The Main Event is finally here for the Broward National High School Football Showcase.
After last week’s opening-night game with Jacksonville Mandarin and Hollywood McArthur, Thursday’s Powder Springs, Georgia and Pembroke Pines West Broward, and the Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna- Chatsworth Sierra Canyon, California contest on Thursday, and the four games last night, the focus will be directly on Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas.
While the scores in all four Friday night games meant so much to south Florida, and of course, Illinois, Colorado and north Florida, it was also very important to Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, which benefited from the amazing national exposure. But today, ESPN2 cameras will give the country a glimpse of the best that high school has to offer as the No. 1 and No. 2 teams in this talented land will be on display at one venue for over six hours of football.
Miami Christopher Columbus (1-0) vs. Las Vegas Bishop Gorman (2-0). After a disappointing 4-7 season a year ago, head coach Dave Dunn and the Explorers went out and did something about it.
With the addition of several players and new coaches, this program got back to doing what they have done for decades – play winning football and developing talent.
As they get ready for best team in the nation, the focus has to be on not making mistakes and understanding that the team across the line of scrimmage has been there – and more than done that at a national level for decades.
The Gaels come into the 2 p.m. kickoff as huge favorites, having plenty of success against the entire country – Florida included.
While Nevada is not a great football state, having very few teams rated nationally, Bishop Gorman is the standard that continues to get better every year – and as the country watched last week – the knocked off previous No. 1 in California power St. John Bosco.
LAS VEGAS BISHOP GORMAN GAELS
Las Vegas Somerset Academy Losee, W 41-0
Bellflower St. John Bosco, W 38-28
8/29 - @Miami Christopher Columbus
9/4 - @Lone Peak, Utah
9/18 - @Santa Ana Mater Dei
9/25 – Las Vegas Faith Lutheran
10/9 – Henderson Pinecrest Academy Sloan Canyon
10/16 – Henderson Sports Leadership & Management Football
10/29 – East Las Vegas Mater Academy
11/6 – North Las Vegas Civica
MIAMI CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS EXPLORERS
Miami Southridge, W 45-7
8/29 – Las Vegas Bishop Gorman
9/4 - @Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
9/10 - @Miami Palmetto
9/18 - @Homestead South Dade
9/24 – Homestead
10/1 – Southwest Miami
10/9 - @Coral Gables
10/16 – GMAC Week
10/23 - @Miami Northwestern
DeSoto, Texas (0-0) vs. Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (1-0). For years, the state of Texas has produced elite teams, talent and football coaches.
While several Florida programs have traveled to the Lone Star State, coming east has never been a reality – until 6:00 tonight.
With a national television audience watching, the best of Texas will come into place that has not been very friendly to visitors over the years, and they believe they have what it takes to leave the #954 with a win.
On the other side of the ball are the Raiders. The seven-time defending state champions who are No. 2 in the country – and after a few setbacks to open the season the past couple of years – head coach Roger Harriott and his team believe that this could be the most complete and deepest team they have had.
Loaded with elite prospects, this team has a chance to make a legitimate run at a national title – and it all begins tonight!
DESOTO FIGHTING EAGLES
8/29 - @Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
9/4 - @Allen
9/12 – Duncanville
9/18 - @Burleson Centennial
9/25 – Midlothian
10/9 - @Lancaster
10/16 – Mansfield Summit
10/23 - @Cedar Hill
10/30 - @Mansfield Legacy
11/5 – Cleburne
FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS RAIDERSW
Davie Western, W 42-0
8/29 – DeSoto
9/4 – Miami Christopher Columbus
9/10 - @Fort Lauderdale Dillard
9/18 - @Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy
10/2 - @Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna
10/9 – Hollywood McArthur
10/16 – Coconut Creek Monarch
10/23 – Pembroke Pines Flanagan
10/30 - @Pembroke Pines West Broward
DILLARD GETS A HUGE TEST TONIGHT AS WELL
Jersey City St. Peter’s Prep (0-0) at Fort Lauderdale Dillard (1-0), 6. While St. Thomas Aquinas is going to be the hub for all the activity on Saturday, a few miles to the northeast – Fort Lauderdale Dillard – will also be a place you may want to check out as well.
The Panthers, who opened the season with a win last week, will welcome northeast power St. Peter’s Prep, who headed south last year to take part in the Broward Showcase.
