As we head toward the much-anticipated start of the 2023 high school football season this week, there are some programs who are taking a step back this Monday.
There was a time when a two-quarter fall jamboree was nothing more than a chance to get the rust off from a long off-season.
Playing just two quarters was a chance to see everyone, and no matter what happened, nobody really judged these teams for the upcoming season.
At a time when the internet captures just about everything that is being done – during the season and in the off-season, there are now kickoff classics that are being played, and no matter what anyone wants to tell you, they are being judged on what happens in this “exhibition game”.
From last Wednesday to this past Saturday night, teams from south Florida too part in these events with the idea of showcasing what they have on their roster for a season that starts this week.
Unlike the “old days”, what happens in these games is certainly an indication of what lies ahead. With so much going on during the off-season, working on your game – or craft as they refer to it now – is non-stop, and spring football as well as padded camps, scrimmages and other competitions to be in shape and never stray too far.
As pre-season rankings have started to come out – some valid and others just following the leader – programs are now being judged on anything they take part in.
Last week, schools such as top-rated Miami Central (2M, 14-0), Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (1M, 13-1), Plantation American Heritage (2M, 13-2), Miami Norland (2M, 9-3), Homestead (3M, 11-3), Davie Western (4M, 7-4) and Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (2M, 10-2) were being judged on what they did in their kickoff classics – while other programs wanted to show why they belong in the conversation.
Last year, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely finished 10-1 and came back this season ready to make that next step. Miramar (3M, 10-2), Miami Booker T. Washington (2M, 9-3), Miami Northwestern (2M, 6-5), Miami Palmetto (4M (6-6), Plantation (3M, 7-4) and Miami Southridge (3M, 7-5) wanted to use this past week as a tool to see what needs to be worked on for an upcoming season that will be competitive to say the least.
The kickoff classics were also a chance for programs on the bubble to start making fans believers. Programs like Coconut Creek Monarch (4M, 9-3), Fort Lauderdale Dillard (3M – 6-5) and Coconut Creek (3M, 6-5).
NOT JUDGING – BUT….
After traveling to Ocala to play Vanguard, the defending national champion Miami Central Rockets looked like one of the best defensive teams in Florida, but offensively, there is work to be done before a trip to play national power Las Vegas Bishop Gorman.
Chaminade-Madonna, Norland, Homestead and Western all made a statement like they are ready to play and make that run for a coveted state title - while Miramar, Miami Booker T. Washington, Miami Palmetto, Plantation and Miami Southridge wanted to use this past week as a tool to see what needs to be worked on for an upcoming season that will be competitive to say the least.
While they only had the chance to play less than a quarter, American Heritage showed that before this coming Saturday’s opener in the Broward National Football Showcase, they will need to tighten some things. So will Cardinal Gibbons, Blanche Ely, Northwestern, and Coconut Creek Monarch.
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When their comeback fell short in the 2M state title game against Miami Central last December, Mike Smith and his Plantation American Heritage Patriots quickly turned their attention to the 2023 season.
With a number of key spots to fill in the off-season, this program continued to reload and perform at a level they have for over the past two decades.
When head coach Tim “Ice” Harris and his Miami Booker T. Washington Tornadoes were derailed in the second round of the 2M state playoffs, there was a feeling that the job this program set out to do at the start of the year, was not complete.
Both the Patriots and Tornadoes have high hopes for this season and will start things off in a kickoff classic tonight (7:30) at Traz Powell Stadium as each team gets a look at the players who will indeed fuel the 2023 season.
Is it out of the question to think this could possibly be a 2M state title game preview?
