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Venice football makes first ever FHSAA Open Division as an eighth seed
Venice head coach John Peacock has talked to his players all season about Florida's first-ever Open Division, a bracket made up of the top eight teams in Florida, which was approved by the FHSAA in June. "That was our goal to start is to get into the Open Division," Peacock said. "I felt that if we split with Raines and Lakeland that we'd be in." Venice football made the FHSAA's first Open Division , which was announced on Friday, Nov. 6. The Indians are ranked eighth and will have a tough road as it shares a pool with No. 1 St. Thomas Aquinas, No. 4 Chaminade-Madonna and No. 5 seed Lakeland. Venice will start Pool A play at Chamiade-Madonna on Nov. 13 before hosting the top seed Saint Thomas Aquinas on Nov. 20 then traveling to Lakeland, a team the Indians beat on the road earlier this season . Peacock said he's excited to represent Southwest Florida as the elite program moving forward and hopes to provide a good showing against familiar foes. In its previous meeting, Venice beat Lakeland in double-overtime on the road in a 32-25 victory. The Indians lost to Lakeland in two 4S state championship games
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'Taste of Venice High' gives delicious experience
VENICE — Students in the AICE program at Venice High had the opportunity last month to hone their writing skills with real world practice thanks to a collaboration between the English department, the culinary classes, and local restaurants.{/span}
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Venice comes up short in bid to reach state finals in Class 6A Girls Volleyball
WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (WWSB) - It was a chance for a little history today in Winter Haven, as the Venice Lady Indians girls volleyball team punched their ticket to the FHSAA Class 6A state semifinals, and were hoping to earn a spot in the championship game on Saturday evening with a victory on Friday morning over Horizon High School.