One of the most popular radio shows of its kind heads toward the second week of March with another impressive show on Monday night.

Six guests once again filled the two hours as the South Florida High School Sports Show once again presented some interesting topics.

Each week, the FM 104.3 WQAM radio 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 run for nearly two decades and has been recognized nationally as one of the best 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:

It’s baseball season across south Florida as some elite high school prospects are starting to turn heads for college and professional scouts and coaches to check out. With high drafts expected, veteran baseball journalist Joe Frisaro talked about what players and team to keep an eye on.

JOE FRISARO ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/joe-frisaro-man-on-2nd-podcast-32f74

Imagine being a sophomore in high school and already being a four-time state champion. For Homestead South Dade wrestler Jovani Solis, picking up his fourth state title this past Saturday night puts him a position to go where nobody in Florida high school history has been able to go.

JOVANI SOLIS ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/jovani-solis-south-dade-high-state-champion-wrestler-c493b

When Weston’s Sagemont Academy boys’ basketball team beat Lakeland Victory Christian over the weekend in Jacksonville, it gave this impressive program a fourth consecutive state title. Head Coach David Roe stopped by to talk about the title – and what’s ahead for this impressive team.

COACH DAVID ROE ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/sagemont-prep-head-basketball-coach-david-roe-80d0f

In less than two weeks, the University of Miami football program will be back on the field for spring practice. With so many new faces having the chance to win positions, this promises to be one of the most exciting periods in years. Alex Donno, from The Locked On Canes Podcast, talked about what to expect during the nearly month of action in Coral Gables.

ALEX DONNO ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/alex-donno-locked-on-canes-aff35

When Coach Brandon Neifeld and his Hialeah Mater Lakes wrestling team captured the team title by 46 points in Class 1A over the weekend, it was the second TEAM title in a row. His team won the dual title last year and followed that up in January with another title. The Bears have not won four state titles in two years. He talked about how this program – and the girls’ program - have been built.

COACH BRANDON NEIFELD ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/mater-lakes-academy-wrestling-head-coach-brandon-neifeld-d7ad1

The annual Broward National Football Showcase has been one of the premier high school events since beginning over four years ago, and when this year unfolds at the start of the 2026 season, the teams involved will certainly impress every fan across the country. Dr. Kevin Perry from the Broward Education Foundation talked about this amazing event.

DR. KEVIN PERRY ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/kevin-perry-broward-national-showcase-f8c6b

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When it comes to working hard for his players, there are very few coaches in south Florida that can match the energy and work ethic that veteran Hialeah American head football coach Tim Neal has.

Over the decades, while teaching and developing talent, Neal and his assistant coaches put in the time to help get the student/athletes noticed and in front of college coaches.

At recent small college recruiting fairs, Neal was there promoting and showcasing his prospects to colleges and universities.

While developing a winning program, Neal understands the importance of not only putting a solid product on the field but also making sure that his players have a chance to perform at the next level and receive an education.

Coming off a 4-6 season in 2025, the objective for the returning players and those newcomers is to get plenty of out of the off-season, so when the 2026 season begins in August, the Patriots will be improved and put themselves in a position where playing into November is a reality.

While there are going to be some young players on the roster, it will be the rising senior (2027) class that will dictate what happens this coming season. Here are some of those players to keep an eye on:

Anthony Bacon Jr., DE/TE, 6’1, 228.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/22434742/Anthony-Bacon

Chammbrayy Campbell, QB, 6’2, 215 – 3.1 GPA.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/20538684/Chammbrayy-Campbell

Damani Desilva, LB/DE, 6’0, 240 – 3.6 GPA. Three-sport athlete.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/20068651/Damani-Desilva

Maximiliano “Max” Garzado, OL, 6’3, 255.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/27195072/Max-Garzaro

Abdul Jabaar Hopkins Jr., Athlete, 6’1, 195 – 3.51 GPA.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/22794182/abdul-hopkins-jr

