![Students, teachers, and parents visit Omaha Beach in Normandy, France on June 7. "In 7th grade I had signed up for a [field trip to] Canada but it was canceled because COVID pushed it off so much, so when Mrs. Pietrzak brought up that they were doing a D-Day field trip to Europe, I thought that was really cool and I knew that I definitely wanted to do a trip while I was at West Shore so I took the opportunity," senior Amelia Bailly said.](https://westshoreroar.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/edbc27cd-da37-43d3-9ac9-0f38a21bbe02-1200x675.jpg)
Wildcat Wrap 1/16: Cape Coast Conference tournament comes to an end
Last week, boys soccer lost 3-0 to Viera in the South semi-finals of the Cape Coast Conference (CCC) tournament, and girls basketball lost 72-15 to Viera in the first round of the CCC tournament, both on Jan 9.
Boys basketball won 58-52 over Satellite in the first round of the CCC tournament to send them into the South semi-finals, where they will face Melbourne for the second time this season. Also on Friday, girls soccer won 8-0 against Palm Bay, scoring 5 goals in the second half in the losers bracket of the CCC tournament.
Over the weekend, the competitive cheer team traveled to Deland High School for a competition where they placed second out of three teams, scoring the highest in the Game Day division in school history.
On Monday, boys soccer lost 4-2 to Satellite in their last CCC tournament game, with senior midfielder Athan Zaiden and center back Max Carl scoring the goals for the Wildcats. The loss lowered their record to 5-9 on the season.
On Tuesday, girls soccer won 8-0 over Eau Gallie in their last game of the CCC tournament, with junior striker Sela Horgan scoring two of their eight goals. This raised their record to 6-3-6 on the season. Also, girls basketball lost 50-16 in a game against Melbourne, with eighth grader Kaelani Luther scoring 11 of their 16 points.
Yesterday boys basketball lost 59-42 to Melbourune in the semi-final of the CCC tournament at Veira. This loss brings their record to 6-7.
Tonight, girls basketball faces 1-11 Eau Gallie in a CCC tournament game. To cap off the week, boys soccer plays against 12-0-1 Holy Trinity, and boys basketball will face 5-11 Palm Bay in the third-place game of the CCC tournament.
Spring sports such as tennis, lacrosse, track and field, and flag football have begun their tryouts. Check out the West Shore Athletics website for more information and dates for tryouts.
For more information on the CCC Tournament and its origins, check out Jack Grimison’s article “Pick and Choose,” which dives into the new scheduling changes and the impact of the new CCC in-season tournament.
All schedules and game times can be found on MaxPreps.
