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Boone seniors shine brightest in 17-14 East win

By J.C. CARNAHAN | December 17th, 2009 | Category: Apopka, Bishop Moore, Boone, Colonial, Cypress Creek, Dr. Phillips, High School Sports, Jones, Oak Ridge, Ocoee, Olympia, Orange County, Orlando Lutheran, Pine Castle, Timber Creek, University, West Orange, Winter Park, – Recent Posts | No Comments »

With the final swing of his leg, in the last high school football game of young life, Boone’s Lucas Rawlings helped the East Seniors cap a come-from-behind 17-14 win in the annual Orange County Senior Bowl on Wednesday at Oak Ridge High School.


Orlando Sports Central Standouts – 12/10/09

By J.C. CARNAHAN | December 10th, 2009 | Category: Featured Orlando Athletes, Florida Tuskers, Football, Standouts, University, Winter Park, – Recent Posts | No Comments »

A UCF football player was named C-USA Defensive Player of the Year, basketball players from University and Winter Park high schools have impressive outings and a couple Florida Tuskers earn postseason awards from the United Football League.


Freshman RB carries Boone to victory over UHS

By JUSTIN KANE | October 16th, 2009 | Category: Boone, High School Sports, Orange County, University, – Recent Posts | No Comments »

After suffering a tough loss to No. 1-ranked Dr. Phillips at home last week, the Boone Braves (3-3) didn’t weep for long. On Thursday, the Braves were hosting their non-district Homecoming Game and got back to their winning ways with a 37-7 win over visiting University (2-5).


Games starting to count for area football teams

By J.C. CARNAHAN | October 1st, 2009 | Category: Apopka, Boone, Colonial, Cypress Creek, Dr. Phillips, Freedom, High School Sports, Orange County, Oviedo, Seminole County, Timber Creek, University, Wekiva, Winter Park, – Recent Posts | No Comments »

Call it the Clash of the District 4 Titans. That’s essentially what next week’s meeting between Timber Creek and Winter Park will be at Showalter Field on Friday, Oct. 9. The winner of that game is likely to wrap up the four-team Class 6A-4 title, leaving the loser to fend off University (2-2) and Colonial (0-4) later in the season for a spot in the playoffs.