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Seizing his opportunity He’s already won a Super Bowl. Now, Trevor Siemian wants to win a starting position. Page 19.

Fore-ward

YOUR TOWN Band bites into Big Apple

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The new Core Golf Academy site plan.

Core Golf Academy is set to undergo a huge expansion, including three residence halls and a 100,000-square-foot academic facility. PAGE 4

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The Dr. Phillips High School marching band brought its sound all the way to the Big Apple last week when it participated in the NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade March 17.

The Panther band represented Southwest Orange County as it marched on Fifth Avenue from 44th Street to 79th Street.

ARTS+CULTURE

The $100M plan Sunset Park artists showcase their work at school art show.

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Orlando Health and the West Orange Healthcare District have partnered to build the first hospital in Horizon West.

MICHAEL ENG EXECUTIVE EDITOR WEST ORANGE A

plan set in motion more than 15 years ago is finally coming to fruition.

The West Orange Healthcare District and Orlando Health announced Tuesday a $100 million plan that includes two major additions to Health Central Hospital in Ocoee and a new

70,000-square-foot hospital in Horizon West. That facility will be situated off Porter Road on 80 acres just north of Orange County National Golf Center and Lodge and south of Hamlin Town Center.

The district purchased the first 40 acres in 2000 and the SEE HOSPITAL PAGE 4

FAMILY MATTERS

Once complete, Core Golf Academy will include a 100,000-square-foot academic facility, clubhouse, gym, learning center and three residential buildings.

Bay Hill hosts annual Arnie’s March Against Children’s Cancer. See pages 12-13.

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THURSDAY, MARCH 24

SPRING INTO CRAFTS 3:30 p.m. Thursday, March 24, at the Windermere Library, 530 Main St. Drop in and celebrate spring with easy-to-make crafts. Ages 6 to 12. (407) 8357323.

FRIDAY, MARCH 25

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THE BUCKY & GIGI SHOW 10:30 a.m. Friday, March 25, at the Southwest Library, 7255 Della Drive, Orlando. Bucky & Gigi will amaze and amuse you with their comedic clown show full of magic, juggling, circus skills and more. Seating is limited. Call (407) 835-7323 to register.

FAMILY FOOD TRUCK NIGHT 5 p.m. Friday, March 25, at 520 Main St., Windermere.

For more, visit town.windermere.fl.us.

WINDERMERE FARMERS MARKET 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fridays, at 520 Main St., Windermere. For more, visit facebook.com/WindermereFarmersMarket.

SATURDAY, MARCH 26

FOOD FOR FAMILIES 7 p.m. Saturday, March 26, at Ocoee High School, 1925 Ocoee Crown Point Parkway.

Help Bread of Life Fellowship pack food boxes for Easter for needy families in West Orange County. On Sunday, March 27, shifts start at 8 and 11 a.m. to deliver the boxes to families.

Breadoflifefellowship.com or (407) 654-7777. No registration necessary.

RUN FOR THE ANGELS 5K 8 a.m. Saturday, March 26, at Orlando Executive Airport, 365 Rickenbacker Drive. The sixth annual race, sponsored by Baxter Restoration, traverses the taxiways and runways and around the airport hangars. It benefits Angel Flight Southeast, a volunteer pilot organization that provides free air transportation to distant medical facilities. Register at RunfortheAngels5K.com.

SPEED LIMIT 70 9:30 p.m. Saturday, March 26, at Dexter’s of Windermere, 4757 The Grove Drive, Windermere. Visit windermere. dexwine.com.

SUNDAY, MARCH 27

BLOOD DRIVE 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, March 27, at Oasis Community Church, 607 Avalon Road, Winter Garden. To schedule an appointment to donate blood, call (407) 448-8228.

MONDAY, MARCH 28

ADULT COLORING HOUR 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 29, at the Southwest Library, 7255 Della Drive, Orlando. Join friends for an hour of stress-busting coloring. Supplies are provided, but guests can bring their own. For men and women ages 18 and up. (407) 835-7323.

ARTSY TODDLER 10:30 a.m. Monday, March 28, at the Southwest Library, 7255 Della Drive, Orlando. Paint, paste, glue, stamp and create. Young children can enjoy stories, songs and exploring age-appropriate art experiences. Ages 1-3. Seating is limited.

Registration recommended at (407) 835-7323.

TUESDAY, MARCH 29 ADD IT UP! 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 29, at the Southwest Library, 7255 Della Drive, Orlando. Play number games and solve puzzles to become a math whiz. Ages 6-12.

(407) 835-7323.

EASTER EVENTS For a listing of West Orange-area Easter events, please see page 16.

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 29, at Hub 925, 7594 W. Sand Lake Road, Orlando. Join the Dr. Phillips Chamber of Commerce this monthly event.

Network, meet new people, share business news with guests and members. Free for members; $10 for guests.

RSVP to maggie@drphillipschamber.org or (407) 749-0333.

HOPE FOR LIFE MINISTRIES 10TH ANNIVERSARY 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 29, at 771 S. Kirkman Road, Suite 113, Orlando. Pastor Johnnie Thomas, For more information, call (407) 770-7298.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30

ADULT COLORING HOUR 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, March 30, at the Southwest Library, 7255 Della Drive, Orlando. Join friends for an hour of stressbusting coloring. Supplies are provided, but guests can bring their own. For men and women ages 18 and up. For more information, call (407) 835-7323.

ORLANDO PREDATORS 25TH ANNIVERSARY 5 p.m. Wednesday, March 30, at the West Orange Chamber of Commerce, 12184 W. Colonial Drive, Winter Garden. For more information, call Amanda Hurley, (407) 355-1818.

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High-5 HERO For 18 years, Lake Whitney Elementary’s Brian Bruton, better known as Mr. B, always could be counted on for high-fives. The community mourns the loss of its beloved PE teacher, who died suddenly of a massive heart attack March 11.

JENNIFER NESSLAR STAFF WRITER

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or the past 18 years at Lake Whitney Elementary School, high-fives from Mr. B were the stuff of legends.

The tall PE coach would hold his hand up by his chest, and many students would have to jump in hopes to reach it. Many students have the goal be able to give Mr. B a high-five — without having to jump — by the end of their fifth-grade year.

But tall enough or not, one thing was certain: Every student would get their high-five.

