For much of the past five decades, we have catered to college coaches and football fans by offering up a weekly scoreboard.

This is a service we have long provided – contacting coaching and athletic directors to bring you the most accurate scoreboard possible.

Because we understand that there is a need to follow teams and players to see how they are doing, we continue to give you scores – in alphabetical order so they are easier to follow.

Remember, we continue to be a source for football prospects and teams YEAR-ROUND – unlike other places who take months away from their total coverage.

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22

Archbishop Carroll (Miami) 35, Killian (Miami) 28 (OT)

Atlantic (Delray Beach) 44, Plantation 6

Bay (Panama City) 23, South Walton (Santa Rosa Beach) 20

Blanche Ely (Pompano Beach) 40, Stranahan (Fort Lauderdale) 12

Calvary Christian (Fort Lauderdale) 41, St. John Paul II (Boca Raton) 6

Cardinal Newman (West Palm Beach) 49, Saint Andrew’s (Boca Raton) 0

Central (Miami) 55, North Miami Beach 0

Chaminade-Madonna (Hollywood) 41, Cardinal Gibbons (Fort Lauderdale) 6

Cooper City 48, Oakland Park Northeast 6

Coral Gables 23, Southwest Miami 0

Coral Glades (Coral Springs) 48, Boyd Anderson (Lauderdale Lakes) 32

Coral Reef (Miami) 12, Ronald Reagan (Doral) 3

Countryside (Clearwater) 19, Seminole 12

Deltona 36, Winter Springs 25

Dixie County (Cross City) 34, Joshua Christian (Jacksonville) 6

Dr. Krop (Miami) 30, Sunset (Miami) 6

Escambia (Pensacola) 35, Milton 7

Forest Hill (West Palm Beach) 28, Suncoast (Riviera Beach) 6

Foundation Christian (Valrico) 50, Academy At The Lakes (Land O’Lakes) 6

Geneva (Winter Park) 33, Windermere Prep 7

Glades Central (Belle Glade) 38, Hialeah 0

Immaculata LaSalle (Miami) 41, Monsignor Pace (Miami Gardens) 9

Lakeland 35, Lake Gibson (Lakeland) 10

Lake Wales 51, Kathleen (Lakeland) 8

Lincoln (Tallahassee) 51, Arnold (Panama City Beach) 27

Pahokee 50, Somerset Prep (North Lauderdale) 6

Palm Beach Lakes 43, Wellington 7

Palmetto (Miami) 42, South Dade (Homestead) 13

Real Life Christian (Clermont) 26, Calvary Chapel (West Melbourne) 12

Satellite 53, Tradition Prep (Port St. Lucie) 0

Seabreeze (Daytona Beach) 52, Pine Ridge (Deltona) 6

South Plantation 9. Fort Lauderdale 7

The King’s Academy (West Palm Beach) 35, Boynton Beach 3

West Boca Raton 44, Monarch (Coconut Creek) 0

West Broward (Pembroke Pines) 39, Miami High 6

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21

Ferguson (Miami) 35, Braddock (Miami) 21

South Miami 54, Coral Park (Miami) 0

MONDAY, OCTOBER 19

Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville) 49, North Florida Educational Institute (Jacksonville) 21

Coral Glades (Coral Springs) 21, Boca Raton 10

Escambia (Pensacola) 14, Fort Walton Beach 7

Franklin County (Eastpoint) 1, Wewahitchka 0, Forfeit

Haines City 22, Poinciana (Kissimmee) 13

Palm Beach Central (Wellington) 21, Jupiter 12

Royal Palm Beach 41, Seminole Ridge (Loxahatchee) 0

West Orange (Winter Garden) 20, South Lake (Groveland) 17

Week 1 Scoreboard. https://larryblustein.com/news/florida-state-high-school-football-scoreboard-week-1

Week 2 Scoreboard. https://larryblustein.com/news/florida-state-high-school-football-scoreboard-week-2

Week 3 Scoreboard. https://larryblustein.com/news/florida-state-high-school-football-scoreboard-week-3

Week 4 Scoreboard. https://larryblustein.com/news/florida-state-high-school-football-scoreboard-week-4

Week 5 Scoreboard. https://larryblustein.com/news/florida-state-high-school-football-scoreboard-week-5

Week 6. https://larryblustein.com/news/florida-state-high-school-football-scoreboard-week-6

Week 7. https://larryblustein.com/news/florida-state-high-school-football-scoreboard-week-7

Week 8. https://larryblustein.com/news/florida-state-high-school-football-scoreboard-week-8

Week 9. https://larryblustein.com/news/florida-state-high-school-football-scoreboard-week-10

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We are down to the final two weeks of the 2026 high school football season here in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties and several questions still remain.

