ORLANDO – As the cliché goes, all good things must come to an end. On Feb 15 the Seminole girls water polo team lost for the first time since April 14, 2023 as Winter Park got by the Noles 8-7 in the championship game of the Ian Supra Memorial Tournament.
Seminole had beaten the Wildcats the first game of the season.
In a rematch of last year’s State Championship game won by the Seminoles, All-American Halle Zimlich scored 8 goals to lead the Noles to a 16-11 win over West Orange in the third place game.
On the boys side, Seminole got by Winter Park 11-10 in OT also in the Ian Supra.
The Wildcats beat the Noles the first game of the year 11-10 in Winter Park.
Earlier in the day, Becton Suber scored four as the Noles fell 20-9 to Westminster Academy.
On Friday both teams went 2-0 to open the Ian Supra.
Seminole won 16-6 over Olympia as Julia Pando had 15 saves, 2 steals, Vivian Swain added 2 assists, 3 steals, while Gabby Pierson and Halle Zimlich had 2 steals each.
The Seminole girls downed Westminster Academy 26-9, Swain had 7 assists, 3 steals in the win.
For the boys, Seminole beat Lake Nona 21-11 Mircea Timofti had 6 assists, while Ethan Pierson and Riley Tarkowski each had 2 saves .
The Noles went to overtime to get by West Orange 13-12 as Darian West had the winning goal off a pass from Luc LeRoy.
McKinney leas Seminole boys to second place finish
Kavon McKinney brought home a first place finish in the long jump (20’ 1.5) and triple jump (43’ 8) to help lead the Seminoles to a second place team finish with 111 points in the Sanford Seminole Open Track Meet on Feb 14.
Flagler Palm Coast won the boys meet with 114 points.
On the girls side, Imani Reid finished second in the 100 meter hurdles, and 6th in the 200 as well as part of the second place 4×100 team as the Seminole girls finished third with 107.5 points. Bucholz (129) won the meet on the girls side.
Seminole baseball falls to Ocala Forest
Braxton Price was 2-for-3 with a triple and 1 RBI, but it wasn’t enough as Seminole fell 12-7 to Ocala Forest. Marshall Grim got touched up early, after giving up 8 runs in the first two innings, the bullpen of Brody Rimes, Manny Rodriguez and Ethan Farrington settled things down. “We just couldn’t work out of the hole,” said Seminole coach Danny Light. “Offensively we had 7 hits and 5 stolen bases with lots of other hard hit balls that their defense made some really nice plays.”
Jaime Collazo was 1-for-3 with 2 RBI in the loss.
Tennis wins, loses
Week 2 of the Nole’s tennis season was mixed, with both teams winning against Lyman and both losing to Lake Mary.
For the girl’s Freshman Chloe Moo scored her first varsity win against Lyman as Seminole won 5-2. The boys defeated Lyman 6-1. This was followed on Wednesday with Both Boy’s and Girl’s teams being shut out by Lake Mary.
Seminole Open Results
Boys Results
100 Meters
PLACE NAME TIME
2 Jlen Chaplin 11.27
8 Trarell Beckford 11.55
16 Rasheem Turner Jr 11.84
200 Meters
PLACE NAME TIME
22 Matthew Robinson 24.83
23 Khamani Robinson 24.86
30 Daniel Blackman 27.27
400 Meters
PLACE NAME TIME
11 Jayden Coissy 54.99
20 Joseph Cosby 57.58
800 Meters
PLACE NAME TIME
1 Mathew Pruitt 02:05.9
4 Oscar Loredo 02:10.4
6 Tyler Clark-Lowery 02:10.6
1600 Meters
PLACE NAME TIME
4 Mathew Pruitt 04:39.8
5 William Heilman 04:41.0
7 Lucas Wells 04:46.0
3200 Meters
PLACE NAME TIME
9 Roman Bugos 10:53.7
11 Brady Clark 11:06.4
15 Bryce Hammond 12:01.3
4 x 100 Relay
PLACE NAME TIME
2 Jlen Chaplin, Kavon McKinney,
Sev Croom II, Trarell Beckford43.62
4 x 400 Relay
PLACE NAME TIME
5 Kaleem Richardson, Tyler Clark-Lowery,
Oscar Loredo, Alexander Plummer03:37.5
4 x 800 Relay
PLACE NAME TIME
2 William Heilman, Alexander Plummer,
Oscar Loredo, Lucas Wells08:40.3
High Jump
PLACE NAME MARK
5 Lamar Tyrell 5’ 3.75”
Pole Vault
PLACE NAME MARK
4 Alvin Moore 12’ 10.75”
Long Jump
PLACE NAME MARK
1 Kavon McKinney 20’ 1.5”
Triple Jump
PLACE NAME MARK
1 Kavon McKinney 43’ 8”
Shot Put
PLACE NAME MARK
3 Julian Rogers 43’ 1.75”
Discus
PLACE NAME MARK
5 Roberto Castillo II 112’ 0”
Javelin
PLACE NAME MARK
5 Roberto Castillo II 113’ 0”
Girls Results
100 Meters
PLACE NAME TIME
4 Natalia Voltaire 13.08
12 Kaliyah Holley 13.88
22 Khaliya King 14.25
200 Meters
PLACE NAME TIME
6 Imani Reid 27.22
15 Nassaria Ahmad 29.12
19 Kaliyah Holley 29.51
400 Meters
PLACE NAME TIME
13 Nassaria Ahmad 01:10.4
24 Angelica Fonseca-Burgos 01:23.3
26 Haven McCloud 01:25.8
800 Meters
PLACE NAME TIME
22 Leia Lautenceau 03:09.9
1600 Meters
PLACE NAME TIME
25 Evelyn Buhring 06:28.4
30 Yosha Kanaparthy 07:10.5
3200 Meters
PLACE NAME TIME
5 Savannah Heilman 12:43.5
100 Hurdles
PLACE NAME TIME
2 Imani Reid 15.5
5 Kailani Williams 20.3
7 Tykerria Killingsworth 21.93
4 x 100 Relay
PLACE NAME TIME
2 Imani Reid, Reilly Walker,
Shelsy Burgos, Natalia Voltaire49.88
4 x 800 Relay
PLACE NAME TIME
3 Savannah Heilman, Evelyn Buhring,
Leia Lautenceau, Emma Snyder11:53.5
High Jump
PLACE NAME MARK
2 Shelsy Burgos 4’ 11.75”
Long Jump
PLACE NAME MARK
2 Alicyn White 16’ 0.5”
3 Natalia Voltaire 15’ 4.75”
Shot Put
PLACE NAME MARK
2 Jamiyah Simpson 30’ 9.25”
3 Trenity Marshall 30’ 1.5”
7 Mikiesha Barriner 26’ 3.75”
Discus
PLACE NAME MARK
5 Jamiyah Simpson 71’ 1”
9 Mikiesha Barriner 58’ 2”
11 Trenity Marshall 57’ 1”
