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Branford's 2025 football schedule.

Branford's 2025 football schedule.

PREP FOOTBALL: Branford changes up 2025 schedule

JAMIE WACHTER
Friday, June 6, 2025
BRANFORD — Setting sail in search of its fourth straight winning season, Branford will have work to do to find that prize. BHS coach Tim Clark said the Buccaneers’ 2025 slate is possibly the toughest they’ve faced in his nine years at the helm.
Fort White guard Tylan James goes for a reverse layup in Fort White’s summer league opener Thursday against Williston. (MORGAN MCMULLEN/Lake City Reporter)

Fort White guard Tylan James goes for a reverse layup in Fort White’s summer league opener Thursday against Williston. (MORGAN MCMULLEN/Lake City Reporter)

BOYS BASKETBALL: ‘Skeleton crew’ limits Fort White in summer league opener

MORGAN MCMULLEN
Thursday, June 5, 2025
FORT WHITE — With so many players missing for its first summer league game, Fort White relied on a troupe of role players from last season.  A skeleton crew of an Indians squad figured out its own identity as it went along in Thursday’s 51-34 loss against Williston.
Suwannee quarterback Jessica Tran is the LCR’s Flag Football Player of the Year. (PAUL BUCHANAN/Lake City Reporter)

Suwannee quarterback Jessica Tran is the LCR’s Flag Football Player of the Year. (PAUL BUCHANAN/Lake City Reporter)

SPRING ALL-AREA: Suwannee QB Jessica Tran named LCR's Flag Football Player of the Year

CONCEPCION LEDEZMA
Wednesday, June 4, 2025
LIVE OAK — In a way, Suwannee’s development in flag football paralleled that of recent graduate Jessica Tran, the team’s quarterback and linebacker. The sport was in its third season at SHS when Tran entered as a freshman, and the Bulldogs were coming off a 4-10 season.
Columbia guard Kadrian Wilson drives to the basket on a fast break against Santa Fe on Tuesday. (JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter)

Columbia guard Kadrian Wilson drives to the basket on a fast break against Santa Fe on Tuesday. (JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter)

BOYS BASKETBALL: Columbia holds off Santa Fe after fast start to open summer league

JORDAN KROEGER
Tuesday, June 3, 2025
ALACHUA — The inconsistency from last season was on full display for Columbia in Tuesday’s summer league opener against Santa Fe. A 19-point lead dwindled to as little as four late before the Tigers managed to hold off the Raiders for a 46-42 win at SFHS.