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6C THE PALM BEACH POST SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1996 High Schools Baseball Notebook High School ResultsSchedule Ca juste, Cintron remain unbeaten, move to semis 7:30 p.m. unless noted Finals Class 3A First-round winners, sites TBA Class 2A First-round winners, sites TBA Class 1A First-round winners, sites TBA Wednesday. February 28 Regional playoffs 7:30 p.m. unless noted Finals Class 6A Semifinal winners, sites TBA Class 5A Semifinal winners, sites TBA Class 5A Semifinal winners, sites TBA Monday, March 4 State Tournament Semifinals Class 3A Teams, times, TBA Class A Teams, times, TBA Tuesday, March 5 State Tournament Finals 7 1 7 7. 777 $nwt 7 Jf Xi 7 .7 ,7 -7 vsv NT 7 7 vl" rx Vtfv .1 rA iifll; mAJ 77 7 7v 7 SCOTT MARTINSpecial to The Palm Beach Post-' Wellington's Allan Poulin (top) counters a takedown by Oviedo High's Mike Schwartz during their 130-pound first-round bout at' the Class 6A state wrestling tournament in St.

Petersburg. Poulin won 10-1. lingame (28-1) won his first-round match by technical fall and pinned'; his quarterfinal opponent in 32 seconds. Burlingame will meet. Joel Greifzu (26-5) of Venice to-, day.

Sam Gonite of Suncoast im-. proved to 27-1 by advancing to the semifinals of the Class 4A 112-pound division. Gonite (27-1) will) meet Sebring's Dustin Germaine 's today. Justin Lindemann of Palm i Beach Gardens lost a heartbreaker in his Class 5-A 130-pound round match when Nic Oswald Sarasota was awarded two back points with three seconds left in a scoreless match. harder than he did the last two years." Seymore, who is the first wrestler in Glades Central history to win 100 matches he won the regional title last week for his 101st win won both of his matches Friday in the Class 4A 145-pound division by technical fall.

Lamar Washington of Wellington improved to 36-2 by winning his first-round match by technical fall and taking an 11-9 decision in the quarterfinals. Trey Burlingame of Jupiter kept his quest to' win his second consecutive state title alive by winning two matches Friday. Bur By STEVE DORSEY Palm Beach Post Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG J.C. Cajuste of Atlantic and George Cintron of John I.

Leonard each remained undefeated as they both won two matches Friday at the state wrestling championships at the Bayfront Center. Cajuste pinned his first-round opponent in the Class 6A 215-pound division, but struggled to win a 2-1 decision in the quarterfinals Friday night. Wrestling "He wrestled very poorly," Atlantic coach Scott Marone said of Cajuste, who improved to 32-0 and will meet Shaun Meeks (30-2) of Lake City-Columbia in today's semifinals, which begin at 10 a.m. "But when you're a great wrestler you sometimes do that." Cintron improved his record to 34-0 by winning his first-round and quarterfinal matches by technical fall. He'll face Jader Sandoval (24-2) of Miami Lakes in today's semifinals.

Cajuste and Cintron were two of 13 area wrestlers who advanced to the semifinals. Meanwhile, Glades Central senior Jerry Seymore has been on a mission to become the first wrestler in Palm Beach County history to win three state titles. "He has been a demon the last four or five weeks," Glades Central coach Frank Lasagna said of Seymore, who won both matches Friday at the state wrestling championships at the Bayfront Center. "He has been working Friday's results Bayfront Center, St. Petersburg First round Class 6A 112: George Cintron (John I.

Leonard) tech. fall Jorge Cuevas (Miami-Southridge) Ryan Frease (Clearwater-Counfryside) dec. Danny Trudeau (Santaluces) 8-0; 130: Allan Poulin (Wellington) mai. dec. Mike Schwartz (Oviedo) 10-1; Frank Giambrone (John I.