JERSEY CITY ST. PETER’S PREP MARAUDERS
8/29 - @Fort Lauderdale Dillard
9/11 - @Melville St. Anthony’s
9/18 – Bergen Catholic
10/1 – Seton Hall Prep
10/10 - @Montvale St. Joseph’s
10/16 – Paramus Catholic
10/23 - @Ramsey Don Bosco Prep
10/30 - @Red Bank Catholic
FORT LAUDERDALE DILLARD PANTHERS
Sunrise Piper, W 44-21
8/29 – Jersey City St. Peter’s Prep
9/4 – Coconut Creek
9/10 – Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
9/18 - @Hollywood McArthur
9/26 – Fort Lauderdale Stranahan
10/1 - @Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons
10/10 – Pompano Beach Blanche Ely
10/23 - @Miami Southridge
10/30 - Plantation
FRIDAY SCOREBOARD
Coconut Creek 33, Miami True North Classical Academy 32
Coral Springs Coral Glades 28, Coconut Creek North Broward Prep 24
Davie Western 41, Pine Creek, Colorado 7
Delray American Heritage 56, Homestead Somerset Silver Palms Charter 12
Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons 47, Hollywood McArthur 41
Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy 42, Tavernier Coral Shores 20
Hialeah American 24, Miami Booker T. Washington 6
Hialeah Gardens 26, Miami Sunset 0
Jacksonville Bolles 21, Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy 14
Miami Braddock 9, Miami Felix Varela 6
Miami Ferguson 38, Miami Dr. Krop 6
Miami Florida Christian 24, Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest 17
Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace 41, Hialeah 0
Miami Immaculata LaSalle 34, Naples St. John Neumann 14
Miami Palmetto 42, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy 7
Miami Ransom Everglades 20, Miami Gulliver Prep 7
Miami Southridge 24, Homestead 6
Miami Springs 20, Coral Gables 14
Miami Westminster Christian 55, Miami Palmer Trinity 21
Miramar Everglades 30, Hollywood Hills 24
North Miami Beach 27, North Miami 7
Ocala Vanguard 21, Miami Norland 6
Plantation American Heritage 35, East St. Louis, Illinois 28 (OT)
Sunrise Piper 28, Plantation 0
Tampa Berkeley Prep 23, Miami Archbishop Carroll 14
Venice 64, Miami SmartEn Sports Academy 8
Weston Cypress Bay 42, Pembroke Pines Flanagan 7
THURSDAY
Boca Raton Spanish River 43, South Plantation 0
Chatsworth Sierra Canyon, California 24, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna 7
Coconut Creek Monarch 48, Miramar 41
Cooper City 42, Parkland Douglas 6
Coral Springs Taravella 19, Oakland Park Northeast 6
Deerfield Beach 35, Davie Nova 21
Fort Lauderdale 32, Hollywood South Broward 20
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian 35, Fort Lauderdale NSU University School 18
Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson 28, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan 12
Miami Killian 34, Homestead South Dade 29
Miami Lakes Goleman 49, Miami Coral Reef 0
Miami Northwestern 42, Miami Jackson 0
North Lauderdale Somerset Prep 40, Pompano Beach 16
Pembroke Pines Charter 53, Coral Springs Charter 35
Pompano Beach NEXTGEN Prep 20, Riviera Beach Inlet Grove 12
Powder Spring McEachern, Georgia 20, Pembroke Pines West Broward 13
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Here is a look at Week 2:
SATURDAY
Babcok vs. Parkridge Christian
Bradenton IMG Academy vs. San Antonio Cornerstone Christian, Texas
DeSoto, Texas vs. Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
Fort Myers vs. Lehigh
Fort Myers Dunbar vs. North Fort Myers
Jacksonville Impact Christian vs. Daytona Beach Impact Christian
Jersey City St. Peter’s Prep vs. Fort Lauderdale Dillard
Las Vegas Bishop Gorman vs. Miami Christopher Columbus
FRIDAY
Alachua Santa Fe 51, Jacksonville Zarephath Academy 6
Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley 56, Longwood Lyman 8
Apopka Wekiva 56, Orlando Lake Buena Vista 6
Auburn, Alabama 31, Fort Walton Beach Choctawhatchee 21
Auburndale 57, Davenport Ridge Community 0
Baltimore St. Frances Academy, Maryland 35, DeLand 27
Bartow 39, Lakeland Kathleen 0
Bear Creek, Colorado 45, North Port 14
Bell 13, Interlachen 7
Belleview 47, Dade City Pasco 10
Boca Raton 22, Boynton Beach 20
Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s Academy 49, Boca Raton St. John Paul II 12
Boca Raton Christian 45, Vero Beach Master’s Academy 22
Bonifay Holmes County 54, Monticello Aucilla Christian 7
Bradenton Bayshore 20, Land O’Lakes Sunlake 14
Bradenton Braden River 17, Hudson Fivay 14
Bradenton Lakewood Ranch 27, Davenport 0
Bradenton Manatee 28, Naples 17
Branford 49, Wewahitchka 20
Bratt Northview 42, McIntosh, Alabama 13
Bristol Liberty County 70, Vernon 0
Brooksville Nature Coast Tech 41, Spring Hill Springstead 13
Bunnell Flagler Palm Coast 23, Jacksonville Riverside 0
Bushnell South Sumter 14, Williston 0
Callahan West Nassau 55, Jacksonville KIPP Bold City 6
Cantonment Tate 24, Milton 21
Chipley 33, Tallahassee FAMU DRS 6
Clearwater 16, Dunedin 0
Clearwater Calvary Christian 44, Tampa King 0
Clearwater Central Catholic 43, Port Charlotte 24
Clearwater Lakeside Christian 20, Bradenton Christian 18
Clermont East Ridge 63, Leesburg 0
Clermont Real Life Christian 32, Brooksville Hernando Christian 14
Cocoa Space Coast 48, Okeechobee 0
Coconut Creek 33, Miami True North Classical Academy 32
Coral Springs Coral Glades 28, Coconut Creek North Broward Prep 24
Crawfordville Wakulla 25, Perry Taylor County 19
