer, Trinity McCormick, and Lizzy Robinson among others. MacIntyre Ewerth feels as if this team is not far off from becoming a playoff team in a highly competitive district that includes First Baptist, Canterbury, and Bishop Verot.

“I think that a lot of that has to do with talking with our leaders about what their teammates need,” MacIntyre Ewerth said. “And making it more about we as unit instead of me as a player, and how I can help my team. They’ve really bought into that. That’s really hard after a 29-27 loss to Seacrest, coming back from that. From then to now, we’ve really grown as a unit.

“That’s really all I’m focused on the next couple of weeks. I think we have the skills. We just need to come together and work for each other. That’s what we did today.”

Gulf Coast showed life under first-year coach John Alvarez, defeating First Baptist, Estero, Gateway, and Palmetto Ridge before falling to the Seahawks for the second time in four days. In the eight sets played between the Sharks and the Seahawks this year, CSN scored 151 points to Gulf Coast’s 150.

Having a sizable senior class of Marina Rau, Kiley Stone, Casey Williams, Kate Drasba, Brooke Pierce, and Ashlyn Callan has made things easier for younger role players like Juliette Van Wagner, Sophia Schultz, Cassandra Maldonado, and Ella Hazelett. The Sharks are just three wins away from matching their win total from all of last season, an encouraging sign for the program moving forward.

“We’re on the heavier end of our schedule, playing more competitive teams,” Alvarez said. “I mentioned it earlier, outcome is nice, but the only outcome I’m concerned with is the last game of the season. We keep making adjustments, we keep making little changes, and it’s working out well. I think everybody is doing a bunch of good things, and we keep going. We keep tweaking until we get that happy place that’s consistent.

The game against FBA, I want to find something to pick on as a negative, but we were doing everything right. We came out slow against a good CSN team and then we turned it on and we played. I really think those teams in our bracket were evenly matched up. It could’ve gone to us, Canterbury, CSN, or FBA. It’s good. I think we’re where we want to be right now, and we keep moving forward.”

Canterbury was unable to finish down the stretch, starting 3-0 in pool play before going 0-2 in bracket play with losses to Community School and First Baptist. The Cougars are 12-8 with regular season contests against Cardinal Mooney, Bishop Verot, and Gulf Coast on the docket before district play commences.

In the Silver Division, Bishop Verot took control and defeated Estero for the title, winning 25-18, 22-25, 19-17. The Wildcats were up 14-11 in the third set, but could not close the door on the Vikings despite having multiple chances to do so.

After going 4-1 Saturday, Verot is now 17-4 under first-year coach Christy Curtis, as the Vikings lead all of Southwest Florida in wins up to this point. The team will have Gateway Charter, First Baptist, Canterbury, and LaBelle to close out the regular season before district play commences on Oct. 16.

Arguably the greatest rivalry in all of Southwest Florida, Bishop Verot and Fort Myers played for the first time in six years on Saturday, snapping a lengthy drought since the schools last saw each other. The rivalry was halted by school administrators in April 2018, but Saturday’s tournament pitted the two against each other in bracket play in the Silver Division.

“Going 4-1, that’s pretty good for an all day Saturday tournament,” Curtis said. “We had the chance to get some girls playing time who hadn’t gotten a lot, which was good for us because we need to get them work. It’s good for us to play some teams we haven’t played in a while, We haven’t gotten to play Fort Myers since 2017, so that was fun for the girls to play them.”

As for whether or not the rivalry returns full time, Curtis hopes that the Vikings and Green Wave facing off becomes a recurring theme once again for those students who have missed out on those memorable rivalry games for the entirety of their times in high school.

“I guess they should,” Curtis said. “The kids want it.”

— Alex Martin

SFCA took home second place in the SSAA Tournament, beating Lakeland Christian in four sets (25-18, 19-25, 25-10, 25-14) before falling to Harvest Community 3-0 (25-20, 27-25, 25-13).

Elianna Darby finished with a combined 15 blocks, while Bianka Noah posted 24 kills between the two games. Emily Martinez dished out 56 assists in the tournament.