As PE coach, Brian Bruton, better known around Lake Whitney as Mr. B, interacted with every student who went through the school for the past 18 years, giving each child too many high-fives to count. So it was a blow not only to the school but also the community at large when he died of a massive heart attack March 11. He was only 45.

GIANT TEDDY BEAR

It was less than a week before the March 17 Field Day, when students looked forward to spending the day outdoors with Mr. B. When Kaelyn Kantor, a fourthgrade Lake Whitney student, goes to Field Day, Mr. B is her greatest memory.

“The thing that I’m going to miss about Field Day is the activity that he does,” said Kaelyn. “It’s always the (most fun). He has you throw balls and water to each other.”

Each year on the first day of school, Mr. B could be seen walking with a nervous kindergartner, carrying the child’s small backpack and giving reassurance that it would be a great day.

“He is the kindest, most gentle, positive role model any child could ever have. He was always happy, upbeat, smiling. A giant teddy bear. He was always there when you needed him.”

— Kim Smirti

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Mr. B is remembered for giving great high-fives and caring for everyone he encountered.

“He is the kindest, most gentle, positive role model any child could ever have,” Kim Smirti, curriculum resource teacher, said, with tears. “He was always happy, upbeat, smiling. A giant teddy bear. He was always there when you needed him.”

When fourth-grader Debanhi Berrios went to Lake Whitney in second grade, Mr. B made her feel welcome.

“He made me feel like I was part of the school,” Debanhi said.

He also attended the annual Donuts with Dad event, but he would go to sit with the students who didn’t have anyone with them.

LASTING LEGACY

He means much to his current students, but in 18 years of teaching, he has affected those who have grown up and moved on from Lake Whitney. On March 15, the West Orange High School baseball team

dedicated its game to Mr. B. Ethan Jones, a senior starter on the team, always looked forward to PE classes with Mr. B when he attended Lake Whitney. Even in elementary school, Jones loved baseball, and Mr. B encouraged him to work on his game.

“He always told me to follow my dreams, and that nobody can take them from you,” Jones said. “If you want to play at the next level, high school, college or pros, you for sure can do it if you put your mind to it.”

Lauren Mathis, a softball player at West Orange High School, remembers talking about wanting to play softball at the University of Georgia even in elementary school, and Mr. B encouraged her to pursue that dream. The junior is now committed to the school.

But his former students also remember him for the happiness he exuded.

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happiest people I have ever met,” Mathis said. “He was always so upbeat. He always had a smile on his face. He was never sad or mad about anything, or if he was, he didn’t show it. He just lived life really to the fullest. He was a great person.”

Mr. B will be remembered for his colorful shoes — he had a pair of shoes to match with every outfit, and he brought his pink shoes out in October for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

He is survived by his wife, Vera Bruton, and his children, Jermaine Lamar, Walter Lamar, Tonique Lamar and Brian Bruton Jr. He inspired not only his students, but his children as well.

Brian Bruton Jr. attended Lake Whitney soon after Mr. B was hired, and the two were called “Little B” and “Big B.” “I just remember coming out and having fun,” said Bruton Jr. “It was just always good to have your dad here and have the people look at him like I looked at him.

He’s still my hero. My dad is my Superman. He’ll be the best man I always had in my mind and my life.”

“He’ll be remembered through everything that I do through life,” Jermaine Lamar said. “He’s the reason that I’m a teacher. He was my first baseball coach. He was my first football coach. He taught me how to drive a car.”

The teachers and administration also loved him. The office staff looked forward to his visits at the end of each school day.

“I have a chair next to my desk in my office that I kick every day, and I can’t stand it there,” said Karen Hewett, the school clerk. “But I never move it, because at the end of the day, after dismissal — he used to make his rotations in the office and go to everyone’s office — that was the chair that he would sit in and chat with me for a little bit. I never wanted that chair to go away, because I always knew he was going to come and sit there.”

She plans to keep the chair right where it is.

He often buzzed around the office, helping with anything that the office staff and principal needed. He earned himself another nickname: “Honey B.” “He was an amazing man,” Principal Elizabeth Prince said.

“He would do anything for anybody. And it’s evident by the love that he shared with the children.”

At a tribute service March 16, the many tears of his current students illustrated how much Mr. B will be missed. The school currently is raising money to build a mountable high-five plaque, so although Mr. B is no longer at Lake Whitney, the students will always be able to get their high-five.

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AN ACROSTIC FOR MR. B At a tribute service to Mr. B on March 16, Pastor and former Lake Whitney teacher Cynthia Thomas shared these words to comfort the students: When I think about the “M” in Mister, I think about a man of strength.

When I think about the “I” in Mister, I think about how intelligent he was.

When I think about the “S” in Mister, I think about how smart, and he was a sports buff.

Most of the conversations that I had with him were about sports.

When I think about the “T” in Mister, I think about how tall and how tough he was.

When I think about the “E” in Mister, I think about how extra extra nice he was.

And the “R,” he was a very respectable (man) and a man who was always ready and willing to help everyone.

When I think about the “B” in Mister B, I think about what a big big big big big big heart he had. He had enough room in his heart to fit everyone he knew into it.

DONATIONS IN MR. B’S MEMORY Lake Whitney is planning a mountable high-five plaque, trees with benches, a memory capsule, and new lettering to name the PE pavilion “B’s Place.”

The school would also like to provide, in Mr. B’s honor, scholarships for students he mentored. To donate, visit gofundme.com/ uquvj998.

Contact Jennifer Nesslar at jnesslar@orangeobserver.com.

Horizon West could see new lakefront community A new 48-home residential community called Hickory Cove would sit along the east side of Hickory Nut Lake.

DANIELLE HENDRIX STAFF WRITER HORIZON WEST If all goes to plan,

Horizon West will have a new residential community along Hickory Nut Lake in the near future.

Orange County staff held a brief community meeting March 17 at Keene’s Crossing Elementary School to discuss the new planned

development with residents. The project, called Hickory Cove, would lie in Village H along Avalon Road, just west of State Road 429 and south of Seidel Road. It would consist of 48 single-family, detached homes on 25.78 net developable acres.

Currently, the area is designated as an A-1 zone, or a citrus rural

district. However, along with the planned development, it is also up for a proposed rezoning to a landuse designation of estate district.