Cross City Dixie County 20, Trenton 19
Davie Western 41, Pine Creek, Colorado 7
Daytona Beach Seabreeze 21, St. Augustine Tocoi Creek 14
DeFuniak Springs Walton 41, Panama City Beach Arnold 6
Delray American Heritage 56, Homestead Somerset Silver Palms Charter 12
Deltona 21, Orange City University 3
Douglas, Georgia 28, Quincy Munroe Day 20
Dover Specialty Fit Academy 41, Crystal River 18
Dunnellon 36, Brooksville Hernando 0
Eastpoint Franklin County 33, Sneads 14
Eau Gallie 41, Palm Bay Heritage 0
Englewood Lemon Bay 29, Avon Park 14
Enterprise, Alabama 58, Crestview 12
Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons 47, Hollywood McArthur 41
Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy 42, Tavernier Coral Shores 20
Fort Myers Canterbury 41, Orlando West Oaks Academy 0
Fort Myers Southwest Florida Christian 14, Marco Island Academy 0
Fort Pierce Westwood 40, Port St. Lucie Centennial 7
Fort White 61, Chiefland 19
Freeport 55, Panama City North Bay Haven 27
Frostproof 41, Acradia DeSoto 0
Gainesville Buchholz 43, Gainesville 6
Gainesville Oak Hall 36, Jacksonville Bishop Snyder 6
Gainesville Saint Francis Catholic 45, Ocala Saint John Lutheran 6
Gibsonton East Bay 35, Tampa Chamberlain 0
Greenacres John I. Leonard 32, Lake Worth 14
Green Cove Springs Clay 29, Palm Coast Matanzas 10
Gulfport Boca Ciega 48, St. Petersburg 7
Hawthorne 8, Newberry 0
Hialeah American 24, Miami Booker T. Washington 6
Hialeah Gardens 26, Miami Sunset 0
Hilliard 41, Jacksonville First Coast Christian 8
Holiday Anclote 58, Fort Myers Gateway Charter 0
Immokalee 37, Naples Lely 0
Jacksonville Bishop Kenny 28, Ponte Vedra 21
Jacksonville Bolles 21, Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy 14
Jacksonville Episcopal 47, Jacksonville Englewood 0
Jacksonville Joshua Christian 28, Niceville Bayou Christian 14
Jacksonville Mandarin 50, Jacksonville Atlantic Coast 0
Jacksonville North Florida Educational 24, Fernandina Beach 11
Jacksonville Paxon 31, Jacksonville Christ’s Church Academy 29
Jacksonville Raines 52, Baldwin 14
Jacksonville Ribault 34, Jacksonville Andrew Jackson 14
Jacksonville Sandalwood 44, Jacksonville Terry Parker 12
Jacksonville Stanton Prep 40, Jacksonville Eagle’s View 0
Jacksonville Trinity Christian 14, Jacksonville University Christian 8
Jacksonville Wolfson 27, Jacksonville Westside 8
Jay 56, Elberta, Alabama 8
Jupiter 36, Palm Beach Gardens 7
Keystone Heights 33, Gainesville P.K. Yonge 8
Kissimmee Gateway 13, Lake Minneola 12
Kissimmee Osceola 34, Kissimmee Poinciana 7
Kissimmee Tohopekaliga 18, Deltona Pine Ridge 0
Lake City Columbia 24, St. Petersburg Lakewood 6
Lake Mary 24, Oviedo 23
Lake Mary Prep 39, Kissimmee City of Life Christian 27
Lake Wales 35, Sebring 0
Lake Worth Dr. Joaquin Garcia 50, Riviera Beach Suncoast 0
Lakeland George Jenkins 55, Lake Alfred Discovery 0
Lakeland Lake Gibson 36, Haines City 0
Lakeland Santa Fe Catholic 16, Mount Dora Christian 15
Lakeland Tenoroc 20, Brooksville Central 0
Lakeland Victory Christian 27, Harmony 7
Lecanto 27, Inverness Citrus 7
Lecanto Seven Rivers Christian 34, Winter Haven All Saints 7
Lee County, Georgia 23, Miami Carol City 20
Leesburg First Academy 56, Ocala Christian 16
Lithia Newsome 55, Tampa Freedom 0
Live Oak Suwannee 38, Mayo Lafayette 6
Lutz Steinbrenner 44, Tampa Sickles 24
Lynn Haven Mosley 32, Tallahassee Godby 31
Madison County 34, Havana Gadsden County 6
Maitland Orangewood Christian 37, Belle Isles Cornerstone Charter 0
Marianna 21, Rehobeth, Alabama 18
Marietta, Georgia 42, St. Cloud 7
Melbourne Central Catholic 35, North Palm Beach Benjamin 28
Merritt Island 35, Melbourne 7
Merritt Island Christian 39, Riverview Bell Creek Academy 0
Miami Beach 42, Miami St. Brendan 7
Miami Belen Jesuit 30, Boynton Beach Somerset Canyons 22
Miami Braddock 9, Miami Felix Varela 6
Miami Ferguson 38, Miami Dr. Krop 6
Miami Florida Christian 24, Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest 17
Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace 41, Hialeah 0
Miami High 38, Miami Edison 2
Miami Immaculata LaSalle 34, Naples St. John Neumann 14
Miami Palmetto 42, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy 7
Miami Ransom Everglades 20, Miami Gulliver Prep 7
Miami Southridge 24, Homestead 6
Miami Springs 20, Coral Gables 14
Miami Westminster Christian 55, Miami Palmer Trinity 21
Miramar Everglades 30, Hollywood Hills 24
Mount Dora 19, Eustis 14
Mulberry 3, Brandon 0
Naples Aubrey Rogers 34, Cape Coral Ida Baker 10
Naples First Baptist 34, Lake Placid 0
Naples Golden Gate 41, Cape Coral Island Coast 12
New Port Richey Gulf 35, Weeki Wachee 0
New Smyrna Beach 48, Titusville Astronaut 21
North Miami Beach 27, North Miami 7
Ocala Trinity Catholic 26, Citra North Marion 12
Ocala Vanguard 21, Miami Norland 6
Ocala West Port 39, Ocala South Marion 14
Ocoee 7, Orlando Dr. Phillips 3
Orange Park Oakleaf 46, Orange Park 6
Orlando Colonial 14, Orlando Cypress Creek 0
Orlando Evans 47, Orlando Boone 13
Orlando Innovation 29, Windermere 26
Orlando Lake Nona 35, Orlando East River 0
Orlando Oak Ridge 20, Orlando Freedom 8
Orlando Olympia 18, Orlando Timber Creek 7
Orlando The First Academy 21, Orlando Edgewater 14
Oviedo The Master’s Academy 38, Daytona Beach Father Lopez 28
Pahokee 16, Royal Palm Beach 14
Palatka 28, Lake Butler Union County 15
