While many programs on the west coach and in northern Florida will use this extra week to get ready for the state playoffs, playing makeup games, most of Miami-Dade and Broward Counties will play the waiting game.
Because of the two devastating hurricanes that hit parts of Florida, the regular season was extended a week to help those schools, and their student/athletes get in games that were missed.
As some schools relished the two weeks off, others weren’t so welcoming, but as the local teams tune up for a run at Pit Bull Stadium on the campus of Florida International University in December, it’s time to get back to work.
Here is a look at 20 Miami-Dade Broward Week 12 teams:
1 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (8-2, 1A). LAST WEEK: The Lions finished off the regular season. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
2. Miami Norland (7-2, 4A). LAST WEEK: The Vikings were off as they looked to take the tough road to get back to the state title game. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
3. Plantation American Heritage (7-2, 4A). After a regular season-ending upset against Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, the Patriots were off. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
4. Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (7-3, 5A). LAST WEEK: The Raiders were off. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
5. Miami Northwestern (7-2, 3A). NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
6. Miami Booker T. Washington (6-3, 2A). LAST WEEK: The Tornadoes were off. THIS WEEK: 11/7 – No. 15 Miami Palmetto in a continuation of a game stopped at halftime. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
7. Miami Southridge (8-2, 6A). LAST WEEK: The Spartans rolled to the district title with a win against Homestead South Dade, 33-7. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
8. Miami Christopher Columbus (6-3, 7A). LAST WEEK: The Explorers were off. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
9. Davie Western (4-6, 7A). LAST WEEK: Despite having to forfeit two win – including the district title, the Wildcats rolled to a 35-10 win against No. 16 Pembroke Pines West Broward. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
10. Coconut Creek Monarch (6-3, 6A). LAST WEEK: The Knights ended the regular season with a convincing 52-42 win against No. 17 Pompano Beach Blanche Ely. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
11. Sunrise Piper (9-1, 6A). LAST WEEK: The Bengals finished the regular season with a 49-14 win against Hollywood South Broward. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
12. Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (7-2, 1A). LAST WEEK: The Spartans ended the regular season with an exciting 28-27 win against Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
13. Hialeah (8-2, 4A). LAST WEEK: The Thoroughbreds wrapped up the regular season. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
14. Miami Carol City (7-3, 2A). LAST WEEK: The Chiefs continued their impressive turnaround with a continued to impress with a 35-0 win against North Lauderdale Somerset Prep. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
15. Miami Palmetto (6-3, 7A). LAST WEEK: The Panthers dropped a 19-14 game against Fort Myers Bishop Verot. THIS WEEK: 11/7 - @ No. 6 Miami Booker T. Washington in a continuation of a game stopped at halftime. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
16. Pembroke Pines West Broward (7-3, 6A). LAST WEEK: The Bobcats dropped a 35-10 decision to No. 10 Davie Western. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
17. Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (7-3, 5A). LAST WEEK: The Tigers dropped a 52-42 decision to No. 10 Coconut Creek Monarch. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
18. Fort Lauderdale Dillard (7-2, 4A). LAST WEEK: The Panthers beat Deerfield Beach 39-13 on Friday & Riviera Beach Suncoast on Monday, 56-0 over Riviera Beach Suncoast. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
19. Miramar (6-4, 5A). LAST WEEK: The Patriots won for the fifth time in six games, 42-28, over Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
20. Miami Immaculata LaSalle (8-1, 2A). LAST WEEK: The Royal Lions beat Miami Dr. Krop, 35-6. THIS WEEK: 11/7 – Miami Ransom Everglades. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs, TBA.
KEEP AN EYE ON: Coconut Creek (4-4, 5A), Coral Gables (5-4, 7A), Davie Nova (7-3, 6A), Doral Academy (5-3, 6A), Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian (7-3, 2A), Fort Lauderdale NSU University School (8-2, Independent), Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (5-4, 2A), Fort Lauderdale (4-5, 6A), Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (5-4, 3A), Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy (5-4, Independent), Hollywood South Broward (4-6, 6A), Homestead (4-4, 6A). Homestead South Dade (5-5, 7A), Miami Archbishop Carroll (6-4, 1A), Miami Florida Christian (9-1, Independent), Miami Edison (5-5, 1A), Miami Jackson (4-6, 3A), Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman (4-6, 7A), Miami Ransom Everglades (6-2, 2A), Miami Springs (3-7, 2A), Miami True North Classical Academy (7-2, 1A), North Miami (6-4, 5A), North Miami Beach (3-6, 2A), Pembroke Pines Charter (6-3, 5A), Pembroke Pines Flanagan (6-3, 6A), Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy (6-3, 3A), Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy (6-3, 4A), Plantation (6-4, 4A). Weston Cypress Bay (5-4, 7A).
