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Tiger Spotted on Campus

You might hear students whispering about a tiger that’s been spotted around campus these days. That’s right, we have Andrew TIGER Riley tearing up golf courses around the city! Andrew – AKA Hurricane Andrew AKA Tiger AKA Hits Bombs All Day Every Day – has been a force to be reckoned with on the links these days.

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3 under par 68 and the dub. But wait, there’s more!

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Are you kidding me!? This kid is unbelievable!

Keep hitting BOMBS, Tiger! Knight Nation is rooting for you!

 

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Message From Coach McNickle – New Head Coach for Lady Knights Golf

Good afternoon,

My name is Steven McNickle and I’m excited about the opportunity to be the Girls golf coach this upcoming season.  I look forward to meeting everyone soon. 

Here’s a little about me and my coaching philosophy:

For the past 4 years, I’ve been coaching the middle school golf teams at Patriot oaks and Valley Ridge which covered all skill levels.  Personally, I’ve been an avid golfer for many years and played all over the US & Europe.  I’ve gone through several coaching clinics to not only improve my game but to be able to transfer that knowledge to my players.  

My goals are to provide you a solid foundation to improve your mental focus on the course along with the swing aspects of the game .  I put a heavy emphasis on the short game where a majority of strokes are gained or lost.  If you have a desire to play beyond high school, I will work hard to help you achieve your goals to the best of your ability.  

I will be sending out more information in the coming weeks, but feel free to reach out to me through email, text & even call 😀 if you have any questions.   

Lastly, If you plan on returning to the team this upcoming season,  the enrollment information is located on the school website.   

2020-21 FHSAA Athletic Clearance Instructions

Have a great weekend,

Steven McNickle 

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New Head Coach for Creekside Girls Golf

Creekside High School is thrilled to announce that Steven McNickle will be the new head coach of the Lady Knights Golf Team!

Coach McNickle developed a passion for golf in high school. After a brief moment in college football, he dedicated himself to play golf competitively in area amateur events over the years. He was the first golf coach for the combined Patriot Oaks Academy and Valley Ridge Academy golf teams, where he created a successful model that taught the skills of the short game, putting, and chipping. Coach McNickle also coordinated and co-conducted programs and clinics to work with up and coming players. He prides himself on developing within players the ability to focus on the moment while creating a lifelong joy for the game. “My goal is to be a positive mentor, leader, and role model for our youth.”

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New Head Coach for Creekside Cheer

Creekside High School is excited to announce that Jessica Moltisanti will be joining the Knights as head coach of the Knights Cheer Program!

Coach Moltisanti began her coaching career in 1998 as an alumnus and competitive cheerleader of Connetquot High School and her passion has led her to a lifelong award-winning coaching journey. Throughout her career Coach, Moltisanti has worked with many high school teams as well as Allstar teams. She is the founder and owner of Zone Cheer All-Stars and has coached various levels of competitive teams. She has held multiple positions and received numerous awards, including coached finals teams at UCA Nationals, former USASF Regional and National Advisory Board Member, and USASF Coach of the year finalist.

Coach Moltisanti looks forward to mentoring the Knights Cheer team in a positive and competitive environment, “My goal is to create an experience that will be fun, foster leadership, athleticism, and mentor through positively encouraging a journey all will remember forever.”

You can contact Coach Moltisanti @ [email protected]

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Creekside’s Tracy Da Costa is The Record’s 2019 Coach of the Year

Creekside swim coach Tracy Da Costa led the Knights girls swimming team to a second consecutive FHSAA state championship in November 2018. Da Costa led the Knights girls and boys to Region 1-3A titles.It takes a certain person to have the desire and determination to be on a pool deck a county away at 5:30 in the morning.Tracy Da Costa is that person.

Source: Creekside’s Tracy Da Costa is The Record’s 2019 Coach of the Year – Sports – The St. Augustine Record – St. Augustine, FL

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Spring Football Roundup – Knights show off new look offense and aggressive defense

Creekside 28, Clay 17

Creekside showed off a new quarterback and an aggressive defense in Thursday’s spring game at Clay.“Clay is always an extremely physical team, and we played extremely physical with them. That was the goal,” Creekside coach Sean McIntyre said.Quinn Sieger moved over from slot to quarterback and threw for nearly 250 yards. Jack Goodrich and Shane Calhoun each caught five passes. Calhoun, a tight end, who has over 25 offers from FBS schools, caught two TD passes.The Knights’ offense did not turn the ball over and the defense held the Blue Devils in check.“The most encouraging thing was the defense,” McIntyre said. “We gave up just one long run.”

Source: Spring Football Roundup | May 18, 2019 – Sports – The St. Augustine Record – St. Augustine, FL

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County swimmers shatter record for state titles

Maybe it’s time for St. Johns County to annex the victory podium at the FHSAA swimming championship.The winners’ list from Friday night: Summer Stanfield. Ian Cooper. Olivia Peoples. Jack VanDeusen. Four relays, too, two from Bartram Trail and one each from Creekside and Nease, to mark the most successful swimming season in county history.That’s not even including the overall girls team championship for Creekside, which edged Bartram Trail in a county 1-2.Those swimmers combined for nine

Source: High school notes: County swimmers shatter record for state titles