It’s another week of football as the popular and nationally recognized South Florida High School Sports radio show with Larry Blustein on 104.3 FM WQAM moved to Wednesday night this week - brought to you courtesy of University of Miami Health Sports Medicine.

Each week, the program attracts the newsmakers in high school sports, recruiting college sports – not only locally, but throughout the country.

The show gives listeners an opportunity to hear about college football programs statewide from the media that cover them. It also focuses on the coaches who use the state of Florida – Miami-Dade and Broward Counties in particular.

The program, which has been run for nearly two decades and has been rated as one of the top programs of its kind has become a popular listen for recruiting fans as well as high school sports purists, focusing on high sports and the newsmakers.

Here is a look at the way Wednesday night went:

Imagine leading your team in sacks. Imagine leading the state in that category. How about the nation! Miami Killian senior defensive end Dashaun Collins will head into Week No. 8 with 19 quarterback sacks, which is good enough to be the best in the country! He spoke about how he improved from his junior season.

DASHAUN COLLINS ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/miami-killian-senior-de-dashuan-collins-is-the-nations-sack-leader-b3c08

For the past three and a half seasons, Christian Cassidy has learned, matured and has become a leader as an offensive lineman at Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons. As a team captain, he has been instrumental in paving the way for a solid running game – while providing protection for the quarterback. While he may not play football in college, he does have his career plans in order.

CHRISTIAN CASSIDY ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/cardinal-gibbons-senior-ol-christian-cassidy-91b27

With the University of Miami having this week off to rest after a physical five-game stretch, all eyes will be on Hard Rock Stadium a week from Saturday night for the annual showdown with rival Florida State University. Jazz Santana from The Sixth Ring Canes Podcast looked at this football program and how depth has paved the way so far.

JAZZ SANTANA ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/the-sixth-ring-canes-podcast-host-jazz-santana-bde42

With St. Thomas Aquinas holding on to the No. 1 spot nationally, all the Raiders have to do is continue to win and take home a national title. But as Zack Poff from Max Preps told our audience, there are some quality programs across the country who could be in the same position. Several south Florida teams are among the best in the country.
ZACK POFF ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/national-high-school-rankings-editor-zack-poff-of-max-preps-3d4b9

While everyone is paying attention to the inaugural “Open Division”, Andre Fernandez is looking at what some of the other Miami-Dade and Broward programs will be able to do away from that classification. Several teams are looking to find their way to Pitbull Stadium in the second week of December to play for a state title in 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A and 6A as well.

ANDRE FERNANDEZ ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/high-school-sports-analyst-andre-fernandez-fde62

Speaking of the Open Division, there are several teams who are currently not mentioned as one of the eight best in the state – and while there is a long way to go – the formula for choosing this inaugural field is not very popular with the human element losing out to a computer ranking. Jon Santucci from USA Today has some valid ideas on how this should all work.

JON SANTUCCI ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/national-high-school-football-analyst-jon-santucci-5194a

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We probably say this every year, but the high school football season is certainly moving quickly. Maybe too fast for some.

When things kickoff today in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, we will have reached the eighth week of the 2026 season, which signals that every game played will have some meaning for teams who are headed to the post season.

With district championships still at stake along with the inaugural “Open Division”, the next few weeks will define teams and players.

Key West (3-4, 2-1) at Miami Central (5-1, 3-0), Traz, 7. A win by the Rockets will all but wrap up the district title – with only North Miami Beach left. But this program – with next week’s GMAC Week matchup against Miami Christopher Columbus and a regular season-ending game against Miami Carol City will tell a lot about their post season plans. They will either play for the Open Division title or the 3A crown.

KEY WEST CONCHS

Boca Raton, W 30-7

Palmetto, L 35-7

Delray American Heritage, L 26-13

Miami Jackson, L 12-7

Miami St. Brendan, W 58-7

Miami True North Classical Academy, L 30-17

North Miami Beach, W 23-13

10/8 - @Miami Central

10/23 – Miami Springs

10/30 - @Naples Barron Collier

MIAMI CENTRAL ROCKETS

Orange Lutheran, California, W 23-22

Miami St. Brendan, W 43-7

Buford, Georgia, L 18-7

Miami Jackson, W 54-18

Miami Northwestern, W 54-18

Miami Springs, W 34-0

10/8 – Key West

10/16 – Miami Christopher Columbus – GMAC Week

10/22 – North Miami Beach

10/30 - @Miami Carol City

Parkland Douglas (1-5) at Fort Lauderdale (6-0), Lockhart, 7. The Flying Ls continue this magical season with a home game against the Eagles.

