The rosters change daily. Student/athletes are switching schools at an alarming rate. Welcome to Miami-Dade and Broward Counties.

The “Wild, Wild West” lives and breathes in the nearly 100 miles between Deerfield Beach and Florida City. Open enrollment has taken on a new meaning along with alternative ways to receive a diploma.

Virtual schools have popped up at a rate that nobody predicted, and none have athletic programs, which gives the student/athlete an opportunity to compete for any school they choose.

Because some schools have way more than half of their athletes not attending that physical building, many sports teams are getting stronger – and not just with the students in their area.

While virtual schools have become an alternative to attending class in person every day and socializing with friends and teammates, transferring has hit a new high.

While nobody is going to hide their collective heads in the sand and act as if this has never gone on before, the numbers of transfers now are at an all-time high and local counties and the Florida High School Athletic Association seem to want no part of this.

While we attempt to keep track of ALL the transfers because of our extensive database that we have where college coaches are checking in daily, we have missed many who slid under the radar.

In looking over this transfer list, if you see anyone who isn’t there or perhaps at the wrong school, please drop us an E-Mail (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) so we can make the change. (DO NOT POST)!!! It’s all about getting it right so our young men can be looked at and recruited.

The schools in CAPS are the schools they are attending now!

2025 – Rey Aguilar, OL, Hialeah American (MIAMI NORLAND)
2026 – Shmar Akande, CB, Hollywood South Broward (PEMBROKE PINES WEST BROWARD)
2026 – Carlos Alce, DL, Hollywood South Broward (COCONUT CREEK)
2025 – Dante Alexander, Athlete, Miami Springs (MIAMI GARDENS MONSIGNOR PACE)
2025 – Noah Ali, PK, Miramar (MIAMI NORLAND)
2026 – R.J. Alphonse, DE, Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)
2026 – Jaylon Ammons, CB/WR, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (FORT LAUDERDALE CARDINAL GIBBONS)
2025 – Cameron Anderson, DB, Pembroke Pines Flanagan/Hallandale (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2025 – Isaiah Anderson, WR, Pembroke Pines Flanagan (COCONUT CREEK)
2025 – Malik Anderson, WR, Miami Booker T. Washington (MIAMI JACKSON)
2025 – Logan Andrews, WR, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)
Jaiden Arneus, QB, Hollywood McArthur (FORT LAUDERDALE STRANAHAN)
2025 – Nathan Avael, Athlete, Miami Varela (MIAMI ST. BRENDAN)
2026 – Andre Bailey, QB, Miami Palmer Trinity (MIAMI PALMETTO)
2026 – Kaj “Nitro” Baker, Athlete, Miami Central (PEMBROKE PINES SOMERSET ACADEMY)
2025 – Jahmeer Beauzil, OL, Parkland Douglas (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2026 – Arkier Bennett, WR, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (PEMBROKE PINES FLANAGAN)
2026 – Deshawn Blair, WR/DB, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (LAUDERDALE LAKES BOYD ANDERSON)
2025 – Qwincy Bonne-Annee, LB, Miami Dr. Krop (MIAMI NORLAND)
2025 – Kiandrea Barker, RB, Beebe, Arkansas (MIAMI CENTRAL)
2025 – Jason Barket Jr., QB, Miami Westminster Christian (MIAMI CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS)
2026 - Dylan Bennett, MLB, West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)
2026 - Jamel Bonica, DE, Miami Booker T. Washington (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2025 – Floyd Boucard, DT, Mobile Christian (MIAMI CENTRAL)
2026 – Jabari Brady, WR, Coconut Creek Monarch (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)
2026 – Jonathan Bredy, DL/OL, Oakland Park Northeast (COCONUT CREEK)
2025 - Derrick Bromell, CB, Hialeah American (MIAMI CAROL CITY)
2025 – Antonio Branch, DB, Miami Booker T. Washington (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2025 - Loutravious Brown, LB, Homestead South Dade (HOMESTEAD)
