Confident Winter Springs baseball excited for FHSAA state tournament trip • Foundation Academy knocked out of FHSAA softball state tournament; Montverde, Deltona, Lake Brantley up next
 Sentinel Sports Final Tuesday, May 23, 2023 | | |
| | | | UCF softball looks ahead to Big 12 | Winter Springs baseball excited for FHSAA state semifinal | Nuggets sweep Lakers | | | | UCF softball coach Cindy Ball-Malone has high expectations for the Knights in their inaugural season in the Big 12 Conference. Knights stalwart Jada Cody is up for the challenge. "We're going to leave all that we have out on the field and take this program to a different level," she said. | | | | | Winter Springs plays Tampa Sickles in an FHSAA Class 6A baseball state semifinal on Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Fort Myers. | | | | | Deltona, Lake Brantley and Montverde Academy play in softball state semifinal games this week at Legends Way Ballfields in Clermont. | | | | | Orlando is seeking $256 million in county resort tax revenue for upgrades to Amway Center, which would host the NBA All-Star Weekend. | | | | | In front of championship banners that Denver was only allowed to dream about, the Nuggets seized the Western Conference crown over LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers, 113-111. | | | | | Kevin Love's leg injury apparently will not keep him from a return for the Miami Heat on Tuesday night against the Boston Celtics. | | | | | This series is becoming the latest, maybe greatest, example of the how and the who of the misunderstood and mis-measured idea of — yes, wait for it — Heat Culture. It's like seeing Big Foot. Only it is really there. | | | | | Coach Billy Napier is not pushing to move the Florida-Georgia game from Jacksonville, contrary to opposing coach Kirby Smart's wishes. | | | | | The Dolphins weren't afraid to talk about making a run to the Super Bowl last season, and that mentality remains even though you might not actually hear the words "Super Bowl" uttered. | | | | | Rays slugger Randy Arozarena homered and scored another time as MLB-best Tampa Bay topped Toronto on Monday in front of a season-low crowd of 8,857 at Tropicana Field. | | | |
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