Lake Mary stretches a streak

Lake Mary extended its baseball win streak to 15 in a row by avenging a loss against the area’s top-ranked team on Tuesday night.

The host Rams (17-2), ranked No. 2 in the Sentinel Super Six, scored six runs over the first two innings and rolled from there to an 11-3 win over No. 1-ranked Hagerty (17-4).

The teams combined for 11 hits and 11 errors on the night. Hagerty rallied to win the first meeting 7-6 on Feb. 22.

“We want to try and keep the momentum going heading into the playoffs,” Lake Mary coach said. “We’re always preaching to defend your territory and your home, so being able to win here means a lot.”

Lake Mary starter held the Huskies hitless through three innings before finishing the night with five strikeouts and three hits allowed in five innings.

Hagerty cut the deficit to 6-1 in the top of the fourth, but Lake Mary quickly answered with four more runs in the bottom of the frame.

drove home two runs, scored three times and doubled off the upper part of the fence in left field.

and each crossed home plate twice while collected a pair of basehits that produced three runs. finished 3-for-3 with a walk and three runs scored for Hagerty. The Rams drove in two runs in the first inning on two-out singles by Moore and They added four more runs in the second inning, which chased Hagerty’s starter after building a 6-0 advantage. Windermere High School sophomore

had another huge day of track and field to lead the first-year Wolverines to the championship of Tuesday’s Class 4A, District 3 meet.

She won the high jump, long jump and 300-meter low hurdles, and anchored Windermere’s winning 4x100 relay.

In the hurdles, Ugarte crushed her previous best of 44.75 seconds with a 43.53 clocking that ranks No. 1 in the state and No. 2 in the U.S. among sophomores.

Apopka edged West Orange 138-134 for the boys title. The Blue Darters clinched by winning the final event, the 4x400 relay, ahead of second place West Orange.

(who has a mononymic oneword name), anchored that winning relay for Apopka after placing first in both the triple jump and 300 hurdles.

Teammate first in the 100-meter dash in 10.66. Olympia ninth-grader

ran 4A’s fastest girls 200 of the year, a 24.06, to edge Evans senior

(24.08) by two-hundredths of a second. was In the 4A, District 5 meet at St. Cloud, Kissimmee Osceola’s girls won the 4x400 to edge Lakeland George Jenkins by two points, 163-161, for the team title.

The Eagles turned the tables on the boys side, winning 159-156 over the Kowboys.

St. Cloud senior had wins in the 1,600 and 3,200 and the 4x800.