2025 – Marlon Brown Jr, DB, Hialeah American (MIAMI GARDENS MONSIGNOR PACE)
2027 – Aloni Bryant, DT, Homestead Everglades Prep (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)
2026 – Keyon Bryant, Athlete, Hialeah American (MIAMI NORLAND)
2027 – Jonathan Bueno Jr., Athlete, Miami True North Classical Academy (DAVIE WESTERN)
2025 – Edrick Bush, WR, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (LAUDERDALE LAKES BOYD ANDERSON)
2025 – Tyrik Caldwell, RB, Sunrise Piper (COCONUT CREEK).
2026 – Jordan Campbell, DE, Miami Norland/Hialeah Miami Lakes (MIAMI CAROL CITY)
2025 – Terrence Campbell, RB/LB, Providence LaSalle Academy, Rhode Island (MIAMI CENTRAL).
2025 – Christopher Candidate, DB, Miami Killian (HOMESTEAD)
2025 – Montrel Canion, OLB/DE, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (DAVIE WESTERN)
2025 – Jade Card, WR, Miami Norland (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2026 – Woody Celucien, OL, Naples Lely (MIAMI CENTRAL)
2027 – Tyler Chance, QB, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (PLANTATION)
2027 – Amari Cherenfant, OL, Miami Northwestern (MIAMI NORLAND)
2026 – Jayden Chico, QB, Fort Lauderdale (PLANTATION)
2025 – Sebastian Circo, QB, Omaha Millard North, Nebraska (DAVIE WESTERN)
2025 – Kaelem Collins, WR/LB, Miami Southridge (HOMESTEAD)
2026 – Justin Compere, RB, Immokalee (MIAMI NORLAND)
2025 – Keyshawn Cone, WR, Miami High (MIAMI CAROL CITY)
2026 – Derrek Cooper, Athlete, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)
2026 – Jamall Cooper, WR, Miami Booker T. Washington (PEMBROKE PINES FLANAGAN)
2026 – Kymani Corbett, QB, Homestead South Dade (MIAMI KILLIAN)
2025 – Dorron Cornileus, RB, Hollywood Hills (MIAMI NORLAND)
2027 – Chris Cortinas, WR, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2025 – Joshua Costa, OL/DL, Miami High (MIAMI ST. BRENDAN)
2026 – Jaden Curry, OL, Miami Northwestern (HIALEAH MIAMI-LAKES)
2026 – Christopher Damis, CB, Coral Springs (PLANTATION)
2025 – King Davis, RB, Miami Central (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2027 – Jayden Dean, OL, Miami Norland (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)
2025 – Alejandro Deane, PK, Miami Edison (MIAMI NORLAND)
2026 – Amari Deer, Athlete, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy (COCONUT CREEK MONACRH)
2026 – Damian Dickenson, RB, North Lauderdale Somerset Prep (COCONUT CREEK)
2025 – Devin Dipoalo, Athlete, Plantation (LAUDERDALE LAKES BOYD ANDERSON)
2025 – Elijah D’oleo, WR, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)
2026 – Damani Downs, WR/DB, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (MIAMI NORLAND)
2025 – Jamy Eme, OL, Miami St. Brendan (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)
2025 – Davion Figaro, DB, Hollywood McArthur (MIAMI CAROL CITY)
2026 – J’Vari Flowers, DB, Miami Central (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2025 – Isaac Forbes, Athlete, Doral Academy (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)
2025 – Janaris Foster, DB, Coconut Creek/Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2025 – Ja’vhari Foster, OLB, Miami Carol City (PEMBROKE PINES FLANAGAN)
2025 – Shamar Fowles, WR, Hialeah American (MIAMI CAROL CITY)
2027 – Rashad Fuller, OL/DL, Miami Killian (MIAMI PALMETTO)
2025 – Harrison Gant, Athlete, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2025 – Jocarian Garrett, RB/DB, Cottondale (HOMESTEAD)
2027 – Parker Gervais, TE, Miami Palmetto (MIAMI CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS)
2025 – Hunter Gilman, Athlete, Boca Raton Olympic Heights (COCONUT CREEK NORTH BROWARD PREP)
2027 – Tanner Gilman, Athlete, Boca Raton Olympic Heights (COCONUT CREEK NORTH BROWARD PREP)
2025 – Kareem Glass, WR, Miami Northwestern (MIAMI JACKSON)
2025 – Devin Gonzalez, QB, Weston Cypress Bay (COCONUT CREEK)
2026 - Bryant Granger, OL, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (PEMBROKE PINES WEST BROWARD)