Lorenzo Johnson III, Athlete, 5’10, 171 – 4.3 GPA.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/23554851/Lorenzo-Johnson-III

Stephen Reed, OL, 6’1, 254.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/29031056/Stephen-Reed

Brett Torres, RB, 5’8, 168.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/27575118/Brett-Torres

Miguel Valdez, FB/DL, 5’11, 235.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/22458613/Miguel-Valdez

Nathan “Nate” Wheeler, Athlete, 5’8, 181.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/23893154/Nathan-Wheeler-Jr

Tiandre Williams, RB, 5’9, 170.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/22729867/Tiandre-Williams

Rashon Woods, DB, 5’10, 163.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/27781733/Rashon-Woods

Tyron Woods, WR, 5’10, 165.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/27119597/Tyron-Woods

BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE

As the 2027 senior class will provide the experience and leadership, Coach Neal and his staff are looking at some impressive underclassmen to make an impact as well:

CLASS OF 2028

Kenneth Duckhardt, QB, 5’10, 171 – 4.7 GPA.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/22935724/Kenneth-Duckardt

Kyle Johnson, Athlete, 5’10, 167.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/26463314/Kyle-Johnson

AWAITING SPRING FILM

Messiah Luster, WR, 5’9, 155.

CLASS OF 2029

Johs Valsepino, LB, 6’0, 195.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/26856741/Johs-Valdespino

AWAITING SPRING FILM

Cameron Campbell, DL, 5’9, 228.

2025 American Patriots

Miami Edison, L 46-0

Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman, L 42-13

Miami Jackson, W 28-6

North Miami Beach, L 46-0

Miami Belen Jesuit, W 20-14

Miami Dr. Krop, W 23-21

Hialeah, L 35-12

Homestead, L 14-13

South Miami, W 35-0

North Miami, L 21-20

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Ever since the end of the 2025 high school football season, Miami-Dade and Broward Counties have been in the spotlight.

Whether it was transferring from one school to the next, re-classifying or standing out  in 7-on-7 events, camps or combines, area football talent has made an impact.

While several underclassmen have been doing their thing for colleges and universities to watch across the country, there are some rising seniors in the Class of 2027 who have been turning heads with their play.

As spring football is on the horizon, and we continue to bring you hundreds and hundreds of players to keep an eye on, today we bring you some prospects that are already on the map and continue to receive attention from media, recruiting services and fan websites.

As this is just a sampling of talent, we will certainly bring you players that are making news right up until the start of the season.

Among the talent that has been on display incudes Quartavius Lyons Jr. (Miami Central), who re-classified from 2028 and is heavily recruited, Caleb Saint Fleur (LB/EDGE, Hollywood McArthur), a versatile performer who was MVP at the Miami Rivals.com event as an edge rusher and the following week turned heads at the Under Armour camp in Orlando as a linebacker.

Under-the-radar standout Andre Hyppolite (Athlete/DB, North Miami Beach) is one of veteran head coach Jeff Bertani’s versatile players who will line up everywhere.

Austin Coles (TE/WR, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas) made the move this spring from Rhode Island – while Angelo Smith (DB, Hollywood Chaminade Madonna) continues to follow in some rather large footsteps.

After coming over from Miami Norland, versatile Alan Blackshear (DB, Miami Carol City) captured the MVP at the Rivals.com event and continued to shine in on the 7-on-7 circuit.

No matter where he has gone this off-season, Jayden Dean (OL, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas) has been talked about as one of the most technically sound offensive centers. He has been picking up plenty of interest.

Some of the other football talent that has been doing well includes freakish three sport (soccer and basketball) talent Stive Bentley-Keumajou (OL/DL, Coral Gables), Chaminade-Madonna transfer Lee Prince (RB, Miami Carol City), Miami Immaculata LaSalle three-year varsity starter Phillip Jones Jr. (EDGE, Miami Central), Temorris Campbell Jr. (LB, Miami Carol City), Troy Cameron Goodwin Jr. (DB, Miami Carol City) and defensive back Tyre Lloyd (Hollywood McArthur).

