For much of the past two decades, the summer months signaled an opportunity for prospects and high school coaches to attend camps across the country.

While the emphasis at the beginning was to compete in those hot months of June and July, the purpose has taken on a new meaning – with dozens of bus caravan trips that take athletes to schools across the country, not only giving them exposure, but a chance to compete and showcase their skills against prospects from all over the nation.

Former Hialeah head coach Marc Berman was one of the first to take football prospects on these college road trips during the summer to see schools and at the same time, expose these high school kids to a rich history of states and cities they only read about in their classes.

The trips were nowhere like they are now – with competitions being held at every college and university. Back then, no 7-on-7 events or line camps existed. That was something you did back home at your own school.

These summer camps have now morphed into major exposure opportunities – with combines, camps, 7-on-7s and just about anything that exists.

Today, college coaches interact with those student/athletes who attend. Something the NCAA frowned on 20 years ago.

While everyone wants to claim they started off-season events, the actuality is very few colleges across the country ever attempted any of these summer events until the University of South Florida, assistant coach Renato Diaz and head coach Jim Leavitt began to hold their “Sling & Shoot” 7-on-7 competition that attracted schools from the immediate area around Tampa, but word spread fast.

Three years into this summer showcase, schools from as far away as Miami and Jacksonville would come to compete. It opened the door for schools across the nation to start hosting regional events.

Within the past decade, things have picked up in every corner of the country as high school coaches and players attended camps and events nationally, and while nobody can put their finger on the number of prospects who are impacted the most, it is something that has become a must.

Having been around in the 70’s and 80’s when the only football related thing happening was opening the weightroom a few times a week and throwing the ball around with teammates, we can tell you that with the Nike Camp showcasing national athletes, very few outlets were around to plant that flag in the sand.

Fort Lauderdale head coach Richard Dunbar took his team on an academic road trip last summer, playing football but also visiting top-flight academic institutions.

Several teams have embarked on their own adventure throughout the years – giving their players an experience they will long remember.

Because the NCAA gets involved when it’s convenient, the month of June is basically the only time that NCAA member schools can host these on campus events, but that has opened the month of July up to the smaller schools.

Programs such as head coach Doug Socha’s Keiser University hosts several camps during July, which includes a highly competitive 7-on-7 tournament. Other schools across the country do the same thing – taking full advantage of having the market cornered for the month.

July is also a time when local high schools and organizations host events that attract linemen, quarterbacks, receivers and teams.

While there is no guarantee that any of these events will produce a scholarship offer, the fact that you are creating memories and competing is all that matters in the end.

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SOUTHWEST RANCHES - They came from Homestead and Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood on Saturday to get better, and when the day was done, nearly 100 south Florida high school football players turned some heads.

With Archbishop head coach Coach Dino Mangiero his staff, which included Patrick Cooney, the Mavericks hosted a college pre camp workout that attracted some prospects – young and old.

Among other coaches on hand included Jake Pew (LB), Ant Collins (DB), Coach Adam (OL), Jaccarre Givens (RB), Chris Parker (WR) and Josh Shapiro (QB).

The event which was free brought together coaches and players who were looking for that edge, and they got it.

“We wanted to host something like this to bring these young men out here to help give them an advantage,” said Mangeiro, who has had decades of teaching and coaching. “Giving these players an opportunity to come out for a free event that was a perfect way to start their summer.”

With several college events coming up throughout June, the event on Saturday helped to prepare these talented prospects for what’s ahead at many of these very competitive camps.

While there were many gifted young players who came to learn and get their names on the map, a few players that were already established came out as well.

Miami Monsignor Pace state-rated defensive lineman Wilnerson Telemaque was certainly one of those gifted players who attended.

The 6-5, 240-pounder has already put his name on the map – with outstanding performances at several combines this off-season.

Telemaque’s interest includes schools such as Charlotte, Akron, FAU, Liberty and Power 5 school Pittsburgh.

In addition to Telemaque, Class of 2025 lineman Michael Dean was also on hand to showcase his many skills. The 6-5, 280-pounder who came to Homestead from Miami High, is already on the lists of college coaches across the country.