2025 – Samuel Griffin, LB, Miramar (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2025 – Lucca Guerra, PK/P, Doral Academy (MIAMI CENTRAL)
2025 – Ayden Guy, OC, Boca Raton St. John Paul II (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2025 – William Gedeon, OT, Coral Springs Taravella (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2025 – Dylan Gill, LB, Miami Killian (HOMESTEAD SOUTH DADE)
2025 – Camari Hall, Athlete, Hollywood McArthur (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)
2025 – Ramon Hermida, LB, Doral Ronald Reagan (MIAMI KILLIAN)
2026 – Oliver Hernandez, WR, Coral Gables (MIAMI IMMACULATA LASALLE)
2025 – Tristen Hill, WR, SW Ranches Archbishop McCarthy (MIRAMAR)
2026 – Dametrius Hixson, OL, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (LAUDERDALE LAKES BOYD ANDERSON)
2026 – Kametrius Hixson, DL/OL, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (LAUDERDALE LAKES BOYD ANDERSON)
2026 – Joshua Houston, RB/DB, Fort Lauderdale NSU University School (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)
2026 – Marlow “M.J.” Hiddo, DE/OLB, Homestead (Goulds Palm Glades)
2025 – Branden Hoch, WR, West Boca Raton (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)
2025 – Koby Howard, WR, Davie Western (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA).
2025 – Christopher Hughes, OL, Miami Booker T. Washington (MIAMI CENTRAL)
2025 – Jamari Hunter, Athlete, South Plantation (FORT LAUDERDALE STRANAHAN)
2025 – Amari Isaac, WR, Hollywood Hills (PEMBROKE PINES WEST BROWARD)
2028 – Tromon Isaac Jr., WR, Coconut Creek North Broward Prep (DAVIE WESTERN)
2027 – Angel Irizarry, DL, Miami Christopher Columbus (MIAMI PALMETTO)’
2027 – Jaeden Jackson, S, Miami St. Brendan (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2026 – Jamal Jackson, WR, Miami Beach (HIALEAH ABF ACADEMY)
2027 – Jayden Jackson, OL, Miami True North Classical Academy (DAVIE WESTERN)
2025 – Jerald James, OLB, Miami Killian (MIAMI PALMETTO)
2026 – Duane Johnson, LB, Miami Killian (HOMESTEAD)
2025 – Franklyn Johnson Jr., TE, Pembroke Pines Flanagan (PEMBROKE PINES WEST BROWARD)
2026 – Ja’Kari Johnson, DB, Plantation (DAVIE WESTERN)
2025 – James Johnson, OL, Miami St. Brendan (HOMESTEAD)
2025 – Terrence Johnson Jr., Athlete, Coconut Creek Monarch (FORT LAUDERDALE CARDINAL GIBBONS)
2025 – Tim Johnson, RB, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (PLANTATION)
2026 – Rayvon Jones Jr., QB/Athlete, Hollywood Avant Garde (FORT LAUDERDALE STRANAHAN)
2025 – Terrell Jones, RB/WR, Goulds Palm Glades (HOMESTEAD SOUTH DADE)
2026 – Thomas Jones, CB/WR, North Miami (MIAMI CAROL CITY)
2025 – Mitch Joseph, WR, Miami Beach (MIAMI CAROL CITY)
2025 – Jahprece Joseph, LB, Miami Southridge (MIAMI PALMETTO).
2027 – Zac Katz, QB, Miami True North Classical Academy (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)
2026 – Dominick Kelly, DB, Tampa Robinson (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)
2025 – Bekkem Kritza, QB, Boulder Fairview, Colorado (MIAMI CENTRAL)
2025 – Juelz LaCount, QB, Hialeah American (MIAMI CAROL CITY)
2026 – Benjamin Lamas, Athlete, Boca Raton Spanish River (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)
2025 – Jacari Lannigan, Slot, Miami St. Brendan (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)
2025 – Jamal Laurince, WR, Miramar Everglades (PEMBROKE PINES FLANAGAN)
2025 – Shomari Lawrence, DT, Hollywood Hills (PEMBROKE PINES WEST BROWARD)
2025 – Malachi Lewis, QB, Montclair, New Jersey (HOMESTEAD)
2025 – Jaylen Liberal, DB, Deerfield Beach (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2025 – Belal Logan, WR, Fort Lauderdale NSU University School (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2026 – Florentino Lopez, QB, Hollywood McArthur (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2026 – Jasen Lopez, WR, Miami True North Classical Academy (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)
2025 – Standley Louis Jr., WR/Slot, Coconut Creek Monarch (COCONUT CREEK)
2026 – Jayden Loving, OC, Coral Springs (PLANTATION)