Leonard) maj. dec. Ben Crawford (Lake Mary) 17-6; 135: Lamar Washington (Wellington) tech. fall Josh Mcintosh (Tampa-Chamberlain) 140: Kevin Cooper (Lake Worth) dec. Scott Goldstein (Lake Weir) 7-4; 145: Wllmer Desinor (Miami Beach)-dec.

Ryan Roche (Wellington) 14-12, 152: Paul Curry (Clearwater-Countryside) tech. fall John Williams (John I. Leonard) Scott Denisar (Bradenton-Manalee) p. Gary Grenier (Vero Beach) 160: Jose Otero (N. Miami Beach) dec.

Matt Hill (Vero Beach) 8-6; Garry Schettini (Miami-Norland) maj. dec. Wade Yax (Lake Worth) 14-1; 171: Kris Wilhelm (Lake Worth) dec. Jake Davis (Nicevilie) 8-4; 189: Ariel Lima (Miami-Southwest) p. Scott Rubin (Spanish River) Moses McCraney (Mi-ami-Killian) tech.

fall Chris Caldwell (Palm Beach Lakes) 215: J.C. Caiuste (Atlantic) p. Chris Thorpe (Tallahassee-Lincoln) 2:57, Shaun Meeks (Lake City-Columbia) p. Chris Vanopdorp (Spanish River) Kevin Jackson (Palm Beach Lakes) p. Shawn Walker (Middle-burg) 275: John Gibson (Atlantic) p.

Jason Carlisle (Plant City) 5:12. Class 5A 103: Jason Casiano (Port St. Lucie) tech. fall Tanir Mathson (Panama City-Bay) Jarren Aguon (Springstead-Rutherford) dec. Kevin Gonzalas (Okeechobee) 8-6; 112: Gilbert Burgos (Springstead) p.

Dan Develle (Palm Beach Gardens) Billy Ahrens (New Smyrna Beach) tech. fall Shawn Patterson (Okeechobee) 119: Kenny Allen (Tampa-Plant) dec. Adam Chimner (Boca Raton) 15-13 OT; Sky Thacker (Sarasota) Michael Galvin (Martin County) 125: David Burgess (St. Cloud) dec. Jeffery Bobo (South Fork) 10-7; 130: An State Wrestling Results Vaughn tops Red Sox's annual list for salary Palm Beach Post Wire Services FORT MYERS Mo Vaughn agreed to an $18.6 million, three-year contract Friday that makes him the highest paid-player in Boston Red Sox history.

The average annual salary of $6.2 million for the American League MVP exceeds the team record $5.5 million Roger Clemens will make this season. The deal, which Vaughn called "probably the highlight of my life," has a mutual option for 1999 that could make the contract worth $25.05 million. The first baseman couldn't have become a free agent until after the 1997 season, so the Red Sox got only one extra year of control over Vaughn while giving him a increase from his $2.77 million salary last season. The sides avoided an arbitration hearing scheduled for Monday in which Vaughn asked for $6.1 million and the team offered $4.2 million. Three years and an average salary of at least $6 million were key demands, said Tom Reich, who represents Vaughn along with Mark Gillam.

Vaughn had career highs last year of 39 homers and 126 RBI with a .300 batting average. He tied for first in the American League in RBI, was fourth in homers and fifth in total bases. a The Red Sox agreed to a one-year, $1,275,000 contract with pitcher Stan Belinda. He has the chance to earn $100,000 more for playing in 50 games. California Angels: Will have a record 61 players, including 32 pitchers, in camp for the first full-squad workout Tuesday.

Cincinnati Reds: There are roughly 12,000 unsold tickets for their opening day game. Colorado Rockies: Manager Don Baylor is impressed with pitcher Bill Swift, who is hoping to start opening day despite off-season shoulder surgery. "I'm a ways from the velocity, but I have to take my time, not try to impress anyone," said Swift, who was 9-3 with a 4.94 ERA in 1995. Los Angeles Dodgers: Starting pitcher Mike Harkey signed a non-roster contract that will pay him $250,000 if he makes the team. Harkey, 29, was 4-3 with a 4.55 ERA after being acquired last July by California.