Dean is going to be one of Florida’s top 2025 prospects. He is indeed someone to keep an eye on. He also boasts a 3.0 GPA.

Speaking of high-grade point average, the host school also had some gifted youngsters on hand. One of them was Class of 2026 quarterback Robert Kerns.

What this impressive football player brings to the table is skill and athleticism in a 6-0, 175-pound frame. His 4.0 grade point average in the classroom is indeed something to keep an eye on as well.

Kerns is a tremendous prospect on the football field as well as a standout baseball player.

BUDDING STARS

In addition to those prospects, there were some other high school talent, looking to gain an edge:

2024

Anthony Olazabal, DL, Miami Monsignor Pace

Marcelino Vega, RB, Hollywood South Broward

2025

Amari Isaac, Athlete, Hollywood Hills

Christian Marc-Lecorps, WR, Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy

Justin St. Ange, Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy

Jordan Turner, Miami Booker T. Washington

2026

Jermiah Alexandre, Hollywood South Broward

Davis Beauliere, Homestead

Oliver Belizaire, Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy

Jayden Diaz, OL, Davie Western

Damani Downs, QB, Miami Monsignor Pace

Dylan Ferrer, OLB, Davie Western

Jordan Flevrant, Homestead

Ben Gula, OL, Weston Cypress Bay

Marail Harp, Miami Monsignor Pace

Gabe Hornsby, DL, Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy

Kevin Jackson, OLB, Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy

Rodarion Tellez, DE, Plantation American Heritage

2027

Ji'Koi Highsmith, Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy

Trace Shalley, Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy

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Every year, the numbers are staggering, and it appears that once again, south Florida will be in the spotlight.

While many across Miami-Dade and Broward County boast about the number of football transfers in the two counties, fans across the state – and the nation are blown away at the sheer numbers who come and go.

This year, coaching changes have contributed to the total, but it still has many shaking their collective heads at the comings and goings.

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 are young men can be looked at and recruited.

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

THANKS TO HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS, COACHES, SUPPORTERS AND PARENTS FOR SENDING US THESE. COLLEGE COACHES NEED TO KNOW ABOUT EVERY CHANGE – AND THIS HELPS.

LAST UPDATE: August 24, 2023

2025 – Omarian Abraham, DT, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)

2024 - Roger Adam III, RB, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (MIAMI NORLAND)

2024 – Logan Adams, RB, Plantation (SUNRISE PIPER)

2024 – Daniel Aleman, WR/CB, Miami Braddock (BRIDGE PREP ACADEMY)

2024 – Jake Aller, OK, Parkland Douglas (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2025 – Cameron Anderson, DB, Miramar (MIAMI NORLAND)

2025 – Malik Anderson, WR, Miami Jackson (MIAMI BOOKER T. WASHINGTON)

2024 – Raynor Andrews, OL, Miami Jackson (MIAMI NORLAND) 

2024 – Fadrelle Andrus, WR, Miami Christopher Columbus (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2025 – Shmar Akande, CB, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (HOLLYWOOD SOUTH BROWARD)

2026 – Naijah Arnasalam, WR, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (PLANTATION)

2025 – Johnny Arneus, WR, Pembroke Pines Somerset (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)

2026 – Ekeem Atehortua, OL, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)

2026 – David Baker, WR, Hollywood Avant Garde Academy (MIAMI CAROL CITY)

2025 – Davon Baker, LB, Hollywood Avant Garde Academy (HIALEAH AMERICAN) 

2026 – Kaj “Nitro” Baker Jr., RB, Pembroke Pines Somerset (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2024 – Knowledge Barnett, LB, Miami Jackson (HIALEAH)

2025 – Andre Barrington, WR, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (PLANTATION)

2026 – Charlie Becker, LB, Miami Coral Reef (MIAMI ST. BRENDAN)

2024 – Davi Belfort, QB, Miami Gulliver Prep (DAVIE WESTERN)

2024 – E’Mari Bell, DE, Miami Killian (HOLLYWOOD MCARTHUR)