2028 - Jefftavious Lyons, WR/CB, Goulds Palm Glades Academy (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)
2025 – Joshua Lynch, OL, Coconut Creek Monarch (COCONUT CREEK)
2025 – Joseph Mackey, CB, Homestead (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)
2026 – Marek Marcellus, OLB/SS, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (DAVIE WESTERN)
2025 - Bre’Lan Mareus, RB, Fort Lauderdale (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2025 – Dylan McCarthy, DB/WR, Weston Cypress Bay (COCONUT CREEK)
2026 – Anthony McQueen, QB, Miami Booker T. Washington (MIAMI CENTRAL)
2026 – Key’On Mena, OL, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2026 – Leonzay Merzius, DB, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)
2026 – Da’Sean Miller, LB, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)
2027 – Jayden Miller, QB, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (FORT LAUDERDALE NSU UNIVERSITY SCHOOL)
2025 – Mekhi Miller, LB, Deerfield Beach (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2026 – Elan Mills, CB, Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman (PEMBROKE PINES FLANAGAN)
2025 – Samuel Mitchell IV, DE/TE, Pembroke Pines Charter, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (DAVIE WESTERN)
2026 – Trayvon Mitchell, SS, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (COCONUT CREEK)
2026 – Montadius Mobley, RB/DB, South Plantation (FORT LAUDERDALE STRANAHAN)
2025 – Nae’shaun Montgomery, WR, West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman (MIAMI CENTRAL)
2027 – Daylen Morgan, OL, Goulds Palm Glades (MIAMI IMMACULATA LASALLE)
2027 – Kemmai Morris, RB, Miami Northwestern (HIALEAH MIAMI LAKES)
2025 – Bernard Oliva, DL/OL, Miami St. Brendan (MIAMI KILLIAN)
2026 – Jaden Page, WR, Miami Dr. Krop (MIAMI NORLAND)
2026 – A.J. Pallagi, LB, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (DAVIE WESTERN)
2025 – Antwaun Parham, WR/CB, Springfield Effingham County, Georgia (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2025 – Calysis Parks, DL, Miami High (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2025 – Zion Paret, DB, Miami Northwestern (MIAMI CENTRAL)
2025 – Ricardo Paul, DE, Coral Springs (COCONUT CREEK)
2025 – Paul Pelliccio, QB, Hollywood Hills (PEMBROKE PINES WEST BROWARD).
2026 – Herlin Perry Jr., CB, Providence LaSalle Academy, Rhode Island (MIAMI CENTRAL)
2027 - Jaeden Phillips, QB, Coconut Creek Monarch (PEMBROKE PINES SOMERSET ACADEMY)
2025 – Randy Phillips, QB, South Broward/Miramar (MIAMI CAROL CITY)
2027 – Jasiah Pierce, WR, Hollywood Hills (PEMBROKE PINES FLANAGAN)
2025 – Berdyasky Pierre, WR, Hialeah (WESTLAND HIALEAH)
2025 – Xyiem Pitter, DB, Homestead South Dade (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)
2025 – Matthew Pointer, DL, Fort Lauderdale (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)
2026 – Arron Powers Jr., QB, Deerfield Beach (LAUDERDALE LAKES BOYD ANDERSON)
2026 – Prince Pratt, LB, Waldorf North Port, Maryland (HOMESTEAD)
2025 – Clinton Preston, LB, Miami Booker T. Washington (MIAMI JACKSON)
2025 – Luis Pruneda, OL, Homestead (MIAMI KILLIAN)
2027 – Aiden Prywitowski, QB, Coconut Creek North Broward Prep (FORT LAUDERDALE PINE CREST)
2025 - Xayvion Quarterman, Athlete, Miami Dr. Krop (MIAMI NORLAND)
2025 – Donavan Randle, LB, Miami Edison (MIAMI CENTRAL)
2026 – Jaborree Riggins, WR, Fort Lauderdale (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2025 – Dylan Robinson, LB, Hialeah American (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)
2026 – Javarius Robinson, Athlete, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna/Coconut Creek (FORT LAUDERDALE DILLARD)
2025 – Anthony Rodriguez, LB, Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2027 – Cole Rodriguez, P/K, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (FORT LAUDERDALE CARDINAL GIBBONS).
2025 – Ethan Rowe, OL, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2026 – Jordan Rusinque, OLB, Doral Academy (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)
