When the 2024 season came to close with a state playoff loss to Miami Edison, very few people could have predicted what the next five months would be like for Miami’s True North Classical Academy’s football program.

Following an 8-4 finish, which included a 1-1 district finish in a region with one of the top football teams in the nation sitting at the top every year.

While it’s always easy to say that you will one day knock Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna off a perch that the Lions have been more than comfortable at for more than a decade, you find after a while that talk is cheap. Real cheap!

Even though nobody is predicting anything crazy to happen in 2025, at least the Titans started to make a move in that direction, which many football purists snicker at and move on.

Since that playoff loss several moves have been made including the return of head coach Greg Laffere and some quality assistants with plenty of high school experience and ties to the many communities in the south Miami area.

In addition to the quality prospects returning in the rising senior (2026) and juniors (2027) classes, there are a number of elite underclassmen and transfers who already have impressive resumes.

With a schedule that will more than test this team and the new pieces, there is plenty of optimism this spring as the incoming prospects will look for that winning chemistry that will send this team into the summer with plenty of optimism.

Here is a look at some of those rising seniors to keep an eye on:

Kamari Bailey, WR, 5'11, 155 – 3.8 GPA.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/16121590/Kamari-Bailey/highlights

Johnathan Bejel, TE/LB, 6'1, 200 – 3.8 GPA.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17566644/Jonathan-Bejel/highlights

Nathan Bileca, LB, 5'10, 193.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/16827548/Nathan-Bileca/highlights

Zach Eguizabal, DL, 6'3.5, 215.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17573223/Zachary-Eguizabal/highlights

Aldo Fundora, OL/DL, 5'8, 255.

TAPE:  https://www.hudl.com/profile/16260335/Aldo-Fundora

Jaron Harvey, WR, 6'4, 180 – 3.0 GPA.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/22885904

Brandon Jeudi, DT/OG, 5'10, 272.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/18197874/66d50651f013d3e49d13e489

Duane Johnson LB, 6'3, 215.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/18235670/672a969d1f77c3051f1926d8

Camaul King, DB, 5'11.5, 165 – 4.0 GPA.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/19337278/654a8f254bb2c40190ba2116

Andy Lopez, DB, 5'7, 141.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17571823/Andy-LopezPaiffer

Miguel Martinez, DL, 6'4, 240.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/18673101/Miguel-Martinez/highlights

Kemari Morrison, Athlete, 5'9, 150.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19269163/Kemari-Morrison

Malik Penson, WR, 5'11, 170.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/18197874/66d50651f013d3e49d13e489

Dominic Turnbull, DB, 6'2.5, 180.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/16260330/Dominic-Turnbull/highlights

AWAITING SPRING VIDEO

Gabe Garcia, OL/DL, 6'2, 250

Christopher Macias, K, 6'0.5, 159

Jaidyn Ramirez DB 5'9.5 160 

SOME IMPRESSIVE AND QUALITY YOUNG PLAYERS ARE READY

As the rising senior class will have experience, talent and leadership, the younger prospects are already established and have been recognized as prospects to keep an eye on:

CLASS OF 2027

Kareem Brown, WR, 6'1, 170.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/16930405/Kareem-Brown/highlights

Dante De La FE, OL, 6'0, 283.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19337270/Dante-de-la-Fe/highlights

Damian Font, TE/DL, 6'2, 210.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/20996439/Damian-Font

Roosevelt Getter, OL, 6'2, 245.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/24334394/Roosevelt-Getter/about

George Harris, SS,RB,WR, 5'11, 188.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17631972/George-Harris/highlights

Zac Katz, QB, 6'1, 210 – 3.8 GPA.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17908883/Zachary-Katz/highlights

Quartavius Lyons Jr., Athlete, 6-1, 180 – 3.6 GPA.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19062829/Quartavius-Lyons-Jr

Ronald Riley, OL, 6'4, 333.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17569464/Ronald-Riley/highlights

Cecil Smith, RB/WR, 5'7, 145.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/20496279/Cecil-Smith/about

Jahni Smith, RB, 5'8, 170.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/23177460/JaHni-Smith/highlights

