PREP ROUNDUP: Scores and stats from 11/19/24

  • The Lake City Reporter provides coverage for Columbia, Fort White, Suwannee, Branford and Lafayette high schools.
    The Lake City Reporter provides coverage for Columbia, Fort White, Suwannee, Branford and Lafayette high schools.

    GIRLS BASKETBALL

    — Columbia 59, Nease 51: Jolena Gardner posted a double-double of 22 points and 12 rebounds to go with three blocks, and Dariyan Williams also notched a double-double with 11 points and 21 rebounds to go with seven blocks to lead the Tigers (1-0) past the Panthers (0-1) on the road in their season opener. Ayesha Broxey added 16 points and Mariah Cox also chipped in with nine points, four rebounds, four assists and three steals in the win.

    — Fort White 70, Lafayette 27: Columbia transfer Zuri Hollie scored 33 points, Isreal Hart added 15 points and Erickah Roberson, another CHS transfer, finished with nine points to lead the Indians (1-0) to a blowout win over the Hornets (0-1) at home in their season opener. Havyn Richardson led LHS with 10 points.

    BOYS SOCCER

    — Columbia 2, Middleburg 1: Peyton Palmer scored the game-winning goal on an assist from Nathan Matsubara to lift the Tigers (2-1-1) to a road victory on the Broncos (2-4) in District 2-5A action. Matsubara also scored a goal on an assist from Jonathan Pineda.

    — Keystone Heights 8, Fort White 0: Aaron Wiley netted a hat trick as KHHS (4-1-1) shut out the Indians (0-4) for a mercy-rule win at CYSA.

    — Branford 8, Dixie County 0

    — Williston 3, Lafayette 2

    GIRLS SOCCER

    — Branford 1, Dixie County 1: Delilah Poore scored a goal on an assist from Savannah Creech and goalkeeper Zoe Nahabetian made three saves to help the Buccaneers (2-1-1) tie the Bears (0-0-1) on the road.

    — Keystone Heights 4, Fort White 1: Halea Lam scored two goals to lead KHHS (4-2-1) to a win over the Indians (1-5) at CYSA. Anndersn Fuller scored the lone goal for FWHS on an assist from Gabriella Serrano, while goalkeeper Analee Mills made 17 saves in the loss.

    — West Nassau 6, Suwannee 3: Goalkeeper Layla Merola made a whopping 25 saves but the Warriors (4-0) still put six shots into the back of the net to beat the Bulldogs (2-5) at home. Alaira Handy scored a goal and assisted goals to Maddyson Royero and Hannah Gamble for SHS.

    — Williston 6, Lafayette 3

    BOYS BASKETBALL

    — Lincoln 74, Suwannee 58