2024 – Mehki Bethel, RB, Somerset Academy Silver Palms (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)

2024 – Davon Bezada, LB, Pembroke Pines Flanagan (DORAL ACADEMY)

2024 – Gabriel Birnbaum, DL, Boca Raton (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)

2025 – Armondo Blount, DE, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2024 – Landon Bolding, LB/DL, Coral Springs Coral Glades (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)

2024 – Kobe Boykin, Athlete, South Central, California (MIAMI EDISON)

2025 – Antonio Branch Jr., DB, Miami Northwestern (MIAMI BOOKER T. WASHINGTON)

2024 – Michael Brennan, OL, Weston Cypress Bay (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)

2024 – Irish Brewton, DB, Somerset Silver Palms (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)

2026 – Anthony Brown, OL, Miami True North Classical Academy (MIAMI PALMETTO)

2024 – Clifton Brown, DB, Miami Northwestern (DAVIE WESTERN)

2025 – Devin Brown, CB, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2026 – Reid Bryant, WR/DE, Miami Braddock (GOULDS PALM GLADES PREP)

2024 – Kedrick Burley, DE, Lantana Santaluces (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)

2025 – Paris Burr, WR, Homestead (GOULDS PALM GLADES PREP)

2024 – Quran Burton, DB, Miami Carol City (HIALEAH AMERICAN)

2025 – Paul Butler II, OL/DL, Miami Killian (GOULDS PALM GLADES PREP)

2024 – Daijon Calimon, WR, Lawndale Leuzinger, California (DAVIE WESTERN)

2026 – Isaiah Calixte, RB, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (COCONUT CREEK)

2026 - Jordan Campbell, DE, Hollywood Avant Garde (HIALEAH AMERICAN)

2025 – Jade Card, WR/Athlete Hollywood South Broward (MIAMI NORLAND)

2024 – Germaine Carter, DL, Miami Carol City (MIAMI NORLAND) 

2024 – Gabriel Cash, FS, Coral Springs (MIAMI NORLAND)

2024 – Martaz Charles, OL, Sunrise Piper (DAVIE WESTERN)

2026 – Jayden Chico, QB, Coral Springs Coral Glades (FORT LAUDERDALE)

2024 – Trevon Chisholm, DE, Deerfield Beach (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)

2024 – Vernon Clarke, OL, Miami Jackson (MIAMI NORLAND)

2024 - Trey Collesso, OL, Hollywood Avant Garde Academy (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2024 – Amir Collings, QB, Coral Springs Coral Glades (PEMBROKE PINES FLANAGAN)

2025 – Keyshawn Cone, WR, Miami Carol City (MIAMI HIGH)

2025 – Jacob Corredera, K/P, Miami St. Brendan (MIAMI TRUE NORTH CLASSICAL)

2026 – Kymani Corbett, QB, Homestead (HOMESTEAD SOUTH DADE)

2026 – Gabriel Coscia, WR, Miami Killian (MIAMI ST. BRENDAN)

2025 – Tywan Cox, DB, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2024 - Andrew Crowley, DE, Hollywood Avant Garde Academy (PEMBROKE PINES FLANAGAN)

2024 – Ervin Cunningham, DB, Hollywood Avant Garde Academy (HOLLYWOOD SOUTH BROWARD

2024 – T.A. Cunningham, DE, Los Alamitos, Ca. (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2025 - Darius Curington, DL, Miami Jackson, (MIAMI EDISON)

2024 – Steven De La Cruz, DL, Hialeah-Miami Lakes (HIALEAH)

2024 – Carlos Dales, LB, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (DAVIE WESTERN)

2024 – Jermaine Dalias, S, Coconut Creek Monarch (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)

2025 – Travares Daniels II, S, Hollywood McArthur (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)

2025 – Daniel Davis, OG, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (DAVIE WESTERN)

2025 – Dewey Davis, CB, Davie Western (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2025 - King Davis, RB, Miami Northwestern (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2025 – Michael Dean, OL, Miami High (HOMESTEAD)

2024 – Lucas Demler, OL, Miami Coral Park (DORAL ACADEMY)