AWAITING SPRING VIDEO

Gabe Garcia, OL/DL, 6'2, 250

Stokes-Curtis McCorvey, WR/DB, 5'9.5, 157 

Luis Quevedo, OL, 6'0, 245

Julian Regalado, WR, 5'7.5, 130

Derek Rhodd, LB, 5'11, 180

Marcus Solomon, LB, 5'9.5, 206 

Henry Triana, DB, 5.7, 135

Alejandro Valdes, OL, 5'9, 242

CLASS OF 2028

Ricky Carter, LB, 6'2, 185.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/22328895/66f96f2de0490ed84c1b910f

Teghan Percey, OL/DL, 6'3, 285.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/23754316/Teghan-Percy

Jimmy Rodriguez, OL/DL, 6'1, 230.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/22074223/jimmy-rodriguez?

Jason Rolle, WR, 5'8, 140.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/22367946/6717dc9b2d66f1d889841c97

AWAITING SPRING VIDEO

Nicholas Adler, RB, 5'7, 118

Andrew Amaya, WR, 5'7.5, 123

Emerson Heffernan, Athlete, 5-11, 160

Mason Hernandez, QB, 5'8, 145

Damian Lago, DL, 6'0.5, 182

Jack Partagas, DL, 5'10, 225

Tristan Trauth, OL/DE, 6'1, 179

Kensy Vernet, WR, 5'6, 116

CLASS OF 2029

AWAITING SPRING VIDEO

Damian Agudelo, OL, 5'9, 210

Ty'Reke Bell, FB/LB, 5'9, 209

Jamari Blow, LB, 5'10, 170

Kingston Cocking, OL, 5'8, 200

Freddy Romero, OL, 6'1, 240

Darius Tompkins, DL, 6'4, 350

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Since 1965 – When Miami Norland captured the first ever Florida state high school wrestling title, the sport has indeed flourished, crowing state and individual champions.

Last weekend, the Florida High School Athletic Association celebrated its 60th anniversary, crowning champions in the individual weight classes as well as in the three (1A, 2A, 3A) boys’ classes as well as the girls’ class for the fourth year.

Wrestling in the Sunshine State has grown to a point where it is now recognized nationally thanks to coaches, wrestlers and major contributors who have helped to elevate the sport.

Every year, those officials, coaches, media members and wrestlers are recognized by the National Wrestling Hall of Fame – Florida Chapter and its progressive state leaders – such as Gary Townsend (Executive Director), Don Smith (Vice President), Jane Townsend (Secretary), Emily Drews (Treasurer), Sam Agresti (Security), Bill Combs (Operations), Robert Matyskiel (Sergeant at Arms), Robert Burns (Nominations), Pete Collins (Museum Curator), Robert Thomas (Media Services), Jeff Malavsky (Development), and Cecelia Solomon (Administrative Assistant) who will be bringing this year’s Hall of Fame event on Friday and Saturday, August 22 & 23, 2025, Wyndham Lake Buena Vista Resort, 1850 Hotel Plaza Blvd., Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830.

BROWARD COUNTY’S CHRIS HIXON AND JON VOGT WILL BE INDUCTED

Chris Hixon is being inducted posthumously for the “Medal of Courage”. After five years of active duty in the United States Navy, Chris started his coaching career in 1991. He held the head coaching position at Ft. Lauderdale, Blanche Ely, and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High Schools. In addition to coaching, Chris served as the Athletic Director for Blanche Ely, South Broward, and Marjory Stoneman Dougals High Schools. 

Throughout his career as an athletic director, he earned the “Distinguished Service Award” from the Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association, “State Award of Merit” from the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association, and “Athletic Director of the Year” from Broward County. 

Unfortunately, on February 14, 2018, Chris was killed while saving students during a mass gunman shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. 

It is the Florida Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame’s honor to welcome Chris.