Other players ready to make a statement this spring include Gerren Bray (OL, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas), Walter Olden II (WR, Davie Western), two-year varsity starter Chase Goodrich (DL, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas) and under-the-radar prospect Canyon Henry (TE/LB, Miami Westminster Christian).

Other prospects picking up some off-season momentum are Brendan Beery (QB, Miami Gulliver Prep), gifted Bryan Bynes (WR/DB, Coconut Creek Monarch), Edan Richardson (EDGE, Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian Academy) and Freddie Smith (DL, Fort Lauderdale).

We will continue to spotlight talent – in all classes – this spring and into the summer.

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KISSIMMEE – When wrestling begins on this afternoon (12:30) at the Silver Spur Arena at Heritage Park, it will kick off three days of the best competition in the state.

As 1A, 2A, 3A and girls compete for a coveted team state title, there will also be 169 individual wrestlers from Miami-Dade and Broward Counties who have a chance to win multiple titles – including Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons’ heavyweight Michael Mocco, who will be going for his fourth straight championship before heading off to the University of Iowa next year.

STATE WRESTLING SCHEDULE

Florida High School Wrestling State Championships Schedule

Thursday, March 5 – Saturday, March 7, 2026

Thursday, March 5

11:00 a.m. Weigh-ins

12:30 p.m. Championship Round 1 begins for ALL CLASSES and BOTH GENDERS

4:00 p.m. Consolation Round 1

Friday, March 6

8:00 a.m. Weigh-ins

9:15 a.m. Championship Round 2

Follow Consolation Round 2

2:00 p.m. Championship Round 3 (Semifinals)

Follow Consolation Round 3

Saturday, March 7

8:00 a.m. Weigh-ins

9:30 a.m. Consolation Semifinals

Follow Consolation Finals

4:00 p.m. Florida High School Wrestling State Championship Award Ceremonies

Follow Finals Matches Begin Immediately Following Conclusion of Ceremonies

Admission: $11.00 per session if purchased in advance via Ticketmaster, and $14.00 if purchased day of, plus any applicable service fees. Multi-session tickets are available.

Parking: $15.00 (all proceeds retained by Venue)

Live Webcasts: NFHS Network

In addition to Mocco, there are other area wrestlers going for milestones this weekend:

Also going for a fourth title will be Jovani Solis (3A, 144, Homestead South Dade.

Going for 3^rd State Championship will be Jovanni Tovar (3A-120, Miami Southridge).

Area wrestlers looking for a second title will be Lazaro Soto (3A,120, Southwest Miami), Kellen Mesina (1A-126, Mater Lakes Academy), Elijah Castanon (1A-132, Miami Christian), Keagan Mesina (1A-132, Hialeah Mater Lakes), Guillermo Jaramillo (3A-132, Homestead South Dade), Illia Kyrylanenko (3A-138, Hollywood South Broward), Armand Williams (3A-150, Homestead South Dade), Tristan Sainz (2A-157,  Pembroke Pines Somerset), Tyree Graham (3A-165, Homestead South Dade), Kalais Nazario (1A-165, Hialeah Mater Lakes), Connor Bonney (3A-175, Miami Palmetto), Mateo Martinez (2A-190, Pembroke Pines Somerset) and Peter Mocco (1A-215, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons - Coral Springs Charter School, 2024).

GIRLS WRESTLING

Going for a second will be Zoe Delgado (140, Miami Florida Christian).

LOCAL WRESTLERS ARE HEADED TO STATE

Each year, Miami-Dade and Broward Counties send numerous wrestlers to the state tournament with winning a state title or placing an objective.

With powerhouse South Dade among the best every year, first year head coach Humberto “Duck” Reyna looks to add to the growing number of state titles after picking up his first dual championship back in January.

While the Bucs have dominated 3A, last year’s 1A state champions, Miami Mater Lakes and head coach Brandon Neifeld are also a favorite to bring home another crown to south Florida.

