Updates for Coral Springs Middle School: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, and Soccer

Coral Springs, Florida – With a number of middle students shining this autumn, Coral Springs has a bright future.

The girls’ soccer team from Coral Springs Middle School advanced to the tournament semifinals. Mario Marcano, Daniel Ramirez, and Carter Polk were the three players who made it to the individual championship. Together with Madison Elred, Valentina Verello, and Dalia Madame, the girls qualified as a team.

They participated in the BCAA MSAA Championship in cross-country at Markham Park. The squad was commanded by Joseph Scalia. He finished 37th, followed by Thomas Scheidt, Brayden Basso, and Jaiden Ross.

Teressa Alba placed 16th overall, Addison Sahlin finished 13th, and Antonella Villanueva Dominguez excelled for the girls’ team, finishing second overall. Other racers were Arianna Sandoval, Brynnie Goodman, Isabel Hilmers, Jodie Choquette, Samantha Degance, Lauren Siebert, and Zenda Ford.

Under the leadership of Ayden Edmond, the Forest Glen Middle School team placed eleventh overall. Rudy Potter finished next, then Adhari Lamey, Mason Hernandez, Deven Gonzalez, and Dashio Marks.Daniel Gonzalez and Chris Cassisy. The girls, Isabella Boullosa, Sylvia Majdoch, Allison Macaulay, Alyssa Sears, Zaydii Douglas, and Alayna Figaro, placed fifteenth.

Christian Roberts, Samuel Hall, and Tyler Wright. The Ramblewood Middle School boys finished 13th overall thanks to Jason Greenspan and Arvin Shrestha of the team. Janiya Butler and Nkemakalam Chijoke were runners for the girls’ squad.

With both its boys’ and girls’ teams in first place, Ramblewood Middle School has been the dominant force in the basketball season. Both teams defeated Coral Spring Middle School and Imagine Charter, winning 6-0. Rickars, Renaissance Charter, Pompano Beach, and Westglades. The girls have won every game by an average of 24.3 points, while the boys team averages 35.3 points each game.