As we are now in Week 10 of the 2025 high school football season, there are still some prime playoff spots that are still up for grabs in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties.
With the next two weeks bringing us some impressive matchups there are some teams that will need to win to either secure a state playoff position or a district title.
All the work that has been put in the off-season is now starting to pay off for so many football programs.
As it happens every year, the top teams have already secured their spots and here’s a look at this week’s rankings:
1 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (5A, 7-1). The Raiders fell behind early, but rallied to beat No. 19 Coconut Creek Monarch, 31-20. THIS WEEK: 10/24 - @ No. 14 Plantation American Heritage. NEXT WEEK: 10/31 – No. 3 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna.
2. Miami Northwestern (3A, 7-1). The Bulls shut out Miami Palmetto, 28-0, in the GMAC Week contest. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – The regular season ends at Miami St. Brendan.
3. Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (1A, 6-1). The Lions enjoyed the week off. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – No. 8 Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons. NEXT WEEK: 10/31 - @No. 2 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas.
4. Miami Central (3A, 6-1). The Rockets came from behind to beat previously unbeaten, and No. 15 Miami Southridge, 34-28. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy. NEXT WEEK: 10/30 - Miami Carol City.
5. Miami Southridge (6A, 8-1). The Spartans broke out to a huge lead, only to watch No. 6 Miami Central come back to win, 34-28 in the Greater Miami Athletic Conference title game. THIS WEEK: 10/24 - Bye. NEXT WEEK: 10/31 – Homestead South Dade.
6. Fort Lauderdale Dillard (4A, 8-0). The Panthers enjoyed the week off after an impressive start. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – Boynton Beach. NEXT WEEK: 11/1 - Deerfield Beach.
7. Pembroke Pines West Broward (6A, 6-2). The Bobcats ran away from Miramar, 52-8, as they continued to roll along. THIS WEEK: 10/23 – Miami Dr. Krop. NEXT WEEK: 10/30 - @Davie Western.
8. Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (2A, 6-2). The Chiefs won for the third straight time, 35-13, against Boca Raton. THIS WEEK: 10/16 - Boca Raton. NEXT WEEK: 10/24 – No. 3 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna.
9. Hollywood McArthur (5A, 6-2). The Mustangs won for the fourth consecutive time, 39-6, against Fort Lauderdale. THIS WEEK: 10/23 – South Plantation. NEXT WEEK: 10/31 - Miramar Everglades.
10. Miami True North Classical Academy (1A, 5-2). The Titans won for the fifth straight time, 42-0, over Boynton Beach Somerset Canyons. THIS WEEK: 10/24 - No. 20 Miami Christopher Columbus. NEXT WEEK: 10/30 - @Miami Westminster Christian.
11. Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy (5A, 7-1). The Lions dropped their first game of the season on the road against Lakeland Lake Gibson, 34-26. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – No. 17 Miami Immaculata LaSalle. NEXT WEEK: 10/31 - Miami Jackson.
12. Miami Palmetto (7A, 6-2). The Panthers dropped a GMAC Week contest to No. 2 Miami Northwestern, 28-0. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – Miami High. NEXT WEEK: 10/30 – Fort Myers Bishop Verot.
13. Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy (4A, 6-2). The Mavericks bounced back with a huge district win against No. 14 Plantation American Heritage. THIS WEEK: 10/24 - @No. 20 Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian Academy. NEXT WEEK: 10/31 – West Palm Beach The King’s Academy.
14. Plantation American Heritage (4A, 4-4). The defending 4A state champion Patriots were upset in a key district game against No. 13 Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – No. 1 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas.
15. Miami Norland (4A, 4-5). The Vikings rebounded with a GMAC Week win against Miami Christopher Columbus, 30-14. THIS WEEK: 10/24 - No. 16 Plantation in the final regular season game of the season.
16. Plantation (4A, 5-3). The Colonels won their second straight game with a 47-0 win against Pompano Beach Blanche Ely. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – No. 15 Miami Norland. NEXT WEEK: 10/30 - @South Plantation.
17. Miami Immaculata LaSalle (2A, 8-0). The Royal Lions remained unbeaten with a 40-0 win against Miami St. Brendan. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – No. 11 Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy. NEXT WEEK: 10/31 - @Miami Dr. Krop.
18. Coconut Creek (5A, 6-2). The Cougars were off this past week. THIS WEEK: 10/23 - Pompano Blanche Ely. NEXT WEEK: 10/30 – Parkland Douglas.
