As we race toward another week in the state of Florida, the elite teams continue to separate themselves from the pack, and over the next two weeks, you will see things starting to take shape as those eight teams that will compete in the inaugural “Open Division” are going to face some tough competition.
As you will see from a few new faces in this Top 30, each week, there are going to be programs that will step up and make an impact. There are still 16 unbeaten programs out of this impressive group and that will shrink each week.
Here is a look at the Top 30 programs for Week 5 – with additional teams that have a chance to be special this year:
1 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (5A, 4-0). The nation’s No. 1 team rolled on the road against Fort Lauderdale Dillard, 49-0. THIS WEEK: @Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy (9/18). NEXT WEEK: The Raiders will have the week off.
2. Bradenton IMG Academy (Independent, 3-0). The Ascenders enjoyed the week off. THIS WEEK: A showdown with No. 15 Orlando The First Academy. NEXT WEEK: A home game against Spring Legacy School of Sport Sciences (9/25).
3. West Boca Raton (5A, 3-0). The Bulls remained unbeaten with a convincing 24-7 win against No. 19 West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman. THIS WEEK: The schedule continues to get tougher with a home game against St. John’s Prep of Washington D.C. (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A home district game against Boca Raton Olympic Heights (9/24).
4. Venice (6A, 4-0). The Indians had no problem with Lehigh, 69-0. THIS WEEK: A home game against an unpredictable Cape Coral team (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A home district game against Sarasota (9/25).
5. Miami Christopher Columbus (6A, 3-1). After two straight games against the No. 1 team in the country, the Explorers won a key road district game against No. 29 Miami Palmetto, 34-7. THIS WEEK: The team stays on the road for another district game against Homestead South Dade (9/18). NEXT WEEK: Another district game – at home against Homestead (9/24).
6. Miami Central (3A, 2-1). The Rockets lost for the first time this season – on the road – against national power Buford, Georgia, 18-7. THIS WEEK: A home game against Miami Jackson (9/19). NEXT WEEK: The annual showdown against Miami Northwestern (9/26).
7. Gainesville Buchholz (5A, 4-0). The Bobcats remained unbeaten with a lightning-shortened win against remained unbeaten with a convincing 49-7 win against Ocala West Port. THIS WEEK: It will be another road test against an emerging No. 28 Tampa Jesuit team (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A home game against a much-improved Ocala Forest team (9/24).
8. Jacksonville Raines (3A, 4-0). The defending state champions remained unbeaten with a 43-8 win against Jacksonville Terry Parker. THIS WEEK: A Top 30 matchup at home against No. 14 Jacksonville Mandarin (9/18). NEXT WEEK: Off.
9. Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (2A, 3-1). The Lions got hot in the second half and beat Miami True North Classical Academy, 42-30. THIS WEEK: A trip to Fort Lauderdale to take on Cardinal Gibbons (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A home district game against Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s (9/25).
10. DeLand (6A, 2-1). The Bulldogs got their get back against defending state champion Lake Mary with a convincing 33-0 win. THIS WEEK: A home game against a competitive Deltona team (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A home game against the always competitive Port Orange Spruce Creek team (9/25).
11. Vero Beach (6A, 3-1). The defending state runner up Indians rolled to a 56-0 win against Port St. Lucie Centennial. THIS WEEK: A home contest against Boca Raton Spanish River (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A huge district showdown against Fort Pierce Central at home (9/25).
12. Lakeland (5A, 1-1). The Dreadnaughts rebounded from the tough overtime loss to Venice with a big road district game against Kissimmee Osceola, 40-6. THIS WEEK: A home game against two-time defending state champion No. 21 Plantation American Heritage (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A home district game against Auburndale (9/25).
13. Seffner Armwood (5A, 3-1). The Hawks had no problem with Riverview Spoto in a home district contest, 51-0. THIS WEEK: A big matchup at home against Riverview Sumner (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A road district matchup with Tampa Plant (9/25).
14. Jacksonville Mandarin (5A, 3-0). The Mustangs remained unbeaten with a 32-14 road district game against Ponte Vedra Nease. THIS WEEK: The game of the year when they travel to play No. 8 Jacksonville Raines (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A home district game against Neptune Beach Fletcher (9/25).
15. Orlando The First Academy (2A, 4-0). The Royals have gotten out of the gate quickly this season and remained unbeaten on Saturday with a 42-0 win against Groveland South Lake.
THIS WEEK: A huge home game against No. 2 Bradenton IMG Academy. NEXT WEEK: After a busy start, they will have the week off.
