Fleming Island High girls basketball wins over Middleburg 69-45 in district 3-5A semifinal with Orange Park nearly duplicating score with 69-44 win over Clay to settle the district final on Friday at …
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Fleming Island High girls basketball wins over Middleburg 69-45 in district 3-5A semifinal with Orange Park nearly duplicating score with 69-44 win over Clay to settle the district final on Friday at Orange Park.
Fleming Island got three double figure scorers in Gianna Crawford (25), amira Martin (10) and Kristina Gallagher (11) with 17 rebounds from Seven Gourdet and five steals from Danessa Pierce.
Clay guard Teaghan Moses had little help with her 19 points and six assists in Clay end of astounding season turnaround from last season (4 wins) for coach Doug Deters to finish at 20-7.
Oakleaf, with a 67-45 district 2-6A semifinal win over Fletcher advances to their final on Friday against top seed Nease High. Nease beat Mandarin 49-28 to advance.
Keystone Heights, a 33-31 district 4-3A opener winner, lost a 78-40 semifinal to top seed Newberry to finish their season at 12-12.
St. Johns Country Day School, led by sophomore Kendall Proffitt's state leading 30 points per game average, will play Friday against Florida School of Deaf and Blind in the district 3-1A championship game.