2024 – K.J. Dempsey, OL, Homestead Somerset Silver Palms (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)

2026 – Dylan Denson, WR, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)

2025 – Deandre Desinor, RB, Coconut Creek North Broward Prep (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)

2025 – Davion Dixon, DL, Miami Belen Jesuit (MIAMI PALMETTO)

2024 – Djovany Dominique, RB/WR, Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson (COCONUT CREEK)

2024 – Bowen Drewes, LB, Plantation American Heritage (FORT LAUDERDALE S. THOMAS AQUINAS)

2024 – Sean Patrick Dulcio, DB, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (MIAMI GARDENS MONSIGNOR PACE) 

2024 – J.C. Evans, QB, San Antonio Brandeis, Texas (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2025 – Adrian Farrow, OG, Miami Carol City (MIAMI NORLAND)

2025 – Andre Farrow, LB, Miami Carol City (MIAMI NORLAND)

2025 – Adonis Ferguson, DB, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (HOLLYWOOD MCARTHUR)

2025 – Bryce Fitzgerald, Athlete, Miami Belen Jesuit (MIAMI CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS)

2026 – Jayden Ford, WR, Miami Killian (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2025 – Shamar Fowles, WR, Hollywood Avant Garde (HIALEAH AMERICAN)

2024 – O.J. Frederique, DB, Deerfield Beach (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)

2024 – Stacy Gage, RB, Bradenton IMG Academy (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)

2025 – Matias Garcia, OL/DL, Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)

2026 – Cleveland Gary III, LB, Miami Norland (MIAMI GARDENS MONSIGNOR PACE)

2024 – Sadonnie Gay, DB, Doral Academy (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2025 – Kareem Glass, WR, Miami Coral Park (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2025 – Daniel Gonzalez, OC, Miami Christopher Columbus (MIAMI ST. BRENDAN)

2026 – Bryan Granger, OL, Hollywood Avant Garde Academy (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)

2026 – Danairius Gray, WR, Boynton Beach Somerset Canyons (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)

2025 – Tarrell Greene, DT, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (PLANTATION)

2025 – Samuel Griffin. LB, Hialeah American (MIRAMAR)

2024 – Santino Guitian, OL, Doral Academy (HOLLYWOO CHAMINADE-MADONNA)- Jack Guyton, 

2025 – Jack Guyton, LB, Davie Western (PEMBROKE PINES WEST BROWARD)

2025 – Justin Hadnot, OL, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (MIAMI ST. BRENDAN)

2025 – Camari Hall, DB, Hollywood South Broward (HOLLYWOOD MCARTHUR)

2024 – Jhamari Hall, S, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (DAVIE WESTERN)

2024 – A.J. Harris, RB/LB, Coral Springs Coral Glades (DAVIE WESTERN)

2024 – Santana Harrison, OLB, Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)

2024 - Brekien Harold, DL, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)

2025 – Darriel Harper, WR, Miami Christopher Columbus (HOMESTEAD)

2025 – Camden Hartzell, QB, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy (FORT LAUDERDALE CALVARY CHRISTIAN)

2024 – James Hayes, QB, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (COCONUT CREEK)

2024 – Rob Henry, WR, Miami Carol City (MIAMI LAKES BARBARA GOLEMAN)

2024 – Elijah Henton, WR, Miami Immaculata LaSalle (MIAMI BOOKER T. WASHINGTON)

2026 – Calerbe James Hermane, WR, Palm Beach Christian (DAVIE WESTERN)

2025 – Erick Hernandez, OT, Miami Braddock (MIAMI TRUE NORTH CLASSICAL)

2024 – Kristian Hobbs, K/P, Davie Western (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2025 – Terrence Honeywood, WR, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy (MIAMI NORLAND)

2024 – Isaiah Hope, OL. Fort Lauderdale Dillard (COCONUT CREEK)

2025 – Tavius Horne Jr., CB, Delray Beach Atlantic (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS) 

2024 – Jamari Howard, DB/WR, Westland Hialeah (MIAMI NORLAND)