16. Clearwater Central Catholic (2A, 3-0). After having the week off, the Marauders had no problem with Clearwater Calvary Christian, 42-7. THIS WEEK: A trip to St. Petersburg Catholic (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A key road game against a much-improved Tampa Catholic squad (9/25).
17. Tampa Carrollwood Day (1A, 4-0). One of the hottest teams in the state once again remained that way with a 56-14 win against Lutz Steinbrenner. THIS WEEK: A home game against Tampa Chamberlain (9/18). NEXT WEEK: Back on the road to play Zephyrhills Christian Academy (9/25).
18. Tampa Bay Tech (5A, 4-0). The Titans remained unbeaten with a 48-0 win against Tampa Plant. THIS WEEK: A competitive matchup against Tampa Gaither (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A home game against Valrico Bloomingdale (9/25).
19. West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman (2A, 3-1). The longest winning streak in Palm Beach County came to an end with a road loss to No. 3 West Boca Raton. THIS WEEK: A home game against a competitive Jensen Beach team (9/18). NEXT WEEK: The defending state champions will have the week off.
20. Sarasota Cardinal Mooney (3A, 3-1). The Cougars turned on the offense once again with a convincing 67-10 win against Venice Wellen Park. THIS WEEK: After a challenging start, they will enjoy the week off. NEXT WEEK: Another big home game against Bradenton Braden River (9/25).
21. St. Augustine (4A, 3-0). The Yellow Jackets rolled to their fourth straight win – against Middleburg, 48-6. THIS WEEK: A home game against a dangerous Orlando Evans squad (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A home game against much-improved Green Cove Springs Clay (9/24).
22. Lake Wales (4A, 3-1). One of the best kept secrets in the state, the Highlanders rolled over Eagle Lake – Lake Region, 65-0. THIS WEEK: A big home game against Kissimmee Osceola (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A home district game against Brandon (9/25).
23. Plantation American Heritage (4A, 2-2). After losing to rival Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, the two-time defending state champions stayed on the road to win a thrilling overtime contest against Jacksonville Trinity Christian, 15-14. THIS WEEK: They stay on the road to play a huge game against No. 12 Lakeland (9/18). NEXT WEEK: Back home for a contest with Miramar (9/25).
24. Port Charlotte (4A, 2-2). The Pirates rebounded after two straight losses, beating Fort Myers Dunbar, 35-6. THIS WEEK: Off. NEXT WEEK: A trip to play a solid South Fort Myers (9/26).
25. Lake City Columbia (4A, 4-0). How about them Tigers! Stayed unbeaten with a 49-0 win against previously unbeaten Jacksonville Ribault, 49-0. THIS WEEK: Another huge trip to Jacksonville to play Trinity Christian (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A home game against Jacksonville Riverside.
26. Lynn Haven Mosley (4A, 4-0). The Dolphins also continued to roll along with a 36-0 win against Tallahassee Chiles. THIS WEEK: A home game against Havana Gadsden County (9/17). NEXT WEEK: A home contest against Tallahassee Lincoln (9/25).
27. Sanford Seminole (4-0). The Seminoles continued to roll along with a 42-7 win against Orange City University. THIS WEEK: A trip to play Daytona Beach Mainland (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A home game against Apopka (9/25).
28. Tampa Jesuit (4A, 3-0). The Tigers move into the Top 30 this week after three straight wins – the latest coming against Tampa Blake, 52-7. THIS WEEK: Welcome to the elite group as they will host No. 7 Gainesville Buchholz (9/18). NEXT WEEK: A trip to play Tampa Middleton (9/25).
29. Miami Palmetto (6A, 3-1). The Panthers tasted defeat for the first time this season to No. 5 Miami Christopher Columbus, 34-7. THIS WEEK: Another district game – at home – against Coral Gables (9/18). NEXT WEEK: The district schedule continues with a game against Southwest Miami (9/25).
30. Miami Carol City (2A, 1-2). While the Chiefs were off this past week, they were stripped of a 38-3 win against Daytona Beach Mainland. THIS WEEK: A home game against Miami Edison (9/17). NEXT WEEK: A home contest against Miami Booker T. Washington (9/24).
