Riviera Prep volleyball, Carrollton golf record, Doral cross-country. Plus bowling, football, golf
Natalie Chaabouk-Beltran, a student-athlete at Riviera Preparatory School in Miami, represented Venezuela at the 2026 U21 Pan American Cup in Columbus, Ohio.
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Although Natalie was born in the United States, she proudly represented her Venezuelan heritage, while competing on an international stage against some of the top young volleyball players in the Americas.
Natalie is a senior at Riviera Prep, where she plays varsity volleyball as setter/right side. In the classroom, she has earned a 5.5 weighted GPA, reflecting her dedication to academics as well as athletics.
In addition to her high school volleyball career, Natalie has competed at a high level in club and national volleyball. For the upcoming club season, she will be playing with Tribe Volleyball Club in Florida.
At the U21 Pam American Cup, Venezuela brought a very young team, with players between age 15 and 17. The main purpose of participating in the U21 tournament was to give the girls international experience and valuable playing time, as several of them are preparing to compete in the U19 South American Championship in October in Maracaibo, Venezuela.
Riviera Prep is 3-1 this season, defeating St. Brendan, Carrollton and Florida Christian, all in straight sets. The lone loss for the Bulldogs was to Archbishop McCarthy in straight sets.
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Ransom Everglades d. Don Soffer 3-0 (25-13, 25-10, 25-16): Abigail Zichella 13 kills, 6 digs , 5 aces; Adriana Hufsky 11 kills, 7 digs, 2 aces; Valentina Pombo 4 kills, 2 blocks; Stella Stenstron 17 assists.
Somerset Silver Palms d. Marathon 3-0 (25-9, 25-21, 25-18): Ella Alicea (Sr.) 12 kills, 4 aces, 9 digs; Sofia Osborne (Soph.) 17 assists, 4 aces; Leilani Gonzalez (Sr.) 9 kills, 6 aces, 4 digs.
Golf
A record was set while Carrollton defeated Ransom Everglades and Lourdes in a 9-hole girls’ golf match at the Biltmore Golf Course in Coral Gables.
The Cyclones scored 144, edging Ransom Everglades by two strokes. Lourdes shot 165.
Carrollton was led by a school record-setting 5-under par 30 from Petra Compton, who had five birdies and four pars en route to medalist honors. Teammate Fernanda Carrion and Ransom’s Esha Nagalla tied for second at 1-under 34. Nina Fischer of Ransom Everglades was 4th with 1-over 36.
Compton, a senior, will play golf collegiately for FIU.
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BOYS: Miami Country Day 140, Ransom Everglades 157 at Miami Shores Country Club (par 35): 1. Medalist Jack Smith (MCD) 33; 2. Lance Zhang (MCD) 35; 3. Grayson Richards (MCD) and Marek Majercak (MCD) 36; 5. Mathew Puntikov (RE) and Anson Dover (RE) 38; 7. Jonah Fernandez (MCD) and Victor Monssoh (RE) 39.
GIRLS: Cardinal Gibbons 187, Pompano Beach 190 at Pompano Beach Golf Course (Palms Course, 9 holes): 1. Medalist Fiona Manelas (CG) 41; 2. Kennedy Bhola (Pomp) 42; 3. Layla Johnson (Pomp) 45; 4. Ashley Gordon (CG) 47; 5. Grace Johnson (Pomp) 48; 6. Ava Schlinkmann (CG) 49; 7. Elizabeth Lee (CG) 50; 8. London Smith (Pomp) 55.
GIRLS: Plantation American Heritage 144, Cardinal Gibbons 173 at Coral Ridge Country Club in Fort Lauderdale (9 holes): 1. Medalists Aryanah Ahmad (AH) and Callie Li (AH) 34; 3. Laura Monsalve (AH) 36; 4. Aubrey Nanasy (AH) 40; 5. Ella Fleischmann (AH), Myla Kumar (AH) and Fiona Manelas (CG) 41; 8. Ashley Gordon (CG) 42; 9. Ava Schlinkmann (CG) 43; 10. Elizabeth Lee (CG) 47.
Bowling
Coral Gables boys and Ferguson girls are two of the top bowling programs in South Florida. Coral Park is off to a good start in boys’ bowling.
BOYS: ATM d. Dr. Krop 7-0: ATM: High Series by Igor Araujo (379). Dr. Krop: High Series by Kyle Sweeting (491); Total Pins by Andrew Edwards (403); Total Pins by Anthony McDonald (319).