AMERICAN HERITAGE 2022 RESULTS (13-2)
Valdosta Lowndes County, W 38-20
Los Alamitos, California, W 56-27
Lakeland Lake Gibson, W 42-14
Belle Glade Glades Central, W 56-0
Chaminade-Madonna, L 42-34
Cardinal Gibbons, W 21-2
Western, W 42-18
Stranahan, W 24-0
Naples, W 35-17
Hallandale, W 63-0
STATE PLAYOFFS
Inlet Grove, W 43-7
Boynton Beach, W 49-0
Cardinal Gibbons, W 31-20
Jacksonville Bolles, W 21-14
2M STATE TITLE GAME
Miami Central, L 38-31
2023 SCHEDULE
9/1 – Jacksonville Trinity Christian
9/8 – Belle Glade Glades Central
9/15 – Chaminade-Madonna
9/29 – Cardinal Gibbons
10/6 – Western
10/13 – Stranahan
10/20 – Naples
10/27 - Hallandale
MIAMI BOOKER T. WASHINGTON 2022 RESULTS (9-3)
Miami Killian, W 48-14
Miami Edison, W 28-20
Miami Central, L 36-19
Miami LaSalle, W 41-19
Miami Carol City, W 26-6
Miami Jackson, W 36-15
Miami Norland, 41-23
Miami Northwestern, L 26-7
Miami Southridge, W 35-21
Westland Hialeah, W 35-8
STATE PLAYOFFS
Miami Carol City, W 27-12
Miami Norland, L 14-7
2023 SCHEDULE
8/26 – Miami Killian
8/31 – Miami Edison
9/8 – Miami Central
9/14 – Miami LaSalle
9/22 – Miami Carol City
9/28 – Miami Jackson
10/5 – Miami Norland
10/12 – Miami Northwestern
10/20 – GMAC WEEK
10/26 – Westland Hialeah
WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS
Miami Florida Christian 21, Southwest Miami 0
Miramar 21, Miami Edison 0
THURSDAY’S GAMES
Davie Western 47, Parkland Douglas 2
Dillard 16, Deerfield Beach 0
Hollywood McArthur 13, Davie Nova 0 (Ended in 2nd Quarter)
Homestead 23, Clearwater Academy International 21
Miami Belen Jesuit 30, Miramar Everglades 6 (Called at Half)
Miami High 26, Miami Ferguson 6 (Called at half).
Miami Killian 16, Weston Cypress Bay 6
Miami Palmetto 35, Doral Academy 3
Pembroke Pines West Broward 28, South Plantation 0 (Called at Half)
Plantation 45, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons 45
FRIDAY, August 18
Coconut Creek Monarch at Coconut Creek, 7
Coconut Creek North Broward Prep at Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy, 7
Coral Springs Taravella at Cooper City, 6
Fort Lauderdale NSU University School at SW Ranches Archbishop McCarthy, 7
Fort Lauderdale Stranahan at Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace, 7:30
Hialeah American at Harmony, 7
Hialeah Miami-Lakes at Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman (Milander), 7:30
Lauderdale Lakes at Coral Springs Coral Glades, 7
Marathon at Miami Varela, 3:30
Miami Archbishop Carroll at Miami Gulliver Prep, 3:30
Miami Braddock at Hollywood Hills, 4
Miami Carol City at Miami Southridge, 7:30
Miami Central at Ocala Vanguard, 7
Miami Dr. Krop at Pembroke Pines Flanagan, 7
Miami Norland at Pompano Beach Blanche Ely, 7
Miami Springs at Hollywood South Broward, 6
Miami Sunset at Lasalle 3:30
Miami True North Academy at South Miami (Tropical), 7
North Miami at Immokalee, 7
North Miami Mourning at Miami Beach, 3:30
Oakland Park Northeast at Hialeah Gardens, 3:30
Somerset vs. Hollywood Avant Garde (Ansin Park), 7
Somerset Pembroke Pines at Coral Shores, 7
Somerset Silver Palms at Homestead South Dade (Harris Field), 7:30
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It’s been nearly one year since Chaminade-Madonna traveled to Traz Powell Stadium to take on Miami Northwestern.
It was a matchup that many had looked forward to as two of south Florida’s powerhouses were getting together and putting it on the line.
After the Thursday meeting was called because of Lightning, the contest was moved two days later, and while it wasn’t the same atmosphere as it would have been on that Thursday, the Lions came out and took it to the Bulls and never looked back.
Beating them in every phase of the game, Chaminade-Madonna took home a convincing 42-14 and used it as a springboard to yet another state title – beating Clearwater Central Catholic in the 1M title state championship game in Tallahassee.