2025 – Koby Howard, WR, Pensacola Catholic (DAVIE WESTERN)

2025 – Christopher Hughes, OL, Coral Gables (MIAMI BOOKER T. WASHINGTON)

2024 – Jermaine James, WR, Southwest Miami (HOMESTEAD)

2026 – Montrey Jackson, WR, Homestead South Dade (HOMESTEAD)

2024 – Semaj Jackson, DB, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)

2025 – Darius Johnson, WR, Miami Edison (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2026 – Aldarius Johnson, DB, Miami Northwestern (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)

2025 – Terence Johnson, Athlete, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (PLANTATION)

2024 – Keyveon Johnson, WR/Athlete, Fort Lauderdale (DAVIE WESTERN)

2024 – Tomauri Johnson, DB, Miami Jackson (MIAMI PALMETTO)

2026 – Ronnie Jones, WR, Miami Springs (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2025 – Rudy Jones, QB, Miami Booker T. Washington (MIAMI HIGH)

2025 – Terrell Jones, DB, Miami Killian (GOULDS PALM GLADES PREP)

2024 – Ben Joseph, DB, Pembroke Pines Flanagan (HOLLYWOOD MCARTHUR)

2026 – Dominick Kelly, DB, Miami Palmetto (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2025 – Kamari Kendrick, OLB, Hollywood Avant Garde Academy (MIAMI GARDENS MONSIGNOR PACE)

2024 – Malik Kesley, RB, Sunrise Piper (PLANTATION)

2026 – Brandon Kinsey, DB, Miami Immaculata LaSalle (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2024 – Demetrius Kinchens, WR, Miami Edison (MIAMI CENTRAL) 

2025 – Bekkem Kritza, QB, Santa Margarita Catholic (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2024 – Earl Kulp, CB, Miami Central (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)

2024 – Amare Lee, WR/RB, Miami Carol City (MIAMI NORLAND)

2024 – Charquez Lee, LB, Miami Immaculata LaSalle (MIAMI PALMETTO)

2024 – Lerory Lee Jr., SS/CB, Doral Academy (MIAMI BOOKER T. WASHINGTON)

2025 – Brelan Mareus, LB, Hollywood Avant Garde Academy (FORT LAUDERDALE)

2024 – Mykel Marshall, RB, Weston Cypress Bay (DAVIE WESTERN)

2024 - Claiten Maysonet, K, Homestead Somerset Academy Silver Palms (DORAL ACADEMY)

2024 – Nicholas McCarthy, K/P, Coral Springs Coral Glades (DAVIE WESTERN)

2025 - Joshua McDowell, OLB, Homestead (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)

2024 – Willis McGahee Jr., DE, Miami Palmetto (MIAMI CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS)

2024 – Ceabon McKinney, RB, Hollywood Avant Garde Academy (MIRAMAR)

2024 – Jonathan Mejia, OL, Miami Ferguson (MIAMI PAMETTO)

2026 – Jesiyah Miguel, DB, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)

2026 – A.J. Moore, WR/Athlete, Miami Dade Christian (NORTH MIAMI)

2024 – Jaylen Morris, S, Miami Immaculata LaSalle (MIAMI EDISON)

2024 – Deron Latson, DB, Miami Norland (WESTON CYPRESS BAY)

2025 – Jaquari Lewis, RB/Athlete, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)

2024 – Joshua Lloyd, DE, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (POMPANO BEACH BLANCHE ELY)

2024 – Darrion Lovinsky, LB, Miami Edison (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2024 – Xavier Lucas, DB, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)

2025 – Joel Lugo, LB, Hollywood Avant Garde (SW RANCHES ARCHBISHOP MCCARTHY)

2024 – Tyclean Luman, DE, Miami Jackson (MIAMI NORLAND)

2024 – Tycoolhill Luman, DE, Miami Jackson (MIAMI NORLAND)

2024 – Ricardo Martinez, OL, Miami Killian (MIAMI PALMETTO)

2025 – Mylik McClary, OL, Miami Edison (MIAMI BOOKER T. WASHIGNTON)