WEEKLY RANKINGS
PRE-SEASON. https://larryblustein.com/news/miami-dade-broward-pre-season-top-20-st-thomas-begins-at-no-1
Week 2. https://larryblustein.com/news/miami-dade-broward-week-2-top-20-st-thomas-remains-on-top
Week 3. https://larryblustein.com/news/miami-dade-broward-week-3-top-20-surprises-shake-things-up
WEEK 4. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-4-things-are-getting-very-interesting
WEEK 5. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-5-local-rankings-change-from-week-to-week
WEEK 6. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-6-district-play-has-started-in-miami-dade-broward
WEEK 7. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-7-st-thomas-aquinas-miami-central-hollywood-chaminade-madonna-remain-at-the-top
WEEK 8. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-8-head-to-head-matchups-are-key
WEEK 9. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-9-chaminade-madonna-moves-back-on-top
WEEK 10. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-10-highlights-some-crucial-miami-dade-broward-games
WEEK 11. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-11-playoff-spots-are-now-filled-for-miami-dade-broward-county-teams
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A little bit of news for 7A schools who may have felt that their path to the Florida High School state championships at Pitbull Stadium at FIU would be clear to see, you may want to put on your glasses.
While they had games stripped for rules violations, head coach Adam Ratkevich and his Davie Western Wildcats sent a message.
When they beat Pembroke Pines West Broward 35-10 in the regular season finale at Miramar Everglades High School, they finished 4-6 and perhaps a No. 8 seed when the state playoffs begin next week.
Remember that two of those losses came via forfeit after they were found in violation of rules and were stripped of a district title that they won on the field.
This has been a crazy season for this football team that was one of the favorites in the race for a 7A state title. The season started with losses to Hoover, Alabama (8-2), Plantation American Heritage (Florida’s No. 1 overall seed in 4A), five-time defending state champion Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas and national power Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna.
The Wildcats were stripped of a non-district win against 10-0 West Boca Raton and Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman in a district game that they originally won 31-6.
As the final week will unfold, which was added in wake of the two hurricanes that devastated parts of Florida, Western will find out exactly what their path will be.
In addition to that win, here is a look at the way Week 11 went in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties:
Cape Coral Oasis 19, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy 7
Coconut Creek 42, Parkland Douglas 7
Coconut Creek Monarch 52, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely 42
Coral Springs 40, Coral Springs Taravella 7
Davie Nova 22, Hollywood Hills 14
Deerfield Beach Somerset Academy Key 1, Homestead Everglades Prep 0 (Forfeit)
Fort Lauderdale 17, Fort Lauderdale 0
Fort Lauderdale Dillard 39, Deerfield Beach 7
Fort Lauderdale NSU University School 42, Vero Beach St. Edward’s 6
Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest 6, Marathon 3
Fort Myers Bishop Verot 19, Miami Palmetto 14
Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy 33, Miami Beach 22
Hollywood Avant Garde 12, Hialeah ABF 8
Miami Carol City 35, North Lauderdale Somerset Prep 0
Miami Coral Reef 35, North Miami Mourning 14
Miami Ferguson 37, Hialeah Gardens 14
Miami Florida Christian 31, Miami Palmer Trinity 0
Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace 28, Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman 27
Miami Immaculata LaSalle 35, Miami Dr. Krop 6
Miami Killian 33, Miami Belen Jesuit 15
Miami Southridge 33, Homestead South Dade 7
Miami St. Brendan 24, Miami Gulliver Prep 21
Miami True North Classical Academy 28, Boynton Beach Somerset Canyons 17
Miami Westminster Christian 56, Somerset South Homestead 8
Miramar 42, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons 28
Miramar Everglades 32, Hollywood McArthur 26
North Miami 40, Hialeah American 22
Oakland Park Northeast 14, Pompano Beach 6
Plantation 38, South Plantation 0
Weston Cypress Bay 37, Hallandale 30
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By Dave Brousseau - BCAA Writer
PLANTATION – In the previous 51 meetings between the Plantation and South Plantation football teams, only 15 times has the outcome been decided fewer than 10 points.
Thursday at the PAL Field this wasn’t one of those competitive results.
