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Great Lake Wales Soccer Club results in the 2019 Polk County All Star Tournament held at the Lake Myrtle Sports Complex in Auburndale. U15 girls won gold 2-1 verses Bartow coached by Woods. U12 boys won gold 4-1 verses LTFC coached by Mauricio. U10 boys won gold 3-2 verses LTFC coached by Minidakis. U12 girls got second 0-2 verse LTFC coached by Trantham. Coach Trantham says thanks to all the players, parents, coaches, referees and volunteers that made it all...
The Lake Wales High School varsity basketball team won the District 10 championship Saturday, Feb. 16 with a 46-44 win over Sarasota Booker that went down to the last four seconds. They now move on to the first Class 6A state championship playoff game against Tampa Robinson at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 21 in their home gym, 1 Highlander Way. Coached by Don Grant, the Highlanders went 20-7 for the season, 6-2 in the district. According to MAXPREPS, Tampa Robinson was 13-11 for the...
In only their second season and under the steady hand of Coach Stacey Butcher the Lake Wales High School Boys Varsity Lacrosse team crossed a milestone under the Legion Field lights and a full moon by beating a similarly matched but seasoned Lakeland Christian in their season opener Tuesday, Feb. 19. Final score: 9-8 in double sudden death overtime. For those fortunate fans who braved a roller coaster ride of emotions over 54 unyielding minutes of nonstop action the seesaw...
Final in person Spring 3v3 recreational soccer registration is from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Feb. 16 at the Lake Wales Soccer Complex, 151 Hunt Brothers Road. Checks or cash for the $40 registration fee will be accepted. Birth certificate needs to be brought to validate age. On-line registrations are available anytime via credit card. Late Registration will be 5:30-7 p.m. Feb. 19 and require a $10 late fee. Teams range from birthday at ages 4 to 19 both for both girls and...
If you like baseball you might want to make a trip to Highlander Hill on Saturday, Feb. 16. High school players will go 50 innings against each other to prepare for the opening of prep baseball season. The event, starting at 9 a.m. is to raise funds from the community to support the high school baseball program and to build community support. Players have been collecting pledges from friends and neighbors – either a flat amount or a specific amount per inning. Donations w...