With district titles and playoff slotting still hanging in the balance, we get things started tonight with a few local matchups that will be very interesting to watch.

As this season has focused on the inaugural Open Division, a majority of the teams who will play in the post season have had their eyes on a much different prize.

If you happen to be among those eight programs who will compete for a first ever title in that newly formed division, you will spend the post season testing the uncharted waters for the first time. If you are either competing for a 1A-6A title or the several independent crowns, the next few weeks will be a time to prepare.

Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (6-2) at Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (6-2), 6. This is a makeup game of a contest that was scheduled earlier this month during the rainy season.

Two teams who have wrapped up their district titles – while the Lions are still in the hunt for an Open Division spot, which was pretty much a given since the start of the season, despite losing twice.

The Chiefs have started to get hot as they look to repeat last year’s playoff success as a Final Four team. Last year in 2A and this season as a member of 3A.

HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA LIONS

Coconut Creek Monarch, W 49-22

Sierra Canyon, California, L 24-7

Plantation American Heritage, W 46-27

Miami True North Classical Academy, W 42-30

Boca Raton St. Andrew’s, W 48-3

Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, L 21-20

West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman, W 20-7

Hollywood McArthur, W 47-12

10/22 - @Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

10/30 - @Coconut Creek

FORT LAUDERDALE CARDINAL GIBBONS CHIEFS

Miramar, W 14-7

Hollywood McArthur, W 47-41

Coconut Creek Monarch, L 20-13

Coconut Creek, L 17-14

Plantation, W 40-0

Fort Lauderdale Dillard, W 44-0

Fort Lauderdale Stranahan, W 72-0

Pembroke Pines Flanagan, W 51-18

10/22 – Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna

10/30 – Sunrise Piper

Miami Archbishop Carroll (6-1) vs. Miami Killian (7-1), Southridge, 7. Here is a classic late season matchup between two teams that won their district and are headed to the post season.

For the 1A Bulldogs, their only loss came to state-rated Tampa Berkeley Prep in a game where they battled for all four quarters before dropping a close matchup. This is a well-coached team with some top-flight players.

The 2A Cougars have been on a roll since lose their opener the annual “Big Cat” contest against Miami Palmetto. They have met several challenges along the way and come into the game loaded on both sides of the ball.

This is a fast and aggressive defense that will be facing off against a challenging Wing-T offensive attack.

MIAMI ARCHBISHOP CARROLL BULLDOGS

Miami Coral Reef, W 35-0

Tampa Berkeley Prep, L 23-14

Coral Gables, W 14-7

Hialeah American, W 28-27

Miami Palmer Trinity, W 35-14

Miami Booker T. Washington, W 15-14

Fort Myers Evangelical Christian, W 34-6

10/22 - @Miami Killian

10/29 - @Homestead

MIAMI KILLIAN COUGARS

Miami Palmetto, L 35-0

Homestead South Dade, W 34-29

Miami Booker T. Washington, W 37-0

North Miami, W 40-0

Tampa Catholic, W 27-10

Miami Westminster Christian, W 47-0

Homestead Somerset Academy Silver Palms, W 43-6

Miami Beach, W 46-7

10/22 – Miami Archbishop Carroll

10/29 – Miami Edison

Thursday, Oct. 22

Cooper City at Oakland Park Northeast, 6:30

Coral Gables vs. Southwest Miami (Tropical), 7

Fort Lauderdale at South Plantation, 7

Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian at Boca Raton St. John Paul II, 7

Hialeah at Belle Glade Glades Central, 6:30

Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson at Coral Springs Coral Glades, 7

Miami Coral Reef at Doral Reagan, 3:30

Miami High at West Broward (Cypress Bay), 7

Miami Palmetto at Homestead South Dade (Harris), 7

Miami Sunset at Hialeah-Miami Lakes, 3:30

North Miami Beach at Miami Central (Traz), 7

Plantation at Delray Atlantic, 7

Pompano Beach Blanche Ely at Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (Lockhart), 7

Friday, Oct. 23

Belle Glade Glades Day at Miami Palmer Trinity, 4

Boca Raton Christian at Pompano Beach, 7

Coconut Creek Monarch at West Boca Raton, 6:30

Coral Springs Taravella at Parkland Douglas, 6

Davie Nova at Boca Raton, 7

Deerfield Beach at Boca Raton Olympic Heights, 6:30

Doral Academy at Weston Cypress Bay, 7

Fort Lauderdale Dillard at Miami Southridge, 7:30

Fort Lauderdale NSU University School at Delray American Heritage, 7

Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest at Coconut Creek North Broward Prep, 7