Cross Country

Florida State Invitational (Pre-State meet)

Area athletes traveled to Tallahassee this weekend to compete amongst over 4,000 runners in the FSU Pre-State Invitational. Mackenzie De Lisle had the best finish of all Southwest Florida runners, earning fifth place in the Girls' Elite field after a 17:52.6 finish.

Joseph Koraya (15:50.8) placed 17th for Fort Myers in the Boys' Elite field, while Gulf Coast's William Montanye (16:05.6) finished 32nd.

Estero's Avery Sommers (20:18.4) and Immokalee (16:39.7) both earned 23rd in their respective Select fields.

No local girls finished in the top-50 of the Girls' Varsity A field, but Miguel Santiz-Perez (17:41.5) earned 29th for Dunbar in the Boys' Varsity A group. Palmetto Ridge's Samantha Strahle (21:57.3) placed ninth in the Girl's Varsity B field.

THURSDAY

Volleyball

First Baptist 3, Canterbury 1: The Lions downed the Cougars in four sets, 27-24, 19-25, 26-24, 25-13. Zara Stewart posted a double-double with 20 digs, 15 kills, and four aces. Jade Rau tallied 25 digs, while Laila Stewart dished out 35 assists. Peyton Garrick added 13 kills to the winning effort.

Fort Myers 3, St. John Neumann 1: The Green Wave defeated the Celtics 25-18, 25-19, 23-25, 25-14. Ashlee Tenkley was busy in the win, tallying 13 kills, 11 digs, four aces, and two blocks. Brianna Gutierrez finished with 17 digs and three aces for Fort Myers. Callee Jones notched 16 kills, nine digs, one ace, and one block for the Celtics while Sofia Vargas added 18 assists, eight digs, three kills, and three aces. Catherine Baier added 11 kills for St. John Neumman, and Ivanna Karakosta added 15 digs.

Marco Island 3, Palmetto Ridge 2: Marco rallied from down 2-1 to win 25-22, 21-25, 26-28, 25-19, 15-6. Jenna Ragan had 9 Kills, 15 digs, 2 assists, and 2 aces, Medney Garraux had 27 kills, 12 digs, and 4 Aces, Madison Stolinas added 51 assists, an ace, and 7 digs, Rylee Howard had 13 kills, 5 digs, an ace and 2 blocks, while Jayden Ragan had 11 kills, 5 digs, and 3 aces.

Barron Collier 3, Estero 0: The Cougars won 25-17, 25-10, 25-23. Estero was led by Sofia King with 22 assists and 3 blocks and Ashlynn Ban with 12 kills.

Boys Bowling

Cypress Lake 2, Fort Myers 0 (Unified Sports): The Panthers earned their first Unified Bowling district title in program history, posting a record-breaking 177 and earning a trip to regional play in Orlando.

Bishop Verot 5, Dunbar 0: Seamus Murray rolled a 249 in the Vikings' win.

Cape Coral 4, Ida Baker 0: Kevin Perez led the Bulldogs with a 224.

Mariner 5, Oasis 0: Andre Enslin rolled a 215 for the Tritons with Bo Laventure adding a 180. Chris Smith and Mike Testa both rolled a 173, and Seth Schulte tacked on a 143 in the win. Sharks Jason Pina and Richard Bega both posted a season-high in the loss with a 135 and 105, respectively.

Fort Myers 3, Cypress Lake 2: Kiran Shah led the Green Wave with a 204. Colton Gulotta rolled a 164 for the Panthers.

Girls Bowling

Bishop Verot 4, Dunbar 1: Mia Gasperini rolled a 135 for the Vikings, while Mia Brooks led the Tigers with a 122.

Cape Coral def. Ida Baker (forfeit): Kaylee Marburger bowled a 194 for the Bulldogs in their default loss.

Oasis 3, Mariner 2: Katarina Hagler rolled a 215 for the Sharks, and Lexi Lenius added a 170. Malia Araujo scored 146 for the Tritons. Lorelai Schippel added a 115 for Mariner, Alyssa Jenkins a 91, Samantha Contino a 121, and Delaney Tucker rounded out the Tritons effort with a 110.

Cypress Lake 4, Fort Myers 1: Mackenzy Stouffer bowled a 198 for the Panthers, while Alexis Kedra rolled a team-best 134 for the Green Wave.

