Cumberland has a Biggs weapon, but added talent has it title chasing

CUMBERLAND – If Lucy Biggs only scored two goals in a game last season, it usually meant bad things for the Cumberland girls lacrosse team.

This year, it means something different.

Last year as Biggs went, the Clippers went and it was nearly good enough to get them to the Division II final. The senior remains a star for Cumberland, but the addition of some talented freshmen have changed how the team operates. The Clippers showed off their balance Friday against Burrillville, coming out blazing hot and never letting up in a 15-5 win over the Broncos.

“This season we’ve been working on consistently passing and I think we came out with that in the first quarter and didn’t have many turnovers,” Biggs said. “That momentum lasted the whole game.”

“It gives us a lot of confidence to keep going,” said Cumberland freshman Hadley Henderson, who scored four goals in the win. “I think we’ve had a few ups and downs here and there, but knowing we can beat a really good team – because they are – it gives us the strength to keep going.”

Biggs was the show last spring, scoring 59 goals and earning a Second Team All-State nod. When she took over games, Cumberland won. When teams faceguarded her and threw multiple defensive players to prevent her from taking over – like Lincoln School did in the Division II semifinals – it always end well.

Coming into this season Biggs was expected to carry the Clippers and while she’s had a terrific campaign – she’s well over 40 goals so far – some new additions have changed the dynamic of the team’s offense.

Henderson and fellow freshman Ella Mancuso have sparkled as scoring options for Cumberland and showed their offensive prowess against Burrillville. In the first quarter, Mancuso popped two home and finished the game with three goals.

Up 7-2 at halftime, Henderson helped put the game away in the third quarter. When she had the ball in her stick, there wasn’t a Bronco that had a chance to stay with her. Henderson scored three times and when the quarter ended, the Clippers were one goal away from getting a running clock.

“She’s so good and she’s only a freshman,” said Biggs of Henderson. “She’s only going to get better.”

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“They were all so welcoming and even with super-welcoming people, it takes a while to get adjusted from youth to high school,” Henderson said. “It’s been fun for me and I know it has been for Ella too.

“We love it and we love playing with them because they’re so encouraging to everyone and so nice to everyone.”

The freshmen weren’t the only ones who played a big role in the offense on Thursday. Senior Brooke Tellier has taken on a larger role in the offense, stepping in for the graduated Abby Skurka, and had three goals in the first quarter and four in the game.

As for Biggs? Well, she was quiet, scoring one goal in the first-quarter binge and adding the final tally of the game. Biggs – who will play at Bryant University next spring – didn’t need to score to affect the game. Burrillville’s defensive game plan was centered on slowing her down and while that might have worked last season, with the newfound weapons its clearly not an advisable plan for opponents going forward.

“[Friday] they came out face-guarding right away and it was great to know my teammates had my back,” Biggs said. “They were able to step up into that scoring role when I was being marked.”

The loss was Burrillville’s second of the season and first to a Division II opponent. The Broncos record drops to 11-2 overall, but they maintain a narrow lead on Cumberland for second in the D-II RPI standings and will look to get back on track on Tuesday, May 12, when they travel to play South Kingstown.

Cumberland is 10-2, third in the D-II RPI – well ahead of fourth-place Cranston West – and the win was its fourth straight following a loss to first-place Westerly on April 27.

The Clippers learned a lot from that game – a 15-11 defeat where they became the first team to score double digits against the Bulldogs this spring – and have an understanding of what their position is in the division and what they need to do if they want to get to Brown University and potentially win a title.

“Just consistency,” said Henderson of what Cumberland needs to work on most. “We’ll keep working, keep passing, catching and working all together. We’ll do the last few games and the connections will keep building and being together will be amazing.”

“We’re super hungry. Every year we’ve gotten further and further,” Biggs said. “Last year was a tough loss, but we’re ready to come back this year.”

This article originally appeared on The Providence Journal:Score of Cumberland at Burrillville girls lacrosse on Friday May 8 2026

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Red Wings' Justin Faulk, Max Plante to represent Team USA at men's worlds

Detroit— The Red Wings didn't make the playoffs, but defenseman Justin Faulk is going to play more hockey.

Faulk,acquired at the trade deadline in March, will represent Team USA at the upcoming men's world championships May 15-31 in Zurich and Fribourg, Switzerland.

Faulk, 34, provided the spark general manager Steve Yzerman was anticipating Faulk could provide the Wings, with five goals and eight points in 17 games. Faulk had 16 goals and 40 points last season with the Wings and St. Louis Blues.