Largo Indian Rocks Christian at Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy, 7

Miami Norland at Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy, 7:30

Hialeah Gardens at Miami Varela, 3:30

Hollywood South Broward at Hollywood Hills, 4

Miami Belen Jesuit at Miami St. Brendan, 7

Miami Carol City at Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy (Milander), 7:30

Miami Christopher Columbus vs. Miami Northwestern (Traz), 7:30

Miami Edison vs. Homestead (Harris), 7:30

Miami Ferguson vs. Miami Braddock (Tropical), 7:30

Miami Immaculata La Salle at Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace, 7:30

Miami Jackson vs. Miami Booker T. (Curtis), 7:30

Miami Lakes Goleman at Davie Western, 7

Miami Springs at Key West, 7:30

Miami Ransom Everglades at Naples St. John Neumann, 7

Pembroke Pines Flanagan at Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, 7

Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy at Pines Charter, 6

Plantation American Heritage at Hollywood McArthur, 7

Riviera Beach Inlet Grove at Miami Gulliver, 3:30

Saturday, Oct. 24

Miami Beach at Miami Westminster Christian, 1

Miami Florida Christian at Marco Island Academy, 6:30

Sunrise Piper at Coconut Creek, 7

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21

South Miami 54, Miami Coral Park 0

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While we have just a few weeks left in the 2026 season for some programs in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, there are still gifted prospects doing their thing on the football field.

With so many talented players who are competing every week, it is not easy to shine a spotlight on all of them.

While we are fortunate to see more prospects live than most – during the course of a year – even we don’t have the chance to watch every player in this impressive two-county area.

Because we post more player information – year-round in every class – at least we give some exposure to prospects that normally wouldn’t have that chance to make an impact.

Whether it’s a camp, combine, practice, game or one of the many 7-on-7 events that are held, we have long provided that forum for these young man to shine.

Each week, we bring you several players that deserve the attention, and while we have the pleasure of doing this statewide, many prospects are put out there for colleges – as well as fans – to see.

Today, we have five players that we are helping to promote – as hundreds of colleges view what we post each day.

2027 – Deandre Leonard, WR/DB, 6’0, 170, Miami Gulliver Prep. One of the versatile prospects that we watched and talked about in the off season and he has certainly delivered as one of the top pass catchers and athletes. College coaches we talked with had been impressed with everything he brought to the table. His 3.5 grade point average in the classroom coupled with what he did as a prospect on the football field has been a winning combination.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19594334/Deandre-Leonard

2028 – Malick Ouattara, DE/DL, 6’2, 250, Coral Gables. After watching him perform early in the season, here was a player that we have followed all season. A solid underclass defensive line prospect who is talented, strong and has emerged as one of the top tacklers and sack specialists in Florida. His high school coaches spoke highly about his potential and college coaches who had the chance to watch his film were indeed impressed. Expect him to become one of the top players this off season.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19956003/Malick-Ouattara

2028 - Keion Thomas, LB, 6’1, 205, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna – 3.4 GPA. Track & Field. While he started out at Miami Central and his the brother of former Rocket and current NFL standout Keir Thomas, this is a gifted player who is making a name for himself. A talented playmaker who is part of a Lions’ squad that continues to improve on the defensive side of the ball. Look back at this season so far and you will see that this is someone who continues to make a major contribution. Another player who is getting college interest and will see it pickup during the post season. Has a very high ceiling and will continue to improve as he grows and matures.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/26930433/Keion-Thomas

2027 – Reginald “R.J.” Wayne, Edge/OLB, 6’0, 210, Davie Western. Here is a gifted prospect that we started to watch in the off season as he took part in several events, followed him throughout the spring and into this season where his game has taken off. The son of former University of Miami and NFL standout receiver Reggie Wayne, this impressive young man is carving out his own success as a sack and tackling leader for a Wildcats’ team that has surprised everyone as a force in the competitive 6A classification.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/22496309/RJ-Wayne

2027 - Volodymyr Yankevych, DT, 6’4, 265, Fort Lauderdale – 2.6 GPA. For someone who has not played the sport of football for that long, this is someone that does have a solid future. A super athletic two-way line performer, he has been a huge catalyst for the unbeaten Flying Ls. College coaches who have watched his tape – along with recruiting analysts that have watched him play live believe that this is someone who will play at the next level, continue to mature and learn and will one day blow up into an athletic big man who is quick, agile and very talented. Here is a name, while tougher to pronounce, that you will want to keep an eye on.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/30574429/Volodymyr-Yankevych

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We have reached the final two weeks of the regular season with more at stake than ever before.