2025 - Ricardo Savoix Jr. DB/Athlete, Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson (POMPANO BEACH BLANCHE ELY)
2026 – Alejandro RoMay, DL, Coral Springs Charter (FORT LAUDERDALE CARDINAL GIBBONS)
2027 – Oscar Sager, QB, Coral Springs (FORT LAUDERDALE STRANAHAN)
2025 – Richard Scott III, DL, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)
2025 – Tyler Shattuck, QB, Plantation American Heritage (PEMBROKE PINES WEST BROWARD)
2026 – Noah Sidan, PK, Miami Norland (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA).
2025 – Ethan Silva, PK, Miami Archbishop Carroll (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2027 – Antonio Simmons, WR, Homestead Everglades Prep (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)
2026 – Cory Simon, DL, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)
2027 – Champ Smith, QB, Jupiter Christian (MIAMI CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS)
2026 – Keyon Smith, DL/OLB, Homestead South Dade (HOMESTEAD)
2026 – Wilson Smith, DB, Homestead South Dade (HOMESTEAD)
2026 – Andy Sosa, OL, Coral Gables (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)
2026 – Franki Sosa Jr., Athlete, Westland Hialeah (MIAMI NORLAND)
2025 – Khalil Stevenson, OL/DL, Miami Dr. Krop (MIAMI NORLAND)
2027 – Jackson St. Pierre, CB/WR, Coconut Creek Monarch (FORT LAUDERDALE STRANAHAN)
2026 – Corey Swint, WR, Homestead South Dade (MIAMI PALMETTO)
2026 – Isaac Tanis, OT, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)
2027 – Jaylen Thanis, DT, Miami Booker T. Washington (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2025 – Brandon Thomas, DE, Baltimore St. Frances Academy, Maryland (MIAMI CAROL CITY)
2026 – Gerald Thomas, DE/OLB, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2027 – Pierre Thomas, LB, Goulds Palm Glades (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)
2025 – Deangelo Thompson, DE, Miami Central (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2027 – Sean Thompson, WR/OLB, Hollywood South Boward (MIAMI CENTRAL)
2025 – Jaiden Toussaint, RB, Miami Central (MIAMI GARDENS MONSIGNOR PACE)
2025 – Ronald Towns, WR, Miami Booker T. Washington (MIAMI NORLAND)
2025 – Tyler Trauth, QB, Miami Southridge (MIAMI IMMACULATA LASALLE).
2025 – Mike Varga, LB, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy (COCONUT CREEK)
2025 – De’Andre Walker, OL/DL, Miami Booker T. Washington (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)
2025 – King Walker, WR, Homewood, Alabama (MIAMI CENTRAL)
2026 – Quincy Walker, Athlete, Pembroke Pines Charter (PEMBROKE PINES WEST BROWARD)
2025 – Chance Washington, RB, Plantation American Heritage (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)
2028 – Jaquan Washington, CB/WR, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (COCONUT CREEK)
2025 – Cory Waters, LB, Homestead South Dade (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)
2026 – Teddy Welch, OL, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)
2026 – Kevin White, DB, Miami Killian (MIAMI PALMETTO)
2027 – Bryce Williams, DB/Athlete, Pembroke Pines Somerset (DAVIE WESTERN)
2026 – Caleb Williams, DB/Athlete, Pembroke Pines Somerset (DAVIE WESTERN)
2026 – Durrell Williams II, DL, Pembroke Pines Charter (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2027 – Amani Witherspoon, CB, Coconut Creek Monarch (FORT LAUDERDALE STRANAHAN)
2026 – Jordan Wooden, Athlete, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (MIAMI MONSIGNOR PACE)
2025 – Jaylin Woods, WR, Wellington (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)
2027 – Amir Wright, WR/RB, Goulds Palm Glades (HOMESTEAD SOUTH DADE)
2025 – Preston Wright, QB, Ocala Trinity Catholic (FORT LAUDERDALE CARDINAL GIBBONS)
2025 – Cedric Wyche II, RB, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)
2025 – Alex Yearwood, DE, Miami True North Classical Academy (MIAMI NORLAND)
2025 – Jalen Young, WR, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)

