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Five students from Land O’ LakesChristian School claimed national awards atthe 39th annual American Association ofChristian Schools National Competition heldat Bob Jones University in Greenville, SouthCarolina.
The contest, held from April 12 to April14, drew approximately 1,800 competitorsfrom 29 states. Participants earned the rightto compete by capturing the top awards intheir state contests.
The students represented nearly 200Christian high schools. They competed in 76categories in the areas of Bible, music,speech, art and academics.
Three students from Land O’ LakesChristian School won first place awards inthe competition and two others finishedamong the top five.
Tommy Campbell took first place in
Topical Preaching and first place in OriginalPersuasive Oratory.
Ruth Zhang took first place inCalligraphy, third place in Algebra/Geometryand third place in Advanced Math.
Emily Mengel took first place inPrintmaking.
Paul Wei took second place inExtemporaneous Speaking and Logan Judaytook third place in Accounting.
The Bible competition included Biblequiz teams, preaching and teaching. The aca-demic competition included academictesting and a science fair. The music studentschallenged each other in solo and groupcompetitions, in both vocal and instrumentalmusic.
Speech contestants competed in suchcategories as debate, dramatic interpretation,original oratory, acting and other categories.
Art students displayed their works for
See NATIONALS, page 11A
Local students shine at nationals
By Kevin [email protected]
Christina Glenn is back to training andriding thoroughbreds on a daily basis.
The 18-year-old was sidelined for a fewyears because of surgery required by a con-genital heart condition.
She was born with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, meaning she had an extraelectrical pathway between her heart’supper chambers (atria) and lower chambers(ventricles), resulting in episodes of rapidheartbeats (tachycardia).
The rare condition affects about four outof every 100,000 people.
Now a freshman at Pasco-Hernando StateCollege, Glenn began riding horses at aboutage 7, but had to stop to have a heart proce-dure.
“When I was little, I always liked horse
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After competing together for years, alocal Odyssey of the Mind team has finallyaccomplished its goal of qualifying to com-pete at the World Finals in Ames, Iowa.
Now, the team is busy raising the $5,000they need need to make the trip.
They’re doing car washes, a garage saleand restaurant fundraisers, and are hopingfor the community’s support to help maketheir dream come true.
The four-member team is made up ofstudents attending three different highschools.
Two of them — Kaden Robinson andDonovan Snider — attend Wesley ChapelHigh School. Another — Kayla Gutierrez —
attends Wiregrass Ranch High School. And,Alec Guillen attends Eastlake High School.
The coaches for the team are Kayla’smom, Tammy and Kaden’s brother, Devin.
The students from Wiregrass Ranch andWesley Chapel have been competing to-gether since they have been in middleschool.
Other team members have come andgone, even as late as this year.
Odyssey of the Mind is an internationalprogram that encourages youths to work to-gether as teams to use their creative andanalytical skills to solve problems.
Last year, the team was on the brink ofqualifying for the World Finals. They placedthird at state, but only the top two teams ad-vance to the world stage.
The year before, they came in fifth.
The core group has been together forfive years, and that’s an advantage, Gutierrezsaid.
B.C. MANION/STAFF PHOTOCoach Tammy Guitierrez, left, will be accompanying a local Odyssey of the Mind team who is making the trek to the World Finals in Ames,Iowa, at the end of May. From left are three members of the team, Kayla Guitierrez, Kaden Robinson and Donovan Snider. Alec Guillen, theother member of the team and Devin Robinson, the other coach, are not pictured.
Trekking to Iowa tocompete at World Finals
She’s back in the saddle again
See FINALS, page 11A
Fundraisers forOdyssey of the Mind TeamCARWASH: 5811 Ehren Cutoff, Land OLakes, May 14 and May 21, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
MOE’S FUNDRAISER: 28211 Paseo DriveSuite 100, Wesley Chapel. May 7 and May14, 3 p.m. to closing
TEXAS ROADHOUSE FUNDRAISER: 26409Silver Maple Parkway, Wesley Chapel, May16, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
BUFFALO WILD WINGS FUNDRAISER:26725 State Road 56, Wesley Chapel, May9 and May 18, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
GARAGE SALE: 30546 Eastcourt Drive,Wesley Chapel, May 7 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
See SADDLE, page 11A
PHOTOS COURTESY OF CHRISTINA GLENNChristina Glenn and her former horse, Longo, leap through a jumping obstacle. Longo hasjumped as high as 5 feet and has won several equestrian circuits.
B.C. MANION/STAFF PHOTOEmily Mengel impressed the judges with herprintmaking skills, capturing top honors atthe 39th annual American Association ofChristian Schools National Competition.
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The pastors of Our Lady of the RosaryCatholic Church in Land O’ Lakes and SaintPeter the Apostle Church in Trinity have re-ceived honors bestowed by Pope Francis.
The Rev. Ron Aubin and the Rev. DennisHughes now have an additional title, besidespastor and father — they now also bear thetitle of monsignor, a designation that is be-stowed on those who have been named aChaplain of His Holiness.
The Most Rev. Robert Lynch, Bishop ofthe Diocese of St. Petersburg, nominated themen for the honor, which was officially con-ferred during a special ceremony on April17 at the diocese’s Bethany Center in Lutz.
The evening also included the award ofthe Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice medal to 14 re-cipients. One person also received theBenemerenti Medal.
To be nominated to be designated as amonsignor, one must be at least 65 yearsold, Aubin said.
It’s typically a recognition for effortsmade over a lifetime of ministry, said Aubin,who said he grew up in Catholic family, at-tending Catholic schools and felt calledearly on to be a priest.
He was surprised when he got the callfrom the bishop, informing him he wasbeing nominated for the honor.
“It’s nice to be recognized,” Aubin said,adding that he thinks the older parishionersat Our Lady of the Rosary were more excit-ed than he was by the honor.
While he is grateful to Bishop Lynch andPope Francis for the designation, he said, “Asfar as I’m concerned, there’s no better title
than Father.”Aubin also noted: “when the kids started
calling me Papa Ron, that was the best hon-orific.”
“I’m just a pastor. That’s all I am. It’s all Iwanted to be,” Aubin said.
The Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice Medal, con-sidered the highest honor which the churchawards to its lay and religious members, isgranted by the Pope following the nomina-tion of a bishop, who provides a casestatement regarding the nominee’s worthi-ness for the designation.
Including those designated during theceremony, only 62 men and women in thediocese of St. Petersburg have received thisdistinction in the past 20 years.
Local recipients of Pro Ecclesia etPontifice Medal were: Gerald Phillip Giglia,of St. Timothy Church in Lutz and, ArthurFrancis Kirk, former president of Saint LeoUniversity, of St. Leo Abbey/St. Rita CatholicChurch, Dade City.
Papal honors bestowedduring special ceremony
COURTESY OF OUR LADY OF THE ROSARYThe Rev. Ron Aubin, left, of Our Lady of theRosary, has received the title of monsignor. Heis shown here with the Most Rev. Robert Lynch,Bishop of the Diocese of St. Petersburg.