Tonight (7:00), while it’s just a kickoff classic, the Lions once again return to Traz Powell Stadium.
While the Bulls have a tough opener on the road in Vero Beach, and the Lions will faceoff with national powerhouse St. Frances Academy on ESPN, this game means more than people think. It's an opportunity for Chaminade and head coach Dameon Jones to show why they are favorites to win another state crown – while first year head coach Michaelee Harris is out to get his alma mater off to a great start in his first game.
In addition to this game, there are other quality matchups tonight to get the year under way:
CHAMINADE-MADONNA 2022 (13-1)
St. John’s Washington DC, W 35-28
Fort Lauderdale Dillard, W 49-28
Miami Northwestern, W 42-14
Miami Gulliver Prep, W 28-0
Deerfield Somerset Academy Key, W 90-0
Hollywood Avant Garde, W 63-0
Boca Raton St. John Paul II, W 63-0
Port St. Lucie Treasure Coast, W, 45-6
STATE PLAYOFFS
Avant Garde, W 48-0
West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman, W 49-16
Miami True North Classical Academy, W, 56-0
Clearwater Central Catholic, W 49-14 (1M STATE CHAMPIONSHIP)
GEICO BOWL, LAS VEGAS
Las Vegas Bishop Gorman, L 49-14
LIONS 2023
8/26 – St. Frances Academy, Maryland
9/1 – Cardinal Gibbons
9/8 – Bergen, Catholic. New Jersey
9/15 – Plantation American Heritage
9/21 – Miami Central
9/29 – Coconut Creek
10/7 – Dillard
10/21 – Hollywood Avant Garde Academy
10/26 – Boca Raton St. John Paul II
11/3 – St. Petersburg Lakewood
MIAMI NORTHWESTERN 2022 (6-5)
Venice, W 32-26
Miami Jackson, W 44-0
Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, L 42-14
Miami Edison, W 42-22
Miami Christopher Columbus, L 23-19
Miami Central, L 42-7
Miami Booker T. Washington, W 26-7
Homestead, L 44-28
Miami Immaculata LaSalle, W 44-0
STATE PLAYOFFS
Miami Gulliver Prep, W 39-0
Miami Central, L 34-30
BULLS 2023
8/25 – Vero Beach
8/31 – Miami Jackson
9/9 – Venice
9/14 – Miami Edison
9/21 – Miami Christopher Columbus
9/29 – West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman
10/6 – Miami Central
10/12 – Miami Booker T. Washington
10/27 – Miami LaSalle Immaculata
WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS
Miami Florida Christian 21, Southwest Miami 0
Miramar 21, Miami Edison 0
TONIGHT’S GAMES
Clearwater Academy International, at Homestead (Harris), 7
Coral Springs Taravella at Cooper City, 6
Davie Western at Parkland Douglas, 6
Deerfield Beach at Dillard, 6:30
Greenacres John I. Leonard at Palm Glades, 3:30
Hollywood McArthur at Davie Nova, 7
Miami Ferguson at Miami High (Curtis), 7
Miami Killian at Weston Cypress Bay, 7
Miami Palmetto at Doral Academy, 7
Miramar Everglades at Miami Belen Jesuit, 7
Plantation at Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons, 7
South Plantation at Pembroke Pines West Broward (Everglades), 7
FRIDAY, August 18
Coconut Creek Monarch at Coconut Creek, 7
Coconut Creek North Broward Prep at Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy, 7
Fort Lauderdale NSU University School at SW Ranches Archbishop McCarthy, 7
Fort Lauderdale Stranahan at Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace, 7:30
Hialeah American at Harmony, 7
Hialeah Miami-Lakes at Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman (Milander), 7:30
Lauderdale Lakes at Coral Springs Coral Glades, 7
Marathon at Miami Varela, 3:30
Miami Archbishop Carroll at Miami Gulliver Prep, 3:30
Miami Booker T. Washington at Plantation American Heritage, 7
Miami Braddock at Hollywood Hills, 4
Miami Carol City at Miami Southridge, 7:30
Miami Central at Ocala Vanguard, 7
Miami Dr. Krop at Pembroke Pines Flanagan, 7
Miami Norland at Pompano Beach Blanche Ely, 7
Miami Springs at Hollywood South Broward, 6
Miami Sunset at Lasalle 3:30
Miami True North Academy at South Miami (Tropical), 7
North Miami at Immokalee, 7
North Miami Mourning at Miami Beach, 3:30
Oakland Park Northeast at Hialeah Gardens, 3:30
Somerset vs. Hollywood Avant Garde (Ansin Park), 7
Somerset Pembroke Pines at Coral Shores, 7
Somerset Silver Palms at Homestead South Dade (Harris Field), 7:30
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Miramar, Miami Edison Get Things Going This Evening. https://larryblustein.com/news/miramar-miami-edison-get-things-going-this-evening
It has been 241 days since the end of the 2022 high school football season – nearly nine months.
