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PGT Windows and Doors Provides Guidance on Safety and Protection During Hurricanes and Tropical Storms Original
PGT Windows and Doors Provides Guidance on Safety and Protection During Hurricanes and Tropical Storms VENICE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PGT Windows and Doors, part of MITER Brands, recently updated its hurricane preparedness page to include expert insights and free resources that building professionals can share with their customers, including a downloadable guide.
MITER Brands’ PGT ® WinGuard ® Impact Windows are Top Rated by Consumer Reports ® * Original
MITER Brands’ PGT® WinGuard® Impact Windows are Top Rated by Consumer Reports®* VENICE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PGT® Windows and Doors, America’s authority in high-performance windows and doors and part of the MITER Brands portfolio, is pleased to share that its WinGuard® impact-resistant product lines were recognized by Consumer Reports®, the most trusted independent testing resource in the nation, as the Top-Rated Storm Window for 2026.
WINDOOR® Unveils Larger Pivot Door for Grand Entrances Original
NORTH VENICE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--WINDOOR®, part of the MITER Brands portfolio and a manufacturer of luxury specialty products for windows and doors for coastal living, announces the launch of new, larger sizes for its innovative Pivot Door. The Pivot Door (PV9998A) now accommodates openings up to 6 feet wide by 12 feet tall.
Western Window Systems Joins Case Study 2.0 Effort to Rebuild Pacific Palisades Original
PHOENIX, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Western Window Systems, part of the MITER Brands portfolio and a leading manufacturer of moving glass walls and windows that bring indoor and outdoor spaces together, is participating as a window and door supplier for Case Study 2.0, a collaborative community initiative to rebuild Pacific Palisades homes destroyed by fire in early 2025.
MILGARD® Introduces New AX650 Moving Glass Wall System, Blending Indoor and Outdoor Living Spaces
TACOMA, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MILGARD Windows and Doors, part of the MITER Brands portfolio and manufacturer of vinyl, fiberglass, and aluminum windows and patio doors for builders, dealers and homeowners, announces the launch of its new AX650 Moving Glass Wall System. Created to deliver scale, performance, and aesthetic flexibility for homeowners and designers, the AX650 features maximum heights up to 10 feet and max panel widths of 5 feet.
Edgewater 56, Boone 14: Eagles claim victory in Battle of the Barrel
Edgewater entered the Battle of the Barrel seeking revenge for two straight losses to Boone, and the Eagles got it, bashing the Braves 56-14. A quick touchdown had Boone (5-5) thinking upset, but that feeling faded quickly as Edgewater (9-1) took advantage of four first-quarter turnovers to bury the Braves in a 28-7 hole from which they would not recover. With the win, the Eagles, ranked No. 5 in the Sentinel Super 16, are likely headed to the 7A, Region 1 playoffs with an at-large bid.
No. 4 Jones blows out Eustis 51-0
No. 4 Jones reeled off its seventh straight win and repeated its Class 5A, District 13 title by thrashing Eustis 51-0. The Tigers improved to 7-1 overall and 2-0 in district play and appear primed to make a deep playoff push. Jones running back Avarius Sparrow made the most of his five carries, rushing for 144 yards and touchdown runs of 5, 92 and 20 yards. – Jones is a perfect 6-0 in district games since asking to make the leap from 4A to 5A last season.
No. 1 Eagles soar over Lake Minneola 42-14
Edgewater, ranked No. 1 in the Sentinel Super 16, kept its undefeated season rolling and seized control of the Class 7A, District 4 race, thrashing Lake Minneola 42-14 on the Hawks’ homecoming night. Lake Minneola (4-3, 2-2 in 7A-4) provided little resistance for high-powered Edgewater (7-0, 4-0) and standout quarterback R.J. Harvey. – After surviving an overtime scare in this matchup last year, Edgewater left no doubt in this one.