FILE PHOTOThe Rev. Dennis Hughes, pastor of SaintPeter the Apostle Church in Trinity, also hasreceived the title of monsignor.
FILE PHOTOArthur Kirk, the retired president of SaintLeo University, was awarded a Pro Eccleisaet Pontifice Medal for distinguished serviceto the church during an April 17 ceremony.
Mother’s Day is coming up. Thatprobably means flowers and acard for your mom, your spouse
or someone you know who is a mom.And that sounds like a nice way to recog-
nize them: Flowers and a card. Not verycreative, of course. Maybe a little boringwhen you think about it. But nice, I guess.
The question is, do you want to be bor-ing, or do you want mom to know she’sspecial? Does she really want another yearof flowers to throw away and a card to putin a shoebox? Or does she want to spendsome quality time with you and the family?
Maybe this is the year to surprise momwith something she doesn’t expect, like anevening listening to live, classical musicfrom an acclaimed orchestra. How oftendoes she get to do that?
On Mother’s Day, May 8, the whole fami-ly can do something together when theFlorida Orchestra performs a free concert atCurtis Hixon Park, 600 N. Ashley Drive, inTampa. It’s a nearly two-hour show withmusic you’ve definitely heard before, includ-ing some classic favorites. As in, legitimateclassics.
Oh, and did I mention it’s free? I did? Ok,just checking.
The Florida Orchestra has put together aMother’s Day performance for the past fewyears, and the concert is very popular.Thousands of people bring lawn chairs,food, drinks, blankets and even leashed pets(the park is dog-friendly) to hear them per-form.
And it’s not just a few parts of the or-chestra. It’s the whole thing. Around 60musicians will perform compositions like
Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture andOffenbach’s Can-Can.
Never heard those, you say? Yes, youhave. You might not know them by name,but when you hear it you’ll recognize it.There’s also going to be music from “StarWars: The Force Awakens” and a tribute toThe Beatles. I’m sure you’ve heard of them.Throw in the Olympic fanfare and finish itall off with some fireworks, and you have anevening of fun, unique entertainment.
And how will mom feel about taking herto a free event? I think she’ll be proud toknow that you listened to her about savingmoney and being responsible with your fi-nances. And she’ll be honored that you’respending time with her to do somethingunique and fun. No offense to flower shopsand candy makers, but this is a memory thatwill last a lot longer.
The performance starts at 7:30 p.m., butyou’ll want to get there early to get a goodspot. Feel free to invite other mothers, too.Maybe you know a mom whose childrendon’t live locally, or aren’t with them any-more. They deserve to be recognized, too. Sowhether it’s a friend, neighbor or familymember, invite them to come with you andenjoy some entertaining live music from aspecial group of performers.
This isn’t some garage band playing at aneighborhood party.
The Florida Orchestra has been aroundfor decades, performed with WhitneyHouston when she sang “The Star-Spangled
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Enjoying a free concert with mom
The Florida Orchestra’s full slate of musi-cians will be on hand to entertain the crowd.
PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE FLORIDA ORCHESTRAThousands come to enjoy the orchestra’sfree show each year.
Banner” at the Super Bowl and presentsnearly 100 concerts each year.
Except most of those concerts aren’tfree.
This one is.
So Happy Mother’s Day, and enjoy themusic.
By the way, if you can’t make it onSunday, the full orchestra is performing afree one-hour set on May 7 — the night be-fore the Mother’s Day concert — atWestfield Countryside Mall, 27001 USHighway 19 North in Clearwater.
It’s a bit of a drive, but if you want to seethem for free and already have Mother’s Dayplans, it’s a good way to catch the orchestra.That performance begins at 6:30 p.m.
For more information, visitFloridaOrchestra.org.
The Florida Orchestra’s free show onMother’s Day will include classics, contem-porary pieces and a fireworks finale.
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MAHJONG LESSONSThe Tampa Jewish Community Centerand Federation, 13009 CommunityCampus Drive in Tampa, will havemahjong lessons on Tuesdays throughMay 24 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Thecost is $20 per session for members, and$25 per session for non-members. Forinformation or to RSVP, contact MarissaRosenthal at (813) 769-4724 [email protected].
VOTING FOR DELEGATESThe Pasco County Democratic Party hasannounced that voting for the election offive district delegates who will representFlorida’s Congressional District 12 at theDemocratic National Convention will takeplace on May 5 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., andon May 7 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Twolocations will be open on both dates: USEPHeadquarters, 21322 Lake Patience Road inLand O’ Lakes, and the Fairfield Inn andSuites, 3060 U.S. 19 in Holiday. Allregistered Democrats residing within the2014’s Congressional District 12boundaries are eligible to vote.
DADE CITY PRAYER EVENTThe National Day of Prayer will berecognized at the Historic Dade CityCourthouse, 37918 Meridian Ave., in DadeCity, May 5 from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.
SOCIAL SENIORSThe Land O’ Lakes Library, 2818 CollierParkway, will host “Social Seniors” on May 5from 10 a.m. to noon, with guest speakerattorney Maurice Fellers. Fellers will give atalk on free legal services available toseniors, age 55 and older. For information,call (813) 929-1214.
PRESERVATION SOCIETYThe Historic Hernando PreservationSociety will meet on May 5 at 6:30 p.m., atBrooksville City Hall, 201 Howell Ave., inBrooksville. The guest speaker will be Dr.Steve Noll from the University of Florida on“Florida Since 1945.” For information, visitHistoricHernandoPreservationSociety.com,or email [email protected].
AUTHOR SIGNINGSMadonna Jervis Wise, author of “Images ofAmerica Wesley Chapel,” will be at theselocations for book signings.• May 5 from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., The
Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber ofCommerce, 6013 Wesley Grove Blvd.,Suite 105. Coffee will be served. • May 7 at the dedication ceremony forconfederate soldier John Gaines Lanier atthe Dade City Cemetery, followed by acarry-in dinner and book signing at MableJordan Barn at the Florida PioneerMuseum. Guests should bring a covereddish and a folding chair. There will beConfederacy/Seminole War III re-enactorsand Scottish bagpipes. For information,email Wise at [email protected].
PHOTOSHOP SEMINARThe Wilderness Lake Preserve Birdingand Photography Club will host aseminar on Adobe Photoshop elementson May 5 from 6:45 p.m. to 8:45 p.m., atthe Wilderness Lake Preserve Lodgetheater, 21320 Wilderness Lake Blvd., inLand O’ Lakes. The cost is $3 forresidents, and $3.30 for nonresidents.Register by email [email protected], with full name,email address and phone number, or bycalling (813) 345-8778.
PRAYER LUNCHEONChristian Social Services will host aNational Day of Prayer luncheon on May5 at noon, at Holy Trinity LutheranChurch, 20735 Leonard Road in Lutz.Donations will be collected for lunch.
COMMUNITY BIBLE STUDYHarvester United Methodist Church, 2432Collier Parkway in Land O’ Lakes, will hosta community Bible study on Thursdaymornings, for all women and children.There will be a Visitor’s Day on May 5 at9:30 a.m., for those interested in learningabout registration and the upcoming fallstudy “Return to Jerusalem.” The fall studystarts Sept. 8. For information, emailJeanine Coris at [email protected].