As key district games will take place this week, the slotting for the inaugural Open Division are still up for grabs – with the elite programs already showing why they belong – with others right on the end of getting in.

No matter what the outcome of many games will be this coming week, there are so many contests that will keep fans busy in every corner of the state.

This has indeed been a very exciting season that has flown along fast.

With that said, we move into Week 10 – with key district games taking center stage and dictating where teams stand.

Here is a look at the Top 30 programs for Week 10 – with additional teams that have a chance to be special this year:

1 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (5A, 8-0). The nation’s No. 1 team put it all together with a 71-20 win against Coconut Creek Monarch. THIS WEEK: A district contest against Pembroke Pines Flanagan. NEXT WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a road game against Pembroke Pines West Broward (10/30).

2. Bradenton IMG Academy (Independent, 8-0). It wasn’t easy, and the game could have gone either way, but the Ascenders held on for a 42-40 win against NFL Academy. THIS WEEK: They will enjoy the week off. NEXT WEEK: A home game against Princeton, New Jersey’s Hun School.

3. Miami Christopher Columbus (6A, 8-1). The Explorers had little problem with No. 10 Miami Central in the Greater Miami Athletic Conference title game, 28-3. THIS WEEK: Another trip back to Traz Powell Stadium for a contest against Miami Northwestern. NEXT WEEK: The team will be off.

4. Jacksonville Raines (3A, 8-0). The defending state champions continue to roll along with a 48-0 win against Jacksonville Riverside. THIS WEEK: A road game at Cocoa (10/23). NEXT WEEK: Their annual regular season finale against longtime rival Jacksonville Ribault (10/31).

5. West Boca Raton (5A, 6-1). The Bulls and No. 17 Orlando The First Academy never finished their game and is scheduled to be finished on 11/3. THIS WEEK: The final district game of the year against Coconut Creek Monarch (10/22). NEXT WEEK: A home game against Delray Beach Atlantic (10/30).

6. Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (2A, 6-2). The Lions had no problem with nearby Hollywood McArthur, 47-12. THIS WEEK: A makeup contest against Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (10/22). NEXT WEEK: A regular season finale on the road against Coconut Creek (10/30).

7. DeLand (6A, 7-1). The Bulldogs scored early and often in rolling over Tavares, 73-0. THIS WEEK: A road game against Daytona Beach Mainland (10/23). NEXT WEEK: A regular season finale at home against Boca Raton Spanish River (10/30).

8. Tampa Carrollwood Day (1A, 8-0). Despite not getting any respect statewide, the highest scoring team in the state had no problem with the Community School of Naples, 63-6. had the week off. THIS WEEK: A home district game against St. Petersburg Catholic (10/23). NEXT WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a road game against No. 21 West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman in their toughest game of the season. (10/30).

9. Venice (6A, 8-1). The Indians wrapped up another district title with a 41-32 win against Sarasota Riverview. THIS WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a home district game against North Port (10/23).

10. Miami Central (3A, 6-2). The Rockets were soundly beaten by No. 3 Miami Christopher Columbus, 28-3, in a game that was shortened due to weather. THIS WEEK: The final district game of the year, North Miami Beach (10/22). NEXT WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a road game against Miami Carol City 10/30).

11. Seffner Armwood (5A, 7-1). The Hawks remained in the Open Division conversation with a 38-3 win against Valrico Bloomingdale. THIS WEEK: A home district game against Tampa Leto (10/23). NEXT WEEK: A road game against Tampa Jefferson (10/30).

12. Lake City Columbia (4A, 8-0). The Tigers continue to make believers with big wins against top competition – while other teams are resting on their record against lesser opponents. They had no problem with Jacksonville Ed White, 42-22. THIS WEEK: A home district contest against Yulee. NEXT WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with their annual matchup – at home – against Live Oak Suwannee (10/30).

13. Gainesville Buchholz (5A, 8-0). The Bobcats had this past week off. THIS WEEK: A home district game against Orange Park Oakleaf (10/23). NEXT WEEK: The regular season comes to an end – on the road against Jacksonville Bolles (10/30).