KEEP AN EYE ON:
1A
Blountstown (3-1)
Fort Pierce John Carroll (3-1)
Hawthorne (4-0)
Jacksonville Trinity Christian (2-2)
Jacksonville University Christian (2-1)
Lakeland Christian (4-0)
Madison County (3-1)
Melbourne Central Catholic (2-1)
Miami Westminster Christian (3-0)
Naples First Baptist (4-0)
Naples St. John Neumann (3-1)
Pahokee (3-1)
St. Petersburg Catholic (2-2)
Wildwood (3-0)
2A
Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s (2-2)
Cocoa (0-2)
Jacksonville Bolles (2-1)
Miami Immaculata LaSalle (4-0)
Pensacola Catholic (3-1)
Starke Bradford County (3-0)
Tallahassee Florida High (3-0)
Tampa Berkeley Prep (2-2)
Tampa Catholic (4-0)
3A
Bradenton Braden River (3-0)
Brooksville Nature Coast Tech (3-1)
Bushnell South Sumter (3-1)
Crawfordville Wakulla (3-1)
Eau Gallie (2-2)
Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (2-2)
Fort Lauderdale Dillard (2-2)
Jacksonville Bishop Kenny (1-2)
Merritt Island (3-1)
Miami Springs (4-0)
North Miami Beach (3-1)
Santa Rosa Beach South Walton (3-1)
The Villages Charter (3-0)
Titusville (3-1)
4A
Clearwater (4-0)
Delray Beach Atlantic (3-1)
Fort Myers Dunbar (2-2)
Fort Pierce Westwood (2-1)
Fort Walton Beach Choctawhatchee (1-2)
Hialeah American (3-1)
Hollywood McArthur (1-2)
Jacksonville Ed White (1-1)
Jensen Beach (3-1)
Miami Norland (2-2)
Miami Northwestern (3-1)
Middleburg (2-2)
Milton (1-2)
Naples (2-2)
New Smyrna Beach (3-0)
Ocala Vanguard (2-2)
Orlando Bishop Moore (2-2)
Orlando Jones (2-1)
Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (2-2)
South Fort Myers (3-0)
Tallahassee Godby (2-2)
Tallahassee Lincoln (2-2)
Tallahassee Rickards (1-2)
Zephyrhills (2-2)
5A
Auburndale (2-1)
Bradenton Manatee (3-1)
Clermont East Ridge (3-1)
Coconut Creek (3-1)
Coconut Creek Monarch (2-1)
Fort Myers Riverdale (2-2)
Immokalee (3-1)
Kissimmee Osceola (2-2)
Melbourne (2-2)
Miami Southridge (1-2)
Niceville (2-2)
Ocala Forest (4-0)
Orange Park Oakleaf (2-1)
Orlando Evans (2-2)
Oviedo (2-2)
Pace (2-2)
Palmetto (2-2)
Riverview Sumner (3-1)
Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy (2-1)
St. John Bartram Trail (3-1)
Stuart Martin County (2-2)
Tampa Gaither (3-1)
Trinity Mitchell (3-0)
Viera (3-1)
Wesley Chapel Wiregrass Ranch (0-2)
6A
Daytona Beach Mainland (1-1)
Flagler Palm Coast (4-0)
Fort Pierce Central (3-0)
Jupiter (3-0)
Lake Mary (1-2)
Lantana Santaluces (2-2)
Orlando Edgewater (2-2).
Orlando Lake Nona (3-1)
Palm Beach Lakes (3-0)
Port Orange Spruce Creek (4-0)
Ruskin Lennard (3-1)
Sarasota Riverview (3-1)
St. Cloud (3-1)
Tampa Alonso (3-0)
Wellington (3-1)
Wellington Palm Beach Central (4-0)
Weston Cypress Bay (4-0)
Winter Garden West Orange (4-0)
Winter Park (2-2)
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
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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 was on Monday 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 Monday night went:
Believe it or not, we are headed to the fifth week of the 2026 high school football season. After nearly nine months of an off season, this year has moved along quickly and there have been some key matchups that have already started to shape the landscape. Brandon Odoi from Football Hotbed stopped by to look back at some of the key games – and looked ahead to the next eight weeks and which teams will be primed for a state title run.
BRANDON ODOI ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/wqam/podcasts/south_florida_high_school_sports_radio/episodes/football_hotbeds_brandon_odoi-8658316
This Friday night, the University of Miami will play its third game of the 2026 college football season – the second Atlantic Coast Conference game on the road when they travel to Winston Salem, North Carolina to play Wake Forest in what appears to be a competitive game. David Lake from Inside The U looked back at the 77-7 win against Florida A&M and ahead to this week.
DAVID LAKE ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/wqam/podcasts/south_florida_high_school_sports_radio/episodes/inside_the_u_own_david_lake-8658319
There has been a lot of talk about the inaugural “Open Division” in high school football in the Sunshine State where the top eight teams according to Max Preps will all play each other in a tournament-style playoff format to determine the No. 1 team in Florida. Andrew Johnson from Prep Redzone Florida stopped by to look at the road to fill out the eight teams.