Joining Faulk will be forward Max Plante, the Wings' top prospect who last monthwon the Hobey Baker Awardas the best player in college hockey. Plante, 20, is returning to Minnesota Duluth for another season, with an opportunity to play with his two brothers.

Also on the USA roster, with local connections, are defenseman Declan Carlile (Hartland/Tampa Bay Lightning) and forwards Paul Cotter (Canton/New Jersey Devils), Ryker Lee (Michigan State) and Max Sasson (Birmingham/Vancouver Canucks).

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Michigan head coach Brandon Naurato (Livonia) is an assistant coach on the USA staff.

The USA won its first gold in 92 years at last year's world championships.

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Oregon Lottery Mega Millions, Pick 4 results for May 5

TheOregon Lotteryoffers several draw games for those aiming to win big.

Here's a look at May 5, 2026, results for each game:

Winning Mega Millions numbers from May 5 drawing

12-22-50-51-55, Mega Ball: 10

Check Mega Millions payouts and previous drawings here.

Winning Pick 4 numbers from May 5 drawing

1PM: 0-8-9-9

4PM: 6-0-4-6

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7PM: 4-1-0-1

10PM: 8-2-0-6

Check Pick 4 payouts and previous drawings here.

Feeling lucky?Explore the latest lottery news & results

When are the Oregon Lottery drawings held?

• Powerball: 7:59 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.

• Mega Millions: 7:59 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday.

• Pick 4: 1 p.m., 4 p.m., 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. daily.

• Win for Life: 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.

• Megabucks: 7:29 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.

This results page was generated automatically using information from TinBu and a template written and reviewed by an Oregon editor. You can send feedback usingthis form.

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'The Bear' officially ending after surprise episode drop. Here's when.

So long, chef: "The Bear" is getting ready to serve its last course.

One day after dropping asurprise new episodeof "The Bear," FX has confirmed the Emmy-winning series is coming to an end next month. The show, starringJeremy Allen White, will return June 25 for its fifth season, which will be the series' last.

The final season will consist of eight episodes, all of which will be available to stream on June 25.

Since 2022, White has starred alongsideAyo EdebiriandEbon Moss-Bachrachon "The Bear" as a chef who heads back home to Chicago after his brother's death to take over a sandwich shop, eventually seeking to transform it into a classy, five-star restaurant called The Bear.

Fans suspected "The Bear" was near the end of its run after the fourth season in 2025concluded with White's Carmy Berzatto shockingly announcinghe planned to leave the restaurant.

StarJamie Lee Curtislater appeared to confirm the series was ending in a FebruaryInstagram post. The actress shared a photo with costar Abby Elliott and wrote that they "FINISHED STRONG" and completed "the story of this extraordinary family that we have all fallen in love with."

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'The Bear':Is that shocking finale the end of the series, or is more on the menu?

'The Bear' Gary surprise bonus episode stuns fans

FX confirmed the end of "The Bear" after, in an unusual move, releasing an entirely new episode of the show on May 5, with no prior announcement that it was coming.

Surprise!'The Bear' shocks fans by dropping secret new episode

Titled "Gary," the surprise episode is a standalone, one-hour flashback that takes place before the events of Season 1 and centers on Moss-Bachrach's Richie going on a work trip to Gary, Indiana, with Mikey (Jon Bernthal). Moss-Bachrach and Bernthal cowrote the episode, which is listed on Hulu separate from the main show and is not considered part of a season. Fans can find it by searching "Gary" on Hulu.

"The Bear" has racked up 21 Emmy wins, andnearly 50 nominations, throughout its run, including a win for outstanding comedy series in 2024. It will be the latest Emmys comedy darling to wrap its run after HBO Max's "Hacks," starringJean Smart and Hannah Einbinder, which is scheduled to air its series finale on May 28.

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Twins RHP Joe Ryan (elbow) passes tests, on track for next start

Joe Ryan is one step away from being cleared to make his weekend start for the Minnesota Twins and eradicating panic about a possible elbow injury.

Ryan is scheduled for a bullpen session on Wednesday, which follows a "normal" MRI exam that showed no structural damage to his right elbow and a pain-free throwing session on flat ground Tuesday afternoon in Washington before the second game of their series with the Nationals.

He left Sunday's game against the Blue Jays after two batters due to elbow discomfort.

"He went out and threw today, which was a really good sign. Everything was normal," manager Derek Shelton said. "If everything goes according to plan, then he'll make (his) start on the regular day."

