The Jesuit Tigers showed why they are one of the powerhouse teams in 5A Friday night, as they scored quickly and often in their 44-0 win over the DeSoto Bulldogs. The Tigers’ field is in the shadows of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers stadium and have a state championship under their belt along with…
Last Friday night the Bulldogs made a first appearance in postseason play since 2014 when they won their district. With three straight seasons with less than four wins each, they got their feet wet in the postseason playoffs.
Got the call from Chris he had four green stickers on his weekly report card and that he was being pardoned by his daddy for a visit with Nana. God bless my son. Friday afternoon I got in the car and went to get my little guy.
Bonnie Molloy from the Arcadia Radio Shack and the Arcadian newspaper teamed up to give DeSoto County football players a big “Thank You” for their successful season with a pizza party at the Radio Shack store.
Before the DeSoto County’s final regular season game at Lakewood Ranch, I asked Bulldog head coach Bumper Hay what was needed to happen for the team to reach the playoffs.
It was a pretty simple storyline for the DeSoto County Middle School softball team as they faced Sebring in their final game of the season. Win, and they are champions of the tough Heartland Conference. Lose, and they fall into a three-way tie with Hardee and Sebring for the top spot.
The Jesuit Tigers showed why they are one of the powerhouse teams in 5A Friday night, as they scored quickly and often in their 44-0 win over the DeSoto Bulldogs. The Tigers’ field is in the shadows of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers stadium and have a state championship under their belt along with…
Last Friday night the Bulldogs made a first appearance in postseason play since 2014 when they won their district. With three straight seasons with less than four wins each, they got their feet wet in the postseason playoffs.
Got the call from Chris he had four green stickers on his weekly report card and that he was being pardoned by his daddy for a visit with Nana. God bless my son. Friday afternoon I got in the car and went to get my little guy.
Bonnie Molloy from the Arcadia Radio Shack and the Arcadian newspaper teamed up to give DeSoto County football players a big “Thank You” for their successful season with a pizza party at the Radio Shack store.
Before the DeSoto County’s final regular season game at Lakewood Ranch, I asked Bulldog head coach Bumper Hay what was needed to happen for the team to reach the playoffs.
It was a pretty simple storyline for the DeSoto County Middle School softball team as they faced Sebring in their final game of the season. Win, and they are champions of the tough Heartland Conference. Lose, and they fall into a three-way tie with Hardee and Sebring for the top spot.
For the third straight year the DeSoto County Middle School football team ended their season with a win. The 36-16 win over Sebring gave the Bulldogs a 3-4 record for the season. Two of their four losses were to Hardee, a team that only gave up one touchdown this year.
The Football Gods and ghosts of players past gathered last Friday night to watch the 100th meeting of the oldest rivalry in Florida, as the Hardee Wildcats took a hard-fought win over the Bulldogs, 15-6.
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With just an average of two points separating the two teams in all nine of their sets this season, you could have expected a close semi-final match. The first set saw seven ties, and the biggest lead either team had was the final score for Desoto at 25-21.
The DeSoto County Bulldogs trailed by three points with under two minutes to play in the third quarter ... and then bombed Bayshore with three touchdowns to take a 43-31 win over the Bruins on homecoming.
It was another tough outing for the DMS Bulldogs, as they faced a very talented Hardee Wildcats team at Hardee last week. The final score was 48-0 ... with just one game left for the Bulldogs.
The DeSoto County boys cross-country team finished first out of five schools last week in a meet at Hardee. The boys team was paced by Leo Robles with a time of 18:52 to finish sixth. Jayme Moran was just under five seconds behind Robles to finish seventh.
The DeSoto Bulldogs used their all-purpose athlete Bubba Mele to break open a close game and give the homecoming crowd a 43-31 win over the Bayshore Bruins Friday night.
