Our Lady of the Lakes Spring boys varsity Flag Football team is currently undefeated at 5-0 and in first place in the All Catholic Conference North Division with only three games left in the season. The boys dominated Blessed Trinity in their March 10 game with a 34-6 victory. They were led defensively by Danny Diaz who had 7 sacks, and offensively by Andres Gancedo who had 2 rushing touchdowns and 3 passed caught for touchdowns....

  In 1982, when then-freshman Michael Jordan made the winning basket to give North Carolina the NCCA Championship over Georgetown in New Orleans, longtime Miami Lakes resident Reid Stevenson was there. As North Carolina State coach Jim Valvano and the Wolfpack celebrated following Lorenzo Charles’ buzzer-beating dunk to win the championship against Houston, Stevenson was sitting in the stands in Albuquerque, New Mexico. When...

  Miami Lakes will once again host the popular Start Smart Sports Development Program. Developed by the National Alliance for Youth Sports, the program aims to help prepare children, ages 3-5 ears old, for organized youth sports by using safe and fun equipment while developing basic motor skills. The 6-week program helps parents work one-on-one with their children while teaching them the basics of sports like throwing, catching, kicking...

 

Shula’s four-team Flag Football League competed against one another for the 2014-2015 season finale ending with the championship win by the Red Team including (from left) Joshua Kunkel, Joshua Rodriguez, coach Mark Rodriguez, Kaleb Rodriguez, Alec Gonzalez, Christopher Herrera, Anthony Cerda, Alec Ingersoll and coach Billy Ingersol.

  Albeit Barbara Goleman sophomore pitcher Natalie Costero has led her softball team to a 13-0 record, she would rather play second or third base. In 13 games this season, Costero pitched 11 complete games, including against her team’s toughest challengers including Miami Springs and Carol City. But she said her heart is still set on playing the bases. “Coach Barreda asked me to pitch since I pitched for my childhood travel...