Boys Golf

Area teams competed in the SFPGA Boys West Coast High School Championship on Saturday. Here is how local teams fared with top individual performers.

Team Results: 3. Barron Collier (+10); T5. Bishop Verot (+13); 7. Estero (+17); 9. Community School of Naples (+53); 10. Oasis (+69); 11. Canterbury (+69); 14. First Baptist (+91).

Top Individual Finishers: T1. Graham Boone, Barron Collier (101); T9. Neal Wheeler, Bishop Verot (110); T9. Easton Green, Bishop Verot (110); T13. Braden Miller, Barron Collier (111); T16. Harrison White, Barron Collier (112); T19. Griffin Henry, Bishop Verot (113).

Girls Golf

Area teams competed in the SFPGA Girls West Coast High School Championship on Saturday. Here is how local teams fared with top individual performers.

Team Results: 2. Community School of Naples (+31); 4. First Baptist Academy (+58); 5. Bishop Verot (+61); 6. Gulf Coast (+97); 7. Barron Collier (+103); 8. Fort Myers (+146); 9. Oasis (+148).

Top Individual Performers: 2. Eva Lye, First Baptist (+1); 3. Sara Vitasek, Gulf Coast (+3); 5. Alayna Friedt, Community School of Naples (+10); T6. Reilly Kirwin, Community School of Naples (+13); T6. Morgan Franklin, Bishop Verot (+16); T.10: Amelia Loninger, Bishop Verot (+16); T10. Isabella Michetti, Community School of Naples (+16); T10. Madison Roach, Gulf Coast (+16); Amelia Alonso, Fort Myers (+18); 16. Ava Sparacio, Community School of Naples (+20); 18. Emmey Siek, Community School of Naples (+22); 20. Raleigh Currin, Bishop Verot (+30).

Estero 158, North Fort Myers NTS: Jensi Krampel led the Wildcats with a 32, followed by Sadie Johnson (39) and Sophia Reed (42). Sydney Caldwell shot a 51 for the Red Knights.

Estero def. North Fort Myers: Jensi Krampel led the Wildcats with a 32 in their win over the Red Knights. For Estero, Sadie Johnson carded a 39, Sophia Reed a 42, Sofia Passos a 45, and Anabella Damsey a 52. Sydney Caldwell shot a team-best 51 for North Fort Myers. Grace Sand shot a 61 in the loss, while Ellie Zink added a 62.

WEDNESDAY

Volleyball

Community School 3, Gulf Coast 2: The Seahawks downed the Sharks in five sets, winning 13-25, 19-25, 25-11, 25-22, 15-13 Wednesday night. In the loss for Gulf Coast, Kate Drasba posted 16 kills, 14 digs, and 3 aces. Marina Rau added 22 assists and 18 digs with 5 blocks. Casey Williams had 24 digs at the libero position.

Marco Island 3, Everglades City 0: The Rays scored a 25-9, 25-6, 25-8 win over the Gators. Medney Garraux had 14 kills and 3 digs, while Madison Stolinas dished out 32 assists, 7 kills, 8 digs, and 4 aces. Sophie Ogdin added 11 digs, 4 assists, and 2 aces.

SFCA 3, Donahue Catholic 0: The King's dominated, winning 25-10, 25-6, 25-12. Haylee Masiero, Gianna Noah, and Bianka Noah all had 8 kills apiece for SFCA.

Oasis 3, Ida Baker 0: The Sharks won in straight sets, 25-23, 25-16, 25-16 over the Bulldogs. Alison Ortiz had 6 kills and 3 blocks, while Natalie McKenna celebrated her birthday with 8 kills. Jordan Baksh added 8 kills.

Boys Golf

Gulf Coast 138, Barron Collier 143: Ryan Miller led the Sharks past the Cougars after carding a 33. Dominic Wertz and Nick Allen both shot a 34, while Aidan Tipple added a 37 to the winning effort. Aidan MacInnes shot a team-best 35 for Barron Collier, while Braden Miller, Matthew Gerstemeier, and Ian Psota all shot a 36.