The total land included in the parcel is about 67 gross acres.

Applicant Ben Snyder, vice president of land acquisition and development for Hanover Capital Partners LLC, said the community would consist of both lakefront and interior lots. Residents and guests would enter the community on a public road with faux,

non-operable gates and would be greeted by fountains on each side of the entrance. The community will feature brick accents on the incoming driveway and masonry walls as a border between the community and Avalon Road.

Also proposed is a boat ramp and dock with possible boardwalk.

District 1 Commissioner S. Scott Boyd said normally Horizon West doesn’t allow gated communities because of internal connectivity, but this proposal and a

few in the past gained approval because there is only one way in and out.

The development will go to the Development Review Committee and the Planning and Zoning Commission for recommendations. Then, the project will go before the Board of County Commissioners for a public hearing and final decision.

Contact Danielle Hendrix at dhendrix@orangeobserver.com.

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Core Golf unveils expansion STAFF WRITER HORIZON WEST

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Construction on Core Golf’s expansion should begin this summer.

of attaining a golf scholarship at U.S. universities. Currently, Core Golf serves about 51 students from 20 different countries.

“We are prepping these students for college, and this new building will have a college dorm residence feel to it,” Jackson said.

In addition to the expansion, Core Golf Academy and Core Real Estate is set to partner with Windermere Prep for student residency. Both Core Golf and Windermere Prep have had issues with finding adequate space for student housing, and Jackson said this will solve them. The partnership will allow Windermere Prep to lease a certain number of the total beds in the first phase.

“It becomes much more efficient, as well as a better atmosphere, when they’re under one roof,” Jackson said. “They’ve (Windermere Prep) been looking and have gone down two or three different roads to find a residence answer, and this is it. To have everyone under one roof to mix and mingle and provide more space for these kids to live in will be much better.”

Windermere Prep will not have any financial ownership, Jackson said, but rather will act as a tenant

that will have the majority of the space in Phase One. The first phase, which will take about a year to build, will cost about $16 million, Jackson said.

Construction of the entire site will be somewhere between $60 million and $70 million.

The next step is to obtain building permits, which will be applied for as soon as final architecture plans, studies and other technicalities are submitted. After building permits are granted, construction can move forward.

And because the location is still relatively undeveloped, Jackson said they’ve really had no comments from neighbors.

“We’re fortunate that where we are does not yet have a whole lot around us,” Jackson said. “Neighbor-wise, we haven’t gotten any response negatively to it, and the county commissioners had unanimous support for it. They love what we’re doing, it fit into the official plan, they love the economic development and everything academic or sports related.

They’re all for it.”

ADDRESS: 16301 Phil Ritson Way, Winter Garden PHONE: (407) 6548990 WEBSITE: coregolf academy.com

APPROVED BUILDINGS A total of seven buildings have been approved for the Core Golf Academy’s new site plan. After Phase One, the first residential building, the rest will be built according to demand. n 100,000-squarefoot academic facility n Clubhouse n Gymnasium n Learning center n One residential building with 194 student beds, a kitchen and a dining hall n Two residential buildings with 220 student beds

Contact Danielle Hendrix at dhendrix@orangeobserver.com.

The new Horizon West hospital is slated to be complete by the end of 2017.

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have access to additional pediatric and adult specialists who may be located on any of our other campuses.”

The other two projects include a 30,000-square-foot comprehensive cancer center and a 100bed skilled-nursing facility — both of which will be located on the Health Central campus.

“Now is the time for us to bring three projects of this magnitude,” said Tracy Swanson, executive director for the district. “We hope to have everything operational in three to five years.”

The district will fund $75 million of the $100-million plan.

“We are honored to contribute to and be part of this project,” said Tim Keating, district board chairman. “The board considers

this effort an investment in the healthy future of our community, which supports the district’s mission to enhance health and wellness in West Orange County.”

Ohe said he is particularly excited to bring expanded cancercare services to West Orange.

“At the (current UF Health Cancer Center — Orlando Health facility), we reached our fiveyear projection volumes by year two,” he said. “It is particularly important for cancer patients to be closer to treatment. It can lead to a better outcome. It’s such a stressful time for patients and their families. Patients (undergoing chemotherapy and radiation treatments) can have nausea, which makes car rides difficult.”

Dr. Mark Roh, president of the

second 40 about five years later in anticipation of the need for more health care in West Orange.

The new hospital will include a freestanding emergency department, outpatient diagnostics and laboratory services, offices for primary-care physicians and specialists, and a human performance and wellness center.

“This facility will combine high-tech with high-touch to provide patients with the most advanced medical care available,” said Greg Ohe, outgoing president of Health Central Hospital and new senior vice president of ambulatory for Orlando Health.

“Through telemedicine technology, Horizon West residents will

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Pending building-permit approvals, Horizon West soon will be home to a new site plan for Core Golf Academy, which includes some housing for Windermere Preparatory School students.

Tom Jackson, founder of Core Golf Academy at Orange County National Golf Center and Lodge in Winter Garden, said Core Real Estate purchased 23 acres — north of Old YMCA Road and west of Avalon Road, across from the golf center — in September 2014 and plans are in place to build student residence halls and a private academic facility.

The company went through 2015 with the process of getting entitled, and in December, Orange County commissioners voted unanimously to change the zoning on the parcel of land and permit construction. The goal is to eventually build the three planned residence halls in phases, with the first phase to host about 194 student beds, a kitchen and a dining hall. If all goes well, Jackson hopes to break ground on Phase One this summer and open it in August 2017.

The other two buildings will host about 220 student beds each. In addition, plans include a 100,000-square-foot academic facility. The remaining phases in the site plan will be built as demand warrants. No specific timeline has been set for groundbreaking on them yet.

The expansion comes down to the housing of Core Golf Academy’s current students, Jackson said. Core Golf is a full-time junior residential academy that boards junior golfers and connects them with their academic partners, Windermere Preparatory School in Windermere and Central Florida Preparatory School in Gotha. Aside from these academics, the golfers are trained in the game with the goal

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UF center, agreed.

“Evidence proves that patients suffering from cancer have better results when they are treated closer to home,” he said. “Each year, more than 1,200 residents living near Health Central are diagnosed with cancer. … This new facility is greatly needed.”