While both programs are enjoying this independent season to bolster their rosters and bring back the interest in football, this is another contest that will provide film for the prospects who want to continue playing at the next level.

PARKLAND DOUGLAS EAGLES

Cooper City, L 42-6

Coral Springs, W 52-2

Fort Lauderdale NSU University School, L 51-6

Weston Cypress Bay, L 50-0

South Plantation, L 37-14

Hollywood South Broward, L 39-6

10/8 - @Fort Lauderdale

10/15 – West Palm Beach Forest Hill

10/23 – Coral Springs Taravella

10/30 - @Coral Springs Coral Glades

FORT LAUDERDALE FLYING LS

Coral Springs Taravella, W 32-12

Hollywood South Broward, W 32-20

Hollywood Hills, W 34-8

West Palm Beach Forest Hill, W 35-0

Cooper City, W 27-10

Pembroke Pines Charter, W 49-6

10/8 – Parkland Douglas

10/16 – Coral Springs

10/22 - @South Plantation

10/29 - @Fort Lauderdale Stranahan

In addition to those two games, here is the way the rest of Thursday will take shape in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties:

Davie Western at Doral, 7

Doral Reagan vs. Miami Sunset (Tropical), 7

Miami Coral Park at Hialeah Gardens, 3:30

Miami Edison at North Miami (Milander), 7

North Palm Beach Benjamin at Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest, 7

Pompano Beach at Hallandale, 7

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9

Boca Raton Olympic Heights vs. Coconut Creek Monarch (Coconut Creek), 7

Coconut Creek at Pembroke Pines Flanagan, 7

Coconut Creek North Broward Prep at Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian, 7

Coral Springs Charter at Port St. Lucie Tradition Prep, 7

Coral Springs Taravella at West Palm Beach Forest Hill, 7

Delray American Heritage at Miami Belen Jesuit, 7

Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons vs. Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (Lockhart), 7

Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy at Miami Florida Christian, 7

Hialeah at Miami Immaculata La Salle, 7

Hialeah American vs. Miami Beach (Memorial), 7

Hialeah Miami Lakes at Miami Braddock, 3:30

Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna at West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman, 6:30

Hollywood McArthur at Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, 7

Hollywood South Broward at Miramar, 7

Homestead at Miami Palmetto (Tropical), 7:30

Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson at Sunrise Piper, 7

Miami Christopher Columbus at Coral Gables, 4

Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace vs. Miami Booker T. Washington (Curtis), 7

Miami Gulliver at Fort Lauderdale NSU University School, 7

Miami High at Weston Cypress Bay, 7

Miami Jackson at Miami St. Brendan, 7

Miami Norland at Plantation American Heritage, 7

Miami Northwestern vs. Miami Carol City (Traz), 7:30

Miami SmartEn Academy at Miami Ransom Everglades, 7

Miami Southridge at Miramar Everglades, 7

Miami True North Classical Academy at Fort Pierce John Carroll, 7

Miami Varela vs. Miami Krop (Ives), 7

North Lauderdale Somerset Prep at Somerset Academy, 7

Oakland Park Northeast at Delray Atlantic, 7

Pembroke Pines West Broward vs. Miami Lakes Goleman (Milander), 7:30

South Miami at Miami Westminster Christian, 4

Southwest Miami vs. Homestead South Dade (Harris), 7:30

South Plantation at Davie Nova, 7

Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy at Orlando First Academy, 7

Tavernier Coral Shores at Miami Palmer Trinity, 4

West Boca Raton at Deerfield Beach, 7

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10

Miami Ferguson at Miami Coral Reef (Tropical), 7

Pompano Beach Blanche Ely at Fort Lauderdale Dillard, 3

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The great thing about football in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties is the opportunity to watch so many quality athletes – year-round.