Jon Vogt is being inducted for “Lifetime Service” as an official. A one-time Miramar High standout state champion, Jon became an F.H.S.A.A official in1989. Since 2008, he has been the President of the Broward County Athletic Association Wrestling Officials Association. Throughout his career, Jon has been selected to officiate the State Championships thirteen times, and the Regional Championships more than thirty times. In 2005, he was inducted into the Broward County Wrestling Hall of Fame. 

In addition to Hixon and Vogt, others going into the HOF include Terry Brockland, Frank Fuder, Brian K. Jones, Michael Madry, this year’s state tournament head official Jeremy Walton and Florida Chapter John Vaughn Award Ricky Marcus.

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KISSIMMEE - After this past weekend at the Silver Spurs Arena, there is simply no doubt which region stands above the rest when it comes to boys wrestling in the Sunshine State.

While the girls did their thing with three individual state champions, including North Miami senior Mya Bethel, who became the first ever female wrestler to win four state titles in Florida high school competition, and 25 state placers and a second place team finish by South Dade, the boys dominated the three days.

Besides Bethel, other individual winners were Miami Southridge freshman Abigail Gonzalez (110) and South Dade’s unbeaten Willow White (120) of Homestead South Dade.

SOUTH DADE STILL ON TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN

Where do we start? Let’s begin where head coach Vic Balmeceda and his South Dade Bucs won their 27^th state title, which includes 20 IBT (11^th straight) crowns and seven dual champions.

South Dade crowned state titles with Guillermo Jaramillo (126), Jovani Solis (138), Elvis Solis (144), Armand Williams (150), Tyree Graham (157), and Willie White (165). 

Kaleb Williams (120), Jonathan Moreno (175), and Daguy Massillon (285) also reached the finals. 

Other 3A champions included Lazaro Soto (106 - Southwest Miami), Jovanni Tovar (120 - Miami Southridge), Illia Kyryianenko (132 - Hollywood South Broward), Connor Bonney (175 - Miami Palmetto), Myron Mendez (215 - Southwest Miami) and Ryan Miret (285 - Miami Southridge).

SOMERSET ACADEMY RALLIES FOR TEAM TITLE

Last year, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy took home the 1A state wrestling title, but with enrollment growing, they were elevated to 2A. No problem!

Veteran head coach Joe Blasucci used state titles from Tristan Sainz (150), Eric Hodge (157), Michael Sainz (175), and Mateo Martinez (190) to come from 7.5 down and beat defending state champion Tampa Jesuit by going 4-1 in the finals.

The Panthers placed nine wrestlers.

HOW ABOUT MATER LAKES?

Over the past few years, something special has been brewing in Hialeah – and after a 1A dual team championship back in January, head coach Brandon Neifeld and his Mater Lakes Bears rolled the competition by 63 points and left NO doubt in taking home their first IBT title.

With Kellen (113) and Keagan Mesina (120) leading the way, Mater Lakes Academy had five individual state titles.

Ethan Tran (126) and Kalias Nazario (165) also won state titles for the Bears. The only downer on the evening came when Damian Soto (190) was injured in the finals on an “illegal move” and was carried out of the arena on a spinal protection board. He was awarded the state title.

Other 1A champions were Elijah Castanon (106 - Miami Christian) and Cardinal Gibbons' three-time state winner Michael Mocco (215). 

The boys ended with 84 state placers!