The third project, the nursing facility, will include 60 beds for rehabilitation and another 40 for an Alzheimer’s unit. It will be located on the southeast corner of the Health Central campus and front Old Winter Garden Road.

“One in three people over the age of 85 has Alzheimer’s,” said Lori Jowett, administrator of Health Central Park, the hospital’s existing skilled-nursing facility.

Construction on the Horizon West hospital will begin this fall, and officials hope it is complete by the end of 2017. Construction on the Ocoee facilities should begin later this year and be complete by 2018. The construction will generate more than 500 jobs, and once fully operational, the three facilities will create more than 200 permanent health care jobs in West Orange.

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National Doctors’ Day Please join the team of Orlando Health – Health Central Hospital in celebrating our physicians on National Doctors’ Day, March 30, 2016!

Carol A. Stewart, MD Robert B. Powers, DO Elena Malyutina, MD Hal M. Jacobson, MD Jeffrey H. Feld, MD George W. Chisholm, MD Elpidio A. Abreu, MD Menachem M. Stuart, MD, MPH Timothy L. Prince, MD Parimal B. Maniar, MD Carlos Jassir, MD Andrea Ferrara, MD Digesh R. Chokshi, MD Carlos R. Acevedo-Gadea, MD Bakkaim Subbiah, MD Aftab Qadir, MD Rafael R. Manon, MD Christopher J. Johnson, DO Kenneth R. Feuer, MD Benny Y. Chong, MD Mark A. Addonizio, MD Robert M. Sullivan, MD Sofia Qadir, MD Israel J. Mantecon, MD Dean L. Johnston, MD Roland A. Filart, MD Ivane C. Chua, MD Mohammad Afzal, MD Elizabeth P. Sundean, MD Mehr T. Rahmatullah, MD Khalid Maqsood, MD J. Daniel Jones, MD Craig E. Fleishman, MD Darwin K. Clark, MD Aamera N. Ahmed, MD Mitchell L. Supler, MD Nasir I. Rahmatullah, MD Prudent Marcelin, MD Timothy W. Jones, MD Herman M. Flink, MD Neale A. Cogswell, MD Adnan Ahmed, MD Javed A. Syed, MD Wayne T. Ramcharitar, MD Scott D. Marsel, MD Samer Kabbani, MD Jorge L. Florin, MD Jeffrey M. Cohen, MD Fawad Ahmed, MD Reena N. Tahilramani, MD Hugo J. Ramon, MD Maurice W. Mascoe, MD Prakash P. Kalan, MD Alan R. Forbes, MD Britten L. Cole, MD Ghazala I. Ahmed, MD Ravindra S. Tak, MD Agustin Ramos, MD Robert L. Masson, MD Theodora K. Kanjama, MD Joseph N. Foss, MD Shola A. Cole, MD Nasim Ahmed, MD Rajeev K. Tangri, MD Joel Ramos-Tirado, MD M. Reza Mastali, MD Louis J. Kantounis, MD Joe F. Franklin, MD Raymond J. Colom, MD Ravi P. Akella, MD James H. Tarver, MD Marla R. Richardson-Price, MD Brian S. Masters, MD Pran M. Kar, MD Raymond B. Franklin, MD, PhD L. Joseph Colvin, MD Kamran Akram, MD Mouaz N. Tawam, MD Justin M. Rineer, MD Dominick Mastroianni, MD Joshua R. Karas, MD Daniel M. Frohwein, MD Henry J. Comiter, MD Ganesh K. Akula, MD Edgardo J. Rivera, MD Robert R. Mauger, OD Vijaykumar S. Kasi, MD, PhD Joseph T. Gallagher, MD Walter A. Conlan, MD Fortune O. Alabi, MD Peter D. Taylor, MD Fabian V. Rodas, MD L. Russell Mavrides, PhD Sarah F. 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Changing the name from technical “school” to technical “college” could give Westside added credibility in the community.

AMY QUESINBERRY RHODE COMMUNITY EDITOR WINTER GARDEN

Before it was Westside, the building that houses Westside College had a long history in West Orange education.

In 1923, the Rosenwald Fund provided matching funds to construct a three-room school building on Center Street for Winter Garden’s black community. The Winter Garden School started with two teachers and 125 students. It provided instruction for grades one through eight in three classrooms. By 1941, ninth grade was added.

After the move to a new campus, the school became known as Charles R. Drew High. As the community grew, Drew High, serving grades one through 12, outgrew its capacity. In 1965, William S. Maxey retired as the school’s first and only principal.

Desegregation left Drew High without a future. It graduated its last class in 1969, and the school closed in the spring.

In the early 1970s, several attempts were made to revive Drew as a vocational school or adult high school, and for a short time it was known as

the Charles R. Drew Training Center. The site also was briefly used for the Magnolia School for Exceptional Education until the special-education school relocated in 1973.

The following year, the School Board established West Orange Adult Education Center.

The name was changed to Westside to avoid confusion with the under-construction West Orange High School.

The first vocational class at Westside was cabinetmaking, and the first program to be fully established was the Business Education Department.

As more vocational programs were added, the school’s name was changed to Westside Vocational Technical Center.

In January, the Orange County School Board changed the name of its four technical centers from OCPS Technical Education Centers to Orange Technical College.

Sources: Winter Garden Heritage Foundation and the school newsletter, “The Westside Story”

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The Orange County School Board changed the name of its

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At the Westside campus in Winter Garden, students can get specified skills training to receive licensure and industry certifications — and they can obtain college credit through a new partnership with Valencia College.

The Tech Express program allows Westside students to earn credits toward an associate’s degree.

“For instance, a student who takes a (class such as) welding, electrical and diesel mechanic, if they complete the program here, if they go and enroll in the A.S. program at Valencia, they get 23 credit hours for having completed it at Westside,” Armbruster said.

“The point of the name change for us is there’s a sliver of people who won’t go to a tech center, but they’ll go to a technical college,” he said. “For me, the name is not the issue. But if one student who wants to come here because it’s a technical college, I’m all for that.”

An enrollment increase would mean more opportunities for high-skill, high-wage jobs, he said, and this will have a positive impact on the 71% of people who don’t have a four-year degree.

“The university isn’t the only way to get to real success, but there’s still this mindset that people want their kid to go to college,” Armbruster said.

Florida has 48 technical centers; 34 have changed their name to include “college.”