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Ryan has been on the current road trip with the Twins and would be in line to start against the Guardians over the weekend. He's 2-3 in eight starts with 40 strikeouts and a 3.72 ERA in 2026.

Ryan, 29, was bothered by back tightness in spring training but the issues are unrelated.

Ryan had a 13-10 record with a 3.42 ERA with 194 strikeouts for the Twins last season.

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Edgewood's Jonas Dowdell, Cocoa girls 4x100 win Class 2A state titles

Class 2A stepped into the spotlight on Thursday, May 7, at the FHSAA State Track and Field Championships at Hodges Stadium in Jacksonville.

Brevard County athletes won 2 state titles and 2 silver medals. In the boys 3200-meter run, Edgewood senior Jonas Dowdell claimed gold with a time of 9:31.07.

The Edgewood girls 4x800 relay brought home an eighth-place medal.

The Cocoa girls 4x100 relay team of senior I’Yana Barnes, junior Diamond Bryant, senior Jayla Edgecombe and senior La’Nija Thomas raced to the top of the podium, recording a time of 47.38 seconds. Bryant collected silver in the 100 and eighth in the 200.

Cocoa senior Malik Evans placed fourth in the 200 and the boys 4x100 relay team finished eighth.

West Shore junior Landon Plechaty finished as the state runner-up in the javelin with a throw of 54.32 meters.

Cocoa Beach senior Rylan Reyes placed fifth in the 1600. The boys 4x400 and 4x800 relays also recorded the fifth-fastest time. Minutemen junior Frank Venzara finished the 400 in seventh.

Astronaut senior Noah McCollam and junior Kaylee Edwards earned medals in the 3200 and long jump, respectively. McCollam ended in sixth and Edwards leapt to seventh.

Titusville senior Alexander Christian brought home the lone medal with an eighth-place mark in the long jump.

Boys

Team scores:1. Raines 83, T-2 Calvary Christian (Ft. Lauderdale)/Palatka 34, T-4. Andrew Jackson/Cardinal Newman/West Florida 26, 7. Bishop Verot 24, 8. Pensacola 23, 9. Montverde Academy 19, 10. Lakewood 18. T-11. Gulliver Prep/South Walton 16, 13. Villages 15.14. Cocoa Beach 14,15. Wakulla 13, T-16. Bolles/King/King’s Academy 12, 19. Windermere Prep 11,T-20.Aubrey Rogers/Eastside/Edgewood/Florida High/Immaculata-LaSalle/Lemon Bay/Mater Lakes/North Bay Haven/Somerset Canyons/Tenoroc10, T-30. Booker/Lake Highland Prep 9,T-32.Atlantic/Chamberlain/Miami Jackson/West Shore 8, 36. Key West 7,T-37.Calvary Christian (Clearwater)/Cocoa/FAU High/Miami Killian/Angeline Academy6,T-42. Bay/Bishop Kenny/Episcopal/Keys Gate/North Broward Prep/North Miami Beach/Stanton/Stranahan 5, T-50. Baldwin/Crystal River/Nature Coast 4, 53. Godby 3.5,T-54. Astronaut/Bozeman/Chaminade-Madonna/Pensacola Christian/Wolfson3,T-59. Cardinal Mooney/St. Andrew’s/Suwannee 2,T-62.McKeel/Miami Central/Tarpon Springs/Titusville1, 66. Trinity Catholic 0.5

100:1. Kedric Wright Jr. (Palatka) 10.60, 2. Kelvin Brown Jr. (Raines) 10.62, 3. Zamarii Sanders (Cardinal Newman) 10.66, 4. Owen Kaye (Raines) 10.75, 5. Addeson Winns (Chamberlain) 10.78, 6. Dane Elliott (West Florida) 10.82, 7. Kaden Howard (Keys Gate) 10.84, 8. Zachary Reed (Eastside) 10.85,12. Malik Evans (Cocoa) 10.96

200:1. Owen Kaye (Raines) 20.87, 2. Zachary Reed (Eastside) 21.03, 3. Jadrien Carmo (Bishop Verot) 21.13,4. Malik Evans (Cocoa) 21.22,5. Dane Elliott (West Florida) 21.37, 6. Kaden Howard (Keys Gate) 21.46, 7. Michael Webb (Lakewood) 21.70, 8. Addeson Winns (Chamberlain) 21.76,11. Jaylen Daley (Cocoa) 22.08

