Boys golf wins tri-match
OAKLAND, Calif. — The Rays insisted they weren’t nervous, intimidated or overwhelmed by the pomp or the circumstance of playing their first postseason game since 2013, and the first in many of their careers, but that they were ready.
Venice football coach John Peacock has called this year’s schedule the toughest he’s ever assembled, and for good reason.
Aaron Hackett has spent the past two years at Syracuse University putting in the work with little to show for it.
Indians come in fourth at Outback Invitational
The Venice High swim teams competed in their final home meets on Wednesday and did their seniors proud.
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VENICE — On a picture-perfect Saturday morning, the second Battle of the Bridges crew regatta began along the Venice Intracoastal Waterway with the participation of 18 teams and 381 athletes competing in 151 races.
It wasn’t long ago that Da’Marion Escort spent his Friday nights idolizing high school football stars such as running backs Matt LaRoche and Brandon Gregory as they led Venice High to the playoffs.
The Venice volleyball team got out to an early lead in the opening set against the Plant Panthers on Thursday night, but let it slip away in the closing minutes.
Friday’s loss to the Riverview Rams was so shocking to the Indians, Venice football coach John Peacock was nearly at a loss for words.
Recent reports on concussions have discussed how brain injuries and the resulting CTE are more widespread than just in football. Football players, however, wear helmets. So, football heads are better protected. Right? That’s debatable.
The Venice Vikings Pop Warner teams hosted the Naples Hurricanes this past Saturday, with no points allowed to any Hurricanes team. Not only did the defense put pressure on the Hurricanes all day, but the offenses came to play, too. Each Vikings team put up over 30 points as they stormed out…
Lady Indians place 2nd in invitational
Venice Challenger Baseball hosted its season-opening game on Saturday at Chuck Reiter Field to the delight of its ever-growing participants.
There were a few surprises on Friday that has led to a little bit of a shakeup.
After four demanding years playing volleyball for Venice High School, Ashley Kot was ready to bid the sport adieu.
The junior varsity football team at Venice High has had such a strong start to the season, they may need to play at a different level.
Fifth annual Jessica Costanzo Scholarship Golf Tournament