“If a kid wants to be a welder at age 19, he can do that — but maybe at age 30, he’s tired of the hot shop and wants to own his own welding shop,” Armbruster said.

“He would need an A.S. degree for that — and the Tech Express partnership would help him or her reach this goal.

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Left: New student Emily Wolcott practices the shielded metal arc welding technique, one of the first taught in Westside College’s welding course.

Madeline Slater performs the TIG (tungsten inert gas) welding method.

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Metal (Wo)men Two female students are proving they have the skills to earn certification in the maledominated welding profession.

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Slater found Westside while searching for alternatives to art school and four-year colleges, which she didn’t consider a good fit.

“There’s something very, very rewarding about making something with your hands,” Slater said.

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Slater sees potential in every piece of metal. Bent rods become tiaras, and nuts, washers and tiny gears become the jewels.

“I make a lot of tiaras,” Slater said. “I’m still perfecting the process. They all have their own personality, and they have their own wand.”

She found the perfect wand handle recently when she was in the scrap metal trailer at Westside College, where she is enrolled in the welding program.

When her instructor, Vishnu “Vinny” Persaud, went looking for her that day, he saw her out there, an old socket wrench in her hand.

“Vinny had to actually physically remove me from the scrap trailer because I was in there digging,” Slater said. “I said, ‘This isn’t scrap metal; this is a wand.’

He just looked at me.”

Slater and Emily Wolcott, both 26, are used to the stares: They are the only females getting an education in welding at Westside.

“When I first started, there was a group of guys here, and they were all really great, but they almost wanted to be too helpful,” Slater said. “I would be grinding, and they would come over and try to help and end up taking over.”

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They both agreed that they have learned to handle the “shop talk.”

“At first, they don’t know whether to be polite,” Slater said.

“But then they find we’re OK and they can talk shop. They’re like, ‘OK, she’s cool and can hang.’”

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Wolcott’s father works in design, and one of the welders in his shop graduated from Westside’s program. This piqued her interest, so she signed up for classes. Her ultimate goal is to get into design work herself.

“It would be tight to work for museums that deal with design-y stuff,” Wolcott said.

Wolcott admits she lacked direction after dropping out of college several times.

“I like the academic setting, but

it wasn’t working out,” she said.

“Technical school was always on my radar, so I started looking at what certificates or accreditations could I get in a few years.

From that, I started assessing the aspects of life mixed with my work habits.

“I wanted something I can feel proud of,” Wolcott said. “Working through your problems and coming out on the other side and feeling good about it.”

Slater, who always has been drawn to art, said a high-school art teacher convinced her welding was the best way to create largescale pieces in a short amount of time. Examples of her work sit on a shelf in the welding classroom: a wrapped package with a bow on top and the bony hands of Jack Skellington from “The Nightmare

Slater, who lives in Orlando, entered the welding program last summer and will graduate in May. She said she’s open to the different job possibilities her certification will provide.

“There are fabricating jobs, which my dad would like me to do because it’s relatively safe, and there’s structural jobs, where I would climb things, welding beams — but my dad doesn’t really want me to do that,” she said.

“I kind of really want to climb things.”

Wolcott, a Lake Nona resident, started the program in January and will graduate at the end of the year.

She would like to get some job-site experience first, but her goal is to work on the I-4 Ultimate project.

Slater once owned a horseboarding barn in Orlando, but she realized the lifelong dream didn’t live up to her expectations. This will be completely different.

“It’s nice to have a skill that not a lot of people have,” she said. “Once you have the basic skill set, there’s so much you can do with it.”

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“UCF has been a wonderful partner over the years and (has) been good stewards of the money given to them,” Robinson said.

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Fred Kittinger, senior associate vice president at UCF, said university representatives first spoke with DP Charities in the fall about the project, and the organization slotted them for a presentation at the beginning of the year.

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He also said art teacher Amy Cheesebrew was a great source of inspiration.

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MARCH PAINT PARTY AT SOBO GALLERY 6:30 to 9 p.m. Friday, March 25, at SoBo Gallery, 127 S. Boyd St., Winter Garden. Enjoy professional instruction from artist Amy Morgan in a relaxed social setting. Bring your creative spirit and your own adult refreshment. No prior experience necessary, as this is a fun, social evening. Take home your original painting and maybe make some new friends. All materials provided. $30 members; $35 non-members. (407) 347-7996.

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udding artists gathered at Sunset Park Elementary March 11 to show off their latest pieces.

The Windermere Observer asked the artists to talk about their work and inspiration, and their answers didn’t disappoint. They overwhelmingly thanked their teachers, Jamie Ruiz and Amy Cheesebrew, for providing inspiration.

The celebration continued outside with food trucks and chalk art at the school’s Spring Fling.

— JENNIFER NESSLAR

AMBRIELLE WATSON Grade: Second Piece: Chinese Ming Vase Look closely at Ambrielle’s work, and you’ll see it’s not your typical vase.

“It some characters on it. Batman and Catwoman,” Ambrielle said.

Why those characters?

“Because I like them,” she said.

She selected the color blue for her vase because it is her favorite color.

SATURDAY, MARCH 26

MICHELLE MAILHOT AT PILARS MARTINI 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday, March 26, at Pilars Martini, 146 W. Plant St., Suite 120, Winter Garden. Michelle Mailhot performs with John Olearchick. Mailhot has performed as vocalist and jazz artist for two decades, traveling extensively with the group Toxic Audio. Grab a drink and enjoy the music. (407) 369-8900.

SPEED LIMIT 70 9:30 p.m., Saturday, March 26 at Dexter’s of Windermere, 4757 The Grove Drive, Suite 100, Windermere.

SPEED LIMIT 70, a cover band, performs classic rock, old-school dance and groovy funk hits. (407) 258-7028.

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Grade: Fifth Piece: Australian Dot Art Sophia’s work was inspired by the beauty of roses and an enjoyment of literature.

“I liked how people would draw roses and so I thought maybe I could do that,” Sophia said. “I put it on the turtle with different colors. The rose on the turtle’s shell was supposed to be this rose from the book that I read, called ‘Geronimo Stilton.’

I read the book, and so, I really liked how they had to find the rose and give it to the princess, and so, the princess was really pretty. The rose went with her outfit, and her hair, and it was so cool.”