19. Coconut Creek Monarch (6A, 4-4). The Knights battled No. 1 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas for all four quarters before losing, 31-20. THIS WEEK: 10/24 - Sunrise Piper. NEXT WEEK: 10/30 – Pompano Beach Blanche.
20. (TIE) - Miami Christopher Columbus (7A, 3-6). The Explorers dropped a GMAC Week game at home against Miami Norland, 30-14. won their third straight, 45-7, against Coral Gables. THIS WEEK: 10/24 – No. 10 Miami True North Classical Academy in the final regular season game of the season.
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian Academy (2A, 7-1). The Eagles won for the fifth straight time, 16-14, against previously unbeaten Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s Academy. THIS WEEK: 10/24 - No. 13 Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy in the final regular season game.
Here are some other programs that are still in the hunt:
Independent
Doral Ronald Reagan (6-1)
Coral Springs Charter (4-4)
Fort Lauderdale University School (5-4)
Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy (7-1)
Miami Braddock (4-4)
Miami Coral Reef Football (6-2)
Miami Ferguson (4-2)
Miami Florida Christian (6-1-1)
Miami Varela (5-3)
1A
Miami Archbishop Carroll (6-0-1)
Miami Edison (3-4)
Miami Palmer Trinity (5-2)
Miami Westminster Christian (7-1)
2A
Miami Booker T. Washington (2-7)
Miami Carol City (6-3)
Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace 3-5)
Miami Gulliver Prep (5-2)
Miami Killian (5-2)
Miami Ransom Everglades (4-4)
North Miami Beach (4-4)
3A
Miami Springs (2-6)
Miami St. Brendan (4-4)
4A
Hialeah (6-3)
Miami Belen Jesuit (3-6)
5A
Homestead (2-6)
Miramar (3-5)
North Miami (6-3)
Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (3-5)
6A
Davie Nova (3-5)
Doral Academy (4-3)
Pembroke Pines Flanagan (6-2)
Miami Beach (2-5)
Miami Dr. Krop (1-6)
South Plantation (6-2)
Sunrise Piper (6-3)
7A
Coral Gables (4-2)
Coral Springs Coral Glades (6-3)
Davie Western (3-5)
Homestead South Dade (4-5)
Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman (4-4)
Weston Cypress Bay (4-4)
MIAMI-DADE/BROWARD TOP 20
WEEK 1. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-1-top-20-miami-dade-broward-loaded-with-talent
WEEK 2. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-2-top-20-st-thomas-aquinas-moves-to-no-1
WEEK 3. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-3-local-teams-are-starting-to-emerge
WEEK 4. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-4-huge-games-will-test-local-teams
WEEK 5. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-5-new-teams-enter-an-elite-group
WEEK 6. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-6-district-games-will-put-distance-between-teams
WEEK 7. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-7-things-are-beginning-to-get-interesting-for-area-programs
WEEK 8. https://larryblustein.com/news/week-8-it-s-all-about-the-state-playoffs-now
WEEK 9. https://larryblustein.com/news/miami-dade-broward-week-9-playoff-slots-still-up-for-grabs
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Once again on Monday night the South Florida High School Sports Radio Show took center stage with seven impressive guests.
Each and every week, the FM 104.3 WQAM radio program attracts the newsmakers in high school sports, recruiting college sports – not only locally, but throughout the country.
The show gives listeners an opportunity to hear about college football programs statewide from the media that cover them. It also focuses on the coaches who use the state of Florida – Miami-Dade and Broward Counties in particular.
The show, which has run for nearly two decades, has become a popular listen for recruiting fans as well as high school sports purists, focusing on coaches and players in all sports.
Here is a look at the way Monday went:
Billy Napier is out at the University of Florida and the fans and students are anxious to see what will be next in Gainesville. Kevin Brockway covers the Gators and has his ideas of what the next coach will need to be for this storied program.
KEVIN BROCKWAY ON MONDAY NIGHT: https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/kevin-brockway-watch-for-the-rhett-lashley-to-be-a-dark-horse-candidate-for-the-florida-gator-head-coach-3bf0b
FIU is coming off a huge win against Western Kentucky and will be home for a Tuesday night matchup against Kennesaw State. Kevin Barral talked about the Panthers after six games as they will look to move over the .500 mark.
KEVIN BARRAL ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/kevin-barral-fiu-football-4e2ae
Coming off their first loss of the 2025 season against Louisville at home, the University of Miami gets ready to play Stanford for the first time ever and Alex Donno from Locked On Canes broke down the Canes and Cardinal.
