When it comes to defensive backs in south Florida – especially in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties – the list of amazing performers is long and productive.
From the high school level throughout college and into the NFL, for as long as anyone can remember, the talent that was produced in the secondary.
With so many athletes that are taught and trained to play cornerback and safety, the amount of impact players at the next level is amazing.
Just watching Chad Wilson and his All Eyes Defensive Back Camp workouts each weekend, you can see so many tremendous players who are on the radar way before the analysts have ever heard of them.
Instructors like Wilson and others get these talented football players from the earliest age to teach them the right way to do things.
It is because of players who compete in the defensive secondary, having a freshman or sophomore leave a mark in their first year.
The rising sophomore class of 2026 has some impressive athletic talent that were indeed on the radar before current lists were made, and while Wilson had talked about this group of skilled players years ago, many are just discovering them now.
Among those gifted Class of 2026 defensive backs include Darryl Bell III (Hialeah Barbara Goleman), Tyler Brown (Miami Belen Jesuit), Keyon Bryant (Hialeah American), Santonio Chatman (Miami Booker T. Washington), Kaleb DeClaire (South Plantation), Justice Fitzpatrick (Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas), Javari Flowers (Miami Central) and Tedarius Hughes (Homestead South Dade).
The class also features Aldarius Johnson Jr. (Miami Northwestern), Tavarus Jones (Miami LaSalle), Wynton Jones Jr. (Miami Palmetto), versatile Bryant Junius (Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna), Brandon Kinsey (Miami Central), Tedrick Lee (Homestead South Dade), Karon Maycock (Miami Central), Jesiyah Miguel (Fort Lauderdale Dillard), athletic Dominic Turnbull (Miami True Classical Academy), Tyler Vieux (Miami Jackson) and Miami Coral Reef’s Kaleb Wells.
MORE ON THE WAY
While we gave you some to keep an eye on, you will see many more explode onto the scene during this off-season and into the spring.
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Gavin Almonard, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely
Matt Arteta, Weston Cypress Bay
Ryan Beery, Miami Gulliver Prep
Kanard Boucard, Miramar
Sam Brown, Fort Lauderdale Dillard
Montgomery Dailey, Hialeah Barbara Goleman
Christian Davis, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely
Raymond Diaz, Miami Coral Park (Athlete)
Jermiyah Douglas, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
David Fresco, Miami Coral Park (Athlete)
Josh Houston, Fort Lauderdale NSU University School (Athlete)
Bryan Joseph, Doral Academy
Jaden Joselin, Coral Springs Taravella (S)
Dominic Kelly, Miami Palmetto
Bryce Lee, Miramar (Athlete)
Mateo Lucena, Weston Cypress Bay (S)
Walter Olden II, Miami True North Classical Academy
Justin Petit-Homme, North Miami Beach (S)
Carlos Pavon, Miami High
Roger Rodriguez, Miami Coral Reef
Royce Santos, Coconut Creek Monarch
William Secola, Miami Archbishop Carroll (S)
Larry Spring, Miami Killian
Bobby Stokes, Miramar
Kenan Tookes, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely
Kevin White, Miami St. Brendan Academy (S)
Ricky Williams Jr., Miami Central
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As we continue to promote and examine every position and every player in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, we continue to uncover some impressive prospects.
No matter what position or class, we have had the chance to watch film, see athletes live in so many settings that when we rank players, we have a much better feel about players than most who sit behind a computer and watch very few - if any of our standouts perform live and in person.
Recruiting has sadly reached a level where fans, coaches and players will follow a source just on the lists they produce – never taking into consideration that many players they rank or evaluate comes from video and NOT watching them in a live setting to determine character and the intangibles that truly make up the recruiting process.
THOSE 2024 LINEBACKERS ARE ON THE RISE
One of the positions we all continue to watch are the linebackers. With many underclassmen starting to make their way, today we look at some rising seniors in the class of 2024.
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Among those prospects you will want to keep an eye on include Dylan Calero (Miami Gulliver Prep), Lathan Croley (Miami Palmetto), recent transfer Carlos “C.J.” Dales (Davie Western), productive Bowen Drewes (Plantation American Heritage), rover Terrell Franklin (Miami St. Brendan), Ryan Geary (Weston Cypress Bay), Aidan Harris (Fort Lauderdale Dillard) and play-making standout Denzell Johnson (Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna).
