Coral Springs Charter Football. {CSC Athletics}
By: Matt Rothman
With only one week remaining in the regular season, all four Coral Springs football teams took the field, with one team winning and another honoring their band and cheerleaders on Senior Night.
Coral Springs Charter vs. J.P. Taravella
Coral Springs Charter and J.P. Taravella faced off in a city matchup, with the Panthers picking up a 41-27 win on Senior Night. This was CSC’s fourth victory of the season in nine games while the Trojans fell to 1-8.
The Panthers not only honored Collin Teschky, Tyler Taraboulos, Nabeel Ratani, Dominic Dunn, Jeremyah Ilsaint, Michael Snow, Keon Taylor, Zachary Stewart, and Isaac Allison recognized but also their seniors from the band and cheer team.
Coral Springs Charter Cheer. {CSC Athletics}
Preston Griffin threw for 157 passing yards on the field with four touchdowns. Michael Snow added 152 rushing yards with two scores, including a receiving touchdown. Teschky added six catches, 109 yards, and two touchdowns, while Jordan Woods had one.
Next, CSC will play Nova High School in their final regular season matchup on Thursday, Nov. 3, at 7 p.m. Nova is 2-6 this year with wins over Cooper City and Hollywood Hills High School. The Trojans will face off against Coral Springs High School in the Mayor’s Cup.
Coral Springs High School
It was a special night at Coral Springs High School during the Colts varsity football game, with members of the cheer and band honored on Senior Night.
The cheer team has 14 seniors on their team: Heidi Brown, Rylie Feller, Briana Altidort, Vania Saint Fleur, Isabella Visca, Gianna Greco, Temiah Shuman, Victoria Ortiz, Tchelsie Septembre, Angelina Brown, Madissen Drakes, Anaiya Bailey, Amani Hill, and Trista Currier.
Coral Springs High School Cheer. {CSHS Athletics}
“Coaching this group of seniors has been so fun this sideline season,” said Head Coach Amanda Mortimer. “Majority of them have been with me for three to four years of their high school cheer careers. It’s been amazing to watch them grow.”
On the football field, the Colts fell to Monarch High School 40-0 as the Knights were crowned District Champions. The Colts now head into their game against J.P. Taravella with a record of 3-6 under first-year Head Coach Fred Flowers.
Coral Glades
From the start of the season, it has been a rebuilding year for Coral Glades. After making it to the postseason the last two years, the Jaguars have only two wins this year and fell to Western High School Friday night.
The Jaguars will close their regular season with a matchup against Marjory Stoneman Douglas on Senior Night. The Eagles are 6-3 this year and have won all ten previous head-too-head meetings. Kickoff is set for Friday, Nov. 4, at 7 p.m.
Coral Galdes Football. {BCAA}
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- Matt Rothman is a 2018 graduate from Florida Gulf Coast University receiving his bachelor’s degree in journalism and then graduated from the University of Florida as a graduate student. He also works for the Mohave Valley Daily News in Bullhead City, Arizona covering high school sports.
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