Alexis Keith (left) and Jacob Domenech (right) are posing back-to-back in front of a pool before going to homecoming.
Jacob (middle left) and Alexis (middle) are posing for a photo taken during homecoming court.
Billie Eilish performing in Miami. Her tour for her 2024 album “HIT ME HARD AND SOFT” left fans in awe.
Austin Jones and his sister Sophia Jones at the Billie Eilish concert in Miami. He’s been a fan since 2019 and she began listening to Billie after her 2024 album dropped. “I got offered to go to the floor with one of my friends, but I declined to be with my sister. That was her first concert.”
A buzzing Butter Bowl crowd in the senior section. Austin Jones and his friends went to watch the game during the lively first quarter. “It got really busy during the first 2 quarters …”

Carly Gaddis
Ian Laari is a senior. He is the guy all the way to the right. He was enjoying watching the game
Janiya is excited that this is her first concert and excited to see billie perform!
Sunlakes football team, Christin is in the middle, with the pink tape on the hand

Ryan Carbonneau

Sunlake Sports Weekly Recap: Victories, Challenges, and Standout Performances

Ashlynn Lawson, Staffer

October 6, 2025

Sunlake Volleyball vs. Plant High School.

Sunlake High School athletics had a busy week filled with competition, victories, and hard-fought battles. From the golf course to the football field, Seahawks showed their spirit and determination in every sport.The week began on Monday, September 22nd, with the girls’ golf team earning a strong win over Wesley Chapel, 209–262. It was a memorable match as some of the lower-ranked golfers had the chance to compete and showcase their talent, proving the depth and promise within the program.

On Tuesday, September 23rd, the volleyball team took on Plant High School in a special Children’s Cancer Awareness match. Although Sunlake fell 0–3, the game carried meaning beyond the scoreboard, reminding everyone of the importance of community support and raising awareness.

The action continued on Wednesday, September 24th, with Swim & Dive facing Mitchell High School. The boys’ team fought hard but narrowly lost 84–98, while the girls’ team powered to an impressive 107–69 victory, showing their dominance in the pool.

The girls’ golf team returned to competition on Thursday, September 25th, against River Ridge High School, earning another victory with a score of 165–172. The highlight of the match came as four Sunlake golfers shot their personal bests, showcasing just how much their hard work is paying off.

Friday night lights brought a tough test for varsity football on September 26th, as Sunlake went up against Wiregrass Ranch. Despite their effort and determination, the Seahawks fell 7–47. The loss was a tough one, but it also served as an opportunity for the team to learn and prepare for the rest of the season.

The week closed on a high note with cross country competing at Weeki Wachee on Saturday, September 27th. Sunlake’s runners battled through a difficult course of sand and grass to claim victory, proving their grit and resilience.

In addition to the competitions, from Tuesday through Thursday the soccer teams held conditioning sessions, building a foundation of strength and stamina for their upcoming season.

Overall, it was a week of highs and lows, but one that reflected the determination and spirit of Sunlake athletes. From personal bests and big wins to valuable lessons learned in defeat, the Seahawks continue to push forward with pride and perseverance.