No. 5 Wekiva beats down No. 15 Dr. Phillips
James Lynch Jr. returned an interception for a touchdown and recovered a fumble to set up another score as No. 5 Wekiva dominated with defense and rolled to a 34-0 victory over No. 15 Dr. Phillips on Friday night. Extra points:– After the teams traded punts for most of the first quarter, Wekiva (5-1) put together a strong drive, with quarterback Larry Preston picking up three first downs through the air. Supreme Richardson capped the drive with a 1-yard plunge for a touchdown.
Dr. Phillips holds off Oak Ridge
Dr. Phillips withstood a late charge to beat Oak Ridge, 35-18, in Friday’s District 8A-5 matchup. Japerri Powell and Brandon Fields each cracked the century mark on the ground to help the Panthers (2-4, 1-0) break a three-game losing streak. — Dr. Phillips took advantage of a pair of Oak Ridge (3-3, 1-1) miscues to build a 21-0 first quarter lead. On the opening drive, the Pioneers fumbled a punt snap, setting up a Canaan Mobley one-yard touchdown run.
Wekiva blows by Olympia
No. 1 Wekiva raced past Olympia, 43-7, in Friday’s non-district matchup. The Mustangs (4-0) piled up 36 points in a wild second quarter to coast to victory. Their 43 points were a season high. Olympia (1-4) was unable to build momentum from last week’s victory. – Wekiva got out to a surprisingly slow start, as the Mustangs were held scoreless by a fired up Olympia defense. On Wekiva’s first two drives, they were forced into a three-and-out, and then Sean Robles was intercepted.
Edgewater runs over Olympia
Sentinel Super 16 No. 4 Edgewater kept its perfect season rolling, as the Eagles dominated winless Olympia, 49-21, in a non-district contest. The Eagles (3-0) raced to a 28-0 lead less than eight minutes into the game and never looked back. – Edgewater QB R.J. Harvey, a Virginia commit, continued his strong season. He completed 3 of 6 passes for 113 yards and a touchdown, and carried three times for 110 yards and another score.
West Orange routs Olympia
West Orange opened its season with an impressive 56-10 thrashing of Olympia. The Warriors (1-0) raced to a 49-7 lead midway through the second quarter, at which point a running clock was instituted for the remainder of the game. Olympia dropped to 0-1. — West Orange jumped ahead 14-0 before the Titan offense had a chance to take the field. Elijah Stimmel connected with Giuliano Baber for a seven-yard touchdown on the games opening drive.
West Orange routs Olympia
West Orange opened its season with an impressive 56-10 thrashing of Olympia. The Warriors (1-0) raced to a 49-7 lead midway through the second quarter, at which point a running clock was instituted for the remainder of the game. Olympia dropped to 0-1. == West Orange jumped ahead 14-0 before the Titan offense had a chance to take the field. Elijah Stimmel connected with Giuliano Baber for a seven-yard touchdown on the games opening drive.
Edgewater falls to Fleming Island
Edgewater’s dream football season came to an end, as the Eagles fell at home to Fleming Island, 23-7, in Friday’s 7A region semifinal. Fleming Island (10-2) was led by its three-headed rushing attack of Chauncey Garrison (105 yards, one touchdown), Ryan Smenda (94 yards, 2 touchdowns) and Anfernee McCaskill (95 yards). Fleming Island suffocated the Edgewater offense all night, holding the Eagles (9-3) to 222 yards, with most of the yardage coming late.
Backup QB sparks West Orange win vs. Timber Creek
Elijah Stimmel came off the bench to throw three touchdowns, sparking West Orange to a 35-19 win over Timber Creek on the Warriors’ temporary home field at Olympia High School. West Orange (3-4), which played away from home due to hurricane damage, fell behind 13-7 and 19-14, but rallied behind its backup quarterback,.
Winter Park stays unbeaten after win against Olympia
Sentinel Super 16 No. 5 Winter Park dominated defensively and kept its perfect football season alive, going on the road Thursday to defeat Olympia 21-7. Turnovers doomed the Titans, as the swarming Wildcats defense picked off Olympia quarterback Joe Milton five times and recovered a pair of fumbles. Winter Park (6-0) caused its first turnover on the opening kickoff, recovering a fumble on the return. The Wildcats capitalized quickly, as Cameron LeGree reached the end zone on a two-yard sneak.