400:1. Kedric Wright Jr. (Palatka) 46.07, 2. Jadrien Carmo (Bishop Verot) 46.63, 3. Connor Allen (Lake Highland Prep) 47.59, 4. Aariz Rahman (Stanton) 47.61, 5. Zydon Furbert (Montverde Academy) 47.91, 6. Jacobey Mobley (Booker) 47.93,7. Frank Venzara (Cocoa Beach) 48.18,8. Jonathan Downer-Barrett (Raines) 48.37

800:1. David Probola (Villages) 1:51.95, 2. Joe Licata (Cardinal Newman) 1:53.24, 3. Jonathan Anthony (Calvary Christian) 1:54.83, 4. Brandon Webb (Andrew Jackson) 1:54.97, 5. Christian Humphrey (Andrew Jackson) 1:55.88, 6. Bryson Lewis (Raines) 1:55.93, 7. Nathaniel Wilson (Bay) 1:56.29, 8. Rick Schultz (Episcopal) 1:57.11,14. Rylan Reyes (Cocoa Beach) 2:00.10

1600:1. Mason LaBlance (King) 4:18.91, 2. Adrian Iziliaev (Gulliver Prep) 4:21.01, 3. Kevin Aguilar (Mater Lakes) 4:25.31, 4. Donovan Carmichael (West Florida) 4:26.75,5. Rylan Reyes (Cocoa Beach) 4:27.18,6. Noah Carpenter (Nature Coast) 4:27.90, 7. Aidan Chandler (Bolles) 4:28.17, 8. Robert Joines (FAU High) 4:28.40

3200: 1. Jonas Dowdell (Edgewood) 9:31.07,2. Aaron Ches (Bolles) 9:35.02, 3. Kayaan Ghaffar (Gulliver Prep) 9:38.00, 4. Michael Gomez (FAU High) 9:42.09, 5. Kevin Aguilar 9:47.89,6. Noah McCollam (Astronaut) 9:49.67,7. Mason LaBlance (King) 9:52.69, 8. Samuel Merritt (Bay) 9:53.55

110 hurdles:1. Iason Williams (Raines) 14.21, 2. Antanious McClendon (Miami Jackson) 14.42, 3. Akai Tonge (Windermere Prep) 14.55, 4. Raheim Roberts (Raines) 14.56, 5. Tony Fields (Palatka) 14.77, 6. Arinthius Stevens (Godby) 14.81, 7. Jack Whelchel (St. Andrew’s) 14.91, 8. Jeremiah Daniels (Miami Central) 14.92,11. Nicko McNeil (Cocoa) 15.18, 15. Eric Williams (Titusville) 15.58

4x100 relay:1. Tenoroc 40.57, 2. Raines 40.85, 3. Cardinal Newman 40.96, 4. West Florida 41.38, 5. Lakewood 41.64, 6. Chamberlain 41.81, 7. Cardinal Mooney 41.82,8. Cocoa (Raymond Mcoy, Malik Evans, Jaylen Daley, Nicko McNeil) 41.91

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4x400 relay:1. Raines 3:12.82, 2. Andrew Jackson, 3. West Florida 3:17.22, 4. Villages 3:18.78,5. Cocoa Beach (Jovan Jackson, Rylan Reyes, Gage Stanley, Frank Venzara) 3:18.81,6. Calvary Christian 3:20.21, 7. Lakewood 3:20.68, 8. Eastside 3:20.80

4x800 relay:1. Aubrey Rogers 7:52.26, 2. Andrew Jackson 7:52.52, 3. Cardinal Newman 7:55.93, 4. Bishop Kenny 7:56.95,5. Cocoa Beach (Lars Manning, Elijah Daly, Asher Cerveny, Rylan Reyes) 7:58.62,6. Lake Highland Prep 8:01.92, 7. Bolles 8:05.53, 8. McKeel 8:06.11

High jump:1. Khylen Eccles (Pensacola) 2.14m, 2. Mekhi Yan (Atlantic) 2.02, 3. Tristan Richards (Calvary Christian) 1.97, 4. Emmanuel Decembre (North Miami Beach) 1.92, 5. Jayden Smith (North Broward Prep) 1.92, 6. Raheim Roberts (Raines) 1.87, 7. Kamari Saunders (Bay) 1.87, T-8. Mikkel Butler (Godby)/Mike Neal (Trinity Catholic) 1.87,10. Khamari Fletcher (Titusville) 1.87