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 WEST PALM BEACH – There is no college football program in the state of Florida that can make the claim that the Keiser SeahawkComing off the best season in school history, this team comes in as the defending national NAIA champions, and you can bet that they are using it to their full advantage this spring and summer.

With head coach Doug Socha moving on, Palm Beach County’s own Myles Russ was announced as the new head coach, and the record-setting West Boca Raton graduate and his staff have not stopped since he was appointed.

On Saturday, the Seahawks held yet another summer event when nearly 200 football players from Class 2023-2028 attended as all positions were promoted and exposed.

Among the group of players included 35 prospects from Miami-Dade and Broward Counties.

One of the larger groups that traveled the two hours was the two-time defending state runner up Homestead Broncos who looked as impressive as any program in south Florida during the off-season.

Head Coach Ronnie Thornton and his team have been all over the state for camps, combines and 7-on-7 events, so the trip to West Palm Beach was a must for many of his young players.

“Something like this is huge for our programs,” Thornton pointed out. “This gives our younger players some valuable experience, competing against some quality players.”

Here is a look at some of those football players who made their way from Miami-Dade and Broward Counties:

CLASS OF 2025

Stephanos Balestra, WR, Miami Killian

Andre Barrington, WR, Plantation

Kadir Battle, WR, Miami Palmetto

Loutravious Brown, LB, Homestead

Chris Candidate, DB, Homestead

Tavarus Damon, DB, Plantation

Devin Gonzalez, QB, Coconut Creek

Tyler Gordon, OL, Coral Springs Coral Glades

Camden Hartzell, QB, Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian

Jordan Jackson, OL, Hallandale

Zach Joseph, OL, Hialeah American

Oliver Laing, WR, Plantation

Bomani Lespinasse, Miami Dr. Krop

Jahmar Midi, DL, Sunrise Piper

Hunter Pangia, LB, Fort Lauderdale

Sebastian Ruiz, OL, Hialeah American

Ricardo Savoix, DB/WR, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely

Kareem Stewart, OL, Fort Lauderdale Dillard

CLASS OF 2026

Zachary Alexis, LB, Hallandale

Braylon Brown, DB, Homestead

Jesse Hinojosa, DL, Miami Archbishop Carroll

Javon Jones, DB, Miami Dr. Krop

Shavar Lambkin, WR, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely

Samir Pierre, OL, Miami Dr. Krop

Charles Richardson, DL, Hallandale

Cohan Ross, QB, Deerfield Beach

Sean Saintil, DL, Miami Dr. Krop

Jake Santovenia, OL, Miami Archbishop Carroll

Christopher Sulfranc, Miami Dr. Krop

Cenicio Van, OL, Miami Dr. Krop

CLASS OF 2027

Roshaun Gardner, OL, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

Mavriel Glover, LB, Homestead

Peyton Lamarre, LB, Miami Dr. Krop

David Mason, WR, Miami Dr. Krop

Nathaniel Miller, OL, Fort Lauderdale Dillard

Jacari Ross, WR, Homestead

Trenton Spell, WR, Homestead

Vernon Wilder, OL, Miami Dr. Krop

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When it comes to college recruiting here in 2024, the rules have changed and the need to grab the spotlight is greater than just about any time in the five decades.

With the transfer portal in full swing, college coaches are now leaning toward grabbing a 20, 21-year-old with experience on the football field, classroom and social life at the collegiate level over a 17, 18-year-old high school prospect.

The amount of high school prospects getting scholarship offers is getting to the point that if a prospect is offered by just about any college or university, they need to commit.

While committing can hold your spot, you at least have some room just in case another school offers.

Remember, college scholarships, especially in this recruiting climate, are just one year at a time. By signing, you are only doing it for that one year.