Girls Golf

Estero def. Cape Coral: Jensi Krampel led the Wildcats with a 3-under, while Sophia Reed (38), Saide Johnson (39), Annabella Damsey (56), Kaitlyn Mancini (47), and Sofia Passos (46) rounded out Estero's scorecard. Isabelle Lauzon shot a 44 for Cape Coral, and Evalyn Klein added a 57.

Boys Swimming

Estero 111, Lely 17: 200 Medley Relay - Estero (Florek/H Seluk/Kirby/Bruno) 1:57.19; 200 Free - Somers, Estero, 1:53.38; 200 IM - H. Seluk, Estero, 2:08.72; 50 Free - Kirby, Estero, 24.57; 100 Fly - H. Seluk, Estero, 1:00.68; 100 Free - P. Seluk, Estero, 51.91; 500 Free - Kirby, Estero, 5:03.89; 200 Free Relay - Estero (P Seluk/Medina/H Seluk/Somers) 1:41.38; 100 Back - Medina, Estero, 1:00.72; 100 Breaststroke - P. Seluk, Estero, 1:09.16; 400 Free Relay - Estero (Somers/P Seluk/Kirby/Medina)  3:41.49

Girls Swimming

Estero 83, Ley 71: 200 Medley Relay - Lely 2:12.84; 200 Free - Bushko, Estero, 2:12.87; 200 IM - Burt, Lely, 2:14.30; 50 Free - Lewis, Estero, 30.44; 100 Fly - Burt, Lely, 1:01.03; 100 Free - Drons, Estero, 58.58; 500 Free - Bushko, Estero, 5:36.56; 200 Free Relay - Estero (Drons/Bushko/Lewis/Alfano) 1:55.06; 100 Back - Alfano, Estero, 1:14.19; 100 Breaststroke - Gravelis, Estero, 1:29.50; 400 Free Relay - Estero (Drons/Bushko/Lewis.Alfano) 4:16.94

Girls Bowling

Bishop Verot def. Mariner (forfeit): Sophia Smith rolled a 166 for the Vikings, and Izzy Lentz added a 132. Malia Araujo led the Tritons with a 119, while Lorelai Schippel added a 74, Alyssa Jenkins an 86, and Delaney Tucker a 106.

Cypress Lake 5, North Fort Myers 0: Mackenzy Stouffer added a match-best 205 to the Cougars' win. Grace Hollopeter led the Red Knights with a 140.

Boys Bowling

Mariner 3, Bishop Verot 2: Brady Yount rolled a 183 for the Tritons, while Bo Laventure bowled a 170, Mike Test a 169, Andre Enslin a 176, and Seth Schulte a 148. Carter davis bowled a 189 for the Vikings.

Cypress Lake 5, North Fort Myers 0: Michael Switzer rolled a 179 for the Panthers, while Caleb Schattschneider rolled a match-high 190 for the Red Knights.

TUESDAY

Volleyball

Gulf Coast 3, Fort Myers 1: The Sharks came away with a four-set win at home over the Green Wave, winning 25-15, 25-22, 23-25, 25-22.

In the win for Gulf Coast, Kate Drasba finished with 14 kills and 9 digs, while Brooke Pierce had 8 kills, 4 blocks, and led the team with a hitting percentage of .462. Libero Casey Williams finished with 22 digs and 4 aces.

Barron Collier 3, Community School 1: The Cougars came away with a gritty road win over the Seahawks, winning 25-23, 21-25, 25-17, 25-9.

Aisha Keric led Barron with 19 kills, a .680 hitting percentage, 20 digs and 6 blocks, while Sofia Locadia added 12 kills on a .600 hitting percentage with 4 blocks. Ava Zehnder had 33 assists and 6 aces, and Ashley Giraldo had 28 digs. Jillian Goetz added 9 assists and an ace.

First Baptist 3, Estero 0: The Lions downed the Wildcats in three sets, winning 25-13, 25-18, 25-11. Zara Stewart posted 11 kills, 14 digs, and 5 aces, while Jade Rau added 20 digs. Laila Stewart dished out 19 assists in the win.