Palm Bay Bayside 42, Palm Bay 25
Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer 15, Jupiter Christian 9
Palm Beach Lakes 51, Sarasota 47
Palmetto 35, Key West 7
Panama City Bay 21, Blountstown 6
Pensacola 32, Gulf Breeze 10
Pensacola Booker T. Washington 45, Navarre 27
Pensacola Catholic 51, Pace 33
Pensacola Pine Forest 8, Pensacola Escambia 0
Plantation American Heritage 35, East St. Louis, Illinois 28 (OT)
Plant City 27, Neptune Beach Fletcher 25
Pompano Beach Blanche Ely 56, Hallandale 0
Punta Gorda Charlotte 23, Naples Gulf Coast 17
Ramsey Don Bosco Prep, New Jersey 38, Seffner Armwood 14
Riverview 27, Parrish Community 12
Ruskin Lennard 41, Tampa Morgan 20
Sanford Seminole 24, Winter Park Lake Howell 7
Santa Rosa Beach South Walton 35, Fort Walton Beach 0
Sarasota Christian 35, Bradenton Saint Stephens Episcopal 32
Sarasota Out-of-Door 41, Tampa Cambridge 6
Sarasota Riverview 51, Bradenton IMG Academy Junior National 0
Seffner Christian 49, Largo Indian Rocks Christian 20
Starke Bradford County 16, Glen St. Mary Baker County 9
St. Augustine 28, Ponte Vedra Nease 22
St. Augustine Menendez 32, Orange Park Ridgeview 13
St. Augustine Saint Joseph 41, Lakeland Geneva 14
St. John’s Bartram Trail 23, Middleburg 12
St. Johns Creekside 45, Fleming Island 28
St. Petersburg Keswick Christian 49, Spring Hill Bishop McLaughlin 0
St. Petersburg Shorecrest Prep 44, Ave Maria Donahue Catholic 0
Stuart Martin County 21, Lantana Santaluces 16
Sunrise Piper 28, Plantation 0
Tallahassee Chiles 24, Tallahassee Florida High 14
Tallahassee Leon 35, Panama City Bozeman 7
Tallahassee Maclay 58, Panama City Rutherford 28
Tallahassee North Florida Christian 42, Port St. Joe 21
Tallahassee Rickards 12, Dothan, Alabama 7
Tampa Alonso 24, Land O’Lakes 7
Tampa Bay Tech 35, Riverview Sumner 10
Tampa Berkeley Prep 23, Miami Archbishop Carroll 14
Tampa Blake 10, Tampa Jefferson 8
Tampa Carrollwood Day 45, New Port Richey River Ridge 0
Tampa Catholic 48, St. Petersburg Catholic 39
Tampa Gaither 24, Tampa Plant 21
Tampa Hillsborough 21, Bradenton Southeast 7
Tampa Robinson 20, Riverview Spoto 12
Tampa Wharton 42, Tampa Leto 0
Tavares 39, Celebration 0
Thomas County, Georgia 63, Tallahassee Lincoln 14
Titusville 44, Melbourne Holy Trinity 9
Tarpon Springs 14, Palm Harbor University 0
Tarpon Springs East Lake 49, Pinellas Park 12
Trinity Mitchell 39, Hudson 0
Umatilla 26, Jacksonville Providence 13
Valrico Bloomingdale 41, Tampa Middleton 0
Valrico Foundation Christian 35, Riverview Academy 7
Venice 64, Miami SmartEn Sports Academy 8
Venice Wellen Park 41, Fort Myers Gateway 21
Vero Beach 45, Delray Beach Atlantic 30
Viera 35, Sebastian River 8
Wauchula Hardee County 46, LaBelle 0
Wellington 35, Loxahatchee Seminole Ridge 6
Wellington Palm Beach Central 13, Lake Worth Park Vista 7
West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman 47, Sarasota Cardinal Mooney 46
West Palm Beach The King’s Academy 35, Clewiston 6
Weston Cypress Bay 42, Pembroke Pines Flanagan 7
Wildwood 35, Jasper Hamilton County 0
Windermere Prep 1, Taylor 0 (Forfeit)
Winter Garden Foundation Academy 27, Orlando Lake Highland Prep 0
Winter Garden West Orange 53, Winter Garden Horizon 0
Winter Park 35, Apopka 0
Winter Park Trinity Prep 40, Orlando Faith Christian 0
Yulee 16, Jacksonville First Coast 13
Zephyrhills 30, Wesley Chapel 14
Zephyrhills Christian 36, St. Petersburg Northside Christian 9
THURSDAY
Belle Glade Glades Day 27, West Palm Beach Oxbridge Academy 12
Boca Raton Olympic Heights 50, Port St. Lucie Tradition Prep 0
Boca Raton Spanish River 43, South Plantation 0
Chatsworth Sierra Canyon, California 24, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna 7
Coconut Creek Monarch 48, Miramar 41
Cooper City 42, Parkland Douglas 6
Coral Springs Taravella 19, Oakland Park Northeast 6
Cottondale 62, Graceville 20
Deerfield Beach 35, Davie Nova 21
Eagle Lake – Lake Region 25, Fort Meade 0
Fort Lauderdale 32, Hollywood South Broward 20
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian 35, Fort Lauderdale NSU University School 18
Fort Pierce John Carroll 42, Belle Glade Glades Central 27
Gainesville Countryside Christian 21, Land O’Lakes Countryside Christian 18
Jacksonville Duval Charter 40, Jacksonville Harvest Community 22
Jensen Beach 33, Port St. Lucie Treasure Coast 2
Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson 28, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan 12
Miami Killian 34, Homestead South Dade 29
Miami Lakes Goleman 49, Miami Coral Reef 0
Miami Northwestern 42, Miami Jackson 0
Niceville 41, Pensacola West Florida 14
North Lauderdale Somerset Prep 40, Pompano Beach 16
Ocala Forest 39, Gainesville Eastside 15
Palos Verdes, California 21, Orlando Bishop Moore 18
Pembroke Pines Charter 53, Coral Springs Charter 35
Pompano Beach NEXTGEN Prep 20, Riviera Beach Inlet Grove 12
Powder Spring McEachern, Georgia 20, Pembroke Pines West Broward 13
South Fort Myers 20, Fort Myers Riverdale 17
Stuart South Fork 48, Port St. Lucie Legacy Charter 0
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After last week’s Jacksonville Mandarin win over Hollywood McArthur – and the two games played yesterday, the 2026 Broward County National High School Football Showcase now moves to Friday with four competitive games.
