60 mins. ago
Fletcher staked its claim once more as a contender in Northeast Florida's marquee high school football district, stifling Bartram Trail 30-7 at Jack Taylor Stadium on Sept. 11.
Five takeaways, two punt blocks and 211 rushing yards for bulldozing senior running back Jah'myri Jennings added up to one statement for the Senators (3-1, 1-0).
A key goal-line stand in the second quarter swung the momentum toward the Senators, who scored 30 consecutive points to beat the Bears (3-1, 0-1) on a soggy night at Jacksonville Beach.
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This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Big night at the Beach: Fletcher defense makes statement, downs Bears
#senators #statement #northeast #bartram
Five takeaways, two punt blocks and 211 rushing yards for bulldozing senior running back Jah'myri Jennings added up to one statement for the Senators (3-1, 1-0).
A key goal-line stand in the second quarter swung the momentum toward the Senators, who scored 30 consecutive points to beat the Bears (3-1, 0-1) on a soggy night at Jacksonville Beach.
This story will be expanded.
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Big night at the Beach: Fletcher defense makes statement, downs Bears
#senators #statement #northeast #bartram
21 days ago
Nate Preston and Chance Carter got two touchdowns each and the Yellow Jackets (1-0) overcame a storm delay to continue their two-decade run of dominance in the 104-year-old series against the Panthers (0-1). … Ray'Shawn Jeffries and Caiden Smith caught TD passes and Ry'Lend Williams ran for a score. … Mason Beane, Taeshon Grace and Ka'ron Robinson picked off passes and DeAndrae McRae recovered a fumble.
The Knights (1-0) pulled ahead on a touchdown with 90 seconds left to avenge two years of setbacks to Nease (0-1). … Rozzi Sperry and Dario Griffin connected on a first-half TD pass for Creekside.
In its first game against St. Johns County public school opposition for 22 years, UC came back to win against the Sharks (0-1).
Bartram Trail got its season off to a winning start against the visiting Toros (0-1). ... The matchup was the first for the schools.
Receiver Brennan Monaco scored four touchdowns and the Barracudas had a feeding frenzy in their opener against the Greyhounds (0-1). ... Shawn Blaylock forced and recovered a fumble and Jason Antolin took an interception back for a TD. ... Aiden Tan also picked off a pass.
#touchdowns #passes #fumble #back
The Knights (1-0) pulled ahead on a touchdown with 90 seconds left to avenge two years of setbacks to Nease (0-1). … Rozzi Sperry and Dario Griffin connected on a first-half TD pass for Creekside.
In its first game against St. Johns County public school opposition for 22 years, UC came back to win against the Sharks (0-1).
Bartram Trail got its season off to a winning start against the visiting Toros (0-1). ... The matchup was the first for the schools.
Receiver Brennan Monaco scored four touchdowns and the Barracudas had a feeding frenzy in their opener against the Greyhounds (0-1). ... Shawn Blaylock forced and recovered a fumble and Jason Antolin took an interception back for a TD. ... Aiden Tan also picked off a pass.
#touchdowns #passes #fumble #back
2 months ago
Two Saints — and several more — have the chance to go marching into professional baseball.
Four more Jacksonville-area ballplayers, two from Sandalwood High School, received the call during the second day of the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft, which concluded July 12 in Philadelphia.
Current Sandalwood senior Bane Barker and Sandalwood graduate Dakota Stone, now pitching at the University of North Florida, joined Bishop Snyder High School senior Cody Boshell and former Bartram Trail High School pitcher Ashton Pocol on the list of selections in the 20-round draft.
Boshell, a combination pitcher and first baseman at Bishop Snyder, came off the board in the 11th round at No. 326 to the Arizona Diamondbacks. In 2026, he batted .284 with five doubles, three home runs, 16 RBI and a .920 OPS, while finishing 4-2 with a 2.53 earned run average and 67 strikeouts on the mound.
Boshell, who hit 16 home runs during his four years at Bishop Snyder, now faces the decision whether to sign with the Diamondbacks or to proceed to college baseball at Tennessee, the 2024 College World Series champion.
Four more Jacksonville-area ballplayers, two from Sandalwood High School, received the call during the second day of the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft, which concluded July 12 in Philadelphia.
Current Sandalwood senior Bane Barker and Sandalwood graduate Dakota Stone, now pitching at the University of North Florida, joined Bishop Snyder High School senior Cody Boshell and former Bartram Trail High School pitcher Ashton Pocol on the list of selections in the 20-round draft.
Boshell, a combination pitcher and first baseman at Bishop Snyder, came off the board in the 11th round at No. 326 to the Arizona Diamondbacks. In 2026, he batted .284 with five doubles, three home runs, 16 RBI and a .920 OPS, while finishing 4-2 with a 2.53 earned run average and 67 strikeouts on the mound.
Boshell, who hit 16 home runs during his four years at Bishop Snyder, now faces the decision whether to sign with the Diamondbacks or to proceed to college baseball at Tennessee, the 2024 College World Series champion.