14. Lakeland (5A, 7-1). The Dreadnaughts continued to keep their slim “Open Division” hopes alive with a 40-7 district win against Bartow. THIS WEEK: They return home for their annual battle with Lake Gibson (10/22). NEXT WEEK: Another key home game against No. 17 Orlando The First Academy (10/30).

15. Vero Beach (6A, 7-1). The Indians had a well-deserved week off as they make a push for a post season playoff spot. THIS WEEK: A road district matchup in Port St. Lucie against Treasure Coast (10/23). NEXT WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a road game against Eau Gallie (10/30).

16. Sarasota Cardinal Mooney (3A, 7-1). The defending state champions continue to pick up momentum with a 48-12 district road win against Bradenton Southeast. THIS WEEK: A road non-district game against Wellington Palm Beach Central (10/23). NEXT WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a home game against Miami SmartEn Sports Academy (10/30).

17. Orlando The First Academy (2A, 6-1). The Royals and state-rated West Boca never finished their game due to bad weather but are scheduled to finish on 11/3. THIS WEEK: A home game against Ambassador Christian of Huntersville, North Carolina (10/23). NEXT WEEK: It’s on the road for a matchup with No. 14 Lakeland.

18. Lake Wales (4A, 6-1). The Highlanders enjoyed the week off to get ready for a stretch run. THIS WEEK: A home district contest against Lakeland Kathleen. (10/22). NEXT WEEK: A regular season finale at home against Bartow (10/30).

19. Jacksonville Mandarin (5A, 7-1). The Mustangs rolled to a 47-6 district win against St. Johns Beachside. THIS WEEK: A district showdown at home against St. Johns Bartram Trail (10/23). NEXT WEEK: A huge non district home contest against No. 20 St. Augustine (10/30).

20. St. Augustine (4A, 8-0). The Yellow Jackets had no problem with Orange Park in a district contest, 52-8. THIS WEEK: A home district contest against Fleming Island (10/23). NEXT WEEK: A big non district game against No. 19 Jacksonville Mandarin to close out the regular season (10/30).

21. West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman (2A, 5-2). The defending 1A state champions had their game moved with Pembroke Pines West Broward to 11/2. THIS WEEK: A road district game against Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s. NEXT WEEK: A non-district home game against unbeaten 1A power No. 8 Tampa Carrollwood Day (10/30).

22. Tampa Bay Tech (5A, 8-1). The Titans had no problem with Tampa Leto in a district contest, 57-0. THIS WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a road district game against Riverview Spoto.

23. Port Charlotte (4A, 5-2). The Pirates had a convincing district win against Cape Coral Mariner, 62-6. THIS WEEK: A district road game against Fort Myers (10/23). NEXT WEEK: A non-district rivalry game against Punte Gorda Charlotte (10/30).

24. Lynn Haven Mosley (4A, 7-0). The Dolphins stayed hot with a 49-14 win against Tallahassee Rickards. THIS WEEK: Another road district game against unbeaten Tallahassee Leon (10/23). NEXT WEEK: A road non-district contest against Panama City Bay (10/30).

25. Sanford Seminole (6A, 8-0). The Seminoles stayed unbeaten with a 43-0 win against Port Orange Spruce Creek. THIS WEEK: Another district road game against Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley (10/23). NEXT WEEK: A non-district contest against Oviedo (10/30).

26. Tampa Jesuit (4A, 6-1). The Tigers rolled to a district win against Tampa Freedom, 77-0. THIS WEEK: A road district contest against Tampa Hillsborough (10/23). NEXT WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a non-district road game against Tampa Catholic (10/30).

27. Merritt Island (3A, 8-0). The Mustangs remained unbeaten with a convincing district win against Palm Bay, 56-12. THIS WEEK: A home district game against Rockledge (10/23). NEXT WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a home non-district contest against Viera (10/30).

28. Starke Bradford County (2A, 9-0). The Tornadoes won a close contest against Jacksonville University Christian, 27-24. THIS WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a home non-district matchup with Jacksonville Ed White (10/23).

29. Clearwater Central Catholic (2A, 6-2). The Marauders rebounded with a 31-0 win against Gulfport Boca Ciega, 31-0. THIS WEEK: A key district road game against St. Petersburg Lakewood (10/23). NEXT WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a competitive matchup at home against Clearwater (10/30).

30. Weston Cypress Bay (6A, 8-0). The Lightening enters the top 30 after having the week off, but have a good chance of being a top seed when the start playoffs begin. THIS WEEK: A district home game against Doral Academy should clinch a title. NEXT WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a home non-district against Oakland Park Northeast (10/30).