Highlighted by a Miami-Dade vs. BrowaArd matchup and two teams from the state of Florida, this is a day that will offer up eight programs who will indeed share the spotlight with some quality teams.
“We are excited about the four games played today,” said co-founder of this prestigious showcase, Dr. Kevin Perry. “To bring in teams from Illinois and Colorado along with our Florida schools only makes this event so impressive.”
East St. Louis (1-0) at Plantation American Heritage (0-1), 7. For the fifth straight year, the Patriots and head coach Mike Smith are stepping up to play an elite team in the showcase. The two-time defending state champions had numerous injuries in last week’s loss at home to West Boca Raton.
The Flyers come in with an opening-night win against Chicago Mt. Carmel and are loaded and nationally tested through the years.
EAST ST. LOUIS FLYERS
Chicago Mt. Carmel, Illinois, W 42-23
8/28 - @Plantation American Heritage
9/4 – Gainesville, Georgia
9/11 – O’Fallon
9/18 – Belleview East
9/25 - @Edwardsville
10/2 - @Belleville West
10/9 – Alton
10/16 - @Naperville North
PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE PATRIOTS
West Boca Raton, L 24-7
8/28 – East St. Louis, Illinois
9/4 - @Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna
9/11 - @Jacksonville Trinity Christian
9/18 - @Lakeland
9/25 – Miramar
10/9 – Miami Norland
10/16 – Miami True North Classical Academy
10/23 - @Hollywood McArthur
Miami True North Classical Academy (0-0) at Coconut Creek (1-0), 7. Here is a classic Miami-Dade vs. Broward matchup between two programs that have high hopes this season.
The Titans, a 1A program, is coming off a 10-win season and are loaded with talent and confidence on both sides of the ball as head coach Greg Laferre and his staff continue to build a strong program in southern Miami. Their schedule is one of the most challenging in the state of Florida.
For head coach Chris Yeargin and his football team, there is a sense that this team has the talent and coaching to make a strong run in 2026.
MIAMI TRUE NORTH CLASSIC ACADEMY TITANS
8/28 - @Coconut Creek
9/4 – Sarasota Cardinal Mooney
9/10 - @Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna
9/17 - @Miami Southridge
9/25 - @Key West
10/2 - @Miami Norland
10/9 - @Fort Pierce John Carroll
10/16 - @Plantation American Heritage
10/30 – Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy
COCONUT CREEK COUGARS
Plantation, W 41-0
8/28 – Miami True North Classical Academy
9/4 - @Fort Lauderdale Dillard
9/10 - @Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons
9/18 - @Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson
10/2 – Coconut Creek Monarch
10/9 - @Pembroke Pines Flanagan
10/16 – Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy
10/24 – Sunrise Piper
10/30 – Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna
Jacksonville Bolles (0-1) at Archbishop McCarthy (0-0), 7. Last year, the Bulldogs played in the Broward Showcase and rolled to a win against Coconut Creek Monarch on the way to the 2A state title game, which they lost to Sarasota Cardinal Mooney. While they return some quality talent, they also must replace some linemen. They lost their opener against Lake City Columbia.
After losing to Miami Palmetto in the kickoff classic without six starters, the Mavericks and head coach Jake Pew had their season-opener against Royal Palm Beach called off because of bad weather, so this will be their first game of the season as they look to take things one step further. They won the district title a year ago before losing a tough rematch with eventual state champion Plantation American Heritage.
JACKSONVILLE BOLLES BULLDOGS
Lake City Columbia, L 20-19
8/28 - @Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy
9/11 – Jacksonville Bishop Kenny
9/18 – Orange Park Oakleaf
9/25 – Baldwin
10/9 – Jacksonville KIPP Bold City
10/16 - @Jacksonville Trinity Christian
10/23 - @Jaksonville Andrew Jackson
10/30 – Gainesville Buchholz
SOUTHWEST RANCHES ARCHBISHOP MCCARTHY MAVERICKS
8/28 – Jacksonville Bolles
9/4 – Pembroke Pines West Broward
9/11 – Community School of Naples
9/18 – Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
10/2 - @Pembroke Pines Flanagan
10/9 - @Orlando The First Academy
10/16 - @Coconut Creek
10/23 - @Miami Norland
10/30 - @Miami True North Classical Academy
Colorado Springs Pine Creek, Colorado (0-0) vs. Davie Western (1-0), McArthur, 7. The Wildcats and veteran head coach Adam Ratkevich return to the Broward Showcase after being a part of this impressive event for the first three years. After dropping their opener to powerhouse St. Thomas Aquinas, they now look toward making the post season.