During that time, teams have gone through conditioning, spring, summer and countless camps and combines, getting ready for the 2023 season.
That all comes to an end this evening (7:00) when the Miramar Patriots and head coach A.J. Scott travel to the fabled Traz Powell Stadium to play Luther Campbell’s Miami Edison Red Raiders to get Kickoff Classic Week under way.
For the Patriots (10-2), last year saw the team win a district and advance three rounds in the state playoffs before losing to eventual 3M state runner up Homestead.
With several prospects returning, this is a program that worked hard in the off-season to get ready for a challenging 2023.
2022 RESULTS
Plantation, W 26-21
Dillard, L 35-7
Flanagan, W 38-0
Coral Glades, W 47-0
Pines Charter, W 53-0
American, W 47-7
Western, W 21-0
Miramar Everglades, W 50-6
South Broward, W 55-7
STATE PLAYOFFS
Pines Charter, W 48-0
Miami Southridge, W 29-24
Homestead, L 33-13
PATRIOTS 2023 SCHEDULE
8/25 - Highland Springs, Virginia (Broward Football Showcase)
9/7 – Coral Glades
9/14 – Flanagan
9/23 – Dillard
9/29 – St. Thomas Aquinas
10/5 – Pines Charter
10/12 – American
10/20 – Western
10/27 – Everglades
11/3 – South Broward
FRUSTRATING 2022 SEASON GIVES RED RAIDERS HOPE IN 2023
For Edison, tonight is the start of what this team hopes can land the program in the state playoffs.
With an infusion of talent and a year-round commitment to improving, things have a chance of turning around after a 5-5 campaign.
2022 RESULTS
Miami Booker T. Washington, L 28-20
North Miami, W 35-24
Northwestern, L 42-22
Tallahassee Rickards, L 38-25
Immaculata LaSalle, W 45-8
Miami Palmetto, L 35-7
Miami Gardens TRU Prep, W 35-6
South Dade, W 21-14
Miami Jackson, L 15-6
Doral Academy, W 35-14
RED RAIDERS 2023 SCHEDULE
8/31 – Booker T. Washington
9/7 – North Miami
9/14 – Northwestern
9/22 – St. Petersburg Lakewood
9/28 – Immaculata LaSalle
10/6 – Miami Palmetto
10/26 – Miami Jackson
11/2 – Doral Academy
WENESDAY, August 16
Southwest Miami at Florida Christian, 7
THURSDAY, August 17
Clearwater Academy International, at Homestead (Harris), 7
Coral Springs Taravella at Cooper City, 6
Davie Western at Parkland Douglas, 6
Deerfield Beach at Dillard, 6:30
Greenacres John I. Leonard at Palm Glades, 3:30
Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna at Miami Northwestern (Traz Powell), 7
Hollywood McArthur at Davie Nova, 7
Miami Ferguson at Miami High (Curtis), 7
Miami Killian at Weston Cypress Bay, 7
Miami Palmetto at Doral Academy, 7
Miramar Everglades at Miami Belen Jesuit, 7
Plantation at Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons, 7
South Plantation at Pembroke Pines West Broward (Everglades), 7
FRIDAY, August 18
Coconut Creek Monarch at Coconut Creek, 7
Coconut Creek North Broward Prep at Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy, 7
Fort Lauderdale NSU University School at SW Ranches Archbishop McCarthy, 7
Fort Lauderdale Stranahan at Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace, 7:30
Hialeah American at Harmony, 7
Hialeah Miami-Lakes at Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman (Milander), 7:30
Lauderdale Lakes at Coral Springs Coral Glades, 7
Marathon at Miami Varela, 3:30
Miami Archbishop Carroll at Miami Gulliver Prep, 3:30
Miami Booker T. Washington at Plantation American Heritage, 7
Miami Braddock at Hollywood Hills, 4
Miami Carol City at Miami Southridge, 7:30
Miami Central at Ocala Vanguard, 7
Miami Dr. Krop at Pembroke Pines Flanagan, 7
Miami Norland at Pompano Beach Blanche Ely, 7
Miami Springs at Hollywood South Broward, 6
Miami Sunset at Lasalle 3:30
Miami True North Academy at South Miami (Tropical), 7
North Miami at Immokalee, 7