Every Wednesday we have the opportunity to shine a spotlight on talented football prospects – in all classes – that are making an impression locally, regionally, statewide and even nationally.

While we turn on the TV every Saturday and watch talented players who grew up in the #305 and #954 making an impact, we also look back to where it all began – on youth and high school football fields from the Florida Keys to the Palm Beach County line.

Today, we bring you five more football players who are not only making an impression here but also making a name for themselves as players that college coaches and fans are watching all over.

2028 - Drew Barbar, WR, 6’0, 160, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy. One of the real under-the-radar athletes who has been known as a basketball prospect, but his work on the football field has certainly gotten him into the spotlight on an offense that is always wide open and is fun to be a part of. Currently leads the state of Florida with 58 receptions for 1,212 yards and 11 scores. He is also versatile enough to play in the defensive secondary.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/22594747/Drew-Barbar

2027 – Peyton Catronio, Hybrid/LB/Athlete, 5’11, 200, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons – 3.8 GPA. One of the leaders on a Chiefs’ defense that has been impressive all season. Had a huge outing on Monday night in a 44-0 win against Fort Lauderdale Dillard in a key district matchup with 3 sacks and numerous pressures in a shutout performance. This is someone that has been a catalyst and senior leader for this program and also gets it done in the classroom.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/19992036/6ac466719e1a895bd6b7d5a6

2027 - Dashaun Collins, DE, 6’3, 205, Miami Killian. May we introduce you to the nation’s leader in quarterback sacks! This impressive talent hit the ground running and has been impressive for the Cougars and head coach Rudy Trevino during a district championship season and 6-1 record with 19 sacks. This is someone who many had not had on their radar screen, but this young man is a difference maker who is on a mission to not only get this program deep in the state playoffs but also make a name for himself – which he has!

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/25521640/Dashaun-Collins

2027 - Abdul Hopkins, Athlete, 6’2, 190, Hialeah American. When we watched him earlier this season in a game against North Miami, this impressive and way under-the-radar talent completely took over the game for the Patriots with three interceptions and numerous plays that gave this program a huge win. That was certainly not the only contest that this impressive talent had a hand in. In last week’s victory, he added two more picks and sits atop all Florida players with 7 7 for a team is 5-2 and headed toward the post season.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/22794182/Abdul-Hopkins-jr

2028 – Jeremiah Milcent, QB, 5’11, 155, Coconut Creek Monarch – 3.8 GPA. When we watched him earlier this season, there were very few – if anyone who had an idea how good this quality talent could be. Those who had watched him at the youth level and followed him in high school knew that he had the potential to be special. But through the first seven games of the season – against a very competitive schedule – this young man has thrown for 1,765 yards and 16 touchdowns, turning the heads of college recruiters and opposing teams.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/26051222/Jeremiah-Milcent

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Welcome to 2026. A time where every high school football fan in the state of Florida has their own opinion on teams – whether they have watched them or not.

It is a year where a computer is holding everyone hostage, waiting to see what is spit out as the inaugural “Open Division” is becoming a major joke - with no human element (journalists and recruiting experts) having no input on what the final eight teams will look like.

While we never will profess to be the definitive answer when it comes to anything – the very fact that during a period of eight months, visiting camps, combines, spring practices and games and 7-on-7 events, there are very few websites or individuals who see as many players and teams, which may not make what we do 100 percent correct, but certainly it gives what we do a huge advantage on someone who sits home and watches scores or watches the same film everyone has access to.

With that said, we move into Week 8 – with key district games taking center stage and dictating where teams stand.

Here is a look at the Top 30 programs for Week 8 – with additional teams that have a chance to be special this year:

1 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (5A, 6-0). The nation’s No. 1 team had one of their biggest tests of the season – on the road – holding on for a 21-20 win against No. 7 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna. THIS WEEK: It’s a home game against Hollywood McArthur (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A home against Coconut Creek Monarch (10/16).

2. Bradenton IMG Academy (Independent, 6-0). The Ascenders had easily their toughest contest of the season, winning on a field goal in the final seconds to beat Springfield The St. James Performance Academy, 44-42.