Pole vault:1. Grant Williams (Montverde Academy) 4.50m, 2. Pierce Williams (South Walton) 4.50, 3. Taylor Leidel (Angeline Academy) 4.35, 4. Max Georgiev (Montverde Academy) 4.35, 5. Thomas Coppedge (Episcopal) 4.20, 6. Cameron Kelley (West Florida) 4.20, 7. Aidan Reilly (South Walton) 4.20, 8. Henry Mosley (South Walton) 4.05,13. Asher Krizmanich (Astronaut) 3.75

Long jump:1. Khylen Eccles (Pensacola) 6.93m, 2. Hamire Walker (Raines) 6.84, 3. Donovan Samuels (Miami Killian) 6.54, 4. David Whitaker (Wakulla) 6.46m, 5. Dequan Jackson (Palatka) 6.43, 6. Jonathan Showers (Pensacola Catholic) 6.42, 7. Jeef Dejean (Key West) 6.42,8. Alexander Christian (Titusville) 6.37

Triple jump:1. Devontey Oliver (Somerset Canyons) 15.02m, 2. David Whitaker (Wakulla) 14.80, 3. Sheldon Brown (Palatka) 13.88, 4. Kevin Carter Jr. (Stranahan) 13.86, 5. Raheim Roberts (Raines) 13.76, 6. Khylen Eccles (Pensacola) 13.68, 7. Jyair Wilson (Lakewood) 13.09, 8. Boston Nguyen (North Broward Prep) 12.95,9. Alexander Christian (Titusville) 12.94

Shot put:1. Micah Deem (Florida High) 16.59m, 2. Liam Marley (Calvary Christian) 16.46, 3. Tyler Murzyn (North Bay Haven) 16.06, 4. Leandro Batista (Key West) 15.92, 5. Edshawn Edouard (King’s Academy) 15.64, 6. David Diez (Calvary Christian) 15.51, 7. Johdeem Jones (Raines) 15.16, 8. Sawyer Fuchs (Calvary Christian) 14.62,9. Trenten Kelly (Titusville) 14.22, 18. Tommy Hay (Astronaut) 13.33

Discus:1. William Schafer (Lemon Bay) 53.57m, 2. Liam Marley (Calvary Christian) 53.13, 3. Maleek Lee (Booker) 48.28, 4. David Diez (Calvary Christian) 47.38, 5. Tyler Murzyn (North Bay Haven) 46.23, 6. Jarret Gay (Bozeman) 45.48, 7. Gabe Ellis (Gulliver Prep) 45.33, 8. Isaiah Watts (Tarpon Springs) 45.30,10. Trenten Kelly (Titusville) 43.95

Javelin:1. Aaron Kluener (Bishop Verot) 58.95m,2. Landon Plechaty (West Shore) 54.32,3. Jack Miller (King’s Academy) 50.21, 4. Preston Hernandez (South Walton) 49.80, 5. Lane Komara (Crystal River) 48.34, 6. John Quinn (Wolfson) 47.81, 7. Frank Brookins (Suwannee) 47.56, 8. Joseph Lizor (Nature Coast) 46.82

Girls

Team scores:T-1. Bolles/Montverde Academy 84, 3. Carrollton 42, 4. American Heritage 36, 5. Andrew Jackson 32, 6. Bishop Kenny 30, 7. Glades Central 28, 8. Episcopal 25, 9. Palatka 23, T-10. Pine Crest/Tampa Catholic 20,12. Cocoa 19,13. Gulliver Prep 18, 14. Pompano Beach 15, 15. Villages 14, 16. Key West 13, 17. Suwannee 12, 18. Oasis 11, 19. Calvary Christian (Ft. Lauderdale) 10, T-20. Florida High/Lake Highland Prep/Ransom Everglades 9, T-23. Boca Ciega/Cardinal Gibbons/Cardinal Newman/Miami Carol City/North Broward Prep 8, T-28. King’s Academy/South Walton 7, 30. St. John Paul II 6, T-31. Chaminade-Madonna/Coral Springs Charter/Immaculata-LaSalle/Paxon/Somerset College Prep/Union County/West Florida 5, T-38. Interlachen/Pensacola Catholic/SLAM/South Sumter 4, T-42. Lemon Bay/North Bay Haven 3,T-44. Astronaut/Berkely Prep/Calvary Christian (Clearwater)/Eastside/Fernandina Beach/NSU University/Pensacola/St. Andrew’s2, T-52.Aubrey Rogers/Edgewood/Marianna/Mater Lakes/Ribault/Tenoroc1

