Dr. Phillips clinched their third consecutive FHSAA Class 7A girls basketball championship by defeating Colonial, 53-46, in an intense final at the RP Funding Center in Lakeland. Led by coach Anthony Jones, the team secured their seventh state title, showcasing their hard work and dedication. This victory marked Dr. Phillips' 20-game winning streak to conclude the season, with key contributions from players like Trinity Turner and Leah Bullard.

The Big Picture

This triumph not only solidified Dr. Phillips' dominance in girls' basketball but also highlighted the historic clash between two Orlando schools in the championship, emphasizing the talent in Central Florida hoops.

By the Numbers
  • Dr. Phillips won their seventh girls basketball state championship.
  • Trinity Turner scored 16 points and had five assists in the final game.
  • Leah Bullard contributed 15 points and six rebounds during the championship match.
State of Play
  • Dr. Phillips' victory marked their sixth title under Coach Jones.
  • The win against Colonial featured an impressive first-half lead of 34-15 for Dr. Phillips.
What's Next

As Dr. Phillips celebrates their 3-peat, eyes will turn to the next season to see if they can continue their impressive streak and dominance in the competitive girls' basketball landscape.

Bottom Line

Dr. Phillips' resounding victory with a 3-peat championship underscores their legacy and skill in girls' basketball, setting a high bar for future competitions and cementing their status as a formidable force in the sport.