Girls Team Scores

2 South Dade 106.0

8 North Miami 54.5

9 Florida Christian School 51.5

10 Miami Southridge 44.0

22 Miami Palmetto 24.5

23 Mater Lakes Academy 24.0

32 Doral Academy 18.0

32 South Broward 18.0

100

3rd Place - Melissa Gallo of Florida Christian School

8th Place - Rosie Kleine of Coconut Creek Monarch

105

4th Place - Gabriela Kerber of Weston Cypress Bay

110

1st Place - Abigail Gonzalez of Miami Southridge

115

3rd Place - Beyonce Espinosa of South Dade

120

1st Place - Willow White of Homestead South Dade

2nd Place - Zoe Delgado of Miami Florida Christian School

5th Place - Arianna Ruiz of Hialeah Gardens Mater Lakes Academy

125

5th Place - Rachel Silva of Miami Florida Christian School

130

2nd Place - Isis Severe of North Miami

5th Place - Eysis Estes-Brinson of Miami Palmetto

6th Place - Abigail Moyer of Coral Springs

135

5th Place - A`Niyah Leon-Goodrich of Miami Southridge

7th Place - Alexa PAz of SLAM Academy Miami

8th Place - Kamora Willis of Coral Gables

140

3rd Place - Shamari Smith of Homestead South Dade

6th Place - Francesca Lara of Miami Palmetto

145

6th Place - Geraldine Honore of Homestead South Dade

155

1st Place - Mya Bethel of North Miami

6th Place - Alena Rik of Hialeah Gardens Mater Lakes Academy

170

4th Place - Ariana Blanc of Parkland Douglas

190

4th Place - Latoya Sylvestre of Hollywood South Broward

7th Place - Tessa Diaz of Doral Academy

235

3rd Place - Kenzie Barrett of Homestead South Dade

6th Place - Camila Halaby-Bravo of Southwest Miami

8th Place - Kaylie Eugene of Pembroke Pines Flanagan

1A Team Scores

1 Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy 212.0

3 Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons 116.0

12 Miami Christian School 38.5

19 Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest 26.5

29 Miami SLAM Academy 18.0

106

1st Place - Elijah Castanon of Miami Christian School

113

1st Place - Kellen Mesina of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

2nd Place - Jason Ramirez of Miami SLAM Academy

8th Place - Logan Bajor of Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

120

1st Place - Keagan Mesina of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

126

1st Place - Ethan Tran of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

132

2nd Place - Christopher Greene of Mater Lakes Academy

138

4th Place - Anthony O`Dell of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

144

3rd Place - Andrew Isek of Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

5th Place - Preston Lindsay of Coral Springs Charter School

8th Place - Bruce Li of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

150

3rd Place - Bryan Picallo of Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

5th Place - Mason O`dell of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

157

4th Place - Kenny Alvarado of Mater Lakes Academy

165

1st Place - Kalias Nazario of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

3rd Place - Frankie Florio of Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

175

8th Place - Darian Vargas of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

190

1st Place - Damian Soto of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

2nd Place - Peter Mocco of Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

215

1st Place - Michael Mocco of Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

285

2nd Place - Nathan Chen of Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest

5th Place - Spencer Voss of Miami Christian

6th Place - Jordan Diaz of Miami Sunset

2A Team Scores

1 Pembroke Pines Somerset 173.0

16 Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy 41.5

23 Miami Felix Varela 20.0

25 Miramar 19.0

106

2nd Place - Gary Mendez of Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy

5th Place - Cano Austin of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

113

6th Place - Michael Maisonet of Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy

120

6th Place - Lucas Barrios of Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy

8th Place - Gavin Calcines of Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy

126

2nd Place - Carlos Sainz of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

132

7th Place - Dully Brutus of Miramar

138

6th Place - Ericson “E.J.” Coney of Miramar Everglades

144

5th Place - Jordan Pineda of Miami Felix Varela

7th Place - Darion Shannon of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

150

1st Place - Tristan Sainz of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

157

1st Place - Eric Hodge of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

165

4th Place - Bluny Davilma of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

6th Place - Noah Catala of Miramar

8th Place – Adonis Severe of North Miami

175

1st Place - Michael Sainz of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

190

1st Place - Mateo Martinez of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