THIS WEEK: A road trip to Indiana to play New Palestine (10/9). NEXT WEEK: Loughborough NFL Academy England (10/16).

3. Miami Christopher Columbus (6A, 6-1). The Explorers rolled to a 53-0 win against Southwest Miami. THIS WEEK: They wrap up the district season with a road game against Coral Gables (10/9). NEXT WEEK: It’s GMAC Week with a huge matchup with No. 4 Miami Central. (10/16).

4. Miami Central (3A, 5-1). The Rockets moved one step closer to winning the district title with a 34-0 win against Miami Springs. THIS WEEK: A home district game against Key West (10/8). NEXT WEEK: It’s GMAC Week and a key matchup against No. 3 Miami Christopher Columbus (10/16).

5. Jacksonville Raines (3A, 6-0). The defending state champions won a huge contest – it’s 21^st straight victory, 20-17 against No. 11 Venice. THIS WEEK: A district road trip to play Jacksonville Bishop Kenny (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A home game against Jacksonville Riverside (10-16).  

6. West Boca Raton (5A, 5-1). The Bulls won their second straight, a 31-7 win against Belle Glade Glades Central. THIS WEEK: Another district game on the road against Deerfield Beach (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A road trip to Orlando to play No. 18 The First Academy (10/16).

7. Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (2A, 4-2). The Lions dropped a tough home game against the No. 1 team in the country, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, 21-20. THIS WEEK: A huge district contest on the road with a 1A state championship rematch against No. 16 West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman (10/9).

8. DeLand (6A, 5-1). The underrated Bulldogs continue to make a case as one of the top eight teams in the state as they cruised by Port St. Lucie Centennial, 67-0. THIS WEEK: A road district contest at Orange City University (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A home game against Tavares (10/16).

9. Tampa Carrollwood Day (1A, 7-0). The highest scoring team in the state had little problem with Jacksonville Trinity Christian, 63-21. The Patriots have outscored their opponents by a 404-45 margin. THIS WEEK: A well-deserved off week. NEXT WEEK: A home game against The Community School of Naples (10/16).

10. Gainesville Buchholz (5A, 7-0). The Bobcats remained unbeaten as they rolled to a 35-10 win against previously unbeaten Alachua Santa Fe. THIS WEEK: Yet another road game against Palm Coast Matanzas (10/9). NEXT WEEK: Finally, a week off!

11. Venice (6A, 6-1). The Indians went down for the first time this season – on the road against defending state champion No. 5 Jacksonville Raines, 20-17. THIS WEEK: Another district home game against Bradenton Lakewood Ranch (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A big road district matchup against Sarasota Riverview (10/16).

12. Lakeland (5A, 5-1). The Dreadnaughts continued to state their case as an Open Division team with a 58-0 win against Dover Specialty Fit Academy. THIS WEEK: A road district game at Sebring (10/9). NEXT WEEK: Another road district contest against Bartow (10/16).

13. Vero Beach (6A, 6-1). For the second straight week the Indians had a tough game, beating Daytona Beach Mainland, 24-22. THIS WEEK: A home non-district contest against 1A Pahokee. NEXT WEEK: A well-deserved week off.

14. Seffner Armwood (5A, 5-1). The Hawks had the week off to prepare for the homestretch. THIS WEEK: A huge winner takes all district matchup against No. 15 unbeaten Tampa Bay Tech (10/9). NEXT WEEK: Another district game – at home – against Valrico Bloomingdale (10/16).

15. Tampa Bay Tech (5A, 7-0). The Titans continued to make their case for a top program with a 40-7 win against then No. 30 Ruskin Lennard. THIS WEEK: The biggest game of the season at home against No. 14 Seffner Armwood in a huge district contest (10/9). NEXT WEEK: Another district matchup at home against Tampa Leto (10/16).

16. West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman (2A, 5-1). The Crusaders still believe they have a chance to be an Open Division team after knocking off Delray Beach Atlantic, 28-7. THIS WEEK: A huge district showdown and a 1A state championship rematch from last year when No. 7 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna heads north (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A non-district home game against Pembroke Pines West Broward (10/16).

