Here is our nightly roundup of girls’ flag football box scores and game results from across the Sunshine State for Monday, March 7, 2022.
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS NABS FIRST WIN IN PROGRAM HISTORY
Everyone knows about the history of St. Thomas Aquinas’ sports programs including the 13 championships in tackle football, but history was made for the Raiders on the opening day of the 2022 season with a victory to start the era of flag football at the Fort Lauderdale-based school.
The Raiders, being led by Derek Duque who found previous success at Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace, led his team to victory No. 1 with a 13-0 shutout on the road over Miami Braddock in an afternoon tilt.
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Kamryn Corporan led the way for the Raiders with an interception return for a touchdown in the 2nd quarter while scoring on a 20-yard touchdown reception in the 3rd quarter to help bring home the victory against the Bulldogs.
The sideline yelled get loose ? Kam, @kamryncorporan, and she did just that. Touchdown ?. 12-0 @STA_Raiders pic.twitter.com/e9hy9L3ilE
— AquinasAthletics (@AquinasRaiders) March 7, 2022
St. Thomas Aquinas (1-0) will host Miami Norland (1-0) on Wednesday evening at 6 p.m. at Brian Piccolo Stadium in Fort Lauderdale while Braddock will travel to Miami Southridge on Tuesday afternoon for a tilt with the Spartans.
BOX SCORE
St. Thomas Aquinas 0 6 7 0 13
Braddock 0 0 0 0 0
SCORING SUMMARY
2nd QuarterKamryn Corporan – Interception return for TD (PAT failed)
3rd QuarterCorporan – 20 reception (Nyla McFadden PAT reception from Samantha Bishop)
LAKE WEIR BLASTS NORTH MARION ON THE ROAD
The Lake Weir Hurricanes opened the season with a convincing 31-0 victory over the Colts from North Marion with Erilynn Beltre scoring on three touchdown runs to lead the team in the game at Stan Toole Stadium in Sparr.
Head coach Fred Anderson reported that the team was very focused to open the season and racked up six interceptions during the game while Beltre took control of the offense by moving the ball down the field with her runs to keep drives alive.
Lake Weir (1-0) will travel to Inverness to take on Citrus Tuesday night with the tilt slated for 6 p.m.
Tonight, Lake Weir Flag football team opened the season with a 31 to 0, shutout over North Marion. The defense was lights out, with 6 interceptions. Tomorrow we travel to Citrus. 1 and 0, looking to keep the streak going.
— Fred Anderson (@CoachAndersonLW) March 8, 2022
BOX SCORE
Lake Weir 0 12 12 7 31
North Marion 0 0 0 0 0
SCORING SUMMARY
2nd Quarter
Erilynn Beltre – 7 run (PAT failed)
Beltre – 6 run (PAT failed)
3rd Quarter
Kiana Hamilton – 37 run (PAT failed)
Beltre – 2 run (Jonina Johnson PAT)
4th Quarter
Beltre – 3 pass to Yasenia Montalvo (PAT failed)
SPANISH RIVER BLOWS PAST OLYMPIC HEIGHTS
The Spanish River Sharks are already looking like they are at midseason form despite it being the season opener, defeating crosstown foe Olympic Heights with a convincing 52-0 victory over the Lions.
The statement was made early in the game with a 33-point first-quarter followed up by 13 more points in the third quarter
Quarterback Gianna Pacitti led the Sharks with 5 touchdown passes and only had one interception the entire game while Kaitlyn Ruiz had 3 sacks on the night as well as one rushing touchdown. Juliana Enciso and Mya Quin led the team in interceptions with each having 3 interceptions on the night while Maya Salas had an interception return for a touchdown.
Spanish River (1-0) will host Davie Western on Tuesday night in what will be one of the top matchups of the week in South Florida.
BOX SCORE
Olympic Heights 0 0 0 0 0
Spanish River 33 13 6 0 52
CENTENNIAL UPENDS ST. CLOUD IN REMATCH FROM 2021 PLAYOFFS
To open the season, Centennial picked up where they left off at and that was leaving it all on the field against St. Cloud where they lost by one point in the regional semifinals in 2021.
However, in that return trip to St. Cloud, things turned out to be almost the same exact way with the final possession and extra point determining the winner, this time going in the favor of the Eagles to start off the 2022 season on the right note with a 26-25 victory.
The biggest stat of the night for Centennial was the connection from Olivia Kaes to Tamay Heath who hooked up on touchdown passes of 66, 14, and 38 yards while Heath added a 62-yard interception return to her stat sheet for the night.
Centennial (1-0) will travel to Treasure Coast on Thursday afternoon for their second game of the season.
