Venice Ninth Graders Fall 33-6 at Sarasota
Sarasota Sailors led 27-0 at halftime and held off Venice 33-6 in a Wednesday ninth grade football game at Shing Field. Sarasota dominated on the ground and through a key interception, while Venice tesched Adams who earned 116 yards on 19 carries for the Indians.
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Indians
Adams
Sarasota
Venice
Cox
Carr
Hanson
Allen Perkins
Bedwell
Freeman
Todd White
Riverview
Rams
Matthews and Woodman win at Venice High cross country meet
Barbara Matthews and Scott Woodman of Venice High win divisions at the Sarasota County Cross Country Meet held at McIntosh Middle School. Venice girls win team title while Venice boys place second behind Sarasota.
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Venice High School
Barbara Matthews
Scott Woodman
Sarasota County
MclIntosh
Sarasota
VHS
Matthews
Cedona Sigman
Kim Holway
Cardinal Mooney
Nancy Davin
Ann Vanda
Veronica Szarszewski
Sharon Miller
Selina Sigafoose
Vivian Veltri
Margie Totten
Marie Kunce
Patty Miller
Samantha Deighton
Venice
Fourth Annual Venice Hospital Ladies Charity Golf Tourney
The Venice Hospital hosts its fourth annual charity golf event at Mission Valley Golf and Country Club on Monday Nov 8 with host pro Phil Darbyshe. Cochairs Alice Jenkins and Ruth Stonefield report sell out entries capped at 144 players. Registration opens 8 a.m. shotgun start 9 a.m. includes lunch prizes and a putter for all, with rain date Nov 15.
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Venice Hospital
Alice Jenkins
Ruth Stonefield
Mission Valley Golf and Country Club
Phil Darbyshire
Indians outlast Gibbs Gladiators 31 21 in district clash
Venice Indians remain undefeated at 7 0 after escaping Gibbs Gladiators 31 21 in St Petersburg district 11 Class 3A action. Derek Nelson scored early on a two yard run and Mark Detert added the extra point to cap the opening drive. Gibbs tied the game in the second quarter on a 27 yard pass from Paul Myrick to Frank Williams.
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Venice Indians
St. Petersburg
Gibbs Gladiators
Venice
Gibbs
Derek Nelson
Mark Detert
Indians
Nelson
Paul Myrick
Frank Williams
Gladiators
Tom Swartzlander
Gary Graham
Todd Brooks
Gladiator
Curtis Harris
Brooks
Harris
Graham
Ken Barber
Shirley Lacy
Frank Perkins
Detert
Mike Rose
Barber
Myrick
Venice Gibbs
Ist Downs
Rush
Venice Sio Oh
V—Nelson
Hardee Dominates Lemon Bay 34-0 as Pollack Returns Five Scores
Kenny Pollack scored all five Hardee touchdowns in a 34-0 victory over Lemon Bay Manta Rays in Heartland Conference action at Wauchula. He opened with a 72-yard run and added two more in the second quarter including a 31-yard reception from Dennis Herron. A 37-yard pass from Herron in the third gave Pollack his fourth TD, with the finale coming in the closing period.
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Kenny Pollack
Hardee
Lemon Bay Manta Rays
Wauchula
Dennis Herron
Herron
Wildcats
Lemon Bay
Manta Bays
David Gaskell
DeSoto Bulldogs
Lemon Bay Hardee
Rush
Mantas
H— Pollock
H — Pollock
Venice High volleyball tops Palmetto to improve to 8 5
Venice High School extended its season record to 8 5 with a 3 1 win over Palmetto on Thursday. Denise DeMasi and Lori Blackburn sparked the Indians with strong serves in the first game as Christie Baldinger provided key serves for the Tigers in the second. Venice pulled away in the third game behind a team effort led by DeMasi Blackburn and Malinda Maas.
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Denise DeMasi
Lorie Blackburn
Venice
Plametto
Lady Indians
Jim Beans
Venice High
Palmetto
Indians Spikers
Lori Blackburn
Tigers
Christie Baldinger
Indians
Sue Donnelly
DeMasi
Malinda Maas
Bayshore
Blackburn
Maas
Jayvees
Booster bus to Osceola football game from Venice High
Venice High School Booster Club will run a bus to the Osceola at St. Petersburg football game next Friday October 29. Bus departs VHS at 5 15 p m. Seats are limited at 10 dollars each. Tickets available at the booster meeting Monday 8 p m in Room 601 or by contacting Bud Stivers at 488 3801.
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Venice High School
St. Petersburg Osceola
VHS
Bud Stivers
Florida and Alabama strike reciprocal hunting agreement
Florida residents can qualify for lower annual non resident licenses to hunt in Alabama and enjoy full general season access with the same bag limits. The deal, signed Oct 8 in Montgomery and effective Oct 20, lowers the all game license to 99 dollars plus a one dollar issuance fee. Florida seven day licenses stay at 50 dollars plus a dollar issuance.
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Florida
Alabama
Robert M. Brantly
Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Brantly
Montgomery
Ala
John McMillan
Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Charles Kelley
Division of Fish and Wildlife
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Shing Field
Sailors
Marc Dunn
Tracy Williams
Sailor
Dunn
Todd Davis
Williams
Bryant Harper
Charles Fader
Schulz
S—Dunn
S— Davis
S—Harper
S—Fader
S— Williams
V—Adams
Venice Sarasota
Miatthews
Woodman
Mooney
Todd Auchey
John Huffman
WHS
Richard Purdy
Paul DeMarco
Mel Moore
Andy Speicher
Louis Lawson
Will DeMarco
Mike Foley
Charles Fuhrmeister
Steve Lastomirsky
Rick Adams
Sarasota Christian
Swartzlander
Osceola
East Bay
G—Williams
V—Grahan
V—Graham
G—Lacey
Myrack
Jones
G—Barber
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