Coral Springs Charter Softball. {Courtesy}
Coral Springs Charter had a successful spring sports season, featuring dozens of players receiving All-Conference awards.
The softball team had four players named to the First Team: Gio Gurgel, Addi Michel, Heather Robertson, and Courtney Wahlbrink.
Gurgel is a Belmont University commit and hit .494 with seven home runs and 20 total extra-base hits, notching an OPS of 1.470 to help the Panthers win 23 games, along with the Big-8 and District Championship and make the Regional Final.
Michael led the Panthers with a .526 batting average. She had a 1.256 OPS and walked 24 times with only six strikeouts while stealing 15 bases. She added 15 stolen bases and will be playing next year at the University of Boston. Robertson is a Florida Gulf Coast signee and hit .377, a career-high seven home runs, and 34 RBIs. She also had a 1.322 OPS and eight steals.
Wahlbrink had success pitching and hitting, going 13-1 with a 1.02 ERA. She had 117 strikeouts in 75.1 innings. Offensively, Wahlbrink hit .389 with six extra-base hits and 19 RBIs.
Sophia Bertorelli was picked for the Second Team and pitched alongside Wahlbrink. She went 11-2 with an ERA of 1.23 and will be playing at Boston College next year.
The other All-Team First Conference selection came from the track and field team, with Adrianna Harris being selected in the shot put/discus and Kendall Parrott in the 3200 meters. Harris broke the school record in the shot put with a throw of 11.73 m and placed 13th in the discus. She also placed 12th in the discus and is set to attend Florida International University.
Parrott, who is not yet in high school, ran her fastest time in the 3,200 at the BCAA Championships, where she came in first with a time of 11:25.88. She went on to place 14th at the State Level, running 5:23.33 in the 1,600 meters, and holds five school records.
Shaun Blum, Justin LaRoche, Daylen Martineau, and Chase Powell were all Honorable Mentions from the boys team, and Gianna Barnes, Anayah Bell, Sarah Manigat, Jordin Sawer, Allison Thomas, Anabella Thornberry, and Lily Ward were selected for the girls.
The baseball team went 10-13, defeating Glades Central High School in their first playoff game. Additionally, Mason Alexander, Jackson Taylor, and Reid Dadic were named Honorable Mentions. Alexander and Taylor each hit two home runs and combined for 25 RBIs. Davic went 3-0 and pitched to an ERA of 3.37.
The flag football team also had three Honorable Mentions, with Riley Guerrera, Ali Rodriguez, and Eva Rodriguez. The Panthers went 6-5 this year, with Guerrero and Eva Rodriguez scoring 11 of the team’s 17 receiving touchdowns and also adding 337 rushing yards with five more scores.
Gautam Arun was an Honorable Mention from the girls’ tennis team after winning eight singles matches and five doubles with Santiago Garcia.
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