Tracy McDonald is an educator at Monroe County schools. With a passion for competitive sports, she covers themes related to both individual and team sports, delving into the dynamics of professional sports and the sports business. Tracy's insights and contributions have been featured in the Camogie Association, Exhibit City News, The Weekly Newspapers, and NewsBreak.
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By: Tracy McDonald
The Lady Conchs lined up with a familiar opponent for their FHSAA 4A regional quarterfinals on May 6. Lourdes Academy made the trip to Key West for another go at the Southernmost softball team, after losing to the Conchs April 29. The quarterfinals proved even more of an overwhelming win for Key West, who defeated Lourdes 15-0 in just three innings.
By: Tracy McDonald
Isaak Vallejo, left, Matthias Martinez-Velez and Max Childress show off their state-medal-winning guns.
Monroe County’s girls soccer season featured competitive district play across three classifications, with Key West and Coral Shores both making runs into the district semifinals. Key West finished 10-6-4 in Class 4A District 16, opening the season with a tie against Coral Shores before earning a win in the rematch and sweeping Marathon during the regular season. The Conchs advanced through the district quarterfinals before falling in the semifinals. Coral Shores posted a 5-7-2 record in Class 3A, tying Key West once, defeating Marathon twice, and reaching the district semifinals after a quarterfinal victory. Marathon completed the year at 3-12-1 in Class 2A District 16, finishing without an in-county win and exiting in the first round of district competition.
By: Tracy McDonald
Some Keys athletes will face a new requirement before taking the field next school year, as the state prepares to require heart screenings for high school sports. Beginning July 1, under Florida’s “Second Chance Act,” incoming ninth-grade student-athletes and any upperclassmen who have never participated in an FHSAA-sanctioned sport must complete an electrocardiogram (ECG) screening before competing.
By: Tracy McDonald
As this paper hits newsstands, the Key West Lady Conchs softball team is taking their talents to the state Final Four.
By: Tracy McDonald
Outfielders Lilee Gage (22) and Maicee Gage (24) jog in for some offense. BARRY GAUKEL/Keys Weekly
“Daniel is a great competitor because he has a high level of confidence in his ability as an athlete and he always keeps a positive attitude.” – Jeff Cox, Marathon High School Special Olympics bocce coach
Monroe County’s boys soccer season featured competitive play across three classifications, with each program facing challenging district schedules. Key West finished 9-7-1 in Class 4A District 16, compiling a strong regular season that included two wins over both Marathon and Coral Shores, before falling in the first round of district play. Marathon posted a 5-10 […]
Softball talent runs strong in the Florida Keys, and this season’s All-Keys team reflects the depth, versatility and competitive spirit found throughout Monroe County.
The Keys’ boys weightlifting teams once again proved they can compete with the best in the state this season. Coral Shores and Marathon both enjoyed a successful spring, with the Hurricanes sweeping district titles in both Olympic and traditional lifting and adding a pair of regional runner-up finishes. The Dolphins earned third-place finishes at districts and followed with fourth-place team finishes in both regional competitions, holding their own among deep 10-team fields. By season’s end, the Keys brought home three state medals, adding another chapter to the area’s growing weightlifting tradition.