285

8th Place - Abdur Bey of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

3A Team Scores

1 Homestead South Dade 227.5

2 Miami Southridge 154.0

3 Southwest Miami 118.0

4 Miami Palmetto 60.0

5 Miami Christopher Columbus H S 56.5

15 Hollywood South Broward 32.0

21 Miami Beach  25.5

106

1st Place - Lazaro Soto of Southwest Miami

4th Place - Alex Laguardia of Miami Southridge

7th Place - Tyler Metellus of Coconut Creek Monarch

113

4th Place - Damel Martinez of Miami Southridge

5th Place - Antonio Morales of Southwest Miami

7th Place - Rocco Duygulu of Parkland Douglas

120

1st Place - Jovanni Tovar of Miami Southridge

2nd Place - Kaleb Williams of Homestead South Dade

4th Place - Victor Zanolini of Miami Christopher Columbus

6th Place - Gary Jackson of Miami Palmetto

126

1st Place - Guillermo Jaramillo of Homestead South Dade

2nd Place - Stefano Garcia of Miami Southridge

3rd Place - David Leiva of Parkland Douglas

5th Place - Rocco Ruiz of Christopher Columbus

132

1st Place - Illia Kyryianenko of Hollywood South Broward

6th Place - Mateus Sgai of Doral Academy

7th Place - Alfredo Cheang of Miami Southridge

8th Place - Nathaniel Williams of Homestead South Dade

138

1st Place - Jovani Solis of Homestead South Dade

2nd Place - Dillon Smith of Southwest Miami

4th Place - Tomas Campian of Miami Christopher Columbus

8th Place - Imran Dzhabrailov of Miami Beach

144

1st Place - Elvis Solis of Homestead South Dade

4th Place - Didier Novoa of Southwest Miami

5th Place - Andres Rojas of Miami Southridge

150

1st Place - Armand Williams of Homestead South Dade

4th Place - Zachary Ruiz of Miami Christopher Columbus

7th Place - Adlan Dzhabrailov of Miami Beach

157

1st Place - Tyree Graham of Homestead South Dade

4th Place - Tyrell Robby of Miami Beach

7th Place - Shai Keery of Coral Springs

165

1st Place - Willie White of Homestead South Dade

3rd Place - Drake Bonney of Miami Palmetto

175

1st Place - Connor Bonney of Miami Palmetto

2nd Place - Jonathan Moreno of Homestead South Dade

3rd Place - Evangelo Mercado of Southwest Miami

190

4th Place - J`vier Romeus of Coral Springs

5th Place - Eliel Santos of Miami Southridge

6th Place - Tedrick Lee of Miami Christopher Columbus

8th Place - Sage Suarez of Hollywood South Broward

215

1st Place - Myron Mendez of Southwest Miami

2nd Place - Christian Soto of Miami Southridge

6th Place - Apollo Benito of Miami Christopher Columbus

285

1st Place - Ryan Miret of Miami Southridge Hs

2nd Place - Daguy Massillon of Homestead South Dade

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 KISSIMMEE - After this past weekend at the Silver Spurs Arena, there is simply no doubt which region stands above the rest when it comes to boys wrestling in the Sunshine State.

While the girls did their thing with three individual state champions, including North Miami senior Mya Bethel, who became the first ever female wrestler to win four state titles in Florida high school competition, and 25 state placers and a second place team finish by South Dade, the boys dominated the three days.

Besides Bethel, other individual winners were Miami Southridge freshman Abigail Gonzalez (110) and South Dade’s unbeaten Willow White (120) of Homestead South Dade.

SOUTH DADE STILL ON TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN

Where do we start? Let’s begin where head coach Vic Balmeceda and his South Dade Bucs won their 27^th state title, which includes 20 IBT (11^th straight) crowns and seven dual champions.

South Dade crowned state titles with Guillermo Jaramillo (126), Jovani Solis (138), Elvis Solis (144), Armand Williams (150), Tyree Graham (157), and Willie White (165). 

Kaleb Williams (120), Jonathan Moreno (175), and Daguy Massillon (285) also reached the finals. 

Other 3A champions included Lazaro Soto (106 - Southwest Miami), Jovanni Tovar (120 - Miami Southridge), Illia Kyryianenko (132 - Hollywood South Broward), Connor Bonney (175 - Miami Palmetto), Myron Mendez (215 - Southwest Miami) and Ryan Miret (285 - Miami Southridge).

SOMERSET ACADEMY RALLIES FOR TEAM TITLE

Last year, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy took home the 1A state wrestling title, but with enrollment growing, they were elevated to 2A. No problem!

Veteran head coach Joe Blasucci used state titles from Tristan Sainz (150), Eric Hodge (157), Michael Sainz (175), and Mateo Martinez (190) to come from 7.5 down and beat defending state champion Tampa Jesuit by going 4-1 in the finals.