Led by running backs Andre Barrington and Rayshawn Cunningham, the Colonels rolled to a 38-0 victory and 11th straight win over the Paladins.
The shutout was the second consecutive for Plantation (6-4) over its rival and was the first back-to-back shutout since the 1990-91 seasons.
“This definitely a game that you always want to take home,” said Plantation coach Darrell Strong said. “Regardless of the records on each side, both teams want to come out and play.”
While the Plantation defense stymied the South Plantation offense until the final whistle sounded, the Colonels run game proved too much for their opponent.
Barrington rushed for 157 yards on 15 carries three touchdowns, including the final score and play of the game with 2:44 remaining putting the Colonels up 38. With the running clock underway, the was no need for the following kickoff as time expired.
“Cunningham, who has no carries in the opening quarter, had 84 of his 140 yards on the night in the second quarter, that also included a 30-yard scoring run that led to a 19-0 half time lead.
Senior defender Ashton Jackson also added a second half touchdown after recovering a fumble in the endzone late in the third quarter.
“We know we want to keep the trophy at Plantation,” said Strong. “It’s always a game we want to win. It’s always the most important game of the season.”
South Plantation (4-6) had several scoring chances and got within three yards of the goal line in the fourth quarter, but penalties and a pair of sacks ended the threat.
South Plantation won the inaugural meeting between the teams in 1972 and led the series 13-5 after a 23-21 victory in 1989. Since then, the Colonels have only lost six times and now leads the series 33-19 and having outscored the Paladins 1309-654. The shutout win was only the ninth overall shutout of the series.
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Before the season began if you asked any football fan which teams would have a chance to reach the state title game, many of the usual programs would be part of the conversation.
One of those teams that many felt had perhaps the best chance they ever had of perhaps playing for a state title was Davie Western.
The Wildcats and veteran head coach Adam Ratkevich had the talent, coaching and were among the top 7A teams in south Florida.
After losing to Hoover, Alabama in the Broward National Showcase, the Wildcats would then drop three of the next four.
But October arrived and this team started to play like everyone thought they would, winning four straight.
But just as the sun started to shine, dark clouds surfaced and the thought of a district title and a strong run in the playoffs were dashed when using ineligible players cost this team a district championship, and two wins they worked hard to achieve.
Instead of being a top four seed, No. 20 Western now falls to the eight seed for the upcoming state playoffs and perhaps a trip to Miami to take on No. 1 seed and two-time defending state champion Miami Chistopher Columbus – instead of that much-anticipated second or third round game.
This evening, the Wildcats are on the road for a non-district contest with 15-6A district champions in No. 10 Pembroke Pines West Broward (7-2) and head coach Brian McCartney, who have reeled off six straight wins.
The 7:00 contest at Miramar Everglades High is indeed one of the premier contests in south Florida in the next to last week of the regular season. A win will send this team into the playoffs with some momentum as they accept the sanctions and move on.
DAVIE WESTERN WILDCATS
Hoover, Alabama, L 17-14
Plantation American Heritage, L 51-12
Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, L 23-15
Coral Springs Taravella, W 8-0 (Game Called)
Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, L 26-9
West Boca Raton, Forfeit Loss
Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman, Forfeit Loss’
Weston Cypress Bay, W 46-0
Deerfield Beach, W 36-0
11/1 - @Pembroke Pines West Broward
PEMBROKE PINES WEST BROWARD
Hollywood South Broward, W 57-14
Camden County, Georgia, L 52-29
Plantation, L 25-21
Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons, W 43-39
Pembroke Pines Flanagan, W 35-0
Miramar Everglades, W 48-0
Naples Gulf Coast, W 63-19
Miami Beach, W 37-6
Miami Dr. Krop, W 48-7
11/1 – Davie Western
In addition to this game, here is a look at some of the other Week 11 matchups:
THURSDAY, October 31
Deerfield Beach Somerset Academy Key 1, Homestead Everglades Prep 0 (Forfeit)
Fort Lauderdale NSU University School 42, Vero Beach St. Edward’s 6
Miami Carol City 35, North Lauderdale Somerset Prep 0
Plantation 38, South Plantation 0
Weston Cypress Bay 37, Hallandale 30
WEDNESDAY, October 30
Miami Springs 14, Westland Hialeah 12
FRIDAY, November 1
GMAC Independent Semifinal: Miami Ferguson at Hialeah Gardens, 3:30
GMAC Independent Semifinal: North Miami Mourning vs. Miami Coral Reef (Southridge), 7
Coconut Creek at Parkland Stoneman Douglas, 7
No. 13 Coconut Creek Monarch at No. 11 Pompano Beach Blanche Ely, 7
Cooper City at Pembroke Pines Flanagan, 7
Coral Springs at Coral Springs Taravella (Coral Springs), 7
Coral Springs Coral Glades at Boca Raton, 6:30
Davie Nova at Hollywood Hills, 4
Deerfield Beach at No. 19 Fort Lauderdale Dillard, 7
Deerfield Beach Somerset Key at Delray American Heritage, 7
Fort Lauderdale vs. Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (Lockhart), 7
No. 18 Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons at Miramar, 7
Goulds Palm Glades Prep at Somerset Silver Palms, 7
Hialeah ABF Academy at Hollywood Avant Garde (Ansin Park, Miramar), 7
Hialeah American vs. North Miami (Traz), 7:30
Marathon at Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest, 7
Miami Beach vs. Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy (Milander), 3
Miami Dr. Krop at Miami Immaculata La Salle, 7
Miami Florida Christian at Miami Palmer Trinity, 4
No. 15 Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace at Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman (Milander), 7:30
Miami Gulliver Prep at Miami St. Brendan, 7
Miami Killian at Miami Belen Jesuit, 7
No. 7 Miami Palmetto at Fort Myers Bishop Verot, 7
No. 9 Miami Southridge at Homestead South Dade (Harris), 7:30
Miami True North Classical Academy at Boynton Beach Somerset Canyons, 7
Miramar Everglades at Hollywood McArthur, 7
North Miami Beach at Lake City Columbia, 7
Oakland Park Northeast at Pompano Beach, 7
Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy at Naples St. John Neumann, 7
Somerset South Homestead at Miami Westminster Christian, 4
Southwest Miami vs. Coral Gables (Tropical), 7:30
Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy at West Palm Beach The Kings Academy, 6:30
Sunrise Piper at Hollywood South Broward, 7
Tavernier Coral Shores at Key West, 7
Weston Cypress Bay at Hallandale, 7
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While many have called tonight’s (7:00) Plantation and South Plantation game a rivalry at PAL Field in Plantation, the 15-5 advantage that the Colonels (5-3) hold over the Paladins (4-5) in the past 20 meetings and a 10-game winning streak says otherwise.
This annual “Mayor’s Cup” game has watched Plantation dominate, and as they are headed toward the 4A playoffs, this is a game that is indeed very important to get a win.
Placed in a district with state-rated Miami Norland and Plantation American Heritage, first year head coach Darrell Strong has put together a solid year with a mix of veteran and youth players.
For the Paladins, it has been a much different story with Ronald Jackson taking over the team late in the off-season.
While they have won four times, two of the losses came in district play against Hollywood South Broward and Davie Nova.
SOUTH PLANTATION PALADINS
Coral Springs Coral Glades, W 16-0
Sunrise Piper, L 35-0
Davie Nova, L 33-22
Coral Springs, W 42-12
Oakland Park Northeast, W 53-12
Fort Lauderdale Stranahan, L 40-21
Hollywood South Broward, L 31-6
Cooper City, W 22-6
Hollywood McArthur, L 23-21
10/31 – @Plantation
PLANTATION COLONELS
Fort Lauderdale Dillard, W 27-21
Miramar, W 2-0
Pembroke Pines West Broward, W 25-21
Hollywood South Broward, W 29-0
Plantation American Heritage, L 35-0
Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (TO BE FINISHED)
Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy, W 18-3
Sunrise Piper, L 14-7
Miami Norland, L 37-20
10/31 - South Plantation
2024 PLANTATION-SOUTH PLANTATION FOOTBALL SERIES
All-time Series: Plantation leads 32-19
YEAR WINNER LOSER SCORE
2023 - Plantation - South Plantation 72-0
2022 - Plantation - South Plantation 48-14
2021 - Plantation - South Plantation 60-0
2020 - Plantation - South Plantation 55-13
2019 - Plantation - South Plantation 61-7
2018 - Plantation - South Plantation 52-0