While 2A is going to be very competitive, head coach Joe Biasucci and his Pembroke Pines Somerset program are fresh off a regional title last weekend and will be a force.

South Dade’s girls are a team to watch for the title with several key competitors having a chance to win titles for the Lady Bucs.

Here is a look at those Miami-Dade and Broward competitors going to Kissimmee, starting on Thursday:

1A BOYS

106

CLASS OF 2031 - Ryan Rojo, Miami Christian School, 9-2

2031 - Jason Goff, Florida Christian School, 21-6

2029 - Jack Cabrera, Mater Lakes Academy, 30-4

2031 - Parker Young, Miami True North, 37-9

113

2031 - Adrian Rojas, Miami Christian School, 26-5

2028 - Andres Garcia, Cardinal Gibbons, 39-6

2029 - Ronn Stephen Flores, Mater Lakes Academy, 26-13

2028 - Dylan Presman, Miami Carol City, 41-7

120

2028 - Jake Margolis, Mater Lakes Academy, 11-1

2027 - Logan Bajor, Cardinal Gibbons, 33-13

2028 – Miguel Ramirez, Miami SLAM Academy, 22-8

126

2026 - Kellen Mesina, Mater Lakes Academy, 36-2

2028 - Jake Arnesen, Cardinal Gibbons, 36-14

2030 - Case Gustafson, Miami Christian School, 15-5

2029 - Tristan Eril-Coto, Miami SLAM Academy, 20-8

132

2028 - Keagan Mesina, Mater Lakes Academy, 18-0

2030 - Elijah Castanon, Miami Christian School, 16-3

138

2027 - Christopher Greene, Mater Lakes Academy, 35-3

2027 - Skyler Barreto, Cardinal Gibbons, 29-8

2029 - Willie`d White, Miami SLAM Academy, 25-7

144

2028 - Bruce Li, Mater Lakes Academy, 31-4

2027 - Enzo Amado, Cardinal Gibbons, 24-8

2026 - Andy Diaz, Miami True North, 33-9

150

2028 - Mason O`Dell, Mater Lakes Academy, 32-4

2027 - Caden Cagiano, Cardinal Gibbons, 28-18

2029 - Sam Brown, Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest, 19-15

157

2028 - Cesar Aguilar, Mater Lakes Academy) 24-11

2029 - Lucas Santiago, Miami True North, 29-6

2026 - Jacob Lobis, Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest, 38-9

165

2026 - Kalias Nazario, Mater Lakes Academy, 21-0

2027 - Andrew Chen, Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest, 27-6

2026 - Isaac Fayer, Cardinal Gibbons, 26-5

175

2027 - Brandon Simmons, Miami Carol City, 29-2

2028 - Brandon Valdes, Miami Killian, 16-6

2026 - Ethan Stone, Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest, 15-4

2026 - Ibrahim Gowon, Miami Central, 38-6

190

2026 - Darian Vargas, Mater Lakes Academy, 28-10

2027 - Juan Mars, Miami Central, 39-3

2028 - Braeden Silva, Florida Christian School, 30-8

215

2028 - Peter Mocco, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons, 51-0