The Eagles head to south Florida for the first time after a 7-4 season and a first-round state playoff loss. They return several players from last year after a second-place district finish. Starting the season in Florida is something that they have been looking forward to since this matchup was made.
DAVIE WESTERN WILDCATS
Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, L 42-0
8/28 – Colorado Springs Pine Creek
9/4 - @Pembroke Pines Flanagan
9/10 – Pembroke Pines West Broward
9/25 - @Weston Cypress Bay
10/2 - @Miami High
10/8 - @Doral Academy
10/16 – Sunrise Piper
10/23 – Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman
10/30 – Hollywood McArthur
COLORADO SPRINGS PINE CREEK EAGLES
8/28 - @Davie Western
9/4 – Northfield
9/11 – Arvada West
9/17 - @Castle View
9/25 – Fountain-Fort Carson
10/1 – Regis Jesuit
10/9 – @Eaglecrest
10/15 – Valor Christian
10/22 - @Legend
10/30 - @Heritage
In addition to those four games here is the rest of the schedule in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties for Friday:
Coral Gables vs. Miami Springs (Ives), 7
Coral Springs Coral Glades at Coconut Creek North Broward Prep, 7
Fort Lauderdale at Hollywood South Broward, 6:30
Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest at Miami Florida Christian, 7
Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy at Tavernier Coral Shores, 7
Hallandale at Pompano Beach Blanche Ely, 7
Hialeah at Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace, 7:30
Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy vs. Miami Palmetto (Tropical), 7:30
Hollywood McArthur at Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons, 7
Homestead Somerset Silver Palms at Delray American Heritage, 7
Miami Belen Jesuit at Boynton Beach Somerset Canyons, 6:30
Miami Booker T. Washington vs. Hialeah American (Milander), 7
Miami Braddock at Miami Varela, 3:30
Miami Carol City at Lee County, Georgia 7:30
Miami Dr. Krop at Miami Ferguson, 3:30
Miami Gulliver Prep at Miami Ransom Everglades, 7
Miami High at Miami Edison, 3:30
Miami Norland at Ocala Vanguard, 7:30
Miami Palmer Trinity at Miami Westminster Christian, 4
Miami Southridge vs. Homestead (Harris), 7:30
Miami St. Brendan vs. Miami Beach (Memorial), 7
Miami Sunset at Hialeah Gardens, 3:30
Miramar Everglades at Hollywood Hills, 4
Naples St. John Neumann at Miami Immaculata La Salle, 7
North Miami Beach vs. North Miami (Traz Powell), 7:30
Pembroke Pines Flanagan at Weston Cypress Bay, 7
Plantation at Sunrise Piper, 7
Tampa Berkeley Prep at Miami Archbishop Carroll, 3:30
THURSDAY SCORES
Boca Raton Spanish River 43, South Plantation 0
Chatsworth Sierra Canyon, California 24, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna 7
Coconut Creek Monarch 48, Miramar 41
Cooper City 42, Parkland Douglas 6
Coral Springs Taravella 19, Oakland Park Northeast 6
Deerfield Beach 35, Davie Nova 21
Fort Lauderdale 32, Hollywood South Broward 20
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian 35, Fort Lauderdale NSU University School 18
Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson 28, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan 12
Miami Killian 34, Homestead South Dade 29
Miami Lakes Goleman 49, Miami Coral Reef 0
Miami Northwestern 42, Miami Jackson 0
North Lauderdale Somerset Prep 40, Pompano Beach 16
Pembroke Pines Charter 53, Coral Springs Charter 35
Pompano Beach NEXTGEN Prep 20, Riviera Beach Inlet Grove 12
Powder Spring McEachern, Georgia 20, Pembroke Pines West Broward 13
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29TH
Broward Showcase: Miami Christopher Columbus vs Las Vegas Bishop Gorman, 2
Broward Showcase: DeSoto, Texas vs Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, 6
St. Peter’s Prep at Fort Lauderdale Dillard, 7
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Over the past four years, the Broward County National High School Football Showcase has established itself as an event that has captured the attention of fans across the country.
With teams coming from as far away as California, Nevada, Utah, Virginia, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and throughout the state of Florida.
The brainchild of Dr. Kevin Perry and Shawn Cerra, who had an idea of powerhouses visiting Florida instead of the Sunshine State’s elite having to go on the road all the time, this is now a premier football gathering that has ESPN and other media outlets from across the country flocking to see the games that now number nine – over two weeks.
With in state power Jacksonville Mandarin kicking things off last Friday with a win over Hollywood McArthur, Week 2 starts tonight at two locations with two out of state programs battling a pair of Broward teams.
Friday will see four games, eight teams and Saturday’s doubleheader at Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas on national television will bring to an end another banner year for top-flight high school football.
Here is a look at tonight’s games:
Chatsworth Sierra Canyon, California vs. Hollywood Chaminade (McArthur), 7. After falling short in their 10th consecutive trip to the state finals, head coach Dameon Jones and the Lions are hungry to jump back into the elite – and the opponent they are lining up against this evening can certainly help them do that.
Chaminade-Madonna is coming off an impressive offensive attack against Coconut Creek Monarch on opening night in a game shortened by lightning.
The Trailblazers also started the season last week and won convincingly, setting up the cross country trip to also make a statement.
While programs such as Saint John Bosco, Mater Dei and Santa Margarita have dominated the landscape in southern California, this team can truly put their name in that elite group with a win on the road.