KEEP AN EYE ON:

1A

Blountstown (6-1)

Fort Pierce John Carroll (6-2)

Hawthorne (9-0)

Jacksonville Trinity Christian (4-4)

Jacksonville University Christian (5-3)

Lakeland Christian (7-0-1)

Madison County (4-4)

Melbourne Central Catholic (5-1)

Miami True North Classical Academy (4-3)

Naples First Baptist (6-1)

Naples St. John Neumann (7-1)

Pahokee (4-3)

St. Petersburg Catholic (5-3)

Wildwood (7-1)

2A

Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s (4-3)

DeFuniak Springs Walton (5-1)

Jacksonville Bolles (5-2)

Miami Carol City (5-3)

Miami Immaculata LaSalle (8-0)

Miami Killian (7-1)

Miami Westminster Christian (6-2)

Pensacola Catholic (6-1)

Tallahassee Florida High (8-1)

Tampa Berkeley Prep (5-2)

Tampa Catholic (6-2)

3A

Alachua Santa Fe (3A, 6-2)

Bradenton Braden River (6-1)

Brooksville Nature Coast Tech (6-1)

Bushnell South Sumter (6-2)

Crawfordville Wakulla (6-2)

Eau Gallie (5-3)

Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (6-2)

Fort Lauderdale Dillard (4-3)

Miami Springs (6-2)

North Miami Beach (6-2)

Santa Rosa Beach South Walton (6-1)

Tampa Robinson (6-2)

The Villages Charter (8-0)

Titusville (6-3)

4A

Plantation American Heritage (5-3)

Clearwater (8-0)

Delray Beach Atlantic (6-2)

Fort Myers Dunbar (7-2)

Fort Pierce Westwood (5-3)

Fort Walton Beach Choctawhatchee (4-2)

Hialeah American (5-3)

Jacksonville Ed White (6-2)

Jensen Beach (6-2)

Miami Norland (3-5)

Miami Northwestern (6-3)

Middleburg (5-3)

New Smyrna Beach (5-2)

Ocala Lake Weir (7-0)

Ocala Vanguard (6-2)

Orlando Bishop Moore (6-2)

Orlando Jones (6-2)

Pensacola Washington (5-1)

Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (5-3)

South Fort Myers (6-2

Tallahassee Godby (5-3)

Tallahassee Leon (7-0)

Zephyrhills (6-2)

5A

Auburndale (4-4)

Bradenton Manatee (4-4)

Clermont East Ridge (6-2)

Coconut Creek (7-1)

Coconut Creek Monarch (3-4)

Fort Myers Riverdale (5-3)

Immokalee (6-2)

Melbourne (6-2)

Niceville (4-4)

Ocala Forest (7-1)

Orange Park Oakleaf (4-4)

Orlando Evans (5-3)

Oviedo (6-2)

Pace (4-2)

Palmetto (6-1)

Riverview Sumner (5-3)

Royal Palm Beach (6-1)

Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy (3-5)

St. John Bartram Trail (6-2)

Stuart Martin County (4-4)

Stuart South Fork (6-2)

Tampa Gaither (6-3)

Trinity Mitchell (6-2)

Viera (3-4)

6A

Davie Western (6-2)

Daytona Beach Mainland (4-3)

Flagler Palm Coast (5-2)

Fort Pierce Central (4-3)

Jupiter (6-1)

Kissimmee Gateway (6-2)

Lantana Santaluces (4-3)

Miami Palmetto (6-2)

Orlando Edgewater (4-3)

Orlando Lake Nona (7-1)

Palm Beach Lakes (6-2)

Port Orange Spruce Creek (4-3)

Ruskin Lennard (7-2)

Sarasota Riverview (6-2)

St. Cloud (5-3)

Tampa Alonso (7-1)

Wellington (5-2)

Wellington Palm Beach Central (6-1)

Winter Garden West Orange (6-2)

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

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

Week 7 Florida State Football Rankings: There Is No Turning Back Now. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-7-florida-state-football-rankings-there-is-no-turning-back-now

Week 8 Florida State Football Rankings: Which Poll Do Subscribe To? https://larryblustein.com/news/week-8-florida-state-football-rankings-which-poll-do-subscribe-to

Week 9 Florida State Football Rankings: Results Have Never Been More Important. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-9-florida-state-football-rankings-results-have-never-been-more-important

MIAMI-DADE/BROWARD INFORMATION YEAR-ROUND. https://larryblustein.com/

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