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES MEETINGThe North Tampa Chapter of the NationalActive Retired Federal EmployeesAssocation will meet May 6 at 11 a.m., atits new location, Golden Corral, 1180156th St., in Temple Terrace. All current andretired federal employees and spouses canattend. For information, call David Galganiat (813) 949-5738.
MOVIE IN THE PARKThe Land O’ Lakes Community Center andHeritage Park Foundation are hosting aMovie in the Park night on May 6 at 7:30p.m. This month’s movie will be ‘TreasureBuddies,’ featuring adventurous talkingpuppies in the ruins of ancient Egypt.Bring a lawn chair or blanket to thecommunity center, at 5401 Land O’ LakesBlvd. in Land O’ Lakes.
REMEMBERING JAMES LANIER,A HISTORIC FIGURE
Re-enactors of the Third Seminole War andSons of the Confederacy will be at theDade City Cemetery on May 7 at 11 a.m.to remember the life of James GainesLanier, who played a key role in Floridahistory during the mid-1800s. Dinner willfollow on the grounds of the PioneerFlorida Museum & Village. For moreinformation, contact Susan Sumner at(352) 567-0014.
LIBRARY HOSTS LIBCONThe Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library, 2902W. Bearss Ave., in Tampa, will host theTampa Bay LibCon on May 7 from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m. The event will feature a cosplayworkshop with Kira Chi, a cosplay contest,the Tampa Bay tardis, gaming tournaments,a live sword show, anime trivia, and comics,manga and anime vendors. The specialguest will be Mike Perkins, artist for CaptainAmerica, Thor and X-Men. For information,call (813) 273-3652.
BUILD A LIGHTSABER HILTThe Land O’ Lakes Library, 2818 CollierParkway, will have a class on building alightsaber hilt (Part 1) on May 7 from 10a.m. to noon. Completion of all forms andliability waivers is required. Part 2 will behow to decorate the hilts. Forinformation, call (813) 929-1214.
KENTUCKY DERBY PARTYThe Cheval Women’s Club and the ChevalGolf and Athletic Club will host aKentucky Derby Party on May 7 from5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the club, 4312Cheval Blvd., in Lutz. There will be abuffet dinner, a hat contest, an attirecontest for men and women, and drinkspecials. All proceeds from drawings andsilent auctions will benefit the women’sclub’s charities. The cost is $22 per adult.For information or to register, contactBillie Byers at (813) 948-3939 [email protected].
LIBRARY BOOK CLUBThe New River Library, 34043 State Road54 in Zephyrhills, will host the FirstSaturday Book Club on May 7 at 11 a.m.This month’s discussion will be about “AllQuiet on the Western Front” by ErichMaria Remarque. For information, call(813) 788-6375.
THE MARKET PLACEThe Market Place will be open inHibiscus Park, Seventh Street andBougainvillea Avenue, in Dade City, onMay 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., withentertainment from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thisoutdoor vendor experience will includebirdbaths and feeders, fruit andvegetables, homemade cookies, soaps,bath salts and bubble bath bars, honeyproducts and more. Dogs on a leash arewelcome, but guests must bring a baggieto pick up after their pet. Admission isfree.
TEEN ANIMEThe Hugh Embry Library, 14215 FourthSt., in Dade City, will host a teen animeget-together for grades six through 12 onMay 5 from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Guestswill also be able to try food from Japan.For information, call (352) 567-3576.
TAX COLLECTOR OFFICE CLOSED MAY 7All five of the Pasco County TaxCollector’s offices will be closed May 7for relocation of data processingequipment. As a result, the Pasco CountyTax Collector’s offices will be unable toprocess any transactions on that date.
CREATE AN ANIMATED CARDThe Land O’ Lakes Library, 2818 CollierParkway, will host an introductory codingclass using Scratch 2.0 to create ananimated card on May 7 from 2 p.m. to 4p.m. A liability waiver is required. Forinformation and to register, call (813) 929-1214.
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ISRAEL LECTURE AT KOL AMICongregation Kol Ami, 3919 Moran Road inTampa, will host Matti Friedman, author of“The Aleppo Codex: In Pursuit of One of theWorld’s Most Coveted, Sacred, andMysterious Books” and “Pumpkinflowers: ASoldier’s Story,” on May 9 at 7:45 p.m. Hislecture will be on “Israel: The perceptionand Reality in the Middle Eastern Storm.”There will be a dessert reception and booksigning afterward. Admission is free. Forinformation or to RSVP, call (813) 962-6338,or email [email protected].
BIG CAT & BREW RUNBig Cat Rescue and Tampa Bay BrewingCompany will host the “Big Cat & BrewRun” on May 9 at the brewing company’sWestchase location, 13937 Monroe’sBusiness Park in Tampa. Runners laps and akids’ 1-mile fun run start at 6:30 p.m.,followed by the beer drinkers run and relayat 7:30 p.m., both with prizes. Tickets are$10 per 1-mile lap, and $60 for a three-person team. Pay at the door, cash only. Allproceeds will go to support Big CatRescue’s mission of providing a safe home
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NATIVE PLANT SOCIETYThe Nature Coast Chapter of the FloridaNative Plant Society will meet May 10 at 7p.m., at the Land O’ Lakes CommunityCenter, 5401 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. PremSubrahmanyam will present “Orchids inour Backyard: Florida’s Wild Orchids.” Therewill be light refreshments and a nativeplant drawing. For information, call SandyVanno at (727) 207-1853.
VENDORS NEEDEDTemple Elijah, 21021 State Road 54 in Lutz,will host a community yard sale on May 14from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., and is looking forvendors. A reserved space costs $20. Forreservations and information, contactElizabeth Melendez at (813) 949-9917 [email protected].
BOY SCOUTS’ METAL DRIVEBoy Scout Troop 33 of Land O’ Lakes ishosting a metal drive through May 16. Allmoney from recycling will go to the troop.All metal will be accepted, as well asappliances, grills, swing sets, compressors,electric motors, pots and pans, wire, oldbicycles, garage doors, metal fencing,circuit boards, junk cars, radiators andmore. Cars will be towed for free.Donations can be dropped off in a bin atthe back of the parking lot at Our Lady ofthe Rosary Catholic Church, 2348 CollierParkway in Land O’ Lakes. Aluminum cansgo in the container by the dumpsters at thechurch. Metal also can be taken directly toPasco Iron & Metal at 21240 Lake PatienceRoad in Land O’ Lakes (tag the donation forthe troop and ask for receipt). Forinformation, or if help is needed withbigger items, call (813) 838-2400 or (813)731-1664.
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Female student-athlete winnerRachel Gardner, asophomore from GulfHigh School in NewPort Richey. Gardner,a third baseman onthe women’s softballteam, holds a 3.78grade point average.She is currently bat-ting .298 this pastseason. Gardner’scommunity service has included collectinggifts for All Children’s Outpatient Hospital inNew Port Richey and working a softballclinic for West Pasco Little League.