Dr. Phillips flag football brings back its winning ways
From the mid 2000s to early 2010s, few area programs in any sport were as dominant as the Dr. Phillips girls flag football team. The Panthers racked up nine district titles in an eleven-year span and made six appearances in the state tournament, taking home the FHSAA championship in 2011. Following the 2014 season, head coach Anthony Jones left that role to spend time with his wife and newborn child, and the team struggled through a 5-8 season.
Dr. Phillips returns to flag football state tourney
A swarming defense led Dr. Phillips to a convincing 20-6 win over visiting Fleming Island in Tuesday’s girls flag football 2A region final, sending the undefeated Panthers back to the state tournament for the first time since 2013. “Making it back to state means a lot, it’s long overdue,” said DP coach Anthony Jones.
Anfernee Simons scores 30 as Edgewater defeats Deltona
Anfernee Simons poured in 30 points to lead Edgewater to an 82-51 homecourt win over Deltona in a Class 7A boys basketball region final. He had nine dunks. After a hard-fought first half, which ended with the Eagles (21-8) leading 31-25, Simons exploded in the third quarter. He threw down four gravity-defying slams during a 13-2 run that turned a competitive game into a laugher.
Olympia beats Vero Beach for first state berth
Olympia rallied from 12 down to stun defending state champion Vero Beach 55-44 in the Friday’s Class 9A, Region final. The Titans advance to the state semifinals for the first time in school history. After trailing most of the first half and going to the locker room down 31-21, Olympia’s chances appeared bleak. But the The Titans (17-9) stormed back to outscore the Indians 19-4 in the third quarter, including a 15-0 run to end the period.
Wekiva tames Boone to advance in girls basketball regionals
Wekiva used a second-half surge to charge past visiting Boone 58-43 in Thursday’s Class 9A girls basketball regional quarterfinal. Emmy James led the way with 17 points and E’Toni Holloway chipped in 15 for the Mustangs (20-8). Wekiva, ranked No. 2 in the Sentinel Super Six, will host No. 4 West Orange in Tuesday’s regional semifinal. After a back-and-forth first half Boone (19-9) took a 29-28 lead early in the third quarter, capping a 6-0 run coming out of halftime.
No. 1 TFA cruises, Oak Ridge scores 96 | Boys Basketball Playoffs
State-ranked Oak Ridge remained undefeated on its home floor with a 96-52 blowout of Olympia on Wednesday to reach Friday’s Class 9A, District 5 boys basketball final vs. Dr. Phillips. C.J. Bent led all scorers with 18 points, all from behind the three-point arc, and the Sentinel Super 16 No. 3 Pioneers (21-4) outscored Olympia 35-10 in the first quarter. Six Pioneers scored in double figures, including Niven Glover (14 points), who put together a highlight reel of thunderous alley-oop dunks.
Jones blanks Atlantic
No. 12 Jones bounced back from its first loss and moved one step closer to a playoff appearance by dominating visiting 4A, District 5 rival Port Orange Atlantic 50-0. It was all Jones from start to finish, as they outgained the Sharks 328-24. “I thought we played a complete game tonight,” said Jones coach Elijah Williams. “Last week against Cocoa, I didn’t feel we prepared enough. Tonight, we made plays on offense, defense and special teams.
Preps Boy's Basketball: Devils Can't Figure Out Deltona's Hot Shooting
DELAND | Evan Hinson's 35 points paced Deltona to an 88-61 rout of Winter Haven in Friday's Gus Gibbs Rotary Tournament semifinal. Hinson proved that his 22-point effort Thursday night was just a warmup, as he exploded for 20 points, including four 3-pointers, in the first quarter. Behind his hot shooting, Deltona (12-2) raced to a 31-17 lead after eight minutes. "This is a veteran group," Deltona coach Denny Hinson said.
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