CHATSWORTH SIERRA CANYON TRAILBLAZERS (1-0)
JSerra Catholic, W 42-21
8/27 - @Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna
9/10 – Honolulu St. Louis
9/18 – Orange Lutheran
9/25 – Pacifica
10/2 – Loyola
10/9 - @Sierra
10/16 - @Chaminade
10/23 - @Notre Dame
10/30 – Bishop Amat
HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA LIONS (1-0)
Coconut Creek Monarch, W 49-22
10/27 – Chatsworth Sierra Canyon
9/4 – Plantation American Heritage
9/10 – Miami True North Classical Academy
9/18 - @Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons
9/25 – Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s Academy
10/2 – Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
10/9 - @West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman
10/16 – Hollywood McArthur
10/30 - @Coconut Creek
Powder Springs McEachern, Georgia vs. Pembroke Pines West Broward Bobcats (Miramar), 7. While we know that head coach Brian McCartney and his team lost heavily from the team that stunned everyone by reaching the 6A state title game, this evening’s matchup with a very solid Georgia program will truly be a test.
While this is the first trip to south Florida for McEachern, the area is not strange to their head coach Kareem Reid, who attended school in Broward and was a successful coach before heading north.
The Indians are young but loaded with elite talent and will look to put themselves in a position to head back north 2-0.
The experts doubted the Bobcats last year against Miami Southridge and at Gainesville Buchholz and they came through. Different time and year, but this is a program that is looking to shock some of those who believe they know it all!
POWDER SPRINGS MCEACHERN INDIANS (1-0)
Kell, W 40-10
8/27 - @Pembroke Pines West Broward
9/4 – Marietta
9/11 - @Gainesville
9/18 – North Atlanta
10/2 - @ Hillgrove
10/9 – Campbell
10/16 – @Pebblebrook
10/30 – Harrison
11/6 - @Kennesaw Mountain
PEMBROKE PINES WEST BROWARD BOBCATS (0-0)
8/27 – Powder Springs McEachern
9/4 - @Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy
9/10 - @Davie Western
9/17 – Doral Academy
9/25 - @Camden County, Georgia
10/2 – Weston Cypress Bay
10/9 - @Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman
10/16 - @West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman
10/22 – Miami High
10/30 – Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
In addition to those two games here is the rest of the schedule in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties for Thursday:
Boca Spanish River at South Plantation, 7
Cooper City at Parkland Douglas, 6
Coral Springs Taravella at Oakland Park Northeast, 6:30
Deerfield Beach at Davie Nova, 7
Fort Lauderdale at Hollywood South Broward, 6:30
Fort Lauderdale NSU University School at Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian, 7
Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest at Miami Florida Christian, 7
Fort Lauderdale Stranahan at Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson, 7
Hialeah-Miami Lakes at Miami Coral Park, 3:30
Miami Killian vs. Homestead South Dade (Harris), 7
Miami Lakes Goleman vs. Miami Coral Reef (Southridge), 7
Miami Northwestern vs. Miami Jackson (Traz Powell), 7
Miramar vs. Coconut Creek Monarch (Coconut Creek), 7
North Lauderdale Somerset Prep at Pompano Beach, 7
South Miami at Doral Ronald Reagan, 3:30
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28TH
Broward Showcase: East St. Louis at Plantation American Heritage, 7
Broward Showcase: Miami True North at Coconut Creek, 7
Broward Showcase: Jacksonville Bolles at Archbishop McCarthy, 7
Broward Showcase: Pine Creek (Colo.) vs. Davie Western (McArthur), 7
Coral Gables vs. Miami Springs (Ives), 7
Coral Springs Coral Glades at Coconut Creek North Broward Prep, 7
Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy at Tavernier Coral Shores, 7
Hallandale at Pompano Beach Blanche Ely, 7
Hialeah at Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace, 7:30
Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy vs. Miami Palmetto (Tropical), 7:30
Hollywood McArthur at Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons, 7
Homestead Somerset Silver Palms at Delray American Heritage, 7
Miami Belen Jesuit at Boynton Beach Somerset Canyons, 6:30
Miami Booker T. Washington vs. Hialeah American (Milander), 7
Miami Braddock at Miami Varela, 3:30
Miami Carol City at Lee County, Georgia 7:30
Miami Dr. Krop at Miami Ferguson, 3:30
Miami Gulliver Prep at Miami Ransom Everglades, 7
Miami High at Miami Edison, 3:30
Miami Norland at Ocala Vanguard, 7:30
Miami Palmer Trinity at Miami Westminster Christian, 4
Miami Southridge vs. Homestead (Harris), 7:30
Miami St. Brendan vs. Miami Beach (Memorial), 7
Miami Sunset at Hialeah Gardens, 3:30
Miramar Everglades at Hollywood Hills, 4
Naples St. John Neumann at Miami Immaculata La Salle, 7
North Miami Beach vs. North Miami (Traz Powell), 7:30
Pembroke Pines Flanagan at Weston Cypress Bay, 7
Plantation at Sunrise Piper, 7
Tampa Berkeley Prep at Miami Archbishop Carroll, 3:30
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29TH
Broward Showcase: Miami Christopher Columbus vs Las Vegas Bishop Gorman, 2
Broward Showcase: DeSoto, Texas vs Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, 6
St. Peter’s Prep at Fort Lauderdale Dillard, 7
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When you talk about the success of St. Thomas Aquinas football through the many decades, there are dozens of names that you can point to as being a reason why the Raiders have been so successful.
For all the high school All-Americans, collegiate and professional stars this program has produced with all the state and national titles they have won, the student/athletes that have competed at every position, there is one group that may not get the recognition they truly deserve.
From coaches Marty Poplar to Dave Sheppard, Tim Conrad, Matt Helmerich and Mike Crissy, special teams have been coached and taught as well as any high school program in the country.