Pittsburgh Pirates: Besides Denny Neagle, the only other starters manager Jim Leyland has said will be in the starting rotation right now are Paul Wagner and John Ericks, who are a combined 25-41. San Francisco Giants: Forest Hill graduate Robby Thompson said this is a make-or-break season for him. Thompson, 33, hit just .223 in 95 games last season, which ended with left shoulder surgery. He hit .209 in 35 games in 1994, a season shortened by right shoulder surgery. The two lousy seasons came right after the second baseman hit .312, with 19 homers, 65 RBI and a Gold Glove in 1993 and then signed a three-year contract that guaranteed him $12 million.

"If I go out and have another year like I've had the last couple of years, I'm going to have to sit down and think about my future," Thompson said. Texas Rangers: Catcher Ivan Rodriguez lost his salary arbitration case, but still wound up with a nearly 50 percent raise to $4 million. Rodriguez, a four-time All-Star at 24, had asked for $4.95 million. He made $2,675,000 last season. First Workouts First scheduled spring-training workouts and game ticket information telephone numbers for area teams: NEW YORK METS: Have begun workouts at Port St.

Lucie. (407) 871-2115. LOS ANGELES DODGERS: Have begun workouts at Vera Beach. (407) 569-6858. FLORIDA MARLINS: Today at Melbourne.

(407) 633-9200. ATLANTA BRAVES: Today in West Palm Beach. (407) 683-6100. BALTIMORE ORIOLES: Today in Fort Lauderdale. (954)776-1921.

MONTREAL EXPOS: Thursday in West Palm Beach. (407)684-6801. NOTE: Workout times for some teams have not been determined. Friday's results Tiger Classic. Stuart: Santaluces 10.

St. Thomas Aquinas John I. Leonard 1 1. Martin County 1 Fort Pierce Central Cobra Classic: Florida Bible 18. Benjamin 13; Taiiahassee-McClay 6, Fort Pierce Westwood Central vs.

King's Academy. DNR; Okeechobee vs. Florida Air Academy. DNR; Key West vs. Sebastian River.

DNR; Sebnng vs. Miami-Gulliver, Miami Lakes vs. Olympic Heights, DNR Port St. Lucie 9. Boca Raton 2 Gold Coast at Berean.

DNR Today's games South Fork vs. John I. Leonard at South Fork, 1 p.m.; Martin County vs. Palm Beach Gardens at Martin County, 1 0 a.m.; St. Thomas Aquinas vs.

W.T. Dwyer at Martin County, 1 p.m. Fort Pierce Central Cobra Classic: Okeechobee. John Carroll, Fort Pierce Central, Fort Pierce Westwood, Benjamin, Olympic Heights, King's Academy, Sebastian River Boca Raton at Port St. Lucie, 2 p.m.

Friday's results District 10-6A championship at Wellington: Spanish River 61, Wellington 47 District 9-6A championship at Palm Bay: Vera Beach 67, Eau Gallie 57 District 14-5A championship at Boca Raton High: William T. Dwyer 66, Palm Beach Gardens 56 District 13-5A championship at Fort Pierce Central: South Fork 7 1 Fort Pierce Central 56 District 14-4A championship at Clew-iston: Clewiston 64, Glades Central 63 District 7-3A championship at Indian River Community College: Pahokee 71, Melbourne Central Catholic 46 District 7-2A championship at Fort Lauderdale-Westminster Academy: Westminster Academy 72, Moore Haven 58 District 7-1 A championship at Lake Worth Christian: R.J. Hendley 55, Broward Christian 34 Wednesday's games Regional playoffs 7:30 p.m. unless noted First round Class 6A Eau Gallie at Spanish River; Wellington at Vera Beach Class 5A Fort Pierce Central at William T. Dwyer; Palm Beach Gardens at South Fork Class 4A Glades Central at Florida Air Academy; Titusville-Astronaut at Clewiston Friday's games Regional playoffs 7:30 p.m.