Canterbury 3, St. John Neumann 0: The Cougars moved to 9-5 on the year with a 25-17, 25-18, 25-7 win over the Celtics. Addison Piatt posted 12 kills and 15 digs, while Brighten Sedmack had 9 kills and 5 blocks. Molly Dunn dished out 14 assists, with 8 digs and 4 aces.

Bishop Verot 3, Evangelical Christian 0: Bishop Verot got its 13th win of 2023, sweeping the Sentinels 25-17, 25-19, 25-9.

Marco Island 3, Donahue Catholic 0: The Rays continued their offensive balance, as Medney Garraux led the attack with 12 kills while adding 8 digs and a pair of assists. Madison Stolinas dished out 33 assists, adding 11 digs and 5 kills, while Rylee Howard had 12 kills.

SFCA 3, Village School 0: The King's won 25-3, 25-12, 25-6 over Village School. Grace Coggins finished with five kills, while Emily Martinez had 6 aces.

Lely 3, Gateway Charter 2: The Trojans grabbed a five-set win over the Griffins, thanks in part to Cynthia Powell and Kyra Schmid, who combined for 33 kills.

Private 8 Golf

Area schools competed in the Private 8 Golf Championship at Valencia Country Club on Tuesday. Here are complete team scores and top individual performers.

Boys Team Results: 1. Community School, 304; 2. Bishop Verot, 305; 3. St. John Neumann, 306; 4. Seacrest Country Day, 343; 5. Canterbury, 344; 6. SFCA, 365; First Baptist, 369; Evangelical Christian, 373.

Boys Top Finishers: 1. Jack Maurer, Community School (67); 2. Spencer Ives, Community School (71); T3. Griffin Henry, Bishop Verot (74); T3. Conner Shea, St. John Neumann (74); 5. Callahan Seeber, St. John Neumann (75); 6. Easton Green, Bishop Verot (76); 7. Matthew Matta, Bishop Verot (77); T8. Cade Kellum, Bishop Verot, (78); T8. Jason Neal, St. John Neumann (78); 10. Ryan Toole, St. John Neumann (79).

Girls Team Results: 1. Community School, 311; 2. Bishop Verot, 313; 3. First Baptist, 320.

Girls Top Finishers: 1. Eva Lye, First Baptist (66); 2. Morgan Franklin, Bishop Verot (74); 3. Amelia Loninger, Bishop Verot (75); T4. Alayna Friedt, Community School (76); T4. Ariana Petrovi, St. John Neumann (76); 6. Kate Madden, First Baptist (77); T7. Reilly Kirwin, Community School (78); T7. Emmey Siek, Community School (78); 9. Isabella Michetti, Community School (79); T10. Samantha Loninger, Bishop Verot (80); T10. Ava Sparacio, Community School (80).

Girls Golf

Estero 156, Cape Coral NTS: At par 36 Pelican Sound. Estero's Jensi Krampel shot a 33 with teammates Sophia Reed shooting a 38 and Sadie Johnson a 39, The Seahawks got a 44 from Isabella Lauzon.

Aubrey Rogers 121, Oasis 132: The Patriots came out on top of a shortened six-hole match, led by Avery Deal's 26. Riley Fritz shot a 28 for the Sharks, while Savannah Odjick (31), Adisen Lindsey (32) and Kaylanny Mendez (41) completed the Sharks' effort.

Boys Golf

Aubrey Rogers 162, Oasis 173: Gabe Gair led the Sharks after shooting a 40. Job Woodby (42), Maddox Dusel (45), Rhys Skillrud (46) and Juan Pagan (47) rounded out Oasis' scorecard.

Girls Swimming

Estero 83, Lely 71: 200 Medley Relay - Lely 2:12.84; 200 Free - Bushko, Estero, 2:12.87; 200 IM - Burt, Lely, 2:14.30; 50 Free - Lewis, Estero, 30.44; 100 Fly - Burt, Lely, 1:01.03; 100 Free - Drons, Estero, 58.58; 500 Free - Bushko, Estero, 5:36.56; 200 Free Relay - Estero (Drons/Bushko/Lewis/Alfano) 1:55.06; 100 Back - Alfano, Estero, 1:14.19; 100 Breaststroke - Gravelis, Estero, 1:29.50; 400 Free Relay - Estero (Drons/Bushko/Lewis.Alfano) 4:16.94