Nothing is given anymore. Colleges have the upper hand and can easily part ways with a student/athlete after one season.

With that in mind, we continue to promote football prospects here in Miami-Dade and Broward counties year round as hundreds of college coaches continue to follow what we post.

This past spring, while colleges and universities were in the area checking out talent, many had told us how important the firsthand information that we post is to them in the recruiting process.

Today, we bring you five seniors (2025) to continue to watch this summer and into the 2024 season:

Terrynce Ellis Jr., LB/SS/WR, 6-0, 172, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan – 4.3 GPA. Here is a versatile talent who can line up at a number of positions for first year head coach Jacky Candy and the Dragons. Watch him perform and you can see that he plays until the whistle blows, which will serve as something positive for the younger players to learn from. His ability to play many positions makes him more valuable.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/17587042/6570ac6ad21c970b5068a5cb

James Gatewood, WR, 6-1, 175, Miami Southridge. Coming over from 3M state runner up Homestead, here is someone who gives the Spartans yet another weapon. His ability to not only get open but use his athleticism to create positives. Brings so much to his game as an all-around pass catcher. Will be huge this season for veteran head coach Pierre Senatus and his emerging program.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/16469292/James-Gatewood

William Gedeon, OL, 6-4, 270, Coconut Creek Monarch – 4.6 GPA. The Knights added many pieces to their program during the off-season and here is one of those big-time players who has a real chance to be a factor as this team is ready to make a serious run this season with a potent offense that starts with the “big men” up front. Has worked very hard in the off-season. Head Coach Calvin Davis and his staff are impressed at what they have been watching.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/16693391/665f3b026a6d5f0d811c711f

Terence “T.J.” Johnson Jr., DB, 5-10, 180, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons – 3.7 GPA. Track & Field. While this program has always produced some quality secondary performers, here is one of those potentially elite talents who has an opportunity to make a major impact in 2024 for head coach Matt Dubuc and his football program. His size, speed, athletic ability and skill is something that college coaches have noticed, but more and more schools will see what the Chiefs have been watching. Comes over for his final year from Monarch.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/16914444/6634ee7a020d89f3b1dc38cb

Joel Salien, WR, 6-0, 177, Miami Immaculata LaSalle – 3.7 GPA. Track & Field. There are a lot of impressive receivers in south Florida, but very few have been under-the-radar like this speedy pass catcher. Not only is he quick but watch him run routes and you will understand why head coach Helder Valle and the Royal Knights believe that they have one of the top playmakers who is not getting the attention he deserves. Keep an eye on this young man and you will see what many of been talking about!

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/18119574/Joel-Salien

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When it comes to watching, evaluating and seeing prospects and teams throughout the course of a year, there are very few sources who put in the time to come up with accurate information like we do.

Player and team rankings are often subjective, and everyone has their opinion – which is fine – but it’s usually those who see very little that have the loudest voice on who should be higher or lower.