2017 - Plantation - South Plantation 50-14
2016 - Plantation - South Plantation 18-16
2015 - Plantation - South Plantation 52-7
2014 - Plantation - South Plantation 46-7
2013 – NO GAME
2012 - South Plantation - Plantation 10-0
2011 - Plantation - South Plantation 18-12
2010 - Plantation - South Plantation 27-13
2009 - South Plantation - Plantation 20-7
2008 - Plantation - South Plantation 10-9
2007 - South Plantation - Plantation 27-21
2006 - South Plantation - Plantation 42-20
2005 - South Plantation - Plantation 33-6
2004 - Plantation - South Plantation 30-0
2003 - Plantation - South Plantation 26-7
2002 - Plantation - South Plantation 41-3
2001 - Plantation - South Plantation 42-0
2000 - Plantation - South Plantation 28-7
1999 Plantation South Plantation 21-7
1998 - Plantation - South Plantation 54-27
1997 - Plantation - South Plantation 10-7
1996 - South Plantation - Plantation 18-13
1995 - Plantation - South Plantation 24-13
1994 - Plantation - South Plantation 27-19
1993 - Plantation - South Plantation 10-7
1992 - Plantation - South Plantation 21-7
1991 - Plantation - South Plantation 47-0
1990 - Plantation - South Plantation 49-0
1989 - South Plantation - Plantation 23-21
1988 - Plantation - South Plantation 7-5
1987 - South Plantation - Plantation 24-17
1986 - Plantation - South Plantation No score
1985 - South Plantation - Plantation 17-3
1984 - Plantation - South Plantation 10-3
1983 - South Plantation - Plantation 17-14
1982 - South Plantation - Plantation 26-9
1981 - South Plantation - Plantation 16-6
1980 - South Planation - Plantation 6-3 (OT)
1979 - Plantation - South Plantation 17-7
1978 - South Plantation - Plantation 14-3
1977 - South Plantation - Plantation 21-17
1976 - South Plantation - Plantation 29-13
1975 - South Plantation - Plantation 25-6
1974 - South Plantation - Plantation 20-19
1973 - Plantation - South Plantation 26-6
1972 - South Plantation - Plantation 29-8
# Researched By Dave Brousseau.
In addition to the Plantation-South Plantation, the only other game in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties today will be North Lauderdale Somerset Prep at No. 17 Miami Carol City (Traz Powell), 3:30.
FRIDAY, November 1
GMAC Independent Semifinal: Miami Ferguson at Hialeah Gardens, 3:30
GMAC Independent Semifinal: North Miami Mourning vs. Miami Coral Reef (Southridge), 7
Coconut Creek at Parkland Stoneman Douglas, 7
No. 13 Coconut Creek Monarch at No. 11 Pompano Beach Blanche Ely, 7
Cooper City at Pembroke Pines Flanagan, 7
Coral Springs at Coral Springs Taravella (Coral Springs), 7
Coral Springs Coral Glades at Boca Raton, 6:30
Davie Nova at Hollywood Hills, 4
No. 20 Davie Western at No. 10 Pembroke Pines West Broward (Miramar Everglades), 7
Deerfield Beach at No. 19 Fort Lauderdale Dillard, 7
Deerfield Beach Somerset Key at Delray American Heritage, 7
Fort Lauderdale vs. Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (Lockhart), 7
No. 18 Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons at Miramar, 7
Goulds Palm Glades Prep at Somerset Silver Palms, 7
Hialeah ABF Academyt at Hollywood Avant Garde (Ansin Park, Miramar), 7
Hialeah American vs. North Miami (Traz), 7:30
Marathon at Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest, 7
Miami Beach vs. Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy (Milander), 3
Miami Dr. Krop at Miami Immaculata La Salle, 7
Miami Florida Christian at Miami Palmer Trinity, 4
No. 15 Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace at Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman (Milander), 7:30
Miami Gulliver Prep at Miami St. Brendan, 7
Miami Killian at Miami Belen Jesuit, 7
No. 7 Miami Palmetto at Fort Myers Bishop Verot, 7
No. 9 Miami Southridge at Homestead South Dade (Harris), 7:30
Miami True North Classical Academy at Boynton Beach Somerset Canyons, 7
Miramar Everglades at Hollywood McArthur, 7
North Miami Beach at Lake City Columbia, 7
Oakland Park Northeast at Pompano Beach, 7
Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy at Naples St. John Neumann, 7
Somerset South Homestead at Miami Westminster Christian, 4
Southwest Miami vs. Coral Gables (Tropical), 7:30
Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy at West Palm Beach The Kings Academy, 6:30
Sunrise Piper at Hollywood South Broward, 7
Tavernier Coral Shores at Key West, 7
Weston Cypress Bay at Hallandale, 7
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