Donovan Campbell

1 month ago | wsvn.com | Donovan Campbell

COCONUT CREEK, FLA. (WSVN) - The Florida Panthers are not the only hockey team looking to call themselves the best on the ice. This week the Eagles of North Broward Prep will skate for the high school hockey national championship. When you think of high school sports dominance in South Florida, hockey is probably not the first thing that comes to mind. However, the North Broward Prep Eagles are rapidly changing that narrative.

1 month ago | wsvn.com | Donovan Campbell

COCONUT CREEK, FLA. (WSVN) - The Florida Panthers are not the only hockey team looking to call themselves the best on the ice. This week the Eagles of North Broward Prep will skate for the high school hockey national championship. When you think of high school sports dominance in South Florida, hockey is probably not the first thing that comes to mind. However, the North Broward Prep Eagles are rapidly changing that narrative.

1 month ago | wsvn.com | Donovan Campbell

DAVIE, FLA. (WSVN) - The Sharks are one win away from the Elite 8 in Evansville, Indiana. 7News’ Donovan Campbell was at the game Sunday evening, going one-on-one with Sharks head coach Jim Crutchfield. Donovan Campbell: “I’m here at the Rick Case arena in Davie, Florida, with the great coach Crutchfield, who just hit a milestone victory. Your 200th win here as the head coach of the Nova Sharks. Have you even put that into perspective yet?”Jim Crutchfield: “I had no idea this was number 200.

1 month ago | wsvn.com | Donovan Campbell

MIAMI (WSVN) - Spring practice is underway for Florida International University. The spring game is Saturday, April 5th, at Pitbull Stadium. The Panthers are putting a 4-8 finish last season in the rearview mirror. Overall, FIU has added 36 new players, including 14 transfers. FIU has a new man in charge to turn this program around. 7News’ Donovan Campbell spent some time with the new head coach, Willie Simmons. Donovan Campbell, 7News: “What’s going on, Coach Simmons? Happy to have you here.

1 month ago | wsvn.com | Donovan Campbell

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - After a 22-year hiatus, the Raiders boys’ basketball team are headed to the state final four as they look to bring home their first championship since 2001. “It feels surreal. It really does. In the beginning of the year everyone had the same goal in mind so just knowing that we have a chance to make history, everyone is willing to do that and it feels great,” said Raiders’ Guard Dj Sandi.