Male student-athlete winner MichaelFaul, a sophomore from Bullitt East HighSchool in Mount Washington, Kentucky.Faul, a first baseman on the baseball team,has a 3.26 grade point average. Faul is cur-rently batting .368 with 9 doubles and 28RBIs. His community service has included
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Former Wharton High cornerbackVernon Hargreaves III was drafted No.11 overall by the Tampa BayBuccaneers in the 2016 NFL Draft onApril 28. Hargreaves, a 2013 graduateof Wharton, played three years at theUniversity of Florida before declaringfor the NFL draft at the end of last sea-son. The 5-foot-10, 204-pound cornerwas a three-time All-SEC player atFlorida, and two-time All-American.While at Wharton, Hargreaves was aconsensus five-star recruit, and widelyviewed as one of the nation’s top fiveplayers in the 2013 recruiting class.
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• Childbirth Super Prep Class on May7 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
• Infant CPR Family & Friends on May14 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
• Tour of Obstetrics Department onMay 14 from 11:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
• Breast-feeding Course on May 14from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Reservations are required. For informa-tion, call (727) 834-5630.
DIABETES EDUCATIONAccess Health Care, 5382 Spring Hill
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Reservations are required. For informa-tion, call (352) 597-7249.
MORTON PLANT SEMINARSMorton Plant North Bay Hospital, 6600
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• Weight loss surgery on May 9 atnoon. A surgeon will discuss the variousoptions available.
• Hip replacement advances on May10 at noon. Dr. David Whiddon, orthope-dic surgeon, will discuss hip painsolutions, including nonsurgical treat-ments and anterior hip replacements.
For information or to register, call(727) 953-6877.
PHYSICIAN OPEN HOUSEFlorida Hospital Zephyrhills will host
an open house with refreshments to wel-come Dr. Migdalia Merida and her staff onMay 10 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., at the doc-tor’s office, 37740 Meridian Ave., in DadeCity. Guests should follow the signs forparking.
Those interested can meet Dr. Meridaand her team, and tour the newly reno-vated office. There also will be a ribboncutting at 5 p.m.
Dr. Merida’s specialties include adultpreventative and geriatric medicine,women’s health, acute and chronic dis-ease management, and diabetes andhypertension management.
For information, call (813) 783-6192.
BREAST CANCER TEAOak Hill Hospital, 11375 Cortez Blvd.,
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For information or to register, call(352) 597-6333.
PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORTFlorida Cancer Affiliates, 3611 Little
Road in Trinity, will host the “Man toMan” prostate cancer support groupmeeting on May 10 from 6 p.m. to 7:30p.m.
The discussion will include early de-tection of prostate cancer, signs andsymptoms of the disease, prognosis, dis-ease stages, incontinence, impotence, andthe various treatment options.
Refreshments will be served.Reservations are advised. For information,call Dennis Brown at (727) 992-4401.
DIABETES SERIESThe Humana Guidance Center, 7920
Gall Blvd., in Zephyrhills, will host a se-ries of free diabetes education classes. Allclasses are at 2 p.m.
• May 10: “Basics of Diabetes”• May 17: “Eating with Diabetes”• May 24 “Diabetes from Head to Toe”For information, call (813) 780-7300.
HEARTBURN AND GERDThe Regional Medical Center Bayonet
Point will present a Tuesday Tutorial onheartburn and GERD (gastroesophagealreflux disease) on May 10, at the RaoMusunuru MD Conference Center, 14100Yosemite Drive in Hudson.
Dr. T. Reddy, board certified in gas-troenterology and internal medicine, willmake the presentation.
Reservations are required. For informa-tion and to RSVP, call (727) 869-5498.
OSTEOARTHRITIS SEMINARThe Health & Wellness Center at
Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel, 2700Healing Way, will host an osteoarthritisseminar on May 10 at noon.
Guests can learn more about the mostcommon form of arthritis and the non-surgical options for treatment.
For information and reservations, call(813) 929-5432.
PREGNANCY CLASSThe Maternity Suites at Oak Hill
Hospital will host a healthy pregnancyclass on May 10 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., atits Graduate Medical Education building,11307 Cortez Blvd., in Spring Hill.
Parents can learn about fetal develop-ment, nutrition and exercise, hazards andwarning signs, medical care, discomfortsand remedies, and emotions. A tour willfollow the two-hour class.
For information, call Taylor Theodoreat (352) 585-2543.
COMMUNITY EVENTSThe Medical Center of Trinity, 9330
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• May 11: Autism support group at 7p.m.
• May 12 and May 26: Chatterboxes at3 p.m.
• May 16: NAMI Family & Friends sup-port group at 7:30 p.m.
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Infinity Eye Care recently opened a newoffice in Land O’ Lakes to provide opticianservices. Many area residents have alreadydiscovered — or rediscovered — Dr. KevinSmith. Here’s what distinguishes Dr. Smithand his practice.
1. New, convenient Land O’ Lakes officeOur beautiful new office, located just
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2. ExperienceDr. Kevin Smith began his optical career
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It is essential that people with systemicdiseases, especially high blood pressure anddiabetes, see their optometrist every 12months. Others should go every 18 months.Seeing your eye doctor can save your vision,and even your life.
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Dr. Smith lived in Lake Padgett East inLand O’ Lakes for many years, and movedto Seven Oaks in Wesley Chapel in 2007when he married Sharon. The couple’sdaughter, Kayla, is a graduate of WiregrassHigh School and attends Pasco HernandoState College.
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FREE NEUROPATHY CLINICA free, volunteer-run clinic is open for
the education and support of peoplewho have been diagnosed with peripher-al neuropathy.
CARE TampaBay provides educationand support in the following areas: cop-ing with neuropathy, dealing withphysical limitations, home safety, andsymptom management. The clinic is avail-able by appointment only, and is nowtaking appointments for May and June.
For more information and appoint-ments, contact Cindy Tofthagen at (813)396-9441.
STRENGTH & BALANCE CLASSThe Grove Golf and Country Club,
7924 Melogold Circle in Land O’ Lakes,will host the “Silver Sneakers Strength &Balance Class” on Wednesdays at 9 a.m.,and Fridays at 10:30 a.m.
These are low-impact classes for menand women to help improve flexibilityand balance, which may help preventfalls, broken hips and other injuries.Strength exercises may include liftinghandheld weights, using tubing, and yourown body resistance and core muscles.
The classes are free to Silver Sneakersmembers, and $5 per session ($30 percalendar month) for non-members.
For information, contact Tom Marbellat (352) 409-2984 [email protected].
CENTER FOR VETERANSThe Pasco County Vet Center, 5139
Deer Park Drive in New Port Richey, pro-vides counseling for post-traumatic stressdisorder, military sexual trauma, bereave-ment counseling, marriage and familycounseling, and resources for benefits in-formation and suicide preventionreferrals.
The center is open Monday toWednesday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.,Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.,and Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Some Saturday appointments are avail-able.
All services are confidential and pro-vided at no cost to the veteran and familymembers.
To learn more, or to schedule a tour ofthe facility, call (727) 372-1854.