2026 – Anthony McQueen, QB, Miami Immaculata LaSalle (MIAMI BOOKER T. WASHINGTON)

2024 – Tovani Mizell, RB, Hyattsville DeMatha, Maryland (DAVIE WESTERN)

2026 – A.J. Moore, WR/Athlete, Miami-Dade Christian (NORTH MIAMI)

2025 – Marc Naranjo, S, Miami Coral Reef (MIAMI ST. BRENDAN)

2024 – Chris Nelson, OG, Coral Springs (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)

2025 – Jacari Nelson, Davie Nova (DAVIE WESTERN)

2024 – Dimitry Nicolas, DT, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (MIAMI NORLAND)

2025 – Nelson Oronez, RB, Miami Coral Reef (MIAMI ST. BRENDAN)

2025 – Omare Owens, LB, Hollywood McArthur (FORT LAUDFERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)

2025 – Raymond Paolillo, LB, South Plantation (PLANTATION)

2024 – Zion Paret, DB, Tallahassee North Florida Christian (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2025 – Shawn Pachall, RB, Deerfield Beach (POMPANO BEACH BLANCHE ELY)

2025 – Pablo Pena, DE, Miami St. Brendan (SOUTHWEST MIAMI)

2027 – James Perrone, QB, Miami Dade Christian (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)

2024 – Donavan Philord, CB, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (MIAMI NORLAND)

2026 – Tyler Pinder, DL, Miami Southridge (GOULDS PALM GLADES PREP)

2025 – Adam Piniero, PK, Miami Ferguson (MIAMI S. BRENDAN)

2025 – Jacob Pino, OL, Miami Palmetto (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)

2024 – Julian Ponce, WR, South Plantation (WESTON CYPRESS BAY)

2026 – Trace Poncev, PK, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (PEMBROKE PINES WEST BROWARD)

2024 – Adrian Posse, QB, Hialeah Mater Academy (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2025 – Simor Price, WR, Hollywood South Broward (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)

2024 – Zyon Pressley, CB, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (DAVIE WESTERN)

2026 – Dawson Quarterman, WR, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)

2025 – Joseph Ramjas, LB, Hollywood South Broward (FORT LAUDERDALE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS)

2024 – James Randle Jr., WR, Daytona Beach Mainland (HOMESTEAD)

2025 – Joseph Reddick, LB, Miami Norland (MIAMI DR. KROP)

2024 – Keion Reyes, OT, Miami Central (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE – MADONNA)

2025 – Martin Rhyne, LB, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (DAVIE WESTERN)

2024 – Cameron Roberts, WR/TE, Hollywood Avant Garde (HOLLYWOOD SOUTH BROWARD)

2025 – Marquis Robinson, WR, Miami Palmetto (HOMESTEAD)

2024 – Aykenon Rodgers, DB, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)

2024 – Jad Rosatrio, PK, Miami Florida Christian (MIAMI PALMETTO)

2024 – Hunter Rose, QB, Parkland Douglas (PLANTATION)

2025 – Jamal Rowell, DL, Miami Carol City (HIALEAH AMERICAN)

2024 – Juan Rodriguez, RB, Miami Beach (MIAMI NORLAND)

2024 – Jorge Rodriguez, QB, Doral Academy (MIAMI KILLIAN)

2024 – Jalen Saintil, DE, Homestead South Dade (HOMESTEAD)

2024 – Jordan Saintilus, S, Coconut Creek (POMPANO BEACH BLANCHE ELY)

2026 – Royce Santos, DB, Hollywood Avant Garde Academy (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)

2025 – Jack Sawyer, OLB, Miami Norland (HIALEAH)

2025 – Andre Sewell, S, Fort Lauderdale (FORT LAUDERDALE DILLARD)

2025 - Tyler Shattuck, QB, Coconut Creek North Broward Prep (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)

2024 – Vincent Shavers, LB, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2024 – Gavin Shepard, S, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA)

2024 – Tarell Short, WR, Miami Norland (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2026 – Joshua Silverstein, LS, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)

