Barefoot Beach

Barefoot Beach, FL · Sports
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Sogility opens soccer training facility in Naples
NAPLES, Fla. — Sogility has officially opened its eighth training facility in the United States and its first in the state of Florida!. Sogility President & COO Jimmy Carson said, “To be able to come to any market and provide this kind of training for a whole other group of kids, another generation, excites us to begin with. For a long time, we thought we were a Midwest company, and then we learned how hot it is down here, a lot of lightning in the area, so to have an indoor center for kids to train is important.”
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Estero rolls past Bonita Springs 65-14 in Jaws vs Claws finale
BONITA SPRINGS, Fla. (WINK)—Estero beat Bonita Springs in the regular-season finale of the Jaws versus Claws rivalry. Estero won 65-14 to close the regular season. The Wildcats entered the game at 6-3 after four straight wins and then waited to learn whether their season would continue in the playoffs.
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SW FL Week 11: Gulf Coast, Baker, Estero, Riverdale, Dunbar among winners
A roundup of Southwest Florida high school football games played in Week 11 on Thursday, Oct. 29 and Friday, Oct. 30, 2026. FRIDAY Gulf Coast 42, Immokalee 28 The Sharks flipped the script on the Indians midway through the second quarter, burying the hosts under a 41-3 avalanche to run away with the victory and secure themselves a spot in the postseason. Despite trailing 21-7, the Sharks’ resolve did not waver, confident in their abilities to rally on the road. “Just believing in each other, knowing that we’re going to war with each other,” senior captain Torren Crane said. “We’ve been through these situations before. We just can’t let off, that’s all we had to know and get it done for the team.” The Indians built their lead the back of junior running back Youvensley Methulus and senior wide receiver Kendrick Perry, who caught a 23-yard touchdown reception to put the hosts on the board first. Gulf Coast (8-2) struggled for yardage in the opening quarter, but the Indians couldn’t take advantage as the Sharks’ defense kept the Indians at bay for most of the first. Methulus finally broke through in the final minute of the first with a 73-yard