St. Thomas Aquinas senior goalkeeper Julia Kantor was named to the ESPN RISE Winter All American first team. Teammate Julie Schumacher, a senior forward, was named to the third team.
Tatiana Coleman, a senior forward from West Boca High, was a second team selection




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Archbishop McCarthy, winners of back-to-back Class 4A state baseball championships, finished with a No. 3 national ranking in the final Powerade Fab 50 ESPN RISE baseball rankings released Tuesday.
West Boca, the Class 5A state champion, was ranked No. 14.




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A month after winning its Florirda-record 11th state championship, the St. Thomas Aquinas girls soccer team is one step closer to earning a potential national title.

This week, the Raiders grabbed the top spot in the most recent ESPN Rise Powerade Fab 50 poll.

Although some parts of the nation–including Texas–are still competing in their respective soccer seasons, there’s good reason for the Raiders to feel confident they’ll hang on to that top spot. The team ranked No. 2–Texas’ McKinney Boyd–is still playing, but their lone loss this season came against St. Thomas.

The Raiders, who have long been a Broward County and Florida soccer power, capped a remarkable 25-1-0 season last month with a 2-0 victory over Newsome in the Class 5A state championship. At the time, St. Thomas was ranked No. 7 in the nation, while Newsome was No. 2.

That win marked the third time this season St. Thomas upset a highly-ranked opponent. McKinney Boyd and Melbourne were both No. 1 when they lost their respective matches against St. Thomas.

If St. Thomas keeps the No. 1 ranking–as expected it will–the program will clinch its sixth national title and its first since 2004.

The Raiders also won national titles in 1995, 1996, 1997, and 1998.

For a look at the most current ESPN Rise Powerade Fab 50, CLICK HERE.




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