Cape Coral 118, North Fort Myers 42: 200 Medley Relay: Cape 2:00.16, 200 Free: Sabrina Lara (Cape) 2:08.79, 200 IM: Melissa Blaine (Cape) 2:17.00, 50 Free:  Daynna Franklyn (Cape) 26.35, Diving: Emma Beckman,(North), 100 Fly: Emma Best (Cape) 1:04.65, 100 Free: Emma Best (Cape) 1:01.32, 500 Free: Sabrina Lara (Cape) 5:27.08, 200 Free Relay: Cape Coral 1:47.51, 100 Back: Alejandra Figueroa (Cape) 1:07.12, 100 Breast: Sophie Pellegrino (Cape) 1:13.12, 400 Free Relay: Cape Coral 4:05.19

Boys Swimming

Estero 111, Lely 17: 200 Medley Relay - Estero (Florek/H Seluk/Kirby/Bruno) 1:57.19; 200 Free - Somers, Estero, 1:53.38; 200 IM - H. Seluk, Estero, 2:08.72; 50 Free - Kirby, Estero, 24.57; 100 Fly - H. Seluk, Estero, 1:00.68; 100 Free - P. Seluk, Estero, 51.91; 500 Free - Kirby, Estero, 5:03.89; 200 Free Relay - Estero (P Seluk/Medina/H Seluk/Somers) 1:41.38; 100 Back - Medina, Estero, 1:00.72; 100 Breaststroke - P. Seluk, Estero, 1:09.16; 400 Free Relay - Estero (Somers/P Seluk/Kirby/Medina)  3:41.49.

Cape Coral 110, North Fort Myers 54: 200 Medley Relay: Cape 1:49.23, 200 Free: Hayden Tedhams (Cape) 1:54.56, 200 IM: Aayden Dugan (Cape) 2:13.60, 50 Free: Jacob Terry (North) 22.38, Diving: Reily Rountree (Cape), 100 Fly: Cole Wilson (Cape) 59.34, 100 Free: Jacob Terry (North) 53.06, 500 Free: Hayden Tedhams (Cape) 5:00.71, 200 Free Relay:  North 1:37.44, 100 Back: Gabe Wright (Cape) 1:08.01, 100 Breast: Sebastian Brites (North) 1:07.16, 400 Free Relay: Cape 3:33.71.

Girls Bowling

Oasis, 5, Island Coast 0: Katarina Hagler rolled a 213 with 6 strikes and 4 spares. Lexi Lenius bowled a 170 with 2 strikes and 7 spares.

Bishop Verot def. Mariner (forfeit): Sophia Smith rolled a 166 in the Vikings' default win, while Izzy Lentz bowled a 132.

Cypress Lake 5, North Fort Myers 0: Mackenzy Stouffer bowled a 206 in the Vikings' win. Grace Hollopeter led the Red Knights with a 140.

Boys Bowling

Island Coast 5, Oasis 0: Charles Broadley rolled a 115 with 2 strikes and 2 spares for Oasis.

Bishop Verot 3, Mariner 2: Carter Davis led the Vikings with a 189.

Cypress Lake 5, North Fort Myers 0: Michael Switzer bowled a team-high 179, while Caleb Schattschneider led North Fort Myers with a 190.

MONDAY

Volleyball

SFCA 3, Village School 0: The King's won in straight sets, 25-5, 25-5, 25-15. Emily Martinez tallied 13 aces and 25 assists, while Haylee Masiero added 11 kills to the winning effort.

Charlotte 3, Riverdale 1: The Tarpons won 25-20, 25-20, 23-25, 25-15. Olivia Znotens had 24 kills and 16 digs. Jaylynn Campbell had 8 kills and 9 digs. Emily Grant had 28 assists and 5 digs.

Boys Golf

Gulf Coast's Ryan Miller placed fourth in the South Florida PGA East Coast Invitational with a 4-under, while Dominic Wirtz finished seventh with a 3-over.

This article originally appeared on Naples Daily News: Southwest Florida high school roundup for the week of Sept. 25-30