Also, there are Jarvis Johnson (Miami Westminster Christian - OLB), Jerome Johnson (Miami Northwestern - OLB), Charquez Lee (Miami Palmetto), Leroy Lee Jr. (Doral Academy), James Lewis (Miami Booker T. Washington), Darrion Lovinsky - Miami Central - OLB), recent transfer Amen Mackey (OLB) and teammate Gavin Mortazavi (Miami Palmetto - OLB), and difference maker Eduardo Nunez (Homestead).
The Class of 2024 also boasts prospects such as Roman Reid (Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons), difference makers Nicholas Rodriguez (Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas), and Miami Central’s Vincent Shavers and Lamar Smith. This amazing group also spotlights Kaleb Stewart (Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna), Daris Swan (Miami Palmetto – OLB), Eldreen Terma (Miami Edison), Keith Thompson (Fort Lauderdale Dillard), Omar Thornton (Plantation American Heritage), and Miami Northwestern’s Felix Ward and Antwan Williams.
WAIT, THERE ARE MORE
While we gave you some prospects to keep an eye on – here are some others you may want to watch this off-season right into spring:
Caleb Turner-Allen, Miami Dr. Krop
Marek Anderson, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy
Jaden Atkinson, Miramar
Theandre Ballon, Hollywood Avant Garde
Ryan Jean-Baptiste, North Miami
Sawyer Bartelt, Homestead South Dade
Jerrium Berry, Miami Archbishop Carroll
Davon Bezada, Miramar Everglades
Chevelle Borden, Miami Varela
Ben Brittsan, Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian
Micah Buchanan, Miami Archbishop Carroll
Emilio Cabrera, Miami Ferguson
Denis Canales, Miami High (Athlete)
Quincey Cassius, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (OLB)
Marco Castillo, Miami True North (Athlete)
Dylan Celeide, Hialeah Barbara Goleman
Raul Cepedo, Homestead South Dade
Gabriel Cifuentes, Miami Ferguson
Michael Devine, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
Ryan Earle, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
Jermaine Eaton, Miami Jackson (OLB)
Xavier Enriquez, Miami St, Brendan (OLB)
Gabriel Erhuanga, Miami Archbishop Carroll
Kyle Ford, Fort Lauderdale (OLB)
Jason Francois, Hialeah Barbara Goleman
Camden Franklin, Sunrise Piper
David Gomez, Hollywood McArthur
Sebastien Graham, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy
Corey Grant, Coral Springs Coral Glades (OLB)
Santana Harrison, Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson
Jonathan Hawkes, Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson (OLB)
Billy Horace, Fort Lauderdale (OLB)
Stanley Isma, Coral Springs (OLB)
Jason Jones, Miramar
Logan Juste, Davie Western
Eric Kelly, Miramar
Semaj Kimpson, Miami Monsignor Pace
Sebastian LaFaile, Miramar
Jayden Leevy, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
Zadayne Leigh, Miramar Everglades
Joel Lugo, Hollywood Avant Garde Academy
Nikolas Maalouf, Plantation
Immanuel Mahoney, Hialeah American
Jeremiah Marion, Fort Lauderdale (OLB)
Delvion Martin, Miami Northwestern
Hunter Martin, Miami True North
Jorge Matias, Miami Archbishop Carroll
Stephen McCloud, Miami True North Classical Academy (Athlete)
Adryan Mendoza, Miami Immaculata LaSalle
Junior Mensama, Miami Jackson (OLB)
Jivari Milton, Miramar
Brandon Mirabel, Miami St. Brendan
Brandon Miranda, Miami Archbishop Carroll
Malik Mirza, Davie Nova (DE)
Carlos Morales, Pembroke Pines West Broward
Eric Morris, Coral Springs (OLB)
Tien Nguyen, Miramar Everglades
Joshua Omidiran, Miramar Everglades
Julian Ortiz, Miami Carol City
Michele Pasucci, Miami Gulliver Prep
Richard Phillips, Miami Coral Reef (OLB)
Chandly Pierre, Miami Belen Jesuit
Sebastian Polo, Doral Academy
Tariq Qaiyim, Coral Spring Taravella
Chase Quarterman, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons
Tristan Ramsey, Miami Booker T. Washington
Matthew Reis, Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian
Madison Reyes, Weston Cypress Bay (OLB)
Quinton Rodgers, Miami Central
Jordy Rodriguez, Miami Ferguson (OLB)
Derrick Rolle, Miramar
Nicholas Quintero, Miami Ferguson
Jalen Saintil, Homestead South Dade (OLB)
Michael Sanchez, Miami Archbishop Carroll (Athlete)
Jorge Sanchez, Miami Archbishop Carroll
Braedon Serna, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons
Tranell Smith, Pembroke Pines Flanagan (Athlete)
Sebastian Sosa, Weston Cypress Bay
Abram Staten, Miramar Everglades
Kavaughn Stewart, Coral Springs Taravella
Jon St. Cloud, Coral Gables
Bishop St. Onge, Cooper City
Nasir Smith, Miami Archbishop Carroll (OLB)
Dwayne Sturrup, Miami Booker T. Washington
Marcus Talabert, Coconut Creek Monarch
Evan Tempro, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy
Travis Thompson, Coconut Creek
Jermaine Vaughn, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy
Nicholas Vazquez, Pembroke Pines West Broward
Michael Verra, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy
Jonathan Ward, Hallandale
Bryce Webb, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons
Brenden Weiberg, Davie Western
Michael Wiggins, Miramar
Damaine Wilson, Coconut Creek
Jarrod Young Jr., Miami Monsignor Pace
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WINTER GARDEN, Fl. – When the Under Armour All-American camp headed to Florida, you just knew that there would be some impressive headliners and showstoppers.
