JV Boys Basketball Soars Over Eagles
The junior varsity boys basketball team went up against Jupiter Christian School in the Gonzalez-Lobo Activities Center on 12/5/25. The Pirates leaned on their strong defense and built a 42-8 halftime lead. The second. half saw the Eagles battle back to tie up the game with less than 2 minutes remaining. Mac Antle drove the lane and was fouled, sending him to the foul line. Antle hit a key shot to seal the victory for the Pirates as they emerged the victors, 47-42.
Antle topped the Pirate scoreboard with 12 points, and teammate Reid Morris led the 1st half in scoring with 8 points and finished the game with 11 total points. Trip Williams recorded 8 points, followed closely by Bobby Varricchio with 6. Dylan Colontrelle and Kayleb Redmon contributed 4 points each, and Laker Sochaczevski added 2 points toward the victory.
Antle topped the Pirate scoreboard with 12 points, and teammate Reid Morris led the 1st half in scoring with 8 points and finished the game with 11 total points. Trip Williams recorded 8 points, followed closely by Bobby Varricchio with 6. Dylan Colontrelle and Kayleb Redmon contributed 4 points each, and Laker Sochaczevski added 2 points toward the victory.
Next game is away on 12/9/25 at John Carroll Catholic High School in Fort Pierce, starting at 4:00 PM.
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