See more from Sunset Park’s art show at OrangeObserver.com

Grade: Third Piece: Japanese Origami Passion for his work inspired Eduardo.

“I like origami,” he said. “It’s fun, and it’s challenging.” His teacher, Jamie Ruiz — who is also his inspiration — instructed him to make flowers with origami.

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JADEN RIMES, 8, ERIKA RIMES AND LEONI RIMES, 6.

At 3 years old, Leoni was diagnosed with a brain tumor. She is currently in remission but goes to checkups every six months. For the last three years, Leoni has attended the march.

“It’s amazing to see the support,” said her mother, Erika, of the event. “We’re getting the word out there. There’s not as much research being done for children’s cancer.”

eams and families gathered at Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge March 15 to march against cancer.

Arnie’s March Against Children’s Cancer is an annual event that honors cancer patients and raises money for cancer research. Insurance rarely covers clinical trials, so fundraising is crucial.

Patients treated at the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children were honored, and many patients participated in the march.

— JENNIFER NESSLAR

COLE HIMES, 5, AND HEATHER HIMES. Cole’s father was tickling Cole one day when he felt something hard in Cole’s abdomen.

When he took Cole to the doctor the next day, it began the journey to discover the 2-year-old had ganglioneuroblastoma.

The tumor was removed, and Cole is now cancer free.

At five years, the cancer will be considered cured — so Cole has two years to go.

NOLAN KING, 2.

Nolan was diagnosed with hepatoblastoma in January. He currently is undergoing his third segment of chemotherapy treatments.

It’s been a difficult journey for his parents.

“We’re just in the midst of chaos, settling into a new life ahead,” said his father, Tony King. “It’s survival mode right now. We’re trying to find the new normal. We’re realizing that it’s a long road. For us, it’s at least a year-and-a-half to five years.”

See more photos from Arnie’s March Against Childhood Cancer at OrangeObserver.com

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WHITNEY GOLDSTEIN, 18, AND GERI GOLDSTEIN Four years ago, the Goldsteins founded Arnie’s March, along with friends Karen and Karli Leonard. Karli and Whitney are both cancer survivors who were treated at the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children.

“It’s been amazing,” Whitney said of the event. “When we first started out, there were around 500 people, if that. Now there’s over 1,000. It’s amazing to see us grow and to see more teams being formed.”

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SOPHIA SOTO, 3, WITH MOTHER ROSALBA SOTO. Sophia was diagnosed with neuroblastoma and endured chemotherapy treatments for 14 months. She is currently in remission. Her family and friends came to the walk, supporting her with “Team Sophia” shirts.

ELIZABETH PRANGER, 17, WITH ANNORA PICKENS, NINE MONTHS Elizabeth was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in 2010, when she was 12 years old. She thought she was through the worst of it, but in 2014, she relapsed.

“So this is my second time having leukemia, and it’s a lot different than the first time,” she said. “A lot more hospital stays.

I’ve been months away from my family before.”

She is currently in the “maintenance phase,” where she takes six weeks of oral treatments and four weeks of IV treatments.

She is grateful for Arnold Palmer Hospital, which actively searches for new ways to treat the cancer.

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Grade: Second Piece: Chinese Ming Vase “We were learning about vases, and I wanted it to be night and summer,” said the budding artist.

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VICTOR VALVASSORI Grade: Second Piece: Warm/Cool Weaving The colors of his weaving are what draw Victor into his piece.

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CHURCH OF GOD

125 E Plant St., Winter Garden 407-656-2352 Sundays 8:30 am Traditional 11:00 am Contemporary Pastor Tim Grosshans www.fbcwg.org 2nd Campus:

3/26 Egg-stravaganza 11AM-2PM 3/27 Easter Service 10:30 AM Pastor Thomas Odom 1105 N. Lakewood Ave, Ocoee 407-656-8011

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6:30 am Sunrise Service at the Overlook at Hamlin (Amphiteatre) 7709 John Hancock Dr. W.G. 9:45 am Contemporary Worship 15304 Tilden Road, W.G. www.FoundationWorship.com 407.730.1867

STARKE LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH

611 West. Ave., Ocoee 3/26 10:00 AM Egg Hunt 3/27 Traditional Service w/mini Musical 11:00 AM Pastor Jeff Pritchard (407) 656-2351 Email: starkelakebaptist@gmail.com

OCOEE CHURCH OF GOD

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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 241 N. Main, Winter Garden Services: 8, 9:30, & 11am, 7pm www.churchofthemessiah.com

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION

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The man who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence indeed is the Lord, is blessed. He will be like a tree planted by water: it sends its roots out toward a stream, it doesn’t fear when heat comes, and its foliage remains green. It will not worry in a year of drought or cease producing fruit.

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EGG OCOEE 2016 Glad Tidings Church, 2009 Fullers Cross Road, Ocoee WHEN: 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 26 DETAILS: Helicopters will drop 20,000 easter eggs, with three different hunts for various age groups. Ages 3 and younger hunt at 9:30 a.m.; 4 to 6 go at 10:15; and 7 and up hunt at 11 a.m.

Games, rides, bounce houses, food and other activities will be open starting at 9 a.m. (407) 6564140 STARKE LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH EGG HUNT Starke Lake Baptist Church, 611 West Ave., Ocoee WHEN: 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 26 DETAILS: Come out for a free egg hunt for toddlers through sixth grade. The event will also include a bounce house, candy and pizza.

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CITY OF OCOEE EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA Jim Beech Recreation Center, 1820 A.D. Mims Road, Ocoee WHEN: 10 a.m. to noon, Saturday, March 26 DETAILS: Kids can hunt for thousands of candy-filled Easter eggs starting at 10:30 a.m., but the festivities include much more than that. The Easter Bunny will be on hand to take photos, and children can enjoy arts and crafts, face painting and inflatables.

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Snacks are available for purchase.

The event is open to children 12 and younger. Attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items to donate to the West Orange Christian Service Center.

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EGG-STRAVAGANZA AT OCOEE CHURCH OF GOD Ocoee Church of God, 1105 N. Lakewood Ave., Ocoee WHEN: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Saturday, March 26 DETAILS: More than 2,000 Easter eggs will be at this family-friendly event. There will be an egg hunt for ages 2 to 5 and an egg run for ages 6 to 8 and 9 to 11. There also will be prizes, inflatables and food.