Information is also available atwww.vetcenter.va.gov.
LUTZ NAR-ANON FAMILY GROUP
The Nar-Anon Family Groups are aworldwide fellowship for those affectedby someone else’s addiction. The 12-stepprogram offers shared experiences,strength and hope.
The Lutz Nar-Anon group meets everyTuesday at 7 p.m., in the sanctuary atHope Church, 5107 Lutz Lake Fern Roadin Lutz.
For information on the program, visitNarAnonFl.org, or call the help line at(888) 947-8885.
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and testing services, and CareerSourcePasco Hernando, will host a manufacturingjob fair on May 11 from 9 a.m. to noon, atthe West Campus, 10230 Ridge Road in NewPort Richey.
All manufacturing related job seekersshould bring plenty of resumes. Participantswill have the opportunity to visit with localmanufacturing companies that will be onhand for questions and on-the-spot inter-views.
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BUNDLED ONLINE CLASSESPasco-Hernando State College, in partner-
ship with Ed2Go, is now offering new“bundled suites” of noncredit online cours-es. The instructor-led, comprehensiveprograms combine similar courses to en-hance the learning experience. Studentsreceive expert instruction and the opportu-nity to interact with fellow participants.
“Bundled suites” topics include entrepre-neur, business and leadership suites; creativewriting, grant writing, photography, web de-sign and more.
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PROM PROMISEProm Promise brings together local first
responders who visit high schools duringprom season to inform students of the im-portance of making good decisions onprom night.
Using student actors from each highschool who are dressed in prom attire andsplattered with fake blood, the first respon-ders illustrate the tragic events that canoccur when a student gets drunk at theprom, and then drives away and crashesinto another carload of prom-goers.
After the crash, the firefighters, para-medics and police officers converge on thescene, and students see the intense activitythat follows, including a Bayflite helicopterready to transport the trauma patients.
The presentations are coordinated withschool SADD (Students Against DestructiveDecisions) groups and the school resourceofficers.
Prom Promise will make an appearanceat Wiregrass Ranch High School, 2909Mansfield Blvd, in Wesley Chapel, on May 20at 8:30 a.m., in the stadium.
VIRTUAL SCHOOL OPENSENROLLMENT
Florida Virtual School Full Time, astatewide online public school, will openenrollment for grades six to 12 on June 1.
Combining Florida-certified teachers, aproven curriculum, technology tools andcommunity experiences, FLVS Full Time de-livers a high-quality, online education tostudents who benefit from an individualizedapproach to learning.
Parents can enroll students online atFLVSFT.com.
SUMMER VPK ENROLLMENTPrimrose School at Collier Parkway, in
Land O’ Lakes, will offer a summer PVK(Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten) program foreligible families and children. This is a freeprogram for children who have not yet useda VPK voucher and turned 4 years old be-fore Sept. 1, 2015.
Classes will begin on June 14 throughAug. 9, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., with anhour rest at 12:30 p.m.
To learn more about Primrose Schooland how to enroll your child in the freeVPK program, call Angella Hart at (813) 242-7800.
ANTHONY BROWN WINS POETRY AWARD
Pasco-Hernando State College studentAnthony Brown won the Poetry Award atthe Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Societyof Florida Regional PTK Convention in FortLauderdale. Members from each campusPTK chapter represented PHSC at the con-vention attending various academicworkshops and leadership developmentevents.
Other regional winners included PHSCEast Campus Chapter, Alpha Zeta Epsilon,named Most Improved Chapter. The WestCampus Chapter also won the wild-carddrawing and a scholarship to the HonorsInstitute at Wake Forest University. Bothchapters received scholarships of $895 tocover tuition, and room and board.
Phi Theta Kappa is an internationalhonor society whose members are guidedby hallmarks of scholarship, leadership, serv-ice and fellowship.
50-YEAR CLASS REUNIONThe Chamberlain High School Class of
1966 is planning a 50-year class reunion onOct. 14 and Oct. 15. The committee needshelp locating the Class of 1966 graduates.
If you graduated in 1966 and would like to have your name included for futureupdates and information, send your name (including maiden name), email, current address, home and/or cellphonenumber, and spouse’s name to [email protected]
If you know anyone else in the classwho has not yet been contacted, email theirname and contact information to the sameemail address.
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COURTESY OF LAND O’ LAKES CHRISTIAN SCHOOLThese five students from Land O’ Lakes Christian School were among the top five finishersat the 39th annual American Association of Christian Schools National Competition. Indescending order, they are: Tommy Campbell, Logan Juday, Paul Wei, Ruth Zhang andEmily Mengel. Campbell, Zhang and Mengel all brought home first place honors.
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dents were thrilled and surprised by theirimpressive showing.
“I was not expecting to win. The otherpeople were extremely good. I thought Iwould be blessed just to place. Even at stateI wasn’t expecting to win,” said Campbell, asenior.
In the Topical Preaching category, hepreached about faith, with his remarksaimed at encouraging people to “have faithand trust God” in their decision-making.
For Original Persuasive Oratory, he fo-cused on generational values.
“It was about how the generation thatour grandparents grew up (in), during theirtime, they were taught to have manners andpeople didn’t put so much value on materialpossessions and people valued the familyunit, things like that — and how our genera-tion lacks a lot of that today,” he said.
Campbell plans to attend PensacolaChristian College and to major in BiblePastoral Ministries. He said he’ll go whereverGod leads him, but he hopes that will be tobe a pastor of a church.
Even though he claimed the top prize forin the preaching category, Campbell said hediscovered something surprising.
“I’ve been working really hard at this fora few years now and I always thought thatthe ultimate joy and happiness would comefrom when I finally won. But now that I’veactually won best in the nation … I realized
that I’ve had the same happiness all alongand that actually came from just being ableto be used of God. I already had the ultimatehappiness,” Campbell said.
Zhang, a junior, did an elaborate work towin the top prize in Calligraphy.
She’s interested in pursuing a degree inarchitecture and has identified CornellUniversity as her ideal school. A native ofChina, she has been living in the UnitedStates for two years.
She also placed in the top five in twomathematics categories. She noted that themathematics exams at the national levelwere more difficult than those at the statecompetition.
Mengel depicted a skyline in herPrintmaking entry. “I love being up high be-cause you see everything,” she said,explaining her fascination for skylines.
Like her school mates, the sophomorewas delighted by her first-place finish. “I did-n’t think I was even going to place, so it wasa big shock,” she said.
Juday, a senior, said he previously compet-ed in photography but decided to giveaccounting a try this year, after being encour-aged by a teacher.
“I didn’t know I placed first until I got tothe state competition and they called myname. I had no idea,” said Juday, who tookthird at nationals.
Paul Wei, a junior, won second inExtemporaneous Speaking. “I was very excit-ed,” Wei said. It was his first competition andhe plans to compete again, he said.
It was a great bonding experience for stu-dents, Wei said.
movies...and being outdoors,” said Glenn,noting she has an affection for all animals.
“It’s all she wanted to do since she was alittle girl,” her mother, Monique said. “Shewould always say, ‘I want to ride horses, Ijust want to ride horses.’”
