Matt Rothman

6 days ago | coralspringstalk.com | Matt Rothman

5 11SharesThis past week, the regional track and field championships took place, with all four schools sending athletes to the State Championship. Coral Springs High School’s boys’ and girls’ teams came in fourth place, highlighted by a win from Jeffrey Belizaire. He competed in the 800 meters, while Sebastian Marrero came in the top five in two events: second in the 400 hurdles and fifth in the 110 hurdles.

6 days ago | parklandtalk.com | Matt Rothman

6 6SharesThe Marjory Stoneman Douglas baseball team won a fifth straight Regional Championship following a pair of wins over West Broward High School, highlighted by a walk-off home run from Lorenzo Laurel in the second game. Gio Rojas pitched Game 1 and allowed only one hit in 6.2 scoreless innings. He struck out 10 before Breylynn Courtney recorded the final out. Bennett Gary, Michael Ossenfort, Drew Freeman, Cade Raley, and Matthew Toback had RBIS in a 6-0 win.

1 week ago | parklandtalk.com | Matt Rothman

1 0SharesThe Marjory Stoneman Douglas track and field team competed in Regionals, led by Christopher Jackson at Coral Springs High School. He led the boys to first-place finishes in the triple jump and second-place finishes in the long jump, automatically qualifying for the State Championship. Jonathan Rodriguez and Kyle Campbell each had strong results in the triple jump and long jump, respectively. Sahil Sule also placed 12th in the 100 meters, and Carson Meredith came in 19th.

1 week ago | parklandtalk.com | Matt Rothman

1 14SharesMarjory Stoneman Douglas held their signing day on Wednesday, and six student athletes were officially set to compete in college. The football team signed two players: Dylan Shinn, who will attend Weber University, and Trisamu Burchell, who will attend Westminster Academy. The Eagles had a tough season, with only one win against Coral Springs High School, but both players shined throughout the season.

1 week ago | coralspringstalk.com | Matt Rothman

4 12SharesThe postseason officially began with four teams in Coral Springs competing and one school winning a title. Coral Springs High School won a District Championship following a pair of wins in the tournament. After going 9-7 during the regular season, the Colts earned the top spot and had a bye in the opening round. They went on to beat Boynton Beach High School 25, 18, 25- 18, 25- 22 in the Semi-Finals behind 23 kills from Jackson Jobi.