“I felt like we prepared well all week and did what we needed to win,” said Wiregrass Ranch coach Jeremy Shobe. “We had a tough loss last week to Wesley Chapel, but we refocused to get ready for a district opponent. We needed to get this win to get a jump on district play instead of playing catch up.”Bulls pitch first shutout.Wiregrass Ranch High came out a 15-0 winner against Class 4A, District 6 rival Ridgewood High to open league play. It is the first time the Bulls (2-2) have recorded a shutout in the school’s five-year history.“I felt like we prepared well all week and did what we needed to win,” said Wiregrass Ranch coach Jeremy Shobe. “We had a tough loss last week to Wesley Chapel, but we refocused to get ready for a district opponent. We needed to get this win to get a jump on district play instead of playing catch up.”The Bulls allowed just 87 yards. Defensive linemen Eric LaRue and Dwayne Houston each had two sacks.Wiregrass Ranch quarterback James Tringali had a pair of touchdown passes, one to Antwan Smith the other to Donovan Blackman. Tringali finished with 131 yards,“He did well managing the game,” Shobe said of Tringali. “He could have had 300 yards if we didn’t have some drops. We had a balanced attack with Rudy Walker starting his first game at running back for us. He normally plays cornerback, but we’re banged up at running back and he stepped up and gave us what we needed.”