EASTER CELEBRATION AT BILL BREEZE PARK Bill Breeze Park, 150 N. Lakeshore Drive, Ocoee WHEN: 10:30 a.m. Sunday, March 27 DETAILS: Elevation Church presents Easter in Ocoee, with 10,000 easter eggs. The event also will include free family photos, a bounce house and face painting.

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WINTER GARDEN LIONS CLUB ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT Newton Park, 29 W. Garden Ave. WHEN: 10:30 a.m. to noon, Saturday, March 26 DETAILS: Egg hunts for children of all ages begin at 10:30 a..m., a time change from past Easter egg hunts. It is strongly recommended that participants arrive around 9:45 a.m. to 10 a.m. to avoid parking delays.

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WINDEMERE’S ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT Windermere Town Square, WHEN: 10 a.m. Saturday, March 26 DETAILS: Join the Easter Bunny, Mayor Gary Bruhn and Windermere Police Chief David Ogden in a parade to Town Square, where the Easter egg hunt will begin.

Take your camera to take photos with the Easter Bunny. Drinks will be provided for children. This event is co-sponsored by First Baptist Church Windermere, which is providing a train ride for kids. The Windermere Police Department also will purchase two new bikes for each of the age groups. If you are interested in taking a snack, call (407) 8762563, Ext. 5321.

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EASTER AT C/LIFE Chain of Lakes Middle School Auditorium, 8700 Conroy Windermere Road, Orlando WHEN: 10 a.m. Sunday, March 27 DETAILS: An Easter service with a kids ministry takes place at 10 a.m., and an egg hunt will follow the service. This event includes 20,000 eggs, some of which contain items like a Toys R Us shopping spree, tablets and scooters. All children who attend the kids service will receive a VIP egg hunt bracelet. The event also will include bounce houses and a kids train. For more information, visit easteratclife.com.

EASTER AT HOPE CHURCH West Orange High School, 1625 Beulah Road, Winter Garden WHEN: 10 a.m. Sunday, March 27 DETAILS: Attend for a family photo booth, doughnuts, orange juice and coffee, as well 5,000 Easter eggs. At 10:30 a.m., there will be live music, engaging videos and an inspirational message.

OASISKIDS EASTER EGG HUNT Oasis Community Church, 607 Avalon Road, Winter Garden WHEN: 12:30 p.m. Sunday, March 27 DETAILS: Join Oasis for an egg hunt with 1,000 eggs.

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CHARLES PECK DIED MARCH 15, 2016.

Charles Peck, 59, of Sports Cars of Orlando, passed away peacefully Tuesday, March 15, 2016, after battling cancer for 18 months.

Born Sept. 12, 1956, in Elyria, Ohio, to the late Earl Peck and the late Lillian Borgard Peck, native of Winter Garden; maternal grandparents, Sam and Mabel Borgard, also of Winter Garden.

He attended Glendale High School and was owner of Jean Shack in Springfield, Missouri.

A resident of Orlando for many years, Chuck was a patient, gentle man, rich with friends.

Restoration of British sports cars to their original appearance and function was his business and his love. A longtime member of the MG Car Club and British Car Breakfast Club, he enjoyed spending time with

Shannon Pittman, 50, of Winter Garden, Florida, passed away on March 7, 2016. A lifelong Winter Garden resident, Shannon was born on April 16, 1965. Shannon loved to sing karaoke, complete model cars and barbecue for family and friends. He also loved football and enjoyed the Bucs, and his fur babies, Dixie Mae and Doddlebug occupied another special part of his life.

Shannon is survived by his loving wife, Tracy; his children, Cameron (Sheila) Pittman and Brandie Hammock; his brother, Shawn Pittman; his sister, Shauna (Bobby) Madden; his

Sarah “Frances” Hamby, age 89, of Eustis, Florida, formerly of Ocoee, died March 21, 2016.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, March 24, 2016, at Collison Carey Hand Funeral Home, 1148 E. Plant St., Winter Garden, Florida.

Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service at the funeral home.

JOSE DE JESUS ALVINEDA AGUNDIZ, 63, of Winter Garden, died Monday, March 7, 2016. Robert Bryant Funeral & Cremation Chapel, Orlando.

TIMOTHY LEWIS BRYANT, 51, of Gotha, died Sunday, March 13, 2016. BaldwinFairchild Funeral & Cremation Chapel, Orlando.

ALBERTA GAETA, 96, of Winter Garden, died Monday, March 14, 2016. Winter Oak Funeral Home & Cremations, Winter Garden.

grandson, Cameron Pittman Jr.; his nieces and nephew, Amber, Albrey, Hannah and Tyler; and by one great-nephew and two great-nieces.

A celebration of Shannon’s life was held at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 12, 2016, at Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home in Winter Garden, Florida.

LILLIAN C. PROSPERIE, 85, of Winter Garden, died Friday, March 11, 2016. Cremation Choices, Minneola.

THOMAS A. SIMPSON JR., 41, of Winter Garden, died Wednesday, March 16, 2016.

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Surviving are sisters, Barbara Remington, of Atlanta, Becky Rathmann, of St. Louis; brother, Jeff Peck, of Windermere; ex-wife, Tami Peck, of Lake Mary. He was called Uncle Chuck by many nieces and nephews.

Celebration of his life, with family and friends, will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday, April 2, at Newton Park Pavilion, 31 Garden Ave., Winter Garden, Florida. Donations may be made in Chuck’s memory to cancer.org.

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What was going through your mind as you were drafted by the Broncos?

I was coming out of an ACL injury and injured my knee in the secondto-last game of my senior year (at Northwestern University). Throughout the process, I was really focused on getting my knee healthy. Once I was on track there, getting drafted was obviously very exciting. The Broncos have a great coaching staff and great teammates. I was pretty ecstatic when I got drafted.

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Aaron Bogovic pitched six scoreless innings and struck out six batters for the Olympia baseball team (107) in a 6-0 victory against Lyman March 18.

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Alvin Bryant Jr. ran the fastest time in the 200-meter dash in Central Florida this year at The First Academy’s Royal Invitational March 19.

Bryant won with a time of 21.68 seconds.

What has it been like acclimating to the NFL? Is it different from what you expected?

