Archive for March, 2023

The St. Andrew’s Scots went deep three times on Monday to put an exclamation point on a 17-3 victory over over the Oxbridge Academy Thunderwolves…

Olympic Heights didn’t have the offense to overcome a Nova team ready to attack the Lions’ high-velocity pitching staff on Monday…

The Warriors looked to end a recent losing skid against the Eagles, but couldn’t keep up with Calvary’s high-powered offense in a 9-3 loss Monday night…

Olympic Heights is the lone Palm Beach County representative in the HSBN March Madness Shootout tournament and the Lions ran into a tough Mater Academy club on Day 1…

Both pitching staffs were lights out on Thursday, but the Eagles came out on top in the bottom of the seventh over the Crusaders…

Glades Day is off to one of the hottest starts in the area this season, and Coach Leon sat down with HSBN to discuss why, along with his dream vacation, and favorite cuisine…

Rocco Gaeta’s RBI double drove in Tristan Head in the bottom of the eighth inning to lift the Bucs to the shutout victory over the defending state champion Eagles…

American Heritage kept things close against Westminster Academy until the very end, but the Stallions fell to a walk-off single on the road…

Taggert and Tracen Cameron led the John Carroll Rams to victory Tuesday night in the opening round of the Westminster Spring Classic…

Michael Tight was strong through four innings for St. Andrew’s on Tuesday, but a big fifth inning led to the Scots dropping Tuesday’s game to PIne Crest 7-2…

John I. Leonard had a stunning comeback Monday night, falling behind 6-1, and then scoring eight runs in the final two innings to stun Lake Worth 9-6…

We sat down with Gators Manager Matt Judkins and discussed his early career success, the state of today’s game, and the balance players have to deal with between travel and high school baseball…

Palm Beach Central defeated one of their biggest rivals Wednesday evening, as they took down Palm Beach Gardens, and gave manager Tony Gullo his 100th career win at Central in the process…