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At the district 2-3A cross country championships held Monday at Bishop Kenny, Middleburg runner Lauren Rosset and Fleming Island runner Madison Moore battled in the early stages of the girls race. Fleming Island finished fifth, and Middleburg was seventh. Both teams will advance to the Region 1-3A Championships at the Cecil Field Golf Course in Jacksonville on Friday, Nov. 13. Rosset was a top area finisher in 14th place, while Moore was 25th. Orange Park's Abrielle Benoit had a career-best race to finish 20th.
STAFF PHOTOS BY RANDY LEFKO
Fleming Island cross country runner J.P. Strombeck tracked behind St. Augustine's Elijah Parkinson in the early portion of the District 2-3A championships on Monday at Bishop Kenny. Strombeck finished second at 16:13. Ponte Vedra's Luke Ross was first in 15:57.
The Region 1-1A golf championships were played in the slight rain at the Eagle Harbor Golf Club. St. Johns Country Day School senior Addison Kipnis finished tied for fourth place with a 4-over-par 76. He is waiting on an at-large bid to the Class 1A championships. The top two teams advanced, along with the best players not on one of the top two teams. Kipnis and Branford's Claire Bond are waiting for possible at-large invites.
Oakleaf High's girls soccer got to open their season on Monday in a sporadic rain with a 4-0 loss to Creekside. The Knights are counting on Aryana Weintraub to be their leading scorer. Fleming Island opened its season on the road at Daytona Beach Seabreeze.
Middleburg High sophomore Katelynn Laezza has been a power hitter for the Broncos, which overcame a 2-1 deficit with astounding play from Laezza and the rest of the Broncos to win the 3-2 Region 1-5A title against Niceville. Middleburg headed to Winter Haven for the FHSAA Class 5A Championship Final Four on Nov. 5-7.