Shortly after she began riding as an ado-lescent, Glenn’s cardiologist advised her tostop the activity until she had heart surgery.The surgery removed the extra electricalpathway through the use of a catheter-basedprocedure, otherwise known as ablation.
Heeding her physician’s recommenda-tion, Glenn stopped riding for about fiveyears before being receiving the OK to re-sume equestrian-related activities.
She hasn’t stopped riding since.“I like the adrenaline and the thrill,” said
Glenn, who trains horses at Showcase Farmsin Lutz. “I’m actually the only one in my fam-ily that really likes (riding) horses; we’reactually all allergic to horses.”
Shortly after starting back up, Glenn “fellin love” with Longo, a 1,200-pound horsenamed after Tampa Bay Rays all-star thirdbaseman Evan Longoria.
Formerly mistreated when it wasyounger, Longo came to Glenn as a very“scared and skittish” horse, making its train-ing a lengthy work-in-progress.
“He was like the horse that no one want-ed to ride in the barn,” said Glenn, a 2015graduate of Sunlake High School. “When wewent to our first (equestrian) show, wecouldn’t even get a saddle on him. He wasrearing up and bucking and would try torun you over.”
To contain the horse, Glenn would workwith Longo four days to five days a week,training him as a show hunter and jumperover a period of about four years.
“There’s a lot of therapy with horses,”Monique said. “They worked together andcreated that bond and strengthened eachother, and helped with each other’s weak-nesses.
“They both healed each other,” Moniqueadded. “I think she healed his heart and hehealed hers, too.”
Glenn developed Longo—who’s showname is ‘Home Run Hitter’— to the pointwhere he was able to surpass 5-foot jumps,and perform well in several equestrian cir-
cuits throughout the state, including the2015 HITS (Horse Shows in the Sun) HorseShow in Ocala, where together they placedfirst in a class of 60 entries.
“They won a lot of competitions togeth-er—a lot of really good competitionstogether,” Glenn’s mother said.
With Longo aging—he’s approximately20 years old — and Glenn’s desires to com-pete at an even higher level, she made thetough decision to sell the aging horse inDecember to Kaycie Smith, a fellow eques-trian.
“This is kind of his retirement job be-cause he’s jumping 2 (feet) to 3 feet now,”Smith said. “He’s not jumping as high nowthat he’s a little older.”
“It worked out the best way possible,”said Glenn, noting she’s often able visitLongo at the stables in Lutz. “He can stilljump, but we don’t want to injure him.”
Glenn’s current project is a 1,400-pound,5-year-old horse named Zen, whom shebought from an owner in Colorado a fewmonths back.
Zen is still in the beginning stages of histraining and development, Glenn said,adding she plans to start competing withthe horse this summer.
“He’s very hard to train, and didn’t (ini-tially) know what I was asking him, butthese last few weeks, he’s already gotten 50times better than he’s been,” Glenn ex-plained. “We’ll probably do a few shows thisyear, get him off the property and get himused to the environment of showing.”
As she continues to work with Zen andto continue her equestrian career, Glennhopes to one day become a full-time horsetrainer.
“I’m thinking about...majoring in FamilyCounseling and Psychology, and workingwith children and horses in some kind of atherapeutic way,” she said. “That’d be mydream job.”
As for her heart condition, Glenn saidshe had a few episodes during her senioryear of high school, where she would some-times get dizzy and “pass out” during intensephysical activity.
While noting she’s fine now, Glenn andher family continue to monitor her healthclosely.
“We’re just keeping an eye on it and(keeping) our fingers crossed,” her mothersaid.
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“We’re able to get working faster be-cause you know each other’s strengths andweaknesses. You know who works wellwith what and who doesn’t, so you’re reallyable to divide and conquer the workloadand get things done quickly,” she said.
Robinson noted another benefit: “It’smuch easier to motivate each other, as well.Being together for so long, you tend to forma bond, like family.”
It’s a bond that extends beyond Odyssey,Robinson said. “We’re there in support foreach other, whenever we’re going throughanything in life.”
Snider agreed: “We’re a family first and ateam second.”
The team has done most of the prepara-tion it needs to do before making the20-hour trip to Iowa State University inAmes, Iowa, for the competition that will beheld May 25 through May 28.
Now, they’re focusing mostly on fundrais-ing and have a number of events planned incoming weeks.
At the world competition, they’ll be test-ing their skills against teams who are
converging on Iowa from all over the globe.About 800 teams are expected to competeand countries that will be represented thereinclude Russia, China, India, Poland, Japanand Morocco, to name just a few.
During one part of the competition,they’ll be presenting a play. The theme oftheir presentation will be “Saying Goodbyeto Odyssey,” which draws on their years ofcompeting in the competition, which drawson their creativity and problem-solving.
“We have 8 minutes for set up and per-formance,” Gutierrez said. “We’re bringingpast Odyssey into the present so we canmove through to the future because we’reall moving on,” she said.
The entire team plans to shift into judg-ing OM after this year because Robinson isgraduating and will no longer be able tocompete with them.
Snider said he’s grateful the team hasheld together for this long and is happy tobe going out on a high note by competingat the international level.
“We’ve been trying for five years,” Snidersaid.
For information about the team or the com-petition, or to help the team, contact TammyGutierrez at [email protected].
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LAND O’ LAKES HIGH SCHOOLCOACH: BRIAN WACHTEL (6TH YEAR)2015 RECORD: 3-7
Last season was rough for the Gators, whofailed to win a home game at “The Swamp,”and were shutout by their primary rival inSunlake High. Playing five consecutive roadgames didn’t help the cause, either. To relivetheir magical 8-2 season back in 2013, theGators must find some consistent play at thequarterback position, whether that is fromrising senior Spencer Childress or rising jun-ior Jude May. Though the team loses their toptwo rushers from last season in RashawnKindell (526 yards rushing, 5.7 yards percarry) and Tommy Farmer (417 yards, 7 TDs),the Gators may have a breakout candidate intailback Quintin Smith, who’ll be a senior. Ondefense, the Gators return standout safetyJustin Kren, a capable tackler (51 solo tack-les) and ballhawk (five interceptions).
PASCO COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLCOACH: TOM MCHUGH (9TH YEAR)2015 RECORD: 4-6
A difficult schedule and some tough breakssteered the Pirates into a losing 2015 season.Despite starting the year 3-0, Pasco High raninto some tough competition in the middle ofthe season, losing four straight games to NorthMarion, Jesuit, Mitchell and Sunlake highschools. A heartbreaking 44-43 overtime loss toSpringstead High added fuel to the fire. Whilethe win-loss total doesn’t show it, the Pirateswere loaded with talent, including cornerbackJayvauhn Myers (Auburn signee), offensivelineman Jamal Mention (Coffeyville (Kansas)Community College signee) and tight endNick Bryant (Middle Tennessee signee). CoachMcHugh must find a way to replace those pro-ductive players, and find a reliable quarterbackafter Michael Penix Jr. transferred to Tampa BayTech.