ANDREW JOHNSON ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/wqam/podcasts/south_florida_high_school_sports_radio/episodes/the_rundown_host_drew_johnson_-8658347
Over the weekend, FIU beat Buffalo, FAU knocked off Navy and USF edged Army and Brandyn Prokrass had an opportunity to follow all three games and stopped by to break them all down.
BRANDYN POKRASS ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/wqam/podcasts/south_florida_high_school_sports_radio/episodes/fau_fiu_usf_football_reporter_-8658352
The Deerfield Beach Bucks are off to a 4-0 start with Pompano Beach Blanche Ely coming up this week. Head Coach J.T. Thomas talked about the work that this program has put in to get back into the playoff mix.
COACH J.T. THOMAS ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/wqam/podcasts/south_florida_high_school_sports_radio/episodes/head_coach_jt_thomas_of_deerfi-8658361
After beating Miami Gulliver Prep past week, Miami Immaculata LaSalle moved to 4-0 on the season – and once again head coach Helder Valle looked at what it takes to be successful in south Florida.
COACH HELDER VALLE ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/wqam/podcasts/south_florida_high_school_sports_radio/episodes/head_coach_helder_valle_of_imm-8658365
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By Dave Brousseau
FORT LAUDERDALE – With starting junior quarterback Josiah Sanchious sidelined with an injury, Coconut Creek coach Chris Yeargin spent the week preparing 5-foot-9 senior wide receiver Everett Butler as the fill in quarterback against Cardinal Gibbons on Thursday.
Apparently, the experiment worked out just fine.
Butler, who passed 140 yards and rushed for another 71 yards, directed the Cougars over the final 1:58 left in the game putting his team into position for a game-winning field goal.
Senior place-kicker Jonathan Hernandez then calmly kicked the game-winning field goal from 34-yards as time expired for a 17-14 victory.
“For me I took the pressure for my team and play out of position to help my team win,” said Butler. “I was confident on that last drive as we practiced the two-minute drill every day. Today was my first day playing quarterback in high school football.”
“He [Butler] has been with us the last four years and knows how to win,” said Yeargin. “I take my hat off to the kid as he had practiced at quarterback for three days.”
Creek led 14-0 in the half following a 50-yard interception return for a touchdown by Isaiah Calixte with 1:39 left in the first quarter and a 5-yard scoring pass from Butler to Javian Francois just before the half.
The Chiefs (2-2) rallied from a 14-point deficit with a pair of touchdowns in the fourth quarter.
Senior quarterback Tyler Chance threw scoring passes of 22 and 16 yards to Jesse Azar and Javian Norwood respectively that tied the game at 14 with 1:58 to play. Chance finished the game with 242 yards passing.
Then Butler put the Cougars (3-1) into position to win and relied on Hernandez for the game winner.
Hernadez kicked the game-winning extra-point in a 33-32 victory over True North in the season opener with zeroes on the clock.
He did it again against Gibbons.
“That’s my first game winning field goal,” said Hernandez. “I trusted the kick from my training and pressure wise. I was just thankful for the opportunity.”
Dave Brousseau is a veteran journalist who worked at the South Florida Sun-Sentinel and is a longtime BCAA Correspondent. Need to reach out to him? Contact him at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
By Dave Brousseau
DEERFIELD BEACH – For much of the first half the Deerfield Beach High football team was clinging to a one-point lead over Hollywood Hills.
Insert senior Colin Dixon as the Bucks third quarterback of the night that sparked a drastic momentum shift. Three possessions later Dixon led Deerfield to consecutive touchdowns (two to end the first half and another to open the second half).
That proved to be the significant difference as the Bucks rolled to a 47-12 victory on Wednesday to earn their fourth consecutive victory to open the 2026 season.
Excluding the COVID shortened season, the four-game winning streak is the first for Deerfield since 2018. The streak however has come against teams with a combined record of 4-8 this season.
Dixon rushed for 90 yards on nine carries scoring on runs of seven and nine yards at the end and beginning of the second half consecutively for a 27-6 lead.
“We were struggling a little bit putting the ball in the air and Colin runs the ball pretty well,” said Deerfield Beach coach J.T. Thomas. “He’s a bigger kid and can run the ball who is a senior leader and I’m happy for him.”
“I really have to give all the compliments to my guys,” said Dixon, a transfer from Somerset Key. “My line blocked for me and wouldn’t be where we are today. It takes a team at the end of the day. But it was them that got me through today.”
The Bucks starting quarterback Elijah Stitt finished his night with a pair of scoring passes, the last to junior Brenton Jackson for 42 yards for a 40-6 lead.