unless noted First round Class 3A Ransom Everglades at Pahokee; Melbourne Central Catholic at MacArthur North Class 2A Hollywood Christian at Westminster Academy; Moore Haven at Florida Christian Class 1A Holy Cross at R.J. Hendley; Broward Christian at Northwest Christian Saturday, Feb. 24 Regional playoffs 7:30 p.m. unless noted Semifinals Class 6A First-round winners, sites TBA Class 5A First-round winners, sites TBA Class 5A First-round winners, sites TBA Tuesday, Feb. 27 Regional playoffs 7:30 p.m.

unless noted Finals Class 3A First-round winners, sites TBA Class 2A First-round winners, sites TBA Class 1A First-round winners, sites TBA Wednesday, February 28 Regional playoffs 7:30 p.m. unless noted Finals Class 6A Semifinal winners, sites TBA Class 5A Semifinal winners, sites TBA Class 5A Semifinal winners, sites TBA Monday, March 4 State Tournament Semifinals Class 3A Teams, times. TBA Class A Teams, times. TBA Tuesday, March 5 State Tournament Finals Friday's results District 10-6 A championship at Palm Beach Lakes: Wellington 61, Palm Beach Lakes 44 District 14-5A championship at William T. Dwyer: William T.

Dwyer 56, Boca Raton 47 District 13-5A championship at Port St. Lucie: Martin County 54, Fort Pierce Central 49 District 14-4A championship at Glades Central: Suncoast 70, Glades Central 51 District 7-3A championship at Cardinal Newman: Cocoa Beach 48, Melbourne Central Catholic 33 District 7-2A championship at Glades Day: Benjamin 46, Fort Lauderdale-Westminster 38 Tuesday's games Regional playoffs 7:30 p.m. unless noted First round Class 6A Palm Bay at Wellington; Palm Beach Lakes at Eau Gallie Class 5A Fort Pierce Central at William T. Dwyer; Boca Raton at Martin County Class 4A Glades Central at Rockledge; Titusville-Astronaut at Suncoast Friday's games Regional playoffs 7:30 p.m. unless noted First round Class 3A Marathon at Cocoa Beach; Melbourne Central Catholic at Miami Archbishop Cur-ley Class 2A Florida Christian at Benjamin; Fort Lauderdale-Westminster Academy at Westminster Christian Class 1A Miami Christian at Fort Lauderdale Christian; Highlands Christian at Princeton Christian Saturday, Feb.

24 Regional playoffs 7:30 p.m. unless noted Semifinals Class 6A First-round winners, sites TBA Class 5A First-round winners, sites TBA Class SA First-round winners, sites TBA Tuesday, February 27 Regional playoffs 4- Mi lij dl.iH ftf ilt ijt.rti State tournament At Capital Stadium, Tallahassee Friday's Class 6A semifinals Spanish River 2, Clearwater-Country-side 1 Orange Park 3, Parkland-Douglas 2 Today's Class 6A final Spanish River (29-2-1) vs. Orange Park (29-2-1), 6 p.m. Friday's results John I. Leonard 4, Boca Raton 1 Palm Beach Gardens 14, Lake Brantley 5 W.T.

Dwyer at Key West, DNR Today's games W.T. Dwyer at Key West Lake Worth, Palm Beach Gardens. Olympic Heights, Santaluces at Lake Mary Tournament HUM'S Friday's results Boys Suncoast Invitational Team scores: 1. John I. Leonard 48.