North Miami Mourning at Miami Beach, 3:30
Oakland Park Northeast at Hialeah Gardens, 3:30
Somerset vs. Hollywood Avant Garde (Ansin Park), 7
Somerset Pembroke Pines at Coral Shores, 7
Somerset Silver Palms at Homestead South Dade (Harris Field), 7:30
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During the off-season, we have established that no matter what position, Miami-Dade and Broward Counties once again boast some elite prospects.
While there are several football players who are still under the radar, and are searching for additional exposure, several have made their way into the spotlight.
The defensive line position is always going to have a number of football players who not only play inside, but also on the edge and even make an impact as outside linebackers as well.
While many defensive linemen mature later in their careers, they are often placed at the position that is going to help their respective teams the most.
Because we cover this area – and the many prospects – year-round – we never leave anyone off any list. Just because there are seniors (Class of 2024) are mentioned today certainly does not mean they are not prospects.
Our objective is to promote and expose as many football players as possible in every class and at every level.
Today, we shine a spotlight on some of the defensive line prospects that you will be watching this coming season.
If there are any players not listed that you would like to see get that share of the spotlight in the Class of 2024, let us know (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).
THE TALENT TRAIN ROLLS ALONG
As we start the season this week with kickoff classics and move toward next week’s season opener, there are some defensive linemen to keep an eye on.
Among those gifted young men include Kael Aceus (Coconut Creek), Gabriel Birnbaum (Coconut Creek Monarch), Missouri commit Justin Bodford (Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas), Lantana Santaluces transfer Kedrick Burley (Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas - DE), FIU commitment Germaine Carter (Miami Norland), Zach Crothers (Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna), Dinellson Exume (Miami Edison) and FSU commitment Jamorie Flagg from Miami Booker T. Washington,
In addition, prospects like Damien Gill (Miami Killian - DE), Cardinal Gibbons transfer Brekien Harold (Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna), last season’s sack leader Kenly Israel (Miramar Everglades - DE), student/athlete Levy Kinlock (Plantation American Heritage - Edge), former Dillard and Western Michigan commit Joshua Lloyd (Pompano Beach Blanche Ely - DE), Timothy Burroughs-Love (Plantation American Heritage) and defensive end brothers Tyclean Givens Luman Miami Norland and Tycoolhill Luman, (Miami Norland).
FAU commitment Gavench Marcelin (Miami Belen Jesuit - DE) is special. So are Pittsburgh commitment Jeremiah Marcelin (Norland - DE), Nebraska commitment Willis McGahee (Miami Christopher Columbus - DE) and Indiana-bound Shamar Meikle (Miramar).
The talent runs deep with Dimitry Nicolas (Miami Norland), Dorian Perez (Miami Braddock - DE), David Pein Jr. (Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas), Joseph Podubynsky (Davie Western), versatile Brandon Rosenthal (Miami Gulliver Prep - DE), University of Miami commit Daylen Russell (Miami Christopher Columbus), Stanford-bound Dylan Stephenson (Miami Christopher Columbus - DE), Bryce Stringer (Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna - DE) and Zach Thompson (Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons).
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