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Pherian Baker, Zach Riley provide spark for Moore Haven baseball

by Kevin Johnson -

Moore Haven senior Pherian Baker scores a run in the Terriers’ 12-5 victory against Berean Christian School on March 11, 2022, in West Palm Beach. (Photo Kevin Johnson) WEST PALM BEACH — Things might be quieter next season for the Moore Haven High School baseball team. The Terriers won’t have friendly Pherian

Opening day for Triple Crown Fishing Series

by The Seminole Tribune -

Participants gather near Moses Jumper Jr.’s dock in Big Cypress for the Bass Buster’s Fishing Tournament on March 19, 2022. (Photo courtesy Seminole Recreation) The anglers have returned. The Seminole Sportsmen’s Triple Crown Fishing Series kicked off March 19 with the Bass Buster’s Tournament in Big Cypress. It marked the series’ first

Osceola, Yearling split season series

by The Seminole Tribune -

Osceola Middle School softball's Truly Osceola. (Photo Letty Madrigal) It wasn’t just Osceola Middle School and Yearling Middle School who faced each other when their softball teams met twice in the regular season. There was a lot of Pemayetv Emahakv Charter School present, too. PECS athletic teams haven’t resumed playing since the

Ava Nunez shines in Immokalee loss

by The Seminole Tribune -

Ava Nunez battled one of the nation’s top rated high school pitching prospects in a pitchers’ duel between Immokalee and Naples that lasted nine innings on March 1. Naples won, 2-1. Nunez pitched all nine innings and scattered seven hits with seven strikeouts and three walks. She held Naples scoreless until the

Warner baseball goes on 20-game winning streak

by The Seminole Tribune -

There might not have been any hotter team in all of baseball during March than the Warner University baseball team, which includes the Brighton Reservation’s Trevor Thomas. From Feb. 22 to March 18, Warner reeled off 20 consecutive wins and moved up to 18th in NAIA rankings. The team from Lake

Milan Schimmel part of FGCU’s most successful season

by The Seminole Tribune -

Milan Schimmel (Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation) picked a good year to become a Florida Gulf Coast University Eagle. The 5-foot-8 guard from Oregon played in 24 games for the women’s basketball team, which generated their most successful season in history. FGCU went 30-3, notched regular season wins against LSU

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