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Ridgeview High track sprinter Oja Riggs, on right, was one of the strongest sprinters in Clay County, with district titles in the 100 and 200.
STAFF PHOTOS BY RANDY LEFKO
Ridgeview High had the first girls and boys bowling teams in the county, and it finished with a state tournament qualifier in Kathleen Waters.
Ridgeview cross country senior Emily Turner got her state meet ticket in her final region championship. She had outstanding efforts all season.
Ridgeview volleyball setter Emily McCrea punched up for Panthers coach Sarah Andersen, a former Ridgeview player.
Ridgeview football will return with senior quarterback Jordan Mesa and a new head coach in Jason Smith, who directed the Panthers to their first spring game win in May - a 24-0 win over Crescent City.
Ridgeview hurdler Bennett Smith dropped more than one second from his district finish to his region finish to earn a state track meet ticket in the 110 high hurdles.
Ridgeview swimmer David Murphy battled among the strongest swimmers in Florida to get a ticket to the state meet.
Ridgeview's three-sport standout Narissa Blocton, who played basketball, flag football and track, will take her athletic skills to St. Petersburg College this fall.
Ridgeview freshman wrestler Shyann Schioppa was a strong grappler for the Panthers' wrestling team, who looked to get on the state map.
Ridgeview weightlifter Jada Hill got two state medals, with the Panthers bringing home two state titles from Jazmin Caraballo under new coach Addyson Mauldin.
Ridgeview softball had the fiery Nichole Deschamps leading the defense from the hot corner at third base for coach Angela Agurkis.
Ridgeview wrestler Gage Warner locked up his opponent in a season where the Panthers grapplers worked to get more wins under coach Mark DeToro.
