North Broward Prep Hockey Team Wins State Championship. {NBP Athletics}
It was a historic week for teams in Coconut Creek, highlighted by a national championship push and several programs celebrating their seniors while continuing strong seasons across multiple sports.
Coming off a fifth straight state championship, the North Broward Prep hockey team continued to make history by becoming the first team in school history to go 3-0 in pool play at nationals. The Eagles recorded wins over Sun Valley High (3-0), Des Moines High School (4-3), and Notre Dame Prep (3-2) before ultimately falling later in the competition.
On the baseball field, the Eagles honored seniors Jack Rostock, Adrian Rodriguez, Adolfo Camacho, and Rodrigo Lithgow during senior night. They opened the week with a 1-0 win over West Boca Raton Community High School, managing just one hit—an RBI single from Jonathan Rodriguez. Zack Tavarez tossed five shutout innings, while Caden Coleman secured the win with two strong innings of relief after a go-ahead run in the sixth.
They followed that performance with a dominant 11-1 victory over Community School of Naples, scoring six runs in the first inning. Aiden Camacho led the way with a home run and two RBIs, while Marcus Hall, Julian Rodriguez, Anthony Diaz, and Adrian Rodriguez each drove in a run. Rostock struck out five to earn another win on the mound.
The girls’ lacrosse team also held senior night, recognizing Keira DeRogatis, Maddie Sadler, McKenna Crupi, Emma Birnbaum, and Kate Lynch. DeRogatis led the offense with four goals, while Alex Routman and Alexia Monzon each added three. The Eagles later faced a tough challenge, falling 18-4 to Pine Crest School.
The boys lacrosse team honored seniors Jackson Fornaro, Ryder Schwartz, Jake Lopatin, and Zane Mukamal before securing an 8-6 win over West Boca Raton High School. Both lacrosse teams are set to close out the regular season on Tuesday, March 31, against Westminster Christian High School.
They also saw tremendous success with postseason conference honors. The girls’ soccer team had a standout year, earning multiple first-team selections, including Jayda Palumbo, Lila Brown, Zoie Brown, and Ella Munoz. Palumbo led the team with 20 goals, while Lila Brown added 19. Zoie Brown was outstanding in goal, allowing just 14 goals and making 129 saves in 23 games, and Munoz contributed nine goals and two assists. Sloane Munoz earned second-team honors, while Natalia Benitez and Kaiden O’Neill received honorable mention recognition.
On the boys’ soccer side, Filipe Cabral was named to the first team after scoring 18 goals, including back-to-back hat tricks. Maxwell Galperin earned second-team honors, while Henrique Carvalho and Benjamin Metula were named honorable mentions following a seven-win season.
In boys basketball, Francesco Borio averaged 15 points per game to earn first-team honors, while Maxwell Galperin added a second-team selection after a strong 24-4 season. Carvalho and Metula also received honorable mentions.
For the girls’ basketball team, Kenya Clark and Makena Longo were named to the first team, with Ysamar Pimentel earning second-team recognition and Ke’Nya Clark receiving honorable mention. Kenya Clark set a school record with 26 rebounds in a single game, while Longo led the team in scoring during an impressive season for the Eagles.
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