We knew it wouldn’t be an easy ‘go round’ after a round trip to Tampa Saturday, but the Lady Eagles hold on to win 26-25 after watching our lead diminish late. Those St Cloud Bulldogs have some bite! #WAYA #HailCentennial #Cen10Flag@FlaHSFootball @MaxPreps @Bryan_Cooney pic.twitter.com/D3bqNZYtZa
— CEN10 FLAG FB? (@Cen10flag) March 8, 2022
BOX SCORE
Centennial 12 14 0 0 26
St. Cloud 7 0 6 12 25
SCORING SUMMARY
1st Quarter
Tamya Heath – 62 Interception return (Sophia Herrer PAT)
Olivia Kaes – 66 pass to Heath (PAT failed)
St. Cloud TD (PAT good)
2nd Quarter
Kaes – 14 pass to Heath (PAT failed)
Kaes – 38 pass to Heath (Viktoreya Aponte PAT)
3rd Quarter
St. Cloud TD (PAT failed)
4th Quarter
St. Cloud TD (PAT failed)
St. Cloud TD (PAT failed)
WELLINGTON TURNS BACK PAHOKEE
The Wellington Wolverines (1-0) turned Pahokee back down State Road 80 with a 44-0 shutout victory led by Keelin Coleman’s four total touchdowns (2 rushing, 2 passing) to get the 2022 season started.
The Wolverines started things off with a 40-yard Isabella Esteves punt return for a touchdown to take an early 6-0 lead before Noelle Pride named a 30-yard interception return for a touchdown early in the second quarter to put the score at 12-0.
Wellington will take a long break off with spring break scheduled for next week before returning to the field after March 20.
Opened the season with a 44-0 win over Pahokee, not we wait 2 weeks until the next one.Top Performers-Keelin Coleman with 2 rushing and 2 throwing TDsNoelle Pride with 2 INTs, including a Pick sixSydney Lopez with 6 sacks
— WHS Flag Football (@WHS_FlagFB) March 8, 2022
BOX SCORE
Pahokee 0 0 0 0
Wellington 6 18 14 6
SCORING SUMMARY
1st Quarter
Isabella Esteves – 40 punt return (PAT failed)
2nd Quarter
Noelle Pride – 30 Interception return (PAT failed)
Keelin Coleman – 7 run (PAT failed)
Coleman – 3 pass to Kaylee King (PAT failed)
3rd Quarter
Coleman – 2 run (PAT good)
Coleman – 24 pass to Courtney Kemper (PAT good)
4th Quarter
Hailey Guzik – 2 run (PAT failed)
OTHER FLAG FOOTBALL SCORES
Gibbs 18, Boca Ciega 12
Nova 13, Deerfield Beach 12
Lakewood Ranch 17, Bayshore 0
Classical Prep 8, Bell Creek Academy 0
Stanton 39, Raines 0
Big win against Raines for SCP Flag Football! Huge plays from Charlee Evoniuk, Gabby Fajardo, Janice Jackson, Jordan Lyle, and more! Back in action Wednesday as they take on Fletcher at the beach! #keepitup ?? #scpathletics
— Stanton Athletics (@SCPBlueDevils) March 8, 2022
Alonso 40, Tampa Catholic 0
Glades Central 6, Oxbridge Academy 2
Oxbridge flag football tough loss tonight 2-6. We will Bounce back next game! Chapter 2! @EraPrep @FlaHSFootball @emilee_smarr
— Remington Young (@RemingtonYoung) March 8, 2022
Evans 20, Boone 18
Dwyer 13, John I. Leonard 0
Seminole Ridge 44, Lake Worth 0
Somerset Canyons 9, Boca Raton 7
Congratulations to our Girls Varsity Flag Football team getting a huge W on opening night 9-7 over Boca High . @CougarsFlag @FlaHSFootball @ESPNTop63 @emilee_smarr @pbpsports @EraPrep @pbphighschools
— Alex Gonzalez, MS (@Coach_Gonzo1357) March 8, 2022
Cooper City 40, Pompano Beach 0
Florida High 27, Madison County 7
Carrollwood Day 22, Universal Academy 0
Miami Norland 31, Downtown Doral 0
Miami Palmetto 7, Monsignor Pace 0
Miami Edison 31, North Miami Beach 0
Niceville 30, Tate 8
Great game Niceville Flag. Niceville wins Game 1 of 2022! JV won 13-6 (1-0)Varsity won 30-8 (1-0) pic.twitter.com/yrHdJ6hcmh
— Niceville Flag (@NicevilleFlag) March 8, 2022
Deltona 26, Atlantic (Port Orange) 0
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Chaminade-Madonna at Mourning
Mater Lakes at Somerset Silver Palms
Hollywood Hills at Everglades
Fort Pierce Westwood at Treasure Coast
Manatee at Southeast
Hebrew Academy at Hillel
Riverside at Fletcher
Ribault at Wolfson
Central (Brooksville) at Weeki Wachee
Forest Hill at Atlantic (Delray Beach)
Flagler Palm Coast at Menendez
East River at Colonial