100:1. E’tesia Forbes (Glades Central) 11.57,2. Diamond Bryant (Cocoa) 11.80,3. Danielle Hagans (Andrew Jackson) 11.81, 4. Jewel Domingue (American Heritage) 11.82, 5. DaQuana Howell (Montverde Academy) 11.97, 6. Amia Bethea (Union County) 11.97, 7. Alexcia Liverpool (Chaminade-Madonna) 12.00, 8. Jordynn Tucker (Ribault) 12.03,11. Jayla Edgecombe (Cocoa) 12.30

200:1. E’tesia Forbes (Glades Central) 23.46, 2. DaQuana Howell (Montverde Academy) 24.08, 3. Jewel Domingue (American Heritage) 24.20, 4. Nakira Hudson (Montverde Academy) 24.25, 5. Adriana Rodriguez (Montverde Academy) 24.55, 6. Alexcia Liverpool (Chaminade-Madonna) 24.56, 7. Amia Bethea (Union County) 24.79,8. Diamond Bryant (Cocoa) 24.93, 11. Jayla Edgecombe (Cocoa) 25.12

1600:1. Ryleigh Hermanson (Suwannee) 5:01.00, 2. Sofie Stam (Bolles) 5:04.08, 3. Kate Brice (Episcopal) 5:07.26, 4. Whitney Morgan (Episcopal) 5:08.14, 5. Jazlyn Forbes (Oasis) 5:10.52, 6. Charlotte Joseph (Bolles) 5:12.73, 7. Maya Kovalcik (Fernandina Beach) 5:13.06, 8. Ingrid Astrom (Eastside) 5:13.71,10. Selah Vignier (West Shore) 5:16.12, 15. Rebecca Lee (Edgewood) 5:28.63

100 hurdles:1. Arianna Garcia (Carrollton) 14.05, 2. Jizelle Holland (Montverde Academy) 14.30, 3. Idorenyin Essiet (Pompano Beach) 14.42, 4. Aaliyah Olsen (American Heritage) 14.64, 5. Nijah Garnes (Andrew Jackson) 15.28, 6. Isabel Dawkins (Cardinal Newman) 15.33, 7. Synia Hughley (Pensacola) 15.34, 8. Ari Walker (Bolles) 15.58,11. I’Yana Barnes (Cocoa) 15.67, Raine Fludd (Astronaut) DQ

4x100 relay: 1. Cocoa (I’Yana Barnes, Diamond Bryant, Jayla Edgecombe, La’Nija Thomas) 47.38,2. Calvary Christian 47.94, 3. Boca Ciega 48.14, 4. Cardinal Newman 48.37, 5. Pensacola Christian 48.68, 6. Villages 48.70, 7. Florida High 49.05, 8. Coral Springs Charter 49.22,16. Titusville (Kori Freeman, Madison Ray, Saniig Harrell, Makayla McKenzie) 50.03

4x800 relay:1. Bishop Kenny 9:14.30, 2. Bolles 9:21.17, 3. Cardinal Gibbons 9:28.69, 4. Carrollton 9:31.19, 5. Episcopal 9:38.35, 6. Montverde Academy 9:38.37, 7. Calvary Christian 9:43.99,8. Edgewood (Wiktoria Gividen, Lily Myers, Rebecca Lee, Kendall Ratliff) 9:44.92, 15. Cocoa Beach (Ava Scaglione, Mairyn Mullins, Kylee Fitzpatrick, Esther Dobbin) 9:58.26

Long jump:1. Evie Freeman (Bolles) 6.16m, 2. Jewel Domingue (American Heritage) 5.81, 3. E’tesia Forbes (Glades Central) 5.63, 4. Nayo Wright (Somerset College Prep) 5.51, 5. Mya Shivers (Interlachen) 5.48, 6. Makiyah Mchenry (Florida High) 5.42,7. Kaylee Edwards (Astronaut) 5.39,8. Jashonna Mathis (Marianna) 5.35

Triple jump:1. Jewel Domingue (American Heritage) 12.51m, 2. Michayla Griffin (Villages) 11.74, 3. Destiny Williams (Palatka) 11.54, 4. Krystal Inhoof (Immaculata-LaSalle) 11.48, 5. Wynter Green (Bolles) 11.45, 6. Jizelle Holland (Montverde Academy) 11.41, 7. Amira Bryant (Boca Ciega) 11.38, 8. Tyesha Smith (Eastside) 11.23,17. Kaylee Edwards (Astronaut) 10.53

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