Lely football relies on division I talent in hopes of taking next step
The Lely football team looks to improve on its 5-5 record from 2023. The Trojans have a new quarterback in Carter Quinn and plenty of weapons on offense - including wide receiver Jayce Cora, running back Jayvian Tanelus and running back Nino Joseph. The defense also is laden with talent, led by linebacker Ivan Cisneros . Photos by Liz Gorman
Sports
By Andrew Sodergren andrew.sodergren@naplespress.com  
24 May 2024

Lely football relies on division I talent in hopes of taking next step

“They're both really tough kids but what impresses me is they're also unselfish.

—Ben Hammer, Lely football coach, on the rushing duo of Nino Joseph and Jayvian Tanelus

E-Edition

Read the most recent edition

Most read

Tribal access at stake in Big Cypress
Collier now
WILDERNESS DESIGNATION PROPOSAL
Tribal access at stake in Big Cypress
By Kelly J. Farrell 
13 September 2024
Florida’s Indigenous people are again fighting to protect their homeland from a threat involving the...
Stories of faith now complete in church’s icons
Cover Story
Stories of faith now complete in church’s icons
By Harriet Howard Heithaus harriet.heithaus@naplespress.com 
6 September 2024
The uninitiated who walk into the sanctuary of St. Paul Antiochian Orthodox Church will likely gasp....
Restaurants continue to come and go
Tim Aten Knows
Restaurants continue to come and go
Tim Aten 
23 August 2024
Q: Was wondering if you possibly knew when Havana Libre at Founders Square would be opening up? — St...
Changing landscape
Main
Changing landscape
M Development proposes new mixed-use projects in downtown Naples, including previous site of St. George & the Dragon
By Tim Aten tim.aten@naplespress.com 
6 September 2024
Aspen-based M Development proposes to build two three-story, mixed-use buildings and a parking garag...
Announcements Single Issues Contact us Upload Files Privacy Subscription Services
Copyright © Gulfshore Life Media, LLC. All rights reserved.