JACKSONVILLE, Fla---The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is still trying to identify several people involved in the bonfire fight that claimed the life of a 19-year-old high school student from St. Augustine.

Ryan Scott Ford was a senior at Pedro Menendez High School and one of his friends tells First Coast News he was a good kid, and hung out in the woods almost every weekend with his friends, but on Friday, a casual bonfire turned deadly.

At around 1 a.m. Saturday Jacksonville Police Officers responded to the 14500 block of Old St. Augustine Road. About 50 people were in the woods at a bonfire when a large fight started, and then several smaller fights.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office says Ford was not involved, but was caught in the middle and punched several times until he fell unconscious. He was taken to a nearby hospital, but later died from the injuries.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The girls soccer playoff game between University and Mandarin was voted as our game of the week, but it might end up being our game of the year.

The Lady Mustangs fell behind 2-0 early.  Although they played much better in the second half, it took quite a while before they could find the back of the net.  After several shots on goal were off the mark, Rosie Lindo fired a free kick towards the near post.  The University goalkeeper stopped the ball but didn't catch it.  Morgan Meltzer was there make sure the ball got past the keeper.

A few minutes later, Lindo lofted one over the keeper's head to tie the score at 2 with 7 and a half minutes remaining in the game.

After two scoreless overtime periods, the game went into penalty kicks.  After Hunter Talley scored to put the Mustangs up 2-1, Kaitlyn Romero make a kick save which gave Mandarin an advantage.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- With all of the hoopla going on in Washington D.C. as President Obama is sworn in for a second term, a Mandarin restaurant is hoping to cash in by serving up the "fat dog."

The fat dog has long been a District of Columbia tradition and Steamin', an East Coast casual themed eatery, wants to share it with the First Coast.

In Washington the dish is better known as the "half-smoke" which is a half-pork and half-beef sausage, served with mix of herbs, onion and chili sauce.

Jay Davis and Vasha Carter grew up in the District of Columbia area and opened Steamin' about three weeks ago in Mandarin.