With several media members and recruiting analysts on hand at West Orange High School, they were treated some amazing performances during a five hour period.
From nationally-rated prospects to south Florida stars, the day certainly gave the Sunshine State a reason to be proud of what’s ahead in Classes 2024, 2025 and event 2026.
While prospects sch as LSU commit Colin Hurley (QB, Jacksonville Trinity Christian), Korey Duff Jr. (TE/WR, Melville (N.Y.) St. Anthony’s, Clearwater Academy International OL Jason Zandamela, Jacksonville RAINES 2025 OL Solomon Thomas, Athlete Micahi Danzy from Tallahassee FSU High, Camdon Frier, Athlete, an FSU commit from Lake City Columbia, Sean Sevillano Jr., DL, Clearwater Academy International, defensive back Zavier Mincey, who was fresh off the basketball court for Daytona Beach Mainland, defensive back Cai Bates from Orlando Edgewater and DL L.J. McCray from Daytona Beach Mainland, whose father (Lawal) was a one-time head coach at Boyd Anderson, there were some south Florida stars who also turned heads.
Among those Miami-Dade and Broward standouts included recent Miami Jackson transfer Edge rusher Tyclean Luman (Miami Norland), who was voted co-MVP for the defensive line. Others were Chaminade-Madonna QB Cedrick Bailey, one of the top passers. The running backs also received plenty of recognition with recent Dillard transfer Chris Wheatley-Humphrey, Miami Booker T. Washington Gerald Modest Jr., and recent Tampa Wharton and IMG Academy transfer Stacy Gage (St. Thomas Aquinas). Gage was presented with an invitation to the Under Armour All-America Game.
Chaminade-Madonna standout athlete Joshisa Trader and teammate defensive back Zaquan Patterson, and St. Thomas Aquinas defensive backs Ryan Mack and Romanas Frderique Jr. turned heads as well.
Miami Norland, which has truly transformed their team, had Tyclean’s twin brother, Tycoolhill Luman, Monsignor Pace transfer Dimitry Nicolas and Miami Carol City under-the-radar nose tackle transfer Germaine Carter.
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Back at the beginning of February, when the camp and combine season began, there was one event that simply stole the show for student/athletes in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties.
Now that event moves north to West Palm Beach on Sunday, March 26 at Keiser University, and the exposure and coverage that was very much present at the first combine will follow this event as well.
The South Florida Combine Series presented by Bleechr will be held from 12 noon to 4 p.m. at Keiser University (2600 North Military Trail, West Palm Beach, FL 33409).
Open to football prospects Classes 2023-2027, this event will not only get the younger prospects on the radar screen, but also assist the veteran players with additional exposure that so many are looking for.
“What this event is all about is to promote, teach and evaluate EVERY prospect that attends,” said former Miami Dolphin great receiver Chris Chambers. “We know exactly what it takes to provide exposure while teaching student/athletes and their parents some things that will go a long way in this competitive recruiting process.”
Along with Chambers, Lazaro Suarez (bleechr.com) and Larry Blustein (larryblustein.com), all facets of this event will be covered by people who know every part of recruiting – providing well over a half century of experience and valuable knowledge.
All athletes who attend will receive a compression shirt, professional head shot and action photos. In addition, the top five athletes in each position will be invited to the Bleechr College Recruiting Showcase at the end of the series in Miami.