It’s a change for sure, as far as a quarterback learning a new offense system and terminology. Trying to acclimate myself to our scheme and terminology was challenging but exciting at the same time.

It’s another step up and adjustment you’ve got to make. It was a challenge, but I definitely had a good time adjusting.

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Most recently, with the retirement of Manning and the departure of Brock Osweiler through free agency, Siemian is presented with a unique chance to show how far he has progressed and what he can do in the Mile-High City.

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Seeing that unfold to the Super Bowl and playing the biggest game in North America was unreal, and we had a great, focused team.

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How has the NFL experience been for you?

It’s been awesome; I was fortunate enough to be in with Peyton Manning and Brock Osweiler, so it was a good opportunity for me to learn a lot. Every day, I learned something new. For me, I wanted to come in with an open mind and get to work and soak in as much as I could. It was an unbelievable ride, and I was happy to be a part of it.

Describe your Super Bowl experience and being on the roster for it.

It was awesome. You go to the playoffs, and everyone really reached for that. It’s a tournament-style play, so you’ve got to win each week. Seeing that unfold to the Super Bowl and playing the biggest game in North America was unreal, and we had a great, focused team.

There are a lot of distractions and things outside the game going on, but it was really impressive overall.

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Could you take us through the walk-off homer you had against Oviedo?

I thought (the pitcher) had me at 0-2, and then he hung a curve ball, and then I just hit a three-run homer to win the game.

Was this your first walkoff?

Not the first time, but in high school, yeah.

How did the 6-0 victory March 18 at Lyman (Longwood) go?

I went 1-for-3. I just crossed the plate twice, and that was it. I had a single and a walk.

What do you enjoy most about playing center field?

Chasing down balls, running around, basically. I got to read the ball, make diving plays.

You can rob doubles, throw people out.

Bats/Throws: Right/ Right Position: Center fielder Height: 6 feet Birthdate: Feb. 12, 1998 Birthplace: Kissimmee

How did it feel to receive a Super Bowl ring in your rookie season?

I try not to take it for granted, because a lot of guys have played a long time with awesome careers who don’t even get a chance to play in that game. I was soaking it all in, and it was something I was really lucky to be a part of, on such a great team, and it’s something I’ll never forget.

run, steal, throw. And I grew up watching him. The (catch on) Barry Bonds I watched at least a hundred times in the All-Star Game.

What’s your favorite class in school?

I would have to say I don’t know, really. I’d say team sports (laughs) What are your plans for after high school?

Probably going to community college, South Florida State College.

How does it feel to have trained under and learned from Peyton Manning?

It was an awesome experience, and I’m very fortunate I got a year from him, to see how he prepares and leads and how he played the game. There was a

lot of observing — how he went about his business and how he was professional the whole way through. There’s nobody better than him in my eyes. There’s not much Peyton hasn’t seen, so he’s pretty aware of everything.

Now that Peyton has retired and Brock Osweiler has moved to the Texans, what does this mean for you?

You have to be ready for anything year in and year out. I’ll have new room to adjust to, but I’m lucky I’ll be in the same system another year. I’ll be building on what I started last year and working through it.

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Foundation Academy taps new boys hoops coach De’jon Everson now will lead the boys team and will help direct all of Foundation’s basketball programs.

With its 32-0 win over Olympia, Dr. Phillips flag football has now outscored its opponents 125-0 in its past four games.

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point to Boone in the first game of the season, the Dr. Phillips girls flag football team has outscored its opponents 125-0 in four games.

The Panthers (4-1) were perfect on defense once again March 16, topping the host Olympia Titans 32-0.

Dr. Phillips junior quarterback Kaylee Messina set a school record for completions in a game when she connected on 32 attempts, easily besting the previous mark of 25.

Messina connected on touchdown passes to Jordin Ferguson (2), Brooke Harrigan, Tiffany Tolbert and Gianna Fischetti.

The big victory came a day after the Panthers blanked Cypress Creek, 13-0. In that contest, Messina found Tolbert and Shiquila Bryant for touchdown strikes.

On March 14, Dr. Phillips scored its most decisive win of the season, routing Evans 42-0.

On March 9 the Panthers got their first win of the campaign, a 38-0 blowout against Winter Park.

The sole blemish on Dr. Phillips’ resume is a 20-19 loss to Boone in the opener March 7.

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Even with the loss to Boone, the Panthers’ defense is allowing just four points per game while the offense is averaging 28.8 points per game. For her part, Messina has connected on an impressive 19 touchdown strikes.

Olympia is 0-4 and will look for its first victory on the road March 29 at Lake Nona (1-2). The loss to the Panthers was the largest margin of defeat of the season for the Titans, who have been more competitive in losses to Boone (28-6, March 14), Colonial (18-12, March 8) and University (20-0, March 7).

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March 30. After a road game April 4 at University, Dr. Phillips will return home April 6 to host West Orange. n For Olympia: The Titans will take to the road after spring break, traveling to Lake Nona (1-2) March 29.

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a little more than three-and-one-half years ago when De’jon Everson came to the campus of Foundation Academy to work for the school maintenance staff.

Since then, Everson has lent a hand wherever he could. The former college basketball player helped coach the boys varsity program, the boys junior varsity and middle-school programs, the boys and girls track and cross-country programs, and this past winter, he was the head coach for the girls varsity basketball program.

The passion he brought to all of those previous roles was rewarded recently when he was named the head coach of the boys varsity basketball program after former coach Al Peterson left the program two weeks ago.

“It was always one of my dreams to get a head-coaching job,” Everson said. “I’m just happy with the situation.”

Everson’s new role will include overseeing all of the school’s basketball programs, including the girls team he just coached to a district championship and playoff appearance. Replacing him in the role as girls’ head coach is Everson’s cousin, Tyree Crutchfield, who was an assistant for the team this past season.

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coach in boys basketball, he comes in with plenty of familiarity with the Lions’ players, many of whom he coached at the middle-school or junior-varsity levels.

Originally from Georgia, Everson played basketball collegiately, first at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College before finishing his career at Trevecca Nazarene University in Nashville. After he concluded his playing career at TNU, he served for two seasons as a graduate assistant, getting the ball rolling on his coaching career.

Now, with just one senior leaving the program because of graduation, Everson is optimistic about the future.

“Give me six or seven guys that will run through the wall for me, and I’m going to be successful,” Everson said.

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