2025 – Anthony Smith, DT, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2024 – Antonio Smith, QB, Miami Killian (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2025 – Jahmari Smith, WR, Miami Jackson (MIAMI NORLAND)

2025 – Jeremy Smith Jr., OL, Coral Gables (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2025 – Michael Smith, DL, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (MIAMI NORLAND)

2024 – Reggie Smith, DB, Miramar (HOLLYWOOD MCARTHUR)

2024 – Horace Snelling Jr., LB, Miami Carol City (MIAMI HIGH)

2026 – Tyrel Snelling, LB, Miami Carol City (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2024 – Rashad Snow, WR, North Fort Myers (HOMESTEAD)

2027 – Jack Spaeder, QB, Hollywood Avant Garde Academy (HIALEAH AMERICAN)

2024 – Lavaris Stanford, CB, Miami LaSalle Immaculata (MIAMI BOOKER T. WASHINGTON)

2024 – Aron Stephen, OL, Somerset Academy Silver Palms (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)

2025 – Khaleal Sterling, WR, Miami Killian (MIAMI CENTRAL)

2024 – Jamari Stokes, WR, Miami Killian (HOMESTEAD)

2024 – Decedric Stokes, WR, Sunrise Piper (DAVIE WESTERN)

2026 – Leon Strawder, QB, Miami Central (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2024 – George Stubbs Jr., OL, Hollywood Avant Garde (HIALEAH AMERICAN)

2024 – J.T. Tabora, QB, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (PLANTATION)

2024 – Larry Tarver, DB, Miami Gardens Tru Prep Academy (MIAMI NORLAND)

2024 – Dylan Taylor, RB, Weston Cypress Bay (MIRAMAR)

2024 – Leroy Taylor IV, DE, Miami Northwestern (MIAMI BOOKER T. WASINGTON)

2024 – Eldreen Terma, LB, Miami Edison (MIAMI BOOKER T. WASHINGTON)

2024 – Keith Thompson, LB, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (POMPANO BEACH BLANCHE ELY)

2024 – Omar Thornton, LB, Davie Western (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)

2024 – Brandon Tobias, DE, Miramar Everglades (FORT LAUDERDALE CARDINAL GIBBONS)

2025 – Ronald Towns, WR, Miami Dr. Krop (MIAMI BOOKER T. WASHINGTON)

2025 – Taylor Trauth, QB, Miami Palmetto (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)

2024 – Giovanni Velez, SS/OLB, Miami Palmetto (GOULDS PALM GLADES PREP)

2026 – Tyler Vieux, DB, Miami Jackson (MIAMI EDISON)

2025 – Jace Wallace, DB, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (PLANTATION)

2026 – Quincy Walker, LB, Pembroke Pines Charter (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2025 – Jaleel Walters, S/WR, Pompano Beach (COCONUT CREEK MONARCH)

2025 – Macai Warthen, DB, Miami Central (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2025 – Chance Washington, RB, Davie Western (PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE)

2025 – Joshua Washington, WR, Oakland Park Northeast (FORT LAUDERDALE)

2024 – Frank Watts, CB, Miami Coral Reef (MIAMI PALMETTO)

2026 – Trevor Wellington, DL, Boynton Beach Somerset Canyons (POMPANO BEACH BLANCHE ELY)

2025 – Jett White, CB, South Central Los Angeles, California (MIAMI EDISON)

2024 – Demetrius Williams, RB, Homestead South Dade (HOMESTEAD)

2024 – Jace Williams, DB, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (PLANTATION)

2025 – Jaden Williams, WR, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (PLANTATION)

2024 – Jylin Williams, RB, Miami High (MIAMI EDISON) 

2026 – Ricky Williams Jr., DB, Miami Central (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2025 – Jordan Wilson, WR, Miami Killian (HOMESTEAD)

2025 – Tyrique Williams, RB, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (MIAMI BOOKER T. WASHINGTON)

2025 – Jeremiah Young, OG, Miami Edison (MIAMI NORTHWESTERN)

2024 – Sergio Zambrana, OL, Somerset Academy Silver Palms (MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE)

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We have hit the summer and as prospects from throughout Miami-Dade and Broward Counties head off to camps and 7-on-7 events at colleges and universities throughout the country, several athletes will continue to make headlines.