Participants will receive exclusive action photos as well as videos of their performance, professional video interviews, a Bleechr college recruiting profile upgrade plus personal college recruitment assistance.
“With Chris and Larry, you have two of the most respected, recognized and trusted professionals in this competitive and often tricky world of recruiting,” Suarez said. “When we tell you that EVERYONE who attends will be promoted, we mean exactly that. We have so many avenues to get the word out – and for such a low price, it has to be a MUST on your off-season schedule.”
If you need more information or would like to sign up, just check out: https://bleechr.com/events/event/1024-larry-blustein-south-florida-combine-series-presented-by-bleechr
KISSIMMEE – As we head into the final day of the 2023 Florida High School Wrestling Championships at the Silver Spurs Arena, South Dade has simply left no doubt who the best team in Florida is.
The Bucs have an overwhelming 95 point lead on second place Southwest Miami and will send six wrestlers into the 4 p.m. finals.
Head Coach Vic Balmeceda and his team continued an over two decade dominance in the sport and have accomplished everything possible.
With only Brandon and its total five decade dominance of the sport ahead of South Dade’s legacy, this team has combined veterans and youth to put another stamp on this amazing program.
1A IS STILL A RACE
While the Bucs have relaxed since the first round, Class 1A has been a dogfight with three schools still very much in the race for a state title.
Head Coach Joe Blasucci and Pembroke Pines Somerset, who won two years ago, lead with 148 points, but last year’s state champions Jensen Beach (136) and upstart Naples First Baptist (123.5) still pose a threat.
Somerset has four in the finals – while Jensen Beach will feature three in the finals and First Baptist has five.
All Somerset has to do is win and everything will take care of itself.
2A is also an exciting two team race with defending state champion Lake Gibson and Punta Gorda Charlotte within striking distance with wrestlers still remaining.
GIRLS FEATURE A NUMBER OF LOCALS
As much of the attention was on what is going on with the boys, the girls also had a solid tournament as North Miami and South Dade had an outstanding showing.
The Pioneers have two in the finals – including unbeaten defending state champion Mya Bethel – while I-Cart Galumette (110 pounds - North Miami), Analy Banuelos 115 pounds – Miami Braddock), unbeaten Gabriela Caro (125 pounds – Parkland Douglas), Sofia Delgado (140 pounds – Miami Coral Park) and Yoseline Perez (235 pounds - South Dade) all making the finals as well.
3A
1 South Dade, 207.5
2 Southwest Miami, 112
3 Kissimmee Osceola, 79
4 Naples Palmetto Ridge 70
5 Valrico Bloomingdale 51.5
6 Weston Cypress Bay 51
7 Ganesville Buchholz 50
8 Lutz Steinbrenner 44.5
9 Harmony 42
10 Doral Academy 41
3A FINALS
106
Andrew Punzalan (Cypress Bay) vs. Nathaniel Overman (Bloomigdale)
113
Christian Vazquez (Doral Academy) vs. Tyler Washburn (Palmetto Ridge)
120
Luis Acevedo (South Dade) vs. Blaine Taranto (Venice)
126
Ethan Vugman (BHartram Trail) vs. Colin Bradshaw (Steinbrenner)
132
Cavarius Liddie (Gainesville Buchholz) vs. Danny Martinez (Southwest Miami)
138
Elvis Solis (South Dade) vs. Aaron Lanster (Miami Beach)
145
Misha Arbos (South Dade) vs. Anderson Heap (Kissimmee Osceola)
152
Alexander Solo (Fort Myers Riverdale) vs. Cooper Haase (Kissimmee Osceola0
160
Cordell White (South Dade) vs. Adrian Ochoa (Southwest Miami)
170
Lawrence Rosario (South Dade) vs, Roman Garcia (Palmetto Ridge)
182
Franklyn Ordonez (Southwest Miami) vs. Dominic Joyce (North Port)