The Panthers placed nine wrestlers.

HOW ABOUT MATER LAKES?

Over the past few years, something special has been brewing in Hialeah – and after a 1A dual team championship back in January, head coach Brandon Neifeld and his Mater Lakes Bears rolled the competition by 63 points and left NO doubt in taking home their first IBT title.

With Kellen (113) and Keagan Mesina (120) leading the way, Mater Lakes Academy had five individual state titles.

Ethan Tran (126) and Kalias Nazario (165) also won state titles for the Bears. The only downer on the evening came when Damian Soto (190) was injured in the finals on an “illegal move” and was carried out of the arena on a spinal protection board. He was awarded the state title.

Other 1A champions were Elijah Castanon (106 - Miami Christian) and Cardinal Gibbons' three-time state winner Michael Mocco (215). 

The boys ended with 84 state placers!

Girls Team Scores

2 South Dade 106.0

8 North Miami 54.5

9 Florida Christian School 51.5

10 Miami Southridge 44.0

22 Miami Palmetto 24.5

23 Mater Lakes Academy 24.0

32 Doral Academy 18.0

32 South Broward 18.0

100

3rd Place - Melissa Gallo of Florida Christian School

8th Place - Rosie Kleine of Coconut Creek Monarch

105

4th Place - Gabriela Kerber of Weston Cypress Bay

110

1st Place - Abigail Gonzalez of Miami Southridge

115

3rd Place - Beyonce Espinosa of South Dade

120

1st Place - Willow White of Homestead South Dade

2nd Place - Zoe Delgado of Miami Florida Christian School

5th Place - Arianna Ruiz of Hialeah Gardens Mater Lakes Academy

125

5th Place - Rachel Silva of Miami Florida Christian School

130

2nd Place - Isis Severe of North Miami

5th Place - Eysis Estes-Brinson of Miami Palmetto

6th Place - Abigail Moyer of Coral Springs

135

5th Place - A`Niyah Leon-Goodrich of Miami Southridge

7th Place - Alexa PAz of SLAM Academy Miami

8th Place - Kamora Willis of Coral Gables

140

3rd Place - Shamari Smith of Homestead South Dade

6th Place - Francesca Lara of Miami Palmetto

145

6th Place - Geraldine Honore of Homestead South Dade

155

1st Place - Mya Bethel of North Miami

6th Place - Alena Rik of Hialeah Gardens Mater Lakes Academy

170

4th Place - Ariana Blanc of Parkland Douglas

190

4th Place - Latoya Sylvestre of Hollywood South Broward

7th Place - Tessa Diaz of Doral Academy

235

3rd Place - Kenzie Barrett of Homestead South Dade

6th Place - Camila Halaby-Bravo of Southwest Miami

8th Place - Kaylie Eugene of Pembroke Pines Flanagan

1A Team Scores

1 Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy 212.0

3 Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons 116.0

12 Miami Christian School 38.5

19 Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest 26.5

29 Miami SLAM Academy 18.0

106

1st Place - Elijah Castanon of Miami Christian School

113

1st Place - Kellen Mesina of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

2nd Place - Jason Ramirez of Miami SLAM Academy

8th Place - Logan Bajor of Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

120

1st Place - Keagan Mesina of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

126

1st Place - Ethan Tran of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

132

2nd Place - Christopher Greene of Mater Lakes Academy

138

4th Place - Anthony O`Dell of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

144

3rd Place - Andrew Isek of Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

5th Place - Preston Lindsay of Coral Springs Charter School

8th Place - Bruce Li of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

150

3rd Place - Bryan Picallo of Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

5th Place - Mason O`dell of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

157

4th Place - Kenny Alvarado of Mater Lakes Academy

165

1st Place - Kalias Nazario of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

3rd Place - Frankie Florio of Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

175

8th Place - Darian Vargas of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

190

1st Place - Damian Soto of Hialeah Mater Lakes Academy

2nd Place - Peter Mocco of Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

215

1st Place - Michael Mocco of Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

285

2nd Place - Nathan Chen of Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest

5th Place - Spencer Voss of Miami Christian

6th Place - Jordan Diaz of Miami Sunset

2A Team Scores

1 Pembroke Pines Somerset 173.0

16 Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy 41.5

23 Miami Felix Varela 20.0

25 Miramar 19.0

106

2nd Place - Gary Mendez of Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy

5th Place - Cano Austin of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

113

6th Place - Michael Maisonet of Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy

120

6th Place - Lucas Barrios of Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy

8th Place - Gavin Calcines of Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy

126

2nd Place - Carlos Sainz of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

132

7th Place - Dully Brutus of Miramar

138

6th Place - Ericson “E.J.” Coney of Miramar Everglades

144

5th Place - Jordan Pineda of Miami Felix Varela

7th Place - Darion Shannon of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

150

1st Place - Tristan Sainz of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

157

1st Place - Eric Hodge of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

165

4th Place - Bluny Davilma of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

6th Place - Noah Catala of Miramar

8th Place – Adonis Severe of North Miami

175

1st Place - Michael Sainz of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

190

1st Place - Mateo Martinez of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

285

8th Place - Abdur Bey of Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

3A Team Scores

1 Homestead South Dade 227.5

2 Miami Southridge 154.0

3 Southwest Miami 118.0

4 Miami Palmetto 60.0

5 Miami Christopher Columbus H S 56.5

15 Hollywood South Broward 32.0

21 Miami Beach  25.5

106

1st Place - Lazaro Soto of Southwest Miami

4th Place - Alex Laguardia of Miami Southridge

7th Place - Tyler Metellus of Coconut Creek Monarch

113

4th Place - Damel Martinez of Miami Southridge

5th Place - Antonio Morales of Southwest Miami

7th Place - Rocco Duygulu of Parkland Douglas

120

1st Place - Jovanni Tovar of Miami Southridge

2nd Place - Kaleb Williams of Homestead South Dade

4th Place - Victor Zanolini of Miami Christopher Columbus

6th Place - Gary Jackson of Miami Palmetto

126

1st Place - Guillermo Jaramillo of Homestead South Dade

2nd Place - Stefano Garcia of Miami Southridge

3rd Place - David Leiva of Parkland Douglas

5th Place - Rocco Ruiz of Christopher Columbus

132

1st Place - Illia Kyryianenko of Hollywood South Broward

6th Place - Mateus Sgai of Doral Academy

7th Place - Alfredo Cheang of Miami Southridge

8th Place - Nathaniel Williams of Homestead South Dade

138

1st Place - Jovani Solis of Homestead South Dade

2nd Place - Dillon Smith of Southwest Miami

4th Place - Tomas Campian of Miami Christopher Columbus

8th Place - Imran Dzhabrailov of Miami Beach

144

1st Place - Elvis Solis of Homestead South Dade

4th Place - Didier Novoa of Southwest Miami

5th Place - Andres Rojas of Miami Southridge

150

1st Place - Armand Williams of Homestead South Dade

4th Place - Zachary Ruiz of Miami Christopher Columbus

7th Place - Adlan Dzhabrailov of Miami Beach

157

1st Place - Tyree Graham of Homestead South Dade

4th Place - Tyrell Robby of Miami Beach

7th Place - Shai Keery of Coral Springs

165

1st Place - Willie White of Homestead South Dade

3rd Place - Drake Bonney of Miami Palmetto

175

1st Place - Connor Bonney of Miami Palmetto

2nd Place - Jonathan Moreno of Homestead South Dade

3rd Place - Evangelo Mercado of Southwest Miami

190

4th Place - J`vier Romeus of Coral Springs

5th Place - Eliel Santos of Miami Southridge

6th Place - Tedrick Lee of Miami Christopher Columbus

8th Place - Sage Suarez of Hollywood South Broward

215

1st Place - Myron Mendez of Southwest Miami

2nd Place - Christian Soto of Miami Southridge

6th Place - Apollo Benito of Miami Christopher Columbus

285

1st Place - Ryan Miret of Miami Southridge Hs

2nd Place - Daguy Massillon of Homestead South Dade

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