Southwest Sports - 12/01/11 Cont'd
Olympia High School’s girls volleyball team wins the District 3 title. Congratulations to (front, l. to r.) Kelsey Surovic, Jamie Horne, Scout Farrow, Sadie Estrada, Kristen Haines, (back, l. to r.) coach Mitch Sadowsky, Paige Kovalsky, Katie Knight, Ionna McKenzie, Shannon Boyle, Shanna Wyatt, Ashlee Hodgskin and Dalainee Perry. |
Olympia High School’s girls volleyball team defeated Dr. Phillips High School to win the District 3 championship and advance to the regional tournament. While the girls did not win the regional title, this is the second consecutive year they have advanced to Florida’s elite eight tournament. In addition, senior Ashlee Hodgskin recently signed a letter of intent to play collegiate volleyball at Florida International University. |
The 9-under Central Florida Wolverines travel baseball team wins the inaugural Amateur Athletic Union Florida Travel Baseball Fall State Championship. Celebrating their win are (front) Scout Updike, (second row, l. to r.) Tommy Groom, Tyler Hopkins, Justin Godek, Gaven Book, Kenny Eccelston, (third row, l. to r.) Gabriel Castro, Anthony Garcia, Logan Harney, Corey Conzett, Joseph Coffey, and (back) coach Ben. Not pictured: head coach Jeff Hoyle. |
The 9-under Central Florida Wolverines travel baseball team won the inaugural Amateur Athletic Union Florida Travel Baseball Fall State Championship. The team’s head coach is Jeff Hoyle, director of the Central Florida Wolverines travel baseball organization. |
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Congratulations to the following Dr. Phillips High School teams and student-athletes who were recently recognized for their accomplishments: The men’s swimming and diving team won the regional championship for the first time in the school’s 25-year history, making it a clean sweep of the Metro, district and regional titles. The team was led by Austin Olivares, who broke two school records, and the 200- and 400-meter free relay teams, which also broke school records. At the state meet, the men placed eighth overall; and female swimmer Angela Algee won an individual gold medal to lead the women’s team to an eighth place finish, as well. The football team defeated Freedom High School 56-42 to win its fourth consecutive district title. Wide receiver Trey Griffey was recognized as an Orlando Sentinel Male Athlete of the Week for his tremendous performance in the game, recording 13 receptions for 188 yards and four touchdowns. Griffey also was formally invited to participate in the prestigious 2012 Under Armour All-America High School Football Game, which will be televised live Jan. 5 on ESPN. |