195
Kason Nichols (Gainesville Buchholz) vs. John Roberts (Vero Beach)
220
Sawyer Bartelt (South Dade) vs. Jonathan Fraga (Southwest Miami)
285
Austin Foye (Palmetto Ridge) vs. Nelson Toro (Harmony)
2A
1 Lakeland Lake Gibson 129.5
2. Punta Gorda Charlotte 121
3 Fleming Island 109
4 Tampa Jesuit 84
5 Cape Coral Mariner 52
6 Brandon 51.5
7 Palm Bay Heritage 48
8 Winter Springs 46.5
9 Satellite
10 Bradenton Braden River 45.5
2A Finals
106
Lando Quiroga (Merritt Island) vs. Roberto Rodrigues (Brandon)
113
Camren French (Charlotte) vs. Roman Lermer (Tampa Jesuit)
120
Alexander McMiller (Satellite) vs. Christian Fretwell (Lake Gibson)
126
Maximus Brady (Cape Coral Mariner) vs, Dominick Smith (River Ridge)
132
Jayce Paridon (Fleming Island) vs. Kevin Kerns (Deltona)
138
Draven McCall (Tampa Jesuit) vs. Lucas Giles (Naples Barron Collier)
145
Keith Cole (Palm Bay Heritage) vs. Hayden Whidden (Lake Gibson)
152
Brandon Cody (Tampa Jesuit) vs. Gianni Maldonado (Lake Gibson)
160
Christopher Minto (Cape Coral Mariner) vs. Gage Wiggins (Bradenton Braden River)
170
August Batson (Port Orange Atlantic) vs. Elijah Penton (Winter Springs)
182
Michael McCarthy (Satellite) vs. Jessey Coral (Bradenton Braden River)
195
Nathaniel Box (Charlotte) vs. Brian Burburija (Clearwater Countryside)
220
Cael Newton (Charlotte) vs. Dylon York (New Smyrna Beach)
285
Nate Gabriel (Auburndale) vs. Ryder Luck (Tallahassee Lincoln)
1A
1A Finals
106
Mason O’Dell (Miami Mater Lakes) vs. Jake Austin (Somerset)
113
Derrick Williams (Panama City Bay) vs. Jovani Solis (Somerset)
120
Jonathan Moder (Naples First Baptist) vs. Sebastian Degennaro (Jensen Beach)
126
Ryan Mooney (Jensen Beach) vs. Matthew Velasco (Somerset)
132
Tristan Saenz (Somerset) vs. Gavin Nolan (Clearwater Central Catholic)
138
Mikade Harvey (Palatka) vs. Nicholas Yancey (Cardinal Gibbons)
145
Jewell Williams (Jensen Beach) vs. Michael Kensey (Naples First Baptist)
152
Dylan Fox (Jensen Beach) vs. Kalias Nazario (Miami Mater Lakes)
160
Gavin Patton (Naples First Baptist) vs. Kendrick Hodge (Somerset Academy)
170
Koen Hoffman (Englewood Lemon Bay) vs. Kyle Grey (Lincoln Park Academy)
182
Christian Aiden Moder (Naples First Baptist) vs, Chase Alden (Lemon Bay)
195
Alex Smith (Yulee) vs. Michael Mocco (Cardinal Gibbons)
220
David Mercado (Panama City North Bay Haven) vs. Damian Soto (Miami Mater Lakes)
285
Devin Williams (Hernando) vs. Caleb Rodriguez (Naples First Baptist)
Girls
1 Palm Coast Matanzas 104.0
2 Orlando Freedom 90.0
3 Apopka 48.0
4 Kissimme Osceola 48.
5 North Miami 47
6 Middleburg 44
7 Key West 41.5
8 South Dade 40
9 Jacksonville Bartram Trail 37
10 Brooksville Hernando 34
Finals
105
Adrianna Barrientos (Oakleaf) vs. Gabby Tedesco (Lake Gibson)
110
Jazlyn Diaz (Fort Myers Riverdale) vs. I-Cart Galumette (North Miami)
115
Analy Bauelos (Miami Braddock) vs. Cameron Galvin (Orlando Freedom)
120
Christina Birgmann (Palm Coast Matanzas) vs. Milani Borrelli (Orlando Lake Nona)
125
Gabriela Caro (Parkland Douglas) vs.Christina Turner (Sarasota Military Academy)
130
Aireena Gavere (Milton) vs. Brielle Bibla (Matanzas)
135
Gaby Perez (Fort Pierce Central) vs. Lucy Maris (Satellite)
140
Sofia Delgado (Miami Coral Park) vs. Ailee Briggs (Key West)
145
Katherine Stewart (Bartram Trail) vs. Kendall Bibla (Matanzas)
155
Mya Bethel (North Miami) vs. Emiliana Martinez (Kissimmee Gateway)
170
Salexa Lontoc-Ortiz (Orlando Freedom) vs.Grace Leota (Brooksville Hernando)
190
Cheyenne Cruce (Middleburg) vs. Shannon Briggs (Key West)
235
Kinea Moore (Gulfport Boca Ciega) vs. Yoseline Perez (South Dade)
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