While the past month gave several football players in this area a chance to establish themselves in front of college coaches, there were others who jumped onto the radar for the first time.

The one thing we know when evaluating talent for colleges to see, they want people who are out in the field attending everything possible. In this day and age, colleges don’t want to know whether a prospect can run, throw, block or tackle. What they rely on recruiting services and “super fans” is things they cannot see from the film.

Being at games, practices and as many camps as possible gives us an advantage, so when a college coach wants to know more than the X’s and O’s, they can find out things like character, leadership and attitude. Those three things can ruin a program – or elevate it, and when they are spending huge money on scholarships on these young men, they have to know everything possible.

Being a talent evaluator in this day and age is really not the art it used to be. Regular fans can see the obvious, but true “scouts” can see those important things that every college program and every business need to know about.

As you will see during the summer, we attend everything, so by the time the season begins, we will have watched just about everyone in south Florida and nearly 4,000 prospects and 250 schools live.

Today, we continue our look at some Miami-Dade and Broward County football players who made an impact this spring.

2025 – Dante Alexander Jr., Athlete, 6-3, 205, Miami Springs. In the world of recruiting and social media, keeping anyone with talent under wraps is no longer possible. There are too many eyes and avenues to get student/athletes in the spotlight. Here is yet another Golden Hawk who had a tremendous sophomore year, but really blew up this spring when college coaches and opponents had the chance to see him perform. From either side of the ball, his ability to make plays and change the outcome of games with just one play became more evident this off-season. Will be a player that you will want to follow this coming season.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/17996718/6370e97790ef4e0ae85a94ec

2024 – Raynor Andrews, OT, 6-6, 315, Miami Norland. Here is a young man that brings so much to the table as a student/athlete. After playing for Miami Jackson a year ago, he brought his talents to play for the Vikings, and make no mistake, this is someone who really has a chance to be special. Not only is he still a work in progress, but he is a very smart young man, who picks things up quickly and will be a huge asset to a team that many are predicting some huge things from this season.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/18618318/Raynor-Andrews

2026 – Derrek Cooper, RB/Athlete, 6-0, 180, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons. We very rarely make boastful comments about high school football players, especially is they are young, but you heard it here first. This is the next potential superstar in south Florida. Size, power, athleticism, versatility, and speed. Did we mention speed! This three-sport athlete can run the ball – with his power, ability to read where the hole will open and enough speed to run away from the defenses and he is just going to be a sophomore. Coaches on the high school team and in the community feel that when this impressive young man blows up, he will be a national recruit.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19057210/Derrek-Cooper

2025 – Shawn Paschall Jr., RB, 5-8, 175, Deerfield Beach. While this program goes through a transition period, let’s not forget that the Bucks have long been a program that is loaded with talent, and this hidden gem has the opportunity to be very special. Watching him over the past year, there is no doubt that he will showcase some amazing skills this coming season, He is quick, powerful and has tremendous vision. During the Spring Jamboree at Palm Beach Gardens, this is one of those talented young men who turned heads and college coaches finally had the chance to see how special he is. Keep an eye on him this coming season, you will see why many are starting to believe that he is one of the top juniors in south Florida.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/18128159/Shawn-Paschall

Adrian Posse, QB, 6-5, 228, Miami Northwestern. Let’s be honest. Since he left Miami Monsignor Pace two years ago, this was someone who was tough to evaluate and rank. His lack of playing time had many second guessing what they watched his freshman year when he was surrounded by solid football talent and coaching. Last Saturday, during the Bulls’ spring scrimmage – with Teddy Bridgewater and first year head coach Michaelee Harris looking on, this young man was impressive. He made the throws and led the offense in a new system with new teammates around him. Obviously, his size and arm strength have been things that everyone has been watching, but what impressed the most was his accuracy and ability to make decisions. That combination will help to left this offense in 2023.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/12751658/Adrian-Posse

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