FORT MYERS
In the end, the “ask” was just a little too much for the Miami Springs Golden Hawks baseball team.
Taking on a team ranked No. 1 overall in the state, No. 11 in the nation and up against a pitcher projected to be a first round pick in the upcoming MLB draft, Miami Springs hung tough but in the end came up short, dropping a 6-2 decision to Santa Rosa Beach South Walton in a Class 3A state semifinal at Hammond Stadium in Fort Myers.
Read the full story from Gazette writer Bill Daley on Friday afternoon.
Somehow, some way, the amazing journey of the Miami Springs baseball team
continues. Even though they are technically the defending Class 3A state champions, the
Golden Hawks were clobbered by graduation...
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MSSH BASEBALL: THE CONVERGENCE OF SUCCESS
– by Bob Best
I urge all of you to read Bill Daley’s (Miami Herald writer) post on Saturday
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MSSH VARSITY BASEBALL DISTRICTS 2026
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deluge, Hialeah was canceled and Florida...
Good Start, BUT? An Inaugural year for Corey Estrada, and in all good
conscience a promising debut for Miami Springs Golden Hawk Baseball.
Not withstanding, losing...