No matter what year, this program – under the legendary head coaches George Smith, Mike Spencer, Rocco Casullo and Roger Harriott – have always had a quality long snapper, kicker and punter.
In all the winning that this team has done, the focus has been on the quarterbacks, running backs, receivers and linemen on offense – and linemen, linebackers and in the secondary on defense, for good reason, but those special teams performers could easily be listed among the reason why the Raiders have been regarded nationally for decades.
THE 2026 VERSION OF STA CARRY ON THE TRADITION
As the Raiders head into Saturday’s national matchup with DeSoto, Texas as the No. 2 team in the nation, there is a new group of special teams standouts to keep an on under the direction of Coach Crissy, who graduated from St. Thomas Aquinas in 1991, briefly went to Ohio State before finishing his career at the University of Miami as a punter.
2027 - Kyle Infante. Starting kicker – field goals, point after attempts, kickoffs. Lefty with tremendous leg whip and accuracy. On the year (including week zero) 10 kickoffs with 8 Touchbacks, 2/2 field goals (42, 29), 8/8 point after attempts.
2027 - Chris Kern. Starting punter but has also kicked PAT’s and kickoffs. Ideal punting frame with tremendous extension. 5 kickoffs with 4 Touchbacks, 1/1 point after attempts, 2 punts 48.5 Net Average.
2027 - Tommy Panza. Starting long snapper, great speed, and accuracy. Transferred from Pompano Beach High School for his senior year.
2028 - Massimo Riggio. Another lefty kicker/punter who will see a lot of action this year as we like to get reps for next year’s projected starter. He got his first varsity point after attempt against Western in the season opener.
2028 - Luis Riquezez. A first-year kicker (soccer background) but has quickly grasped the position and also got his first rep and executed during the Western game (1/1).
2029 - Billy Burpee. Long snapper, dual sport baseball/football. Billy has a bright future and has seen action in the first two games as a sophomore.
STARS HAVE BEEN REMEMBERED
Over the years, there have been some memorable special teams performers at the school.
ALL TIME BEST STA KICKERS
#1 - Michael Palardy All American- Tennessee 4 year starter at BOTH kicker / punter; played NFL 7 years
#2 - Brett Swenson - Michigan State - 4 yr starter, became all time leading scorer
#3 - Richie Andrews (STA 1987) - FSU - 4-year starter (dual guy)
#4 - Wes Byrum All-American - Auburn - became all time leading scorer; 4 year starter; kicked NC winning fg
#5 - Greg Cox (STA 1984) - Miami - 4-year starter; won 2 national championships
#6 - James McCourt - Illinois - 3-year starter, record holder for most 50+ field goals
#7 - Joe Surgan - Duke - 4-year starter
#8 - Pat Moons - (STA 1983) - UMichigan - 1st STA kicker to sign a 4 year scholarship
#9 - Nolan Bieck (STA 2010) - Princeton - 4-year starter there
#10 - Danny Nolan (STA 1983) - Starter at Wake Forest
ALL TIME BEST PUNTERS
#1 - Michael Palardy - 4-year starter at punter and kicker at Tennessee; 7 years in NFL
#2 - Mickey Groody - All American - 4-year starter at FAU
#3 - Ritchie Andrews - 4-year starter at FSU
#4 - Ben Turk (STA 2008) - 4-year starter at Notre Dame
#5 - Justin DuVernois - (STA 2010) - 4-year starter at Illinois
#6 - Michael Kern (STA 2023) - Signed with Texas, starting for New Mexico now)
#7 – Mike Crissy (1991), who we mentioned and is the current special teams coach.
ALL TIME BEST SNAPPERS
#1 - Jordan Cowart (2008) all american - four-year starter at Notre Dame
#2 - Danny Adams (2010) #1 snapper in the US - Started for Eastern Kentucky and FSU
#3 - Matt Wilkinson (2011) - snapped at Alabama
Coach Conrad, a huge part of the program made a major contribution along with Coach Crissy to this article with his list of elite special teams performers. For 18 years, he had numerous prospects recruited – an impressive eight kickers signed D1 at a time when it was tough to get scholarships:
1990 John Benestad - Rutgers
2000 Chris Balseiro - Arkansas
2003 Scott Svarney - Tulane
2004 Joe Surgan - Duke
2005 Brett Swenson - Michigan State
2006 Wes Byrum - Auburn
2007-2009 Michael Palardy Tennessee (dual kicker / punter)
2014 - Chris Kirtley - Old Dominion
2015 James McCourt - Illinois (dual kicker / punter)
2019 Logan Lupo – FAU
2024 – Nick Romero – New Mexico
Also…….
2021 - Max Larson – Louisiana Lafayette
2023 - Francesco Pileggi – Union
2025 – Johnny DiSalvatore - Wagner
They had 4 punters sign DI Scholarships:
2001-2002 Jay Ottovegio - Stanford (dual punter / kicker)
2006-2007 Mickey Groody - FAU
2008 - Ben Turk Notre Dame
2010 - Justin Duvernois - Illinois
Also….
1991 – Mike Crissy, Miami
1993 - Rob Deigman – Purdue
1996 – Barry Cantrell – Fordham
2025 – Conrad Telerico – FIU
They had 2 snappers sign a full DI scholarship:
2007 -2008 Jordan Cowart - Notre Dame
2010 - Danny Adams - Eastern Kentucky
Also…..
1999 - Jeremy Cain – U Mass 10-Year NFL career
2020 - Cade Wehby – Alabama
2022 - Dom Diaz – Air Force
2023 - Chase Ortiz – Marshall
2025 - Holden Harkins – FIU
In a 15 year period, the Raiders, under Conrad, had 14 Special Teams guys signed D-1 college scholarships coming out of one school!
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