17. Sarasota Cardinal Mooney (3A, 5-1). The Cougars won an exciting 47-35 game against No. 28 Clearwater Central Catholic. THIS WEEK: A home district contest against Bradenton Bayshore (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A district road game against Bradenton Southeast (10/16).

18. Orlando The First Academy (2A, 5-1). The Royals continued to stay in the hunt for a spot in the inaugural Open Division with a 49-3 win against Cocoa. enjoyed a much-needed week off. THIS WEEK: Will stay at home for a contest against Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A huge home game against No. 6 West Boca Raton.

19. Lake City Columbia (4A, 7-0). One of the biggest surprises in the state, the Tigers stayed unbeaten with a 51-28 road contest against Bradenton Manatee. THIS WEEK: They will have the week off before a tough stretch run. NEXT WEEK: A big road district game against Jacksonville Ed White (10/16).

20. Lake Wales (4A, 5-1). The Highlanders were off last week as they recovered from a competitive start. THIS WEEK: A major road district game against two-time defending state runner up Orlando Jones (10/8). It’s their last chance to impress the computer! NEXT WEEK: A road game against Dover Specialty Fit Academy (10/16). 

21. Jacksonville Mandarin (5A, 5-1). The Mustangs rolled to a convincing 33-17 win against the 2025 Class 6A state champion Lake Mary. THIS WEEK: A district game on the road against Ponte Vedra (10/9). NEXT WEEK: Another district matchup on the road against St. Johns Beachside (10/16).

22. St. Augustine (4A, 6-0). The Yellow Jackets had the week off to get ready for the stretch run. THIS WEEK: Another district game on the road against Orange Park Ridgeview (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A district home game against Orange Park (10/16).

23. Port Charlotte (4A, 4-2). The Pirates got by Fort Myers Bishop Verot at home, 26-12. THIS WEEK: Will have the week off. NEXT WEEK: Another district game at home against Cape Coral Mariner (10/16).

24. Lynn Haven Mosley (4A, 6-0). After a great start, the Dolphins had the week off. THIS WEEK: A home district matchup with Panama City Beach Arnold (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A key district game on the road at Tallahassee Rickards (10/16).

25. Sanford Seminole (6A, 6-0). The Seminoles enjoyed last week off – after a tremendous start. THIS WEEK: A home district contest against defending state champion Lake Mary (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A trip to Port Orange to play Spruce Creek (10/15).

26. Tampa Jesuit (4A, 4-1). The Tigers enjoyed the week off to get ready for a stretch run. THIS WEEK: Another district game at home against Gibsonton East Bay (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A home district game against Tampa Freedom (10/16).

27. Miami Palmetto (6A, 5-1). The Panthers enjoyed the week off. THIS WEEK: Another district game at home against Homestead (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A GMAC Week matchup, TBA (10/16).

28. Clearwater Central Catholic (2A, 5-1). For the second straight week, the Marauders had their hands full, but this time, they dropped a tough 47-35 decision to No. 17 Sarasota Cardinal Mooney. THIS WEEK: A home district game against Tampa Berkeley Prep (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A road game against Gulfport Boca Ciega (10/16).

29. Merritt Island (3A, 6-0). After having the week off, the Mustangs make their first appearance in the Top 30 after a solid start. THIS WEEK: A huge district road game against pre-season favorite Eau Gallie (10/9). NEXT WEEK: Another district road game against Palm Bay (10/16).

30. Starke Bradford County (2A, 7-0). The Tornadoes earned their first appearance in the Top 30 – with a convincing 55-13 win against Gainesville Eastside. THIS WEEK: A key road district game against Newberry (10/9). NEXT WEEK: A home game against Jacksonville University Christian (10/16).

