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College football team announces unique beer deal that fans will love
The Florida Atlanta Owls are doing whatever they can to bring fans to Saturday’s game against the Rice Owls. Florida Atlantic is rolling out a unique beer promotion. The promo has prices starting at $3 for the first quarter and decreasing by $1 each quarter until the end of the third quarter. FAU announced that … The post College football team announces unique beer deal that fans will love appeared first on Larry Brown Sports .
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Spanish River rides back-to-back upsets to volleyball district title
A number of district championships happened across Palm Beach County volleyball courts and beyond on Thursday, Oct. 15. In total, six local programs hoisted district finals trophies. Some of those, like the resounding successes of King's Academy and Boca Raton Christian, come as no surprise. But there were also a number of noteworthy upsets that made for extra meaningful nights for some teams. Spanish River was one of those teams. More: Catch up on all the district volleyball results for Palm Beach County teams Spanish River defeats Western, wins district as No. 4 seed For the first time since 2017, Spanish River volleyball has added a district title to its trophy case. The Sharks beat Western in a match that was as close as it gets, emerging victorious in five sets, 26-24, 27-25, 24-26, 20-25, 15-11. A fifth-set adjustment ended up being a difference-maker, but so, too, was the 23 combined kills between freshman star Naya Marion and Sophia Grish. Amelie Fortinho added five blocks in the win. The Sharks also swept top-seeded Boca Raton before defeating Western to up-end outside expectations as well as the bracket. "I felt confident, and maybe we were the only ones that felt confident,"
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Local High School Girls Volleyball Teams Begin Postseason Play
The postseason for girls high school volleyball is now underway. Five local teams have winning regular season records and are focused on having prolific runs in the postseason, which concludes with the Florida High School Athletic Association’s (FHSAA) state finals in Winter Haven next month. Those five teams are...
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West Boca Raton Leads The First Academy 17-10 Before Lightning Suspends Florida High School Football Game
West Boca Raton took a three-game winning streak to Orlando to face a high-scoring First Academy team in a matchup of two of Florida’s top-ranked high school football programs.
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The Palm Beach Post
Lake Worth football shuts down season due to roster shortage
The Lake Worth football team has shut down its season because of a roster shortage, according to sources. Lake Worth forfeited its Oct. 9 game against Jupiter and will forfeit its remaining scheduled games: Friday against Palm Beach Lakes, Oct. 23 against Palm Beach Central and its season finale against Boynton Beach. The move to rookie head coach Levon Barnett Jr. , a former Dwyer standout, didn’t ignite the struggling program as hoped. A Palm Beach County schools spokesman confirmed the football program “closed down” because of low numbers, citing Oct. 7 as the date the district was informed. In all, Lake Worth will have forfeited six of its final eight games. Previously, Lake Worth forfeited games against Santaluces and Dr. Joaquin Garcia when its roster dropped to between 16 and 18 players. The Trojans administration embarked on a heavy recruiting effort, some players reversed their decisions to quit and the roster increased to 28. Lake Worth returned to the field for two games in late September and early October against Dwyer and Wellington, losing by a combined score of 101-12. Barnett referred all questions to new athletic director Tate Rowan, who replaced Frank Baxley. Baxley had engineered the hiring