SUNLAKE HIGH SCHOOLCOACH: BILL BROWNING (9TH YEAR)2015 RECORD: 8-3
Another year, another terrific record.That’s been the narrative for the Seahawksover the past six seasons under the leader-ship of head coach Bill Browning. Since2010, the team has a combined record of53-13. Though the team returns several play-ers at the skill positions, one of the bigquestions leading into the season is how theteam will fare on the offensive line, with thedepartures of Bryce Cooley (Angelo Statesignee), Joe Russum (Black Hills Statesignee) and Leo Baez (Bluefield College). Ifthe Seahawks can create cohesion and pro-vide enough protection in the trenches forstandout pro-style quarterback Justin Hall
(1,729 yards, 17 TDs, 3 INTs), they should bein store for another winning season.
WESLEY CHAPEL HIGH SCHOOLCOACH: ANTHONY EGAN (1ST YEAR)2015 RECORD: 2-8
The Wildcats have suffered four straightlosing seasons, and now it’s up to first-yearhead coach Anthony Egan — a former RiverRidge High assistant — to turn the programaround. Luckily for Egan, the cupboard isn’tbare. Signal-caller Jacob Thomas (44 percentcompletion, 1,825 yards, 17 TDs, 13 INTs)returns as well as pass-catchers Ben Goins(31 receptions, 403 yards) and DevinSingletary (23 receptions, 240 yards). On de-fense, the Wildcats return their top threetacklers in Marcus Gillott, Ellrie Allen andChristian Austin. To improve their record,the Wildcats must find a way to develop aconsistent rushing attack (rushers averagedjust 2.6 yards per carry) and they must winclose games (the team lost three games byseven points or fewer in 2015.)
WIREGRASS RANCHHIGH SCHOOLCOACH: MARK KANTOR (2ND YEAR)2015 RECORD: 2-8
Coach Mark Kantor embarks on year twoof what is perhaps a long-term rebuildingjob. Prior to Kantor’s hiring in 2015, theBulls had three coaches in four years, com-bining for an 8-32 record during that span.To improve in 2016, the Bulls must find away to stay healthy (19 season-ending in-juries were suffered in 2015) andsignificantly improve on offense. The teamaveraged just 10.6 points per game in 2015,and was shutout in half of their games. If theBulls can’t muster up better productionfrom the quarterback position, it’ll be toughto secure a winning record.
ZEPHYRHILLS HIGH SCHOOL:COACH: NICK CARROLL (1ST YEAR)2015 RECORD: 8-3
The Bulldogs notched their fourthstraight winning season in 2015, but they’llenter the 2016 season with a new headcoach in Nick Carroll, a former SunlakeHigh assistant. Carroll will try to duplicatethe success of former coach ReggieRoberts, but will have a challenge on hishands. Running back Antwione Sims, theteam’s leading offensive playmaker, tore hisACL (anterior cruciate ligament) over amonth ago, and will likely miss severalgames in 2016. Additionally, Carroll mustfind a way to get Bulldogs players to gel, andlearn the style of offense and defense he’simplementing. Carroll expects several in-coming freshmen and sophomores to makean impact in his first season.
ZEPHYRHILLSCHRISTIAN ACADEMY:COACH: MIKE SMITH (2ND YEAR, 11-MAN)2015 RECORD: 4-4
The Warriors had a respectable 2015 sea-son, if you consider it was their first seasonplaying 11-man football after they dominatedthe 6-man ranks for several years. However, theteam may be in for a setback in 2016, as they’llbe without their top offensive player, wide re-ceiver Issac Johnson (62 receptions, 1,013yards), and top defensive player, defensive line-man J’ Won Pickett. Both Johnson (IowaWestern Community College) and Pickett(Minnesota State Community College) areplaying football at junior colleges next season.The Warriors will also have to develop a newquarterback with the impending graduation ofMatthew Iovine, an accurate passer (67 per-cent completion, 1,475 yards). Being withoutlast year’s quarterback and top receiver mayopen the door to additional carries for return-ing running backs such as John Emmanual,Dwight Thomas and Mykh’ael Chavis.
CARROLLWOOD DAY SCHOOLCOACH: LANE MCLAUGHLIN (10TH YEAR)2015 RECORD: 7-4
Carrollwood Day School prep fansshould be excited about the potential for anentertaining season, and not just because theprivate school’s football team will be playingat a brand-new athletic complex in 2016. Amajority of Carrollwood’s young playmakerson offense return, including incumbentquarterback Raymond Woodie Jr., leadingrusher Yahsin Wooten (740 yards, 8 TDs) andleading receiver Markeis Colvin (20 recep-tions, 501 yards, 4 TDs.) The Patriots alsoreturn their top two tacklers from last sea-son in linebackers Ryan Verscharen andStephen Walters, who will be seniors.Replacing the production of two sack artistsin Zac Watson-Parcells and Corey Shamleywill be key to take a step forward in 2016.
FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOLCOACH: FLOYD GRAHAM (1ST YEAR)2015 RECORD: 3-7
It’s likely a rebuilding year for newFreedom coach Floyd Graham, who was of-
ficially hired on April 1. The good news forthose that closely follow Freedom’s pro-gram is it’s something Graham should beable to handle, considering he created foot-ball programs from scratch at bothNewsome and Steinbrenner high schools.However, Graham will have some uphill bat-tles to climb in year one. Being hired in Aprildoesn’t give him much time to implementhis coaching philosophy, and develop a rap-port with both players and assistantcoaches. Also, the team is losing a plethoraof seniors from 2015, including do-it-all play-maker Nasir Core.
GAITHER HIGH SCHOOLCOACH: JASON STOKES (6TH YEAR)2015 RECORD: 4-6
In order to improve in 2016, theCowboys must make some strides on the of-fensive side of the ball. The team scorednine points or fewer in six out of their 10games. Luckily for Coach Stokes, bellcowrunning back Alex Rodriguez returns.Getting quarterback Gavin Denboer to cutdown on his interceptions (10) is a must.The Cowboys defense should be able tohold its own, with the return of linebackerDecalon Brooks, last year’s leading tackler(114). The 5-foot-10, 190-pound Brooks, theson of Tampa Bay Buccaneers legendDerrick Brooks, is widely viewed as one ofthe top players in all of Tampa. The consen-sus three-star recruit already has Division Ischolarship offers from Florida InternationalUniversity, Florida State University,University of Illinois and University of SouthFlorida.
STEINBRENNER HIGH SCHOOLCOACH: ANDRES PEREZ-REINALDO (5TH YEAR)2015 RECORD: 9-2
The Warriors finally had a breakout sea-son in 2015 under the tutelage of headcoach Andres Perez-Reinaldo. Thanks to apotent offense and an at-times smotheringdefense, Steinbrenner’s only two setbackslast season were against dynasty prep pro-grams in Manatee (Bradenton) High and Dr.Phillips (Orlando) High. On offense, quarter-back Collin Wray (56 percent completion,1,634 yards) returns, as do two of his fa-vorite targets in Brett Bitter (35 receptions,600 yards) and Carson Kaleo (34 recep-tions, 277 yards). Replacing the productionof 1,000-yard rusher Jayquese Dantley issomething the team will need to address.