KEEP AN EYE ON:
1A

Blountstown (5-1)

Fort Pierce John Carroll (5-1)

Hawthorne (7-0)

Jacksonville Trinity Christian (3-4)

Jacksonville University Christian (5-2)

Lakeland Christian (7-0)

Madison County (3-4)

Melbourne Central Catholic (5-1)

Miami True North Classical Academy (3-3)

Miami Westminster Christian (4-2)

Naples First Baptist (6-0)

Naples St. John Neumann (6-1)

Pahokee (4-2)

St. Petersburg Catholic (3-3)

Wildwood (5-1)

2A

Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s (3-3)

DeFuniak Springs Walton (5-1)

Jacksonville Bolles (4-1)

Miami Carol City (3-3)

Miami Immaculata LaSalle (6-0)

Miami Killian (6-1)

Pensacola Catholic (5-1)

Tallahassee Florida High (5-1)

Tampa Berkeley Prep (3-2)

Tampa Catholic (4-2)

3A

Alachua Santa Fe (3A, 5-1)

Bradenton Braden River (4-1)

Brooksville Nature Coast Tech (5-1)

Bushnell South Sumter (5-2)

Crawfordville Wakulla (5-2)

Eau Gallie (4-2)

Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (4-2)

Fort Lauderdale Dillard (4-3)

Miami Springs (5-2)

North Miami Beach (5-2)

Santa Rosa Beach South Walton (6-1)

The Villages Charter (6-0)   

Titusville (5-2)

4A

Plantation American Heritage (3-3)

Clearwater (6-0)

Delray Beach Atlantic (3-1)

Fort Myers Dunbar (5-2)

Fort Pierce Westwood (3-2)

Fort Walton Beach Choctawhatchee (4-2)

Hialeah American (5-2)

Jacksonville Ed White (4-1)

Jensen Beach (4-2)

Miami Norland (3-3)

Miami Northwestern (5-2)

Middleburg (4-2)  

New Smyrna Beach (4-2)

Ocala Lake Weir (6-0)

Ocala Vanguard (4-2)

Orlando Bishop Moore (4-2)

Orlando Jones (4-1)

Pensacola Washington (5-1)

Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (5-2)

South Fort Myers (5-1)

Tallahassee Godby (5-2)

Tallahassee Leon (6-0)

Zephyrhills (5-2)  

5A

Auburndale (4-2)

Bradenton Manatee (4-3)

Clermont East Ridge (5-2)  

Coconut Creek (5-1)

Coconut Creek Monarch (3-3)

Fort Myers Riverdale (3-3)

Immokalee (5-1)

Melbourne (4-2)   

Niceville (4-3)

Ocala Forest (6-1)

Orange Park Oakleaf (3-3)

Orlando Evans (3-3)  

Oviedo (4-2)

Pace (4-2)

Palmetto (5-1)

Riverview Sumner (4-3)

Royal Palm Beach (5-1)

Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy (3-3)

St. John Bartram Trail (5-1)

Stuart Martin County (3-3)

Stuart South Fork (5-2)

Tampa Gaither (4-3)

Trinity Mitchell (4-2)

Viera (3-3)

6A

Daytona Beach Mainland (2-3)

Flagler Palm Coast (5-1)

Fort Pierce Central (4-1)

Jupiter (5-1)

Kissimmee Gateway (5-1)

Lantana Santaluces (4-2)

Orlando Edgewater (3-2)

Orlando Lake Nona (5-1)

Palm Beach Lakes (4-2)

Port Orange Spruce Creek (4-2)

Ruskin Lennard (5-2)

Sarasota Riverview (5-1)

St. Cloud (4-2)

Tampa Alonso (6-0)

Wellington (4-2)

Wellington Palm Beach Central (5-1) 

Weston Cypress Bay (7-0)

Winter Garden West Orange (5-1) 

Week 1 State Football Rankings: St. Thomas Aquinas Is The One. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-1-state-football-rankings-st-thomas-aquinas-is-the-one

Week 2 State Football Rankings: Top Teams Get Off To A Fast Start. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-2-state-football-rankings-top-teams-get-off-to-a-fast-start

Week 3 Florida State High School Football Rankings: The Nation Was Watching. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-3-state-football-rankings-the-nation-was-watching

Week 4 Florida State Football Rankings: Elite Teams Stay On Top. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-4-florida-state-football-rankings-elite-teams-stay-on-top

Week 5 Florida State Football Rankings: Things Are Getting Very Exciting. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-5-florida-state-football-rankings-things-are-getting-very-exciting

Week 6 Florida State Football Rankings: Every Game Will Have Meaning. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-6-florida-state-football-rankings-every-game-will-have-meaning

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