- April 26, 2026
Seabreeze's boys track and field team utilized its talent and depth in the two hurdles events to finish second at the District 6-3A championships on Saturday, April 25, at Deltona High School.
Mainland placed third with Ethan Figueroa winning two jumping events. The Mainland girls also finished third. New Smyrna Beach won the boys title and Orlando Bishop Moore won the girls title.
Seabreeze won both boys hurdles events. Dominic Dowell automatically qualified for regional in both events with a first-place finish in the 400 hurdles and second place in the 110 behind teammate Drayton Brackett.
Alex Schargen placed second in the 400 hurdles to automatically qualify, and third in the 110. Four Seabreeze runners placed in the top five in the 110 and three were among the top four in the 400 hurdles, including Brackett who was fourth.
Other automatic qualifiers for the Sandcrabs were Hunter Shuler, who won the 3,200-meter run and Schargen, who was also second in javelin. Shuler, who is also headed to the state tennis championships this week as a doubles player, placed third in the 1,600.
Figueroa won the high jump and the long jump and placed third in triple jump. Mainland's Michael London placed second in discus to automatically qualify and was third in shot. The Bucs also placed second in the 4x400 relay.
Mainland's Aquila Rivers won the girls 400 meters and ran the first leg of the Bucs' winning 4x400 relay. Gabrielle Lett placed second in the 200 and also qualified in two relays — the 4x400 and the 4x100, which finished second. Makayla Doe placed second in triple jump and also has a chance to receive an at-large bid in long jump (third place) and high jump (fourth place).
Lett was also third in the 100 and Sydney Noelien was third in discus and shot.
The Father Lopez boys and girls each won team titles for the sixth consecutive year in the District 6-1A meet at St. Johns Country Day. Roman Moore (100), Nathan Watkins (200), Finnegan Driscoll (discus) and Declan McNiff (javelin) won boys district championships. Moore (400), Lucas Paris (100), Christian Fotsch (400 hurdles), Stiles Minor (shot put) and the 4x800 relay automatically qualified for regional with runner-up finishes.
Lopez's Lauren Lancing (100 meters and 100 hurdles), Caroline Curtis (800), Lucy Fulton (1,600), Erin Kealy (long jump and triple jump), Mia Bruno-Logwig (shot put) and Natalie Francis (discus and javelin) won girls events. Second-place finishers included Gabby Green (400), Fulton (3,200), Ellen Svajko (400 hurdles) and Bruno-Lodwig (javelin). The Lopez girls also qualified in all three relays (first in the 4x100 and 4x400 and second in the 4x800).