If you follow what we do over the course of a season is each week we adjust the rankings, and while many focus on pre-season and each week during the season, the only ranking that truly counts is the one that comes out in late December.

Our Pre Summer Top 20 is based on a number of things – and with so many transfers taking place – our opinion varies and changes. This is only a starting point and will change several times.

This is in no way a definitive ranking. Just an opinion based on seeing teams throughout the state and having a valid ground to compare.

Here is a look at 20 Miami-Dade Broward teams:

1. Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (14-1, 5A). Five-time defending state champions reload with high level talent. They are still among the best in the country and will have a tougher schedule to contend with this coming season.

2. Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (14-0, 1A). The loss of seven Power 4 prospects would shake most teams to the core, but this program, second nationally, is prepared for an amazing ninth consecutive state title appearance.

3. Miami Central (8-3, 3A). Missing out on the state finals for the first time in five years only motivated the Rockets to rebuild in the off-season. They have some elite prospects and coaching.

4. Plantation American Heritage (10-2, 4A). Missing out on another state title appearance in 2023 only motivated this talented program to add more pieces. Do not sleep on the Patriots because they are ready for a state championship run.

5. Miami Christopher Columbus (13-2, 7A). The loss of several key pieces from two straight state championship teams would shake most programs, but counting out the Explorers would be a huge mistake. When the bell rings they will be right there.

6. Homestead (12-2, 6A). Having two consecutive state runner-up teams usually takes a toll on many schools, but the Broncos are much more talented than anyone realizes. They have plenty in the tank and a line that can dominate.

7. Miami Norland (14-1, 4A). A disappointing loss in the 2M state title game has haunted the Vikings all off-season, but they have a solid offense and a stingy defense that could end up in a repeat of ’23.

8. Davie Western (9-4, 7A). Here is a team that has come close in the past few seasons, but if the Wildcats put it all together, they will have as much talent as anyone in the state and are more than motivated.

9. Miami Booker T. Washington (9-3, 2A). Never, ever doubt a Tim “Ice” Harris coached team, and despite several key players moving on to the next level, the Tornadoes continue to develop players and will be a major obstacle.

10. Coconut Creek Monarch (11-3, 6A). A fourth quarter breakdown in the 4M state semifinals stood in the way of getting to a first ever state football finals. But nobody reloaded more than the Knights and they will not go down without a fight.

11. Miami Palmetto (9-2, 7A). The Panthers continue to come close, and while they come up short the past few seasons, there is a strong feeling that this could be the year that things fall into place.

12. Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (9-4, 2A). While it’s a rebuild season for the Chiefs, with a number of gifted players moving on, there is also a feeling that there is enough talent on hand to cause some problems.

13. Miami Northwestern (5-6, 3A). Teddy Bridgewater returns to his alma mater and has made a huge impact – with several elite players. The only question is do the Bulls have enough depth to make a serious run?

14. Homestead South Dade (6-4, 7A). There is no getting around the fact that the Bucs are on their way back, advancing to the state playoffs and winning a first-round game. They are loading up with quality talent.

15. Coconut Creek (10-3, 5A). After an amazing run last year, the Cougars are back and ready to show that what happened in 2023 was certainly no fluke. Can they take things one step further? Players and coaches believe so.

16. Miami Southridge (7-5, 6A). Many continue to preach that everyone is sleeping on the Spartans – as they have been building and adding the right pieces. Homestead remains a major obstacle to getting out of south Florida.

17. Miramar (8-5, 5A). You can’t argue with the success that the Patriots have had the past two years – advancing three rounds in the state playoffs before losing to Homestead. They have talent, but will it be enough?

18. Hialeah (9-2, 4A). Posting one of the best records the T-Breds have had in many years, this is a team that had a very successful spring and has added some key prospects to an already talented team.

19. Hollywood South Broward (8-3, 6A). The Bulldogs have proven that you can lose a ton of elite talent and remain in contention. This is a team that can certainly have the last laugh.

20. Plantation (6-4, 4A). New head coach – same objective for the Colonels who have enjoyed a productive off-season with several young prospects who are buying into a bright future. Definitely a team to watch.

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