2. Wellington 46, 3. Suncoast 23, 4. Palm Beach Gardens 1 7. Shot put: 1.

Nettles (W) 2. Pinkney (W) 3. Osborne (S) 37' 1 1'4 Discus: No event; Long jump: No event; High jump: 1. Williams (S) 2. Hernandez (JL) 3.

Winters (W) 800 relay: 1. John I. Leonard 9:03, 2. Wellington 9:38, 3. Suncoast 100 hurdles: 1 Zhah (JL) 16.5, 2.

Amason (JL) 17.0. 3. Sleurimond (PBG) 1 8. 1 100 dash: 1 Mentesee (W) 1 1 .5, 2. Anderson (PBG) 1 1 .9, 3.

Tucker (PBG) :12.1; 1500 run: 1. Mazzeo (JL) 5:01, 2. Brandon (W) 5:01.3, 3. Burkhart (JL) 400 relay: 1. Wellington :46.5, 2.

Palm Beach Gardens :47.4, 3. Suncoast :49.7; 400 dash: 1 Hanna (JL) :57.3. 2. Elliott (W) :58. 1.

3. Lawrence (PBG) :58.5; 800 run: 1. Galle (JL) 2:08. 2. Knight (S) 2:22, 3.

Sheldon (JL) 2:23. Martin County meet: Team scores: 1. Sebastian River 187, 2. Martin County 1 56. 3.

Benjamin 51,4. Olympic Heights 47, 5. RJ. Hendley 39. 3,200 relay: 1.

Martin County, 2. Sebastian River 9:48.41 120 high hurdles: 1 Stylanos (OH) 17:65, 2. Williams (SEBR) 19:28. 3. Williams (SEBR) 18:06.

100: 1. Butler (RJH) 1 1.63, 2. Dale (BEN) 1 1.75, 3. Crawford (SEBR) 7.81. 1,600: 1.

Miller (SEBR) 5:12.97, 2. Howard (MC) 5:14.9. 3. McCarthy (MC) 5:23.6. 400 relay: 1 Sebastian River 47.38.

2. R.J. Henley 47.82, 3. Martin County 48.8. 400: 1 Fnhofer (MC) 57.7, 2.

Walker (MC) 58.12, 3. See (SEBR) 60.56. 300 hurdles: 1. Data (BEN) 43.62, 2. Crawford (SEBR) 44.4, 3.

Stylanos (OH) 45.28. 800: 1 Robb (MC) 2:19. 2. Ramsey (SEB) 2:24. 3.

Miller (SEB) 2:29. 200: 1 Taylor (SEBR) 24.26, 2. Thorton (SEBR) 24.3. 3. Levy (OH) 25.4.

3,200: 1. Miller (SEBR) 12:11,2. Stine (MC) 12:23, 3. Juinta (SEBR) 12:27. 1,600 relay: 1.

Sebastian River 2. Martin County 4: 10.6, 3. Olympic Heights 4:17. Discus: 1 Gowda (BEN) 127-11 'A. 2.

Fnehofer (MC) 124-1, 3. Paez (MC) Shot put: Fisk (MC) 38-9. 2. Paez (MC) 38-6, 3. Abellard (BEN) 38-1 34.

Long jump: 1. Crawford (SEBR) 20-9, 2. Bulton (RJH) 20-4. 3. Levy (OH) 17-34.

Triple jump: 1. Butler (RJH) 37-1, 2. Thorton (SEBR) 37-0, 3. Jefferson (SEBR) 34-7. High jump: 1.

Davis (MC) 5-10. 2. Ford (MC) 5-8. 3. Dawkms (SEBR) 5-2.

Pole vault: 1. Wa-kam (BEN) 10-0, 2. Venturini (MC) 9-0, 3. Porter (SEBR) 8-6. Girls Suncoast Invitational Team scores: 1.

Suncoast 74, 2. John I. Leonard 50, 3. Wellington 45, 4. Palm Beach Gardens 0.

