In a flurry of championship action last week, Lakeside Junior High's girls basketball, Oakleaf Junior High's boys basketball and Lake Asbury Junior High's wrestling teams all won championship games …
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In a flurry of championship action last week, Lakeside Junior High's girls basketball, Oakleaf Junior High's boys basketball and Lake Asbury Junior High's wrestling teams all won championship games highlighted by a third consecutive North Florida Championship wrestling title by Lake Asbury and coach Riley Girgis.
In basketball, Oakleaf took down an upset-minded Green Cove Springs Junior High team 46-31 at Lakeside Junior High on Thursday with the Lakeside Junior girls hoops team beating Wilkinson Junior High 45-30 at Oakleaf Junior High.
In Lake City, Girgis and his Lake Asbury grapplers took a tough 263.0-241.5 North Florida title from River Springs Middle School with Lake City Middle School third with 191.0. Green Cove was fourth, Lakeside fifth, Wilkinson seventh and Oakleaf 15th.
For Girgis, individual champions were seventh grader Abigail Harvey—with an impressive 14-2 record—Hunter Jones and Blaize Kocak with Gabe Adams, Tristan Burton and Trevon Sebree all finalists.
Jones was undefeated for his two seasons at Lake Asbury.