Deerfield hosts rival Blanche Ely on Friday at 6 p.m. The Spartans will be at Fort Lauderdale Stranahan on Thursday.
Dave Brousseau is a veteran journalist who worked at the South Florida Sun-Sentinel and is a longtime BCAA Correspondent. Need to reach out to him? Contact him at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
While it was going to be tough to match what Miami Christopher Columbus experienced the past two weeks – playing two national No. 1 teams, last Thursday’s game with unbeaten Miami Palmetto may have been more important than squaring off with Las Vegas Bishop Gorman and Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas.
What head coach Dave Dunn and his Explorers had to face was a key district game against the Panthers – a team that beat them twice last year.
While many felt this would be the most important game so far this season, Columbus went about their business and came away with a convincing 34-7 win and put themselves in a great position to make the inaugural “Open Division” – which features Florida’s top eight programs.
With the win, this is a nationally rated program that can control their own destiny the rest of the way.
While that contest certainly was the spotlight game of the week in Miami-Dade and Broward County, it wasn’t the only game that had plenty of meaning in Week 4.
Here are some other matchups that had some interest:
Buford, Georgia 18, Miami Central 7. The Rockets lost for the first time this season, but on the road against a Top 5 national program, they made a legitimate run at winning the game as they have played two high-profile rode contests. Keep an eye on head coach Derrick Gibson and this team the rest of the way.
Coconut Creek 17, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons 14. After losing their first game the week before against Dillard, head coach Chris Yeargin and the Cougars got back on the winning track, handing the Chiefs their second tough loss. Coconut Creek has a tough schedule but has the talent to make a deep playoff run.
Cooper City 41, Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson 27. How about head coach Art Taylor and his 4-0 Cowboys who continue to get better each week. This is a program that has plenty of talent and are well coached.
Miami Springs 53, Miami St. Brendan 7. When T.Y. Hilton took over his alma mater, there was a belief that the one-time NFL standout receiver would turn his alma mater around. So far – so good for the Golden Hawks who are a perfect 4-0!
Plantation American Heritage 15, Jacksonville Trinity Christian 14 (OT). If there was a game that the two-time defending state champion Patriots needed to win – it was this contest on the road in Jacksonville. Head Coach Mike Smith and his program, who have Lakeland on the road this week, came away with a key overtime victory!
Weston Cypress Bay 59, Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman 13. One of the 6A programs that everyone talked about during the off season has lived up to their hype as head coach Darrell Strong and the Lightning moved to 4-0 and can control their own destiny the rest of the way.
Here is the way the other area programs stacked up in Week 4:
Boca Raton Spanish River 48, Davie Nova 0
Davie Western 18, Pembroke Pines West Broward 14
Deerfield Beach 47, Hollywood Hills 12
Doral Academy 42, Miami High 7
Doral Ronald Reagan 24, Hialeah-Miami Lakes 8
Fort Lauderdale 35, West Palm Beach Forest Hill 0
Fort Lauderdale NSU University School 51, Parkland Douglas 6
Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas 49, Fort Lauderdale Dillard 0
Fort Pierce John Carroll 50, North Lauderdale Somerset Prep 0
Greenacres John I. Leonard 21. Pompano Beach 18
Hallandale 36, Coral Springs 6
Hawthorne 16, Miami Northwestern 12
Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy 28, Miramar Everglades 0
Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna 42, Miami True North Classical Academy 30
Hollywood South Broward 44, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan 8
Homestead Somerset Silver Palms 36, Southwest Miami 0
Homestead South Dade 48, Homestead 0
Lakeland Santa Fe Catholic 26, Miami Palmer Trinity 7
Lake Worth Park Vista 41, Coral Springs Coral Glades 13
Miami Archbishop Carroll 28, Hialeah American 27
Miami Belen Jesuit 37, Pembroke Pines Somerset 13
Miami Booker T. Washington 38, Miami Edison 0
Miami Braddock 50, Miami Coral Reef 14
Miami Dr. Krop 24, Hialeah Gardens 22
Miami Ferguson 30, Miami Sunset 0
Miami Immaculata LaSalle 33, Miami Gulliver Prep 13
Miami Killian 40, North Miami 0
Miami Norland 33, Miramar 0
Miami Varela 28, South Miami 16
North Miami Beach 31, Miami Jackson 0
Pembroke Pines Charter 26, Coral Springs Taravella 7
South Plantation 17, Plantation 14
Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy 49, Community School of Naples 12
Sunrise Piper 45, Pembroke Pines Flanagan 22
Valdosta Lowndes County 42, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely 0
West Palm Beach The King’s Academy 10, Miami Beach 9
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