2026 - Richard Lugo, Mater Lakes Academy, 17-8

2026 - Elijah Olowu, Miami Carol City, 30-13

285

2026 - Michael Mocco, Cardinal Gibbons, 50-0

2026 - Michealangelo Alvarez, Doral Ronald Reagan, 48-4

2A BOYS

106

2032 - Caio Sainz, Pembroke Pines Somerset, 39-7

2029 - Gavin Langley, Archbishop McCarthy, 33-10

2031 - Berri Ali Stvil, Mater Academy, 20-9

113

2026 - Gary Mendez, Mater Academy, 29-8

2030 - Cano Austin, Pembroke Pines Somerset, 30-9

120

2028 - Jacob Rhodes, Archbishop McCarthy, 31-10

2026 - Juan Perez, Everglades, 30-7

126

2027 - Christopher Smith, Archbishop McCarthy, 31-6

2029 – Berry Nasir Stvil, Mater Academy, 29-10

132

2029 - Lucas Barrios, Mater Academy, 23-2

2029 - Carlos Sainz, Pembroke Pines Somerset, 45-7

2028 - Deaven Montanez, Archbishop McCarthy, 36-12

138

2027 - Joseph Scott, Archbishop McCarthy, 35-7

2027 - Dylan Fernandez, Pembroke Pines Somerset, 44-7

144

2027 - Darion Shannon, Pembroke Pines Somerset, 44-7

2027 - Jayden Rivas, Miramar, 41-8

2027 - Andre Rossi, Archbishop McCarthy, 23-16

150

2026 - Andres Viera, Mater Academy, 29-9

2027 - Marlo Jimenez, Pembroke Pines Somerset, 35-16

157

2026 - Tristan Sainz, Pembroke Pines Somerset, 30-0

2026 - Charly Sainteus, North Miami, 28-3

165

2027 - Atticus Dye, Archbishop McCarthy, 35-5

2026 - Tyler Kelly, Deerfield Beach, 39-14

2028 - Sidney Katz, Pembroke Pines Somerset, 46-5

175

2026 - Adan Williams, Dillard, 32-15, Sr. (Fall 3:16)