Shot put: 1. Minnis (JL) 31 2. White (W) 3. Hendrix (JL) Discus: 1 White (W) 2. Minnis (JL) 3.

Gross (S) 79' Long jump: 1 Eaton (JL) 14' 2. SSmith (S) 3. Kennedy (JL) 14 High jump: 1 Paolino (W) 4' 2. Eaton (JL) 3. Gross (S) 800 relay: 1.

Wellington 11:16.0, 2. Suncoast 1 1 :34.0, 3. John I. Leonard 1 100 hurdles: 1. McLawrence (S) 18.

1 2. LSmith (S) :20.5, 3. Hose (W) :2 1 100 dash: 1. Dillard (S) 13-0, 2. Carter (S) :13.1,3.

SSmith 1500 run: 1. Richards (S) 6:13.0. 2. Read (W) 6:14.0, 3. Cragun (W) 400 relay: 1.

Suncoast :51.2, 2. John I. Leonard :54.8, 3. Wellington :60.1; 400 dash: 1. La-zams (W) 1:07.4, 2.

Infante (JL) 1:08.4, 3. LSmith (S) 800 run: 1. Richards (S) 2:42, 2. Graig (JL) 2:43.0, 3. Burgos (S) 2:56.0.

Martin County meet: Team scores: 1. Lake Worth 105, 2. Martin County 95, 3. Sebastian River 77, 4. Benjamin 17, 5.

R.J. Henley 17, 6. Olympic Heights 16. 3.200 relay: 1. Sebastian River 1 1 :08, 2.

Martin County 1 1 1 8, 3. Benjamin 12:18. 110 high hurdles: 1. Ray (LW) 20.21, 2. Eggerman(MC) 21.47, 3.

Specht (MC) 21.87. 100: 1. Dent (RJH) 1 2.68. 2. Welcome (MC) 1 3.

1 6, 3. Senat (LW) 13.57. 1,600: 1. Caraballo (LW) 5:51, 2. Wagner (MC) 5:59, 3.

Fellui (SEBR) 400 relay: 1 Martin County 54.7, 2. Lake Worth 55.53, 3. Benjamin 57.00. 400: Rodriguez (LW) 1:09.1, 2. Brown (LW) 1:09.2, 3.

Milee (LW) 1:11.7. 300 hurdles: 1. Hulick (MC) 52.7, 2. Ray (LW) 59.25, 3. Friehofer (MC) 1 :00.7 800: 1 Warren (SEBR) 2:39, 2.

Kirkland (SEB) 3. Margold (OH) 2:46.5. 200: 1. Dent (RJH) 26.63, 2. Welcome (MC) 27.43, 3.

Lewis (MC) 27.68. 3,200: 1. Caraballo (LW) 12:46, 2. Warren (SEBR) 13:26, 3. Wooley (SEBR) 13:28.

1,600 relay: 1. Lake Worth 4:41.9, 2. Sebastian River 4:46.4, 3. Martin County 4:54.7. Discus: 1.

Germany (BEN) 84-3'2, 2. Wetimore (SEB) 81-2, 3. Hamilton (MC) 74-1. Shot put: 1. Wetimore (SEBR) 26-0, 2.

Hamilton (MC) 25-7, 3. Gonzalez (LW) 22-4. Long jump: 1. Thompson (LW) 14-2, 2. Knoles (SEBR) Blotnick (OH) 1 3-2.

Triple jump: 1. Brown (LW) 26-9, 2. Ford (MC) 25-9'2, 3. Adams (SEBR) 25-8'2 High jump: 1. carrand (LW) 4-10, 2.

Fantozzi (MC) 4-8, 3. McGoye (MC) 4-8. Pope John Paul at Spanish River, DNR Lewis Rltter (Jacksonville-Episcopal) ma. dec. Jeremy Vonknoblauch (Clewiston) 9-0; 152: Michael Barnard (Zephyrhills) dec.