BOYS: Coral Gables d. Ferguson 7-0: CG: High Game and High Series by Alexi Monti (267 and 715); Damian Quillos High Game 255 and High Series 616. Ferg: Senior Lexander Perdomo High Game 234 and High Series 666; Junior Damien Maldonado High Game 200 and High Series 567; Sophomore Evin Lau High Game 218 and High Series 546.
BOYS: Coral Park d. TERRA 7-0: CP: High Game by Sophomore Brandon Escoto (235); High Series by Brandon Escoto (637). T: High Game by Xavier Ramirez (195); High Series by Mathew Cordoba (493).
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BOYS: Coral Park d. Ferguson 7-0: CP: High Game by Senior Tyler Salinetro (226); High Series by Tyler Salinetro (662); High Game by Brandon Escoto (217); High Game by Lucas Fernandez (203); High Game by Mason Noriega (180). Ferg: High Game by Lexander Perdomo (229); High Series by Lexander Perdomo (591); High Game by Evin Lau (202); High Game by Damien Maldonado (194). CP 2-0.
GIRLS: ATM d. Dr. Krop 7-0: ATM: High Series by Victoria Mohama (289). Dr. Krop: High Series by Genesis Lauriston (268), Total Pins by Cassandra Oriente (116).
GIRLS: Ferguson d. Coral Gables 7-0: High Game and High Series by Sophomore Angelie Brito (258 and 666). Amanda Guzman High Game 159; Kahterine Sanchez High Game 144; Lily Berardinelli High Game 130; Zoe Villanueva High Game 131; Sarah Vilanueva High Game 135.
GIRLS: Ferguson d. Coral Park 7-0: High Game and High Series by Angelie Brito (201 and 539).
Cross-country
The Doral Academy cross-country program proved to be one of the top all-around programs in the state at the 13th annual Florida Horse Park Invitational in Ocala.
The Firebirds placed fifth of 66 teams in the boys’ division, and the girls were seventh of 49 teams.
The boys were led by Martin Fernandez, who was ninth of 544 runners, covering 3.1-miles in 16 minutes 1 second. Teammate Rafaele D’Agostino was 50th at 16:47.
For the girls’ team, Nicole Lewis finished fifth of 412 runners in 18:43. Teammate Madison Chin was 25th in 19:44.
Football
American QB Kenny Duckhardt was 16-of-31 for 258 yard and 4 touchdowns in a 33-25 victory over host North Miami.
Abdul Hopkins keyed the defense. The senior DB totaled 9 solo tackles and 5 assists and made 3 interceptions, including a key Pick-6 (54 yards) to put the Patriots ahead 33-25 in the fourth quarter en route to the win.
Ransom Everglades improved to 3-0 with a 24-14 win over visiting Doral Academy.
RE stats: QB A.Llanes 12-of-13 for 152 yds and 1 TD, 4 rushes, 17 yds, 1 TD; RB N.Alce 17 rushes, 102 yds, 1 TD, 18 kick ret yds, 3 solo tkls, 4 asts; W.Duncan 4 rec, 91 yds, 1 TD, 8 asts; C.Smith 3 rec, 35 yds, 16 kick ret yds, 1 solo tkl, 9 asts; T.Grossfeld 2 rec, 20 yds; H.White 4 solo tkls, 13 asts, 2 sacks; C.Kelleher 2 solo tkls, 6 asts, 1 sack; L.Elfenbein 3 solo tkls, 3 asts; N.Torres 1 solo tkl, 4 asts, 2 fum rec.; A.Martinez-Bolivar 3-3 PATs, 1-2 FGs.
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Archbishop Carroll 14, Coral Gables 7: Offensively, the visiting Bulldogs rushed for 333 yards on 47 carries. Marcelo Carrion and Rodney Zamora each scored. Justin Matias led the way with 114 yards on 18 carries. Dylan Galadza added 96 yards rushing and made 3 tackles. More defensively, Archbishop Carroll was led by the linebacking quartet of Isaiah Suarez, Joel Rodriguez, Coleman Quesada and Kendru Pembleton. Safety Lucas Ramirez provided a crucial sack in the third quarter. The Bulldogs will host American (3-0) on Thursday afternoon. AC 1-1, CG 1-2.
Swimming
BOYS: Coral Gables 74, Cutler Bay 34: Santiago Fernandez-Arce led Coral Gables by placing 1st in the 200 individual medley. For Cutler Bay, Santiago Balbisportal placed second in the 50 free and helped the medley relay finish first.
GIRLS: Cutler Bay 60, Coral Gables 36: Ellie Jackson led Culter Bay. For Coral Gables, Sasha Goron placed 1st in the 100 free.
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Compiled by Jim Varsallone
This story was originally published September 9, 2026 at 2:01 PM.


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