2027 - Eli Diaz, Pembroke Pines Somerset, 48-8

2026 - Jordan Evans, Hollywood McArthur, 27-5

190

2026 - Mateo Martinez, Pembroke Pines Somerset, 53-5

2026 - Rubier Oliva, Miami Felix Varela, 43-5

2027 - Mike Jn Baptiste, Miramar, 30-15

215

2026 - Sage Suarez, Pembroke Pines Somerset, 47-8

285

2026 - Christopher Coleman, Deerfield Beach, 53-8

2026 - Guiyen Noel, Mater Academy, 7-2

3A BOYS
106

2027 - Michiah Gillins Jr., South Plantation, 39-1

2026 - Alejandro Ravelo, Southwest Miami, 50-12

2029 - Jai Diaz, Doral Academy, 30-11

2027 - Misael Guerrero, Homestead Senior, 27-9

113

2026 - Bryan Morales, South Dade, 25-7

2027 - Donovan Jenkins, South Plantation, 38-4

2027 - Tyler Metellus, Monarch, 47-2

2028 - Abigail Gonzalez, Miami Southridge, 8-4

120

2027 – Lazaro Soto, Southwest Miami, 56-0

2026 - Janmichael Broche, Miami Braddock, 30-10

2026 - Lincoln Derby, South Plantation, 34-4

2027 - Yeison Santana, Miami Southridge, 20-20

126

2029 - Dominic Rodriguez, Miami Christopher Columbus, 41-7

2028 - Jovanni Tovar, Miami Southridge, 45-2

2028 - Gary Jackson, Miami Palmetto, 34-8

2028 - Jose Callava, South Dade, 27-11

132

2026 - Guillermo Jaramillo, South Dade, 28-6

2027 - Sebastian Gonzalez, Southwest Miami, 43-14

2027 - Alfredo Cheang, Miami Southridge, 41-10

2026 - Davian Lopez, Hialeah Gardens, 28-11

138

2028 - Stefano Garcia, Miami Southridge, 32-4

2027 - Gregory Jackson, Miami Palmetto, 35-8

2028 - Illia Kyryianenko, South Broward, 10-1

2026 - Kaleb Williams, South Dade, 32-9

144

2028 - Jovani Solis, South Dade, 40-1

2028 - Ericson Coney, Miami Southridge, 41-15

2026 - Mateus Sgai, Doral Academy, 30-9

2026 - Aston Claxon, Flanagan, 42-6

150

2027 - Armand Williams, South Dade, 31-1

2027 - Nelson Hued, Southwest Miami, 47-14

2027 - Ricky Montalvan, Doral Academy, 35-10

2026 - Matthew Padgett, Miami Palmetto, 26-6

157

2028 - Tomas Campian, Christopher Columbus, 48-4

2028 - Imran Dzhabrailov, Miami Beach, 31-6

2026 - Didier Novoa, Southwest Miami, 51-8

2028 - Cameron Haines, South Dade, 31-17

165

2026 - Tyree Graham, South Dade, 52-1

2028 – Andres Rojas, Miami Southridge, 36-8

2026 - Drake Bonney, Miami Palmetto, 36-9

2027 - Julian Sierra, Christopher Columbus, 34-5

175

2026 - Connor Bonney, Miami Palmetto, 25-2

2027 - Jonathan Moreno, South Dade, 20-4

2026 - Xander Ortiz, Nova, 36-3

2027 - Chase Boyd, South Plantation, 33-9

190

2026 - Tedrick Lee, Christopher Columbus, 42-8

2026 - Maverick Lorminey, South Plantation, 39-6

2026 - Daniel Sanchez, Miami Southridge, 22-5

2026 - Damian Nunez, Hialeah Gardens, 36-12

215

2027 - Cristhian Soto, Miami Southridge, 26-4

2026 - Sebastian Morera, South Dade, 31-10

2026 - Anthony Romero, Southwest Miami, 51-12

2026 - Adam Cantu, Hialeah Gardens, 40-8

285

2028 - Gabriel Ortiz, Southwest Miami, 34-13

2028 - Alexander Urbina, Miami Palmetto, 28-12

2026 - Diddier Carrillo-Castillo, Monarch, 39-5

2028 - Gabriel Pena, Hialeah Gardens, 37-8

GIRLS

100

2029 – Paola Perez, Mater Lakes Academy, 27-2

2027 - Rebecca Marin, Doral Academy, 35-2

2027 - Lydia Gonzalez, South Dade, 26-6

105

2027 - Saryiah Ford, Miami SLAM Academy, 40-6

2027 - Tiffany Francisco, Davie Western, 29-4

2027 - Kimberly Picado, South Dade, 22-8

110

2027 - Victoria Sifuentes, South Dade, 17-9

2028 - Melanie Loynaz, Mater Academy, 31-5

2028 - Kaylee Padin, Western, 32-9

115

2031 - Melissa Gallo, Florida Christian, 26-2

2026 – Isabella Tellez, Doral Academy, 23-12

120

2026 - Kailea Villavicencio, Archbishop McCarthy, 18-2

2029 - Anabella Junco, Florida Christian School, 30-4

2027 - Carmen Moya, Miami Palmetto, 27-6

125

2028 - Arianna Ruiz, Mater Lakes Academy, 35-1

130

2026 - Willow White, South Dade, 27-1

2026 - Cameron Echeverria, Miami Beach, 24-7

135

2026 - Eysis Estes-Brinson, Miami Palmetto, 21-1

2026 - Shamari Smith, South Dade, 16-5

2030 - Juliett Morales, Mater Lakes Academy, 28-5

140

2029 - Zoe Delgado, Florida Christian School, 24-2

2027 - A`Niyah Leon-Goodrich, Miami Southridge, 28-7

145

2026 - Alena Rik, Mater Lakes Academy, 21-2

2026 - Lineshka Joseph, North Miami, 21-5

155

2026 - Viktoriya Devochkinn, North Miami, 21-2

2026 - London Yelder, Sunrise Piper, 6-1

2029 - Mariia Gulakova, Mater Lakes Academy, 27-9

170

2026 - Ariana Blanc, Douglas, 31-3

2026 - Amaris Echezarreta, South Dade, 24-6

2026 - Jada Haughton, Dr. Krop, 22-2

190

2027 - Arheanna Bryan, Taravella, 27-0

2027 - Makayla Ocean, Archbishop McCarthy, 24-5

2028 - Amirah Williams, South Dade, 19-8

2026 - Latoya Sylvestre, South Broward, 25-5

235

2029 - Zeinab Mourad, Douglas, 22-0

2028 - Kenzie Barrett, South Dade, 23-4

2027 - Camila Halaby-Bravo, Florida Christian School, 18-6

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