Carl Tucker (Forest Hill) 8-6; 160: Timothy Bruner (Mar-lanna) p. Johnny Mathtee (Forest Hill) Joshua Wells (Live Oak-Suwannee) mai. dec. Andre Harriott (Glades Central) 12-4; 189: Ser-gios Jordan Jacksonville ibault) p. Kurt Sei-denstucker (Clewiston) 21S: Jose Salas (Immokalee) p.

Anthony Pugh (Clewiston) 275: Andre Johnson (Pasco) p. Lawrence Hall (Suncoast) Derrick Anderson (Clewiston) maj. dec. Mike Kim (Tampa-Robinson) 12-2. Second round results Winners advance to semifinals Class 6A 112: George Cintron (John I.

Leonard) tech. fall Josh Murray (Tampa-Gaither) 135: Lamar Washington (Wellington) dec. Carlos Sevi-lla (South Miami) 11-9; 215: J.C. Caiuste (Atlantic) dec. Ben Fonszca (Coral Park) 2-1.

Class 5A 103: Jason Casiano (Port St. Lucie) dec. Luis DeJesus (New Smyrna Beach) 11-2; 140: Trey Burlingame (Jupiter) p. Robert Brown (Au-burndale) 152: Perry Parks (Fort Pierce Central) dec. Lance Spencer (Kisslmmee-Gate-way) 11-5; 171: John Butler (Fort Pierce Westwood) dec.

Tinsley Baker (St. Augustine) 5-4 OT; 215: Marvin Armstrong (Fort Pierce Westwood) dec. Cortney Harris (St, Augustine) 10-8; 275: Mario Richardson (Fort Pierce Westwood) p. Brian Kuleski (Flagler-Palm Coast) 4:22. Class 4A 112: Sam Gonite (Suncoast) dec.

Clarence Luster (Bartow) 10-8; 119: Ronnie Thompson (Glades Central) dec. Bernie Martinez (Immokalee) 8-6; 145: Jerry Seymore (Glades Central) tech. fall Jonathan Mikail (Brooksville Central) 275: Derrick Anderson (Clewiston) dec. Richard Rodriguez (Immokalee) 9-2. Today's schedule Semifinals, 10 a.m.; wrestlebacks, 12:30 p.m.; consolation finals, 6 p.m.; finals, 7:30 p.m.

if wSKv, 1 Sis IK: Median's goal lifts Spanish River to 6A state title game By JIM OBERDIER Special to The Palm Beach Post TALLAHASSEE Spanish River wanted to make sure it didn't repeat its performance in last year's girls state soccer tournament. The Sharks, who lost their 1995 semifinal match in overtime to Clearwater-Countryside, were heading into another overtime against the Cougars in the Class 6A state semifinals on Friday at Capital Stadi- drew Vanderllnde Jacksonville-Wolfson) dec. Jason Corcoran (Martin County) 12-5; Justin Lindemann (Palm Beach Gardens) tech. fall Justin Smith (Tallahassee-Godby) 135: Seth Boone (Pinellas Park) John Elsiaeh (Jupiter) Howard Hoffman (Largo) tech. fall Raul Gomez (South Fork) 140: Trey Burlingame (Jupiter) tech.

fall Bao Nguyen (Springstead-Rutherford) Drew Calma (Inverness-Citrus) dec. Nahume Belvitus (Fort Pierce Westwood) 11-6; 145: Joe Tuttolomondo (Daytona-Seabreeze) dec. Michael Agnew (Fort Pierce Westwood) 10-4; Cory Hill (Springstead) p. Adam Klavon (Boca Raton) 152: David Weeks (Naples) dec. George Pinto (Boca Raton) 7-0; Perry Parks (Fort Pierce Central) p.

Allen Payton (Clearwater) 160: Victor Hernandez (St. Cloud) dec. Eddie Yearby (Port St. Lucie) 8-3; Rob Fries (Flagler-Palm Coast) p. Rob Morris (Boca Raton) John Butler (Fort Pierce Westwood) p.

