MIAMI GARDENS – They won the University of Toledo 7-on-7 event earlier this summer. Finished second at Indiana and have been turning heads as district champions a year ago.

For Coconut Creek and head coach Johnny Sloane, it has been all about proving themselves – and on Sunday at the Monsignor Pace 7-on-7 Tournament, the Cougars let everyone know that they are indeed a program to keep an eye on once again.

In beating Monsignor Pace, 24-8, in the title game, this team unleashed tremendous talent on both sides of the ball, coming up with huge plays all day.

With a field that included top-seeded Fort Lauderdale, Coral Springs, Hollywood South Broward, Miami Norland, North Miami, Miramar, Palm Beach Gardens, Miami Dr. Krop, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy and Fort Lauderdale Stranahan, the summer continued to be productive

For head coach Anthony Walker Sr. and his Spartans, it has been a tremendous June and July, and while they were looking forward to taking home the grand prize in their own event, they fought hard to the end.

Winning the University of South Florida event in late June, they have worked hard to put their talented prospects into the spotlight.

The Cougars are schedule to participate in this Saturday’s Keiser 7-on-7 in West Palm Beach and Sunday’s talent showcase at Carter Park in Fort Lauderdale. They won the Keiser event last year.

NFL STARS SUPPORT ONCE AGAIN

It was all about coming out and showing support to the kids and Cleveland Browns’ linebacker Anthony Walker Jr., who helped his father run a successful event.

Among those on hand were Tampa Bay Bucs’ future Hall of Fame linebacker Lavonte David, who attended Miami Northwestern. Speaking of Northwestern, current Miami Dolphins’ quarterback Teddy Bridgewater came out along with former University of Miami Hurricane and Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Sean Spence, former Miami Hurricane running back Camron Harris and Walker’ Cleveland teammate Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah.

COCONUT CREEK COUGARS

2023

Juan Carlos Arocho, OC

Aundra Atterberry, DB

Ry’Carri Dailey, WR

Asante Daniels, QB

Kevone Keane, OT

Dashawn McEchern, QB

Davori Morris, WR

Steven Reid, DB

Mark Silvera, OT

Jamarie Wright, WR

CLASS OF 2024

Archie Allen, LB, Coconut Creek

Erron Brown, DE

Elijah Cannon, DB

Keon Daceus, OL

Jamarie Holtzclaw, RB

Isaiah Hope, OL

Raymond Jackson, S

Gerald Magnus, DT

Godson Sinellen, WR

Erik Simmons, WR/KR

Travis Thompson, S

Dasmaine Wilson, LB

CLASS OF 2025

Nimari Bentley, LB

Ja’ Har Brown, WR

For the past 52 years, we have spent plenty of time on football fields throughout the country. From games to practices, camps, combines and 7-on-7 events, we remain steadfast to promote all south Florida’s high school football prospects. Follow us on Facebook (Larry Blustein) Instagram (@OurBoyBlu) and Twitter (@larryblustein). Contact us at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..