Dear Panthers,

It was a competitive and thrilling week for CSC athletics, featuring dramatic comebacks, dominant pool performances, and impressive tournament runs. But most importantly great team connections and great memories as the season ends.

The Panther Varsity Football team (now 5-2) traveled to Northeast on Friday, October 3rd, and came away with a dominant 35-20 victory

The Varsity team started their week on Monday, September 29th, in the highly competitive Big Eight Tournament. They faced Chaminade-Madonna, losing a close 1-2 match (21-25, 25-20, 13-15). Although the loss ended their tournament run, the girls battled fiercely, taking a set.

Athlete Spotlight:

Senior Samantha McMillan was a force at the net and back row, tallying nine kills and nine digs. Junior Olivia Greco directed the offense, recording ten assists alongside four aces from the service line.

On Wednesday, October 1st, the Panthers hosted high-level rival Archbishop McCarthy. The girls played with incredible heart, pushing the match to four sets and even stealing the first set (26-24, 26-28, 19-25, 17-25) before falling 1-3.

The JV Girls’ Volleyball team made a sensational debut at the 2025 South Florida JV Showdown tournament on October 3rd and 4th.

Friday: The team went 2-1 on opening day, winning against West Broward (2-1) and Somerset Academy (2-0), only falling to Cypress Bay (1-2). This impressive performance earned them a spot in the Silver Bracket.

Saturday: The Panthers were unstoppable in the Silver Bracket, sweeping both games. A dominant 2-0 win against Brito (25-4, 25-1) and another 2-0 victory over Somerset Academy (25-10, 25-12). This incredible run culminated in the team winning the Silver Bracket Championship. They placed fifth out of eight teams.

The Golf teams are hitting their stride at the perfect time, maintaining an outstanding overall record of 12-1.

A huge congratulations is due to the program for their phenomenal national ranking: 5th place in the state of Florida and an incredible 10th place in the entire country. These rankings reflect the consistency and excellence of every golfer on the roster. The teams are now eagerly anticipating the BCAA Championship on October 15th and the start of their post-season journey on October 28th.

The Panther swim team delivered a powerful statement on Tuesday, September 30th, competing against Copper City and Coral Springs High. The Girls’ team secured decisive victories against both opponents, and the Boys’ team displayed incredible depth and teamwork by consistently placing on the podium across all events.

50 yard freestyle:

First place (23.35)–junior John Albornoz.

Fifth place (36.16)–seventh-grader Derek Schultz.

Seventh place (50.65)–sixth-grader Christian Lindsay.

Fifth place (34.23)–senior Kennedy Kinggard.

Seventh place (39.47)–sixth-grader Alexis De LaCera.

Tenth place (1:00.29)–freshman Aailiyah Perez.

100 yard Butterfly:

First place (1:03.84)–junior Mariana Montes.

Second place (1:05.58)–freshman Adelyn Gardener.

Fourth place (1:10.85)–eighth-grader Jameela Rashad.

Second place (1:01.14)–senior Sebastian Rincon-Villegas.

100 yard freestyle:

Third place (1:21.74)–eighth-grader Zulma Baptista.

Fifth place (1:30.22)–De LaCera.

Sixth place (1:32.15)–senior Faith Moberg.

First place (50.35)–junior Brian Hamilton.

Fifth place (1:17.98)–seventh-grader Samuil Raykovski.

Sixth place (1:31.46)–eighth-grader Alakai Mohammed.

100 yard Breastroke (different events):

First place (1:03.54)–Albornoz.

Fifth place (1:17.27)–freshman Christopher Chaison.

First place (1:07.49)–Molly Montes.

Second place (1:10.57)–Rashad.

Fourth place (1:20.84)–senior Amanda Robins.

first place (1:03.53)–Ricon-Villegas.

Fifth place (1:40.12)–Raykovski.

Second place (1:20.17)–senior Alejandra Gil-Restrepo.

Third place (1:24.88)–Molly Chaison.

200 yard freestyle relay

Girls, Third place (2:22.88)–Robins, Baptista, Kinggard, and Moberg.

Boys, Fourth place (2:20.22)–Raykovski, Schultz, Derek, seventh-grader Luke Schultz, and senior Bryce Walker.

200 yard Medley Relay:

Girls, First place (2:03.47)–Montes, Gil-Restrepo, Gardner, and Rashad.

Boys, First place (1:47.21)–Hamilton, Albornoz, Rincon-Villegas, and Christopher Chaison.

200 yard freestyle:

First place (2:08.50)–Gardner.

Second place (2:10.88)–Gil-Restrepo.

Fourth place (3.17.96)–Moberg.

Fourth place (2:58.84)–Luke Schultz.

Fifth place (3:20.30)–Mohammed.

200 yard IM:

First place (2:37.31)–Guy.

Second place (2:43.26)–Molly Chaison.

First place (2:07.35)–Hamilton.

400 yard freestyle relay:

Girls, First place (4:04.01)–Montes, Gardner, Rashad, and Gil-Restrepo.

Boys, First place (3:31.78)–Albornoz, Rincon-Villegas, Christopher Chaison, and Hamilton.

500 yard freestyle:

Second place (5:35.61)–Christopher Chaison.

First place (5:54.68)–Guy.