Athletics
Tennis Advances to Regional Finals
Yesterday the girls’ and boys’ tennis teams both advanced to the regional finals with their wins. The girls defeated Father Lopez 6-1 while the boys defeated Trinity Catholic 7-0. Both teams will play in the regional championship at the Clements Tennis Center on Thursday. The girls will host Oak Hall and the boys will host…
Read MoreSoftball Claims Number One Seed for District Tournament
Winning five in a row, the softball team will enter next week’s district tournament as the number one seed. They will play the winner of Bolles vs. Wolfson Tuesday night at Marchman Field. First pitch is set for 6:00 p.m. This year the team has wins over Nease, Oakleaf, West Nassau, Bishop Snyder, and Bolles,…
Read MoreTrack Teams Advance to Regional Meet
Both girls’ and boys’ track teams participated in the district track meet hosted by Raines High School on Friday. The girls came away with a second place team finish. Regional qualifiers for the girls were: Skyler Watts ’24 – first place in the 100m; Nia Atcherson ’24 – first place in the 800m; Harper McEvoy…
Read MoreBeaches Basketball Season Wraps Up
The Beaches Campus basketball season wraps up this week. The boys’ and girls’ team demonstrated sportsmanship, teamwork, and have grown tremendously in their basketball skills during the season. The Lower School basketball program provides an opportunity for students in grades four through six to learn the basics of the sport, compete in the NFISAC, practice…
Read MoreWeightlifting Heads to State Finals
Last week the weightlifting team advanced two Eagles to the state final meet. Cooper Jevic ’21 (169 pound class) and Tommaso Pozoni ’21 (238 pound class) both qualified to compete in the state meet based on their regional performances last weekend. The state finals are held at Port St. Joe High School April 23-24. Good…
Read MoreGirls Rowing Wins at State Sculling Championships
On Saturday, Girls Rowing took eight athletes to the State Sculling Championships in Sarasota to compete in five different categories against schools and clubs. All five boats were the highest placing Scholastic entry, winning Scholastic titles and earning the Florida bid to Scholastic Nationals. Varsity Single: First overall and Scholastic — Allie Alton ’21 Varsity…
Read MoreBaseball Celebrates Seniors on Monday
The baseball team has had a great season so far, sitting at 13-3 on the year. The have had wins against Ridgeview High School, Bishop Snyder, and Bishop Kenny to name a few. Tonight they will host Bolles in a key district match up at Ray Knight Field. They will close out the week on…
Read MoreWeightlifting Heads to Regionals
On Saturday the weightlifting team will head to West Nassau High School for the FHSAA regional meet. Three lifters will represent Episcopal: Cooper Jevic ’21 in the 169 weight class, Nicholas Vitulli ’22 in the 199 weight class, and Tommaso Pozzoni ’21 in the 238 weight class. If they advance, they will head to the…
Read MoreGirls Rowing Excels at City Championships
Last Saturday, the girls’ rowing team hosted the city championships on the Ortega River and came away with multiple first place finishes. The girls placed first in the single, double, Varsity 4, and JV 8 races. They are back in the water next weekend for the State Sculling Championships in Sarasota. Go Eagles!
Read MoreSoftball Earns Win Eight
Last night Varsity Softball hosted Clay High School and came away with a 3-0 win. Senior Maddie Latta was perfect on the night, striking out 14 on the way to a no hitter. Grace Jones led the Eagles with two hits in the victory. The Eagles are now 8-4 on the season and are back…
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