June 25, 2024
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Quimby Selected To All-Citrus Conference First-Team

Nikole Valiente
Lady Sharks point guard Shameir Quimby was selected to the Florida College System Athletic Association Citrus All-Conference First-Team. The freshman from Fort Walton Beach, Florida led the Miami Dade College women’s basketball team with 21.8 points and 2.6 assists per game and a 47.1 percent shooting percentage this season.… Read the rest at our website.
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Sharks Point Guard Earns All-Citrus Conference First-Team Honors

Ruddel Lambert
John Latimer, a point guard for the Miami Dade College men’s basketball team, was named to a 2023-24 Florida College System Athletic Association Citrus All-Conference First-Team. The sophomore from Orlando led the Sharks to a 15-17 record while averaging 17.5 points on 47.2 % shooting and 3.6 rebounds and… Read the rest at our website.
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Sharks Hire Two New Assistant Men’s Basketball Coaches

Charles Stemmer
Miami Dade College men’s basketball coach Jorge Fernandez has added two new coaches—Adam Braswell and Blake Peterson—to his staff.   The duo replaces Dillon “DJ” Jenkins, who left coaching, and Thomas Roque, who is now the athletic business manager/head boy’s basketball coach at Mater Academy in Hialeah Gardens.  Braswell, 34,… Read the rest at our website.
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Men’s Basketball Team Eliminated At State Tournament—Ending Sharks Comeback Season

Scarlling Manzanarez
By all metrics, the Miami Dade College men’s basketball team had a comeback season. They won seven more games (17) than the previous year—including four more conference wins (6)—and qualified for the State Tournament for the first time in eight years. But their season ended on March 9 in… Read the rest at our website.
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Nearly Two Years After His Brothers Were Fatally Shot, Stillwell Flourishing At MDC

Scarlling Manzanarez
After losing his two older brothers—Cortez and Perry—to gun violence in 2021, Jamichael Stillwell was ready to give up. He questioned his love for basketball. Dropped out of Hamilton Heights Christian Academy in Chattanooga, Tennessee during his junior year and moved back to his hometown—Atlanta. But then another life… Read the rest at our website.

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