On defense, Coach Perez-Reinaldo and hisstaff must find some players that can carrythe load, since the Warriors lose three lead-ing tacklers in Tyler Mirabella, Patrick Lukertand Zack Deitz.
WHARTON HIGH SCHOOLCOACH: DAVID MITCHELL (12TH YEAR)2015 RECORD: 8-2
The Wildcats enjoyed a successful 2015campaign, with sizable victories over thelikes of King High, Gaither High, WiregrassRanch and Leto High. However, it won’t beeasy to replicate the scoring outputs (atleast 30 points in seven games) from 2015.Coach Mitchell will have to replace quarter-back Bryce Martin, leading rusher MilesWilliams (1,102 yards, 10 TDs) and leadingreceiver Devontres Dukes (18 receptions,360 yards) from last year’s squad. They alsolost defensive stalwarts in linebackerHayden Parks (75 tackles) and defensivelineman Godey Coleus (six sacks). One pos-sible breakout candidate to watch istwo-way player Shannon King, who will bea junior. The powerful 5-foot-10, 210-pounder rushed for nearly 400 yards, adding6.9 yards per carry.
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The Sunlake Seahawks are looking tohave their seventh straight winning sea-son. To do so, Coach Bill Browning willhave to replace several starters on theoffensive line.
Wiregrass Ranch coach Mark Kantorenters year two of what is likely a lengthyrebuilding job. The Bulls haven’t had awinning season since 2010.
Steinbrenner football coach AndresPerez-Reinaldo is looking to build off theteam’s 9-2 campaign in 2015.
New Freedom High football coach FloydGraham is likely in for a rebuilding year,taking over a losing team (3-7) that lostseveral contributors.
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Spring football practices are underway for highschools across the state. While the first games of the2016 season are still several months away, Florida
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Spring football practices are underway for HillsboroughCounty schools in our coverage area. Programs such asGaither High and Freedom High are hoping for turn-
arounds, while Steinbrenner and Wharton high schools aretrying to build off last season’s successes. Carrollwood DaySchool fits the bill as a possible team on the rise for 2016.
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seasons; Get Rescued, an animal rescue festi-val; and, the Pink Flamingo home tour.
In Gulfport, it seems, there really is some-thing for everyone.
Daniel Hodge found that out when hemoved from San Francisco to Gulfport near-ly a decade ago to live near family.
The freelance writer and disc jockey is
now vice president of the merchants’ associ-ation, and a Gulfport fan.
“It was a great move for a lot of reasons,”he said. “(Gulfport’s) charm has really gottena lot of notice and respect. We want to keepit small, quaint and colorful.”
To find out more about Gulfport, visitVisitGulfportFlorida.com.
If you’re looking for a day trip off thebeaten path, Gulfport is a destinationworth your time and travel.
It is a town with a sense of place rootedin Old Florida and often described as “a hid-den gem.”
But, this quaint historical fishing villageon the Boca Ciega Bay is far from hiddenthese days.
With a reviving waterfront district, a his-torical casino ballroom, art galleries,neighborhood bars and gourmet diningspots, Gulfport is being discovered as theplace to enjoy the old, and the new.
Rainbow-colored shops, boutiques andrestaurants along and around BeachBoulevard add texture to subtropical Florida,evoking another historical town to the south.
“I think what most come here for is theKey West lifestyle, before Key West becamecommercial,” said Scott Linde, president ofthe Gulf Port Merchants Association. “It con-veys remembrances of old Florida. It has anartsy feel to it. We have all ages, all lifestyleshere.”
Gulfport’s downtown charms are appar-ent during the community’s First Friday ArtWalks, which are year-round on the FirstFriday and Third Friday of the month, from 6p.m. to 10 p.m.
Beach and Shore boulevards are alivewith activities, as artists, crafters and liveperformers give visitors a chance to browse,shop and be entertained.
The next First Friday is May 6 from 6p.m. to 10 p.m.
Parking is free, and trolleys also are avail-able for this pet and family friendly event.
Something is always happening atGulfport, a town where the cheeky, fun-lov-ing gecko is the year-round mascot. Heemerged into the Gulfport spotlight in 2001with the GeckoFest and Mullet Mutiny.
In 2004, the gecko partnered with theGulfport Merchants Association to keep theannual party rolling.
On Aug. 5, there will be a Gecko ArtShow; on Aug. 13, the Gecko Pub Crawl; onAug. 27, a ball with the theme “20,000Geckos Under the Sea”; and, on Sept. 3, ablow-out street festival.
But, there is no need to wait for Geckofestivities to make a trip to Gulfport.
On an ordinary day, the town rolls outthe welcome mat.
Every Tuesday, fresh produce, cheese,honey and shrimp are on sale at the FreshMarket, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., on BeachBoulevard by the waterfront. Arts and crafts,live music and more than a dozen restau-rants add to the fun. Summer hours fromJune through September are from 9 a.m. to2 p.m.
Clothing swaps are on the secondTuesday of each month from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., as part of the Fresh Market.
In the fall, the Gulfport Historical Societycelebrates the town’s history with a monthof activities including the Flying Mullet 5K.The nonprofit also operates the GulfportHistory Museum at 5301 28th Ave., S.
The history museum is open to the pub-lic, with no admission charge, and featuresan impressive display of historical docu-ments and photographs from the town’shistory and its families, dating to the 1880s.
The museum also hosts occasional ex-hibits and walking tours of the town’sbrick-lined streets, and historical homes andbusinesses.
Other special events during the year in-clude Spring Fest to celebrate the changing
Fresh fruits, vegetables, honey, cheese and seafood are for sale at Gulfport’s Fresh Market,every Tuesday in the waterfront district.
The historical Peninsula Inn is a bou-tique hotel in the heart of Gulfport, dat-ing to 1904. Guests and the public alsocan dine at the hotel’s restaurant,Isabelle’s.
Gulfport offers beauty, and perhaps a bitof romance, as the sun settles down forthe night.
Pia’s Trattoria is one of many fine din-ing spots in downtown Gulfport, alongBeach and Shore boulevards.
Gulfport First Friday Art WalkWHAT: Artists, crafters and live entertain-ment will offer visitors plenty to see, enjoyand perhaps even buy during First FridayArt Walk festivities. WHEN: This takes place year-round, on thefirst and third Friday of each month, from 6p.m. to 10 p.m. The next one is May 6.WHERE: 3007 Beach Blvd., Gulfport, 33707COST: Free parking, free trolley rides, pet-friendly
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Costumes are encouraged at Gecko festivities, including the annual street festival on LaborDay weekend.
PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE GULFPORT MERCHANTS ASSOCIATIONVisitors to Gulfport enjoyed their trip on the Gulfport Shopapalooza Trolley at theGeckoFest.
KATHY STEELE/STAFF PHOTOMore than 40 people gathered outside the Gulfport History Museum for a walking tour, spon-sored by the Gulfport Historical Society. The tour included stops at historical homes alongbrick-lined streets, and a tour of downtown.
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