Orange Springs
Orange Springs, FL · Education
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Eagles Fall to Evans 48-17 Despite Strong First-Half Effort
Submitted by Coach Bradley Lord, South Lake High School. The Evans Trojans took control of the district, defeating our Eagles 48-17 this past Friday night October 9 at Evans High School. Cody Mason had a monster game for the Eagles with 156 return yards and a touchdown. The Eagles fought hard in the first half only trailing at halftime 13-7. Turnovers and mistakes gave the Trojan high powered offense numerous opportunities to score in the third quarter.
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The hands behind UCF’s campus beauty
The UCF public garden management team and student volunteers grabbed a pair of gloves and headed outside the L3Harris building on Sept. 30 for a community garden shift with the Arboretum. The Arboretum volunteers dedicated their time to keeping the campus community garden clean and green. The event coordinator, Analiyah...
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Homecoming heroics lift Apopka to victory, 21-15
Apopka’s defense bent throughout Friday, Oct. 9, but when the game was on the line, the Blue Darters refused to break. Apopka held Lake Brantley scoreless on three red-zone trips and came up with another critical stop late to secure a 21-15 homecoming victory at Roger Williams Field. The offense put together an 85-yard game-winning touchdown drive behind freshman quarterback Kai Goodling, who threw the game-winning touchdown pass to junior Ceon Cotton.
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Apopka rallies late to beat Lake Brantley 21-15 on homecoming night
Trailing 15-13 entering the fourth quarter, Apopka rallied to beat Lake Brantley 21-15 in front of its homecoming crowd. A missed Patriots field goal gave the Blue Darters possession, and Kai Goodling later found Ceon Cotton for the winning touchdown and two-point conversion. The victory improved Apopka to 3-4 and capped the teams’ first meeting since the 2023 season.
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Florida High School Football Teams With No Chance Of Making The Playoffs Banned From Postseason For Fistfight
The FHSAA is not messing around when it comes to fighting during a high school football game in Florida. Deltona and Matanzas are both banned from the postseason after a full-team brawl during the handshake line last week. This is a statement decision! The Wolves and the Pirates are the second and third high school […] The post Florida High School Football Teams With No Chance Of Making The Playoffs Banned From Postseason For Fistfight appeared first on BroBible.
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Orangewood and DeLand Chase Historic Open Division Bid in FHSAA Volleyball
Orangewood Christian's volleyball team enters district tournament week riding a 23-2 record and the No. 1 spot in the FHSAA's state rankings, putting the Rams in position to make history as part of the inaugural Open Division field. DeLand, Winter Park and First Baptist Academy are also within reach of the eight-team bracket that will reshape Florida's postseason for the first time this fall.
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Wekiva loses close game to Lake Minneola
The Lake Minneola Hawks defeated the Wekiva Mustangs 24-13, with Jamar Collins rushing over 190 yards and scoring multiple touchdowns. Wekiva struggled defensively with poor tackling and allowed three sacks on quarterback Dominick Sanguine in the fourth quarter. The Wekiva Mustangs took an early lead but fell to the Minneola...
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Pair of Florida high school football programs barred from postseason after fight
The Florida High School Athletic Association is starting to send a clear and distinct message to its member schools: If you partake in any sort of fight during a game, expect real and harsh consequences. Matanzas and Deltona both found out the hard way this week. The FHSAA placed both programs on restrictive probation and ruled them ineligible for the 2026 postseason following a postgame fight between the teams. The news was first reported by the Daytona Beach News-Journal , part of the USA TODAY Network. The incident occurred Oct. 1 after Deltona's 21-12 victory over Matanzas. Players from both teams became involved in an altercation during the postgame handshake line. The FHSAA reviewed video of the incident before handing down its punishment. For Deltona, the Wolves entered the week 3-3 and were in position to make a postseason push. That opportunity is now gone. Matanzas, which fell to 1-5 with the loss, will also be unable to compete in the postseason although their chances were slim to begin with. The penalties are another example of the FHSAA taking a hard stance against fighting and sportsmanship violations, particularly when an altercation involves multiple players. And Matanzas and Deltona weren't the
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Apopka students dropped off at wrong location by bus driver, parents say
APOPKA, Fla. — Parents in the Winding Meadows subdivision in northwest Apopka are seeking answers from Orange County Public Schools after they said their children were dropped off at the wrong location by a school bus driver Monday afternoon. The students attend Kelly Park School and are normally dropped...
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FAMU announces November recruitment tour schedule
Florida A&M University is expanding its recruitment efforts across Florida and beyond as FAMU works to connect prospective students with its academic programs, campus community and opportunities available to Rattlers. Through college fairs, high school visits, recruitment events and student outreach initiatives, FAMU representatives are meeting prospective students in communities...
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PRINT: Robinson High School Ranks 106th in Florida, 1,588th Nationally
Robinson High School is marked an “A grade” school for the fifth year in a row. For RHS, strong academic performance is earning recognition beyond the Tampa Bay area, placing the school among some of Florida’s highest ranked public high schools. Robinson ranked 106th among Florida high schools and 1,588th nationally in the 2026-27 U.S. News & World Report Best High School rankings, highlighting its performance and academics, college readiness and advanced coursework.
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Winter Springs charter school gets key approval to add middle school
Seminole County Public Schools has approved a new charter middle school in Winter Springs. Choices in Learning currently operates an elementary school nestled in Central Winds Park. With the Oct. 2 approval, the school will eventually open a middle school on the campus and become a Voluntary Pre-K through 8th grade campus.
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WATCH: Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr. High, Rockledge High and Space Coast Jr./Sr. High Make Among Florida’s Top Robotics Teams
The Friday Night Locker Room’s Orville Susong and Steve Wilson are with four of the team members, Nathan, Sasha, Kaitlyn, and Madi, as they explain what the Pink Team is all about. [...] The post WATCH: Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr. High, Rockledge High and Space Coast Jr./Sr. High Make Among Florida’s Top Robotics Teams appeared first on Space Coast Daily .