Lionel Bryant (Pa-latka) 189: Feron Sanders (Flagler-Palm Coast) dec. Daryl Hill (Jupiter) 8-2; John Stan-ieski (New Port Richey-River Ridge) p. Buddy Schultheiss (Martin County) Demery Brown (Port St. Lucie) dec. Michael Turner (Tarpon Springs) 2-0; 215: Jason Dempsey (Springstead-Rutherford) tech.

fall Preston Bass (Okeechobee) Marvin Armstrong (Westwood) p. Kris Albright (Ocala-Vanguard) 275: Mario Richardson (Fort Pierce Westwood) p. Rocky Glover (Charlotte) :50. Class 4A 103: Josh Wiles (Plant City-Durant) p. Jerome Harder (Clewiston) 4:12, 112: Sam Gonite (Suncoast) mai.

dec. Jamie Stowell (Jacksonville-Bishop Kenny) 10-1; John Carmona (Wakulla) dec. Erik Howard (Clewiston) 10-7; 119: Ronnie Thompson (Glades Central) dec. Eric Lato (Tampa Catholic) 6-3; 125: Derek Riley (Live Oak-Suwannee) p. Selwyn Laing (Clewiston) Alfred Dennard (Glades Central) dec.

Tom Buettner (Wakulla) 6-5; 130: Mike Zink (Lemon Bay) p. Johnny Stephens (Clewiston) 135: Matt Walker (Tampa-Jesuit) dec. Dexter Brockman (Glades Central) 8-6 OT; 140: Steve Ames (Cocoa) dec. Dimitri Lot) (Clewiston) 12-10, 145: Jerry Seymour (Glades Central) tech. fall Josh Herbert (Fernandina Beach) f7 frfi iff -iTTffl iff Spanish the for a header.

10 goals, didn't minute. Jaffee away, but her The Cougars minutes earlier rebound of her That was who had six The tie amends on her Meehan's "Breakaways who has 30 goals had to make it the crossbar). 4 urn. Girls Soccer But sophomore Lauren Median made sure Spanish River wouldn't have to play an extra period as the Sharks avenged last year's elimination with a 2-1 victory to advance to today's title game against Orange Park at 6 p.m. Orange Park beat Parkland-Douglas 3-2 Friday.

"We remembered last year's game because we feel we let the game slip away," Spanish River coach Rocky Orezzoli said. "We wanted to make sure that it didn't happen again. We started to let up, but we played our best soccer during the last 35 minutes." Median's goal with five minutes left in the match came on a crossing pass from freshman forward Maren Jaffee. It was only Spanish River's third shot of the half. "I kind of saw her," Jaffee added about Meehan's goal.

"I wasn't sure if she'd be there or if she'd be offside." Meehan, who managed to beat the defender to the left post, took the crossing pass, and with relative ease, gave the Sharks the win. "I knew I could get inside my girl," said Meehan. "I pretty much just touched it in from there." The game, played in 40 degree temperatures with 40 mph wind gusts, helped keep offense to a minimum. After Vanessa Solon's free kick slid through the arms of Countryside goalkeeper Monica Stoldt just seven minutes into the game, the Sharks (30-2-1) wouldn't muster much offense until well into the second half. Spanish River, which hali five players with at least THE ASSOCIATED PRESS River's Vanessa Solon (left), who-scored game's first goal on a free kick, goes get a second-half shot until the 66th had a point-blank shot from 12 feet attempt sailed just over the crossbar.

(16-6-2) had tied the game about 20 when Jamie Theil tapped in the own shot. the only shot that got past Rachel Elsby, saves for the Sharks. score set the stage for Jaffee, who made short miss when she assisted on game-winner. aren't my speciality," said Jaffee, and 20 assists this season. "I knew I up to my teammates (for her shot over "HjQ.

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