ALEX DONNO ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/alex-donno-locked-on-canes-9173d
The Plantation Colonels have put together two straight wins as they prepare for a huge district matchup on Friday against Miami Norland in a contest that could tell plenty in the race for a state playoff appearance. Head Coach Darrell Strong looked at his team.
DARRELL STRONG ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/head-coach-darrell-strong-of-planation-fl-edabd
The Miami Central Rockets came from behind on Saturday night in the Greater Miami Athletic Conference (GMAC) Week contest against Miami Southridge. This is a team that has the chance to do something and first year head coach Derrick Gibson talked about this team.
COACH DERRICK GIBSON ON MONDAY. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/head-coach-derrick-gibson-of-miami-central-2888b
The Keiser University football program has been one of the nation’s best NAIA programs over the past five years. The Seahawks are off to a 6-0 start and rated No. 2 in the country. Head Coach Myles Russ stopped by to talk about this year’s team.
COACH MYLES RUSS ON MONDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/keiser-university-head-coach-myles-russ-3419d
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When the Greater Miami Athletic Conference (GMAC) came up with the idea to have a week dedicated to its own member schools some years back, it was met with plenty of resistance.
With Miami-Dade County teams already playing a competitive schedule, it was thought that adding another game against a non-district opponent would only lower the losing teams in the state rankings as well as the national picture.
When Miami Northwestern and Miami Palmetto played on Friday night, it was a game where the Bulls started slow and ended up flexing their muscle, winning 28-0.
ROCKETS OUTLAST SPARTANS
In the “title” game on Saturday evening, unbeaten Miami Southridge (8-1) roared out to a 20-0 lead, only to watch Miami Central (7-1) come back and in the endzone, come away with a 34-28 win.
The Rockets, who were ineligible to play for a state title last season had to watch Northwestern cruise to a 3A state title – and that didn’t sit well.
After a coaching change in the off-season, bringing back Derrick Gibson, and the graduation of several student/athletes, Miami Central was the underdog, and despite losing to Northwestern earlier in the season, they ended up in the championship game and made the most of it against a Spartans squad that was more than up for the challenge.
Veteran head coach Pierre Senatus and his team, despite losing on Saturday night, put defending 6A state champion West Boca Raton and other programs across the state on serious notice that the title will definitely go through Miami Southridge this season.
CENTRAL KNOWS HOW TO WIN
There is no getting around the fact that the Rockets have been able to meet all challenges this season, and Saturday night certainly showed that you better bring it for 48 minutes if you are going to walk away with a “W” like Northwestern did earlier this month.
This program has some quality talent that continues to step up. Here are just a few of them:
2026 - Jakhi Barber, DL, 6’1, 265.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17979979/Jakhi-Barber
2026 – Kareem Brown, WR, 6’0, 180 – 4.0 GPA.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/16930405/Kareem-Brown
2026 – Jayden Ford, RB, 5’6, 160.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/18526032/Jayden-Ford
2026 - Otis Guyton, DE/OLB, 6’0, 200 – 3.8 GPA.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19391934/Otis-Guyton
2028 - Damien Harvey, DL, 6’1, 250.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/22980313/Damien-Harvey
2028 - Demetrius Ingram, WR/FS, 6’1, 175 – 3.83 GPA.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/23557327/Demetrius-Ingram
2026 - Joshua Joseph, WR/CB, 6’0, 190.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/21019965/Joshua-Joseph
2026 - Brandon Kinsey, Athlete, 6’2, 190.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17807080/Brandon-Kinsey
2028 - Quartavius Lyons Jr., CB, 6’2 178 – 3.6 GPA.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19062829/Quartavius-Lyons-Jr
2026 - Karon Maycock, LB, 6’2, 210 – 3.0 GPA.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/18939858/Karon-Maycock
2026 - Brian McKoy, WR/Slot, 5’7, 155.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/23187729/Brian-Mckoy
2026 - Duane Manor, WR, 6’1, 180 – 3.0 GPA.
TAPE: https://access.qwikcut.com/highlights/664e08baa693c6d5fe0fa9dd
2026 - Cameron McCrea, DE, 6’1, 215 – 2.8 GPA.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/16025610/Cameron-McCrea
2026 - Anthony McQueen, QB, 6’1, 185.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/24139066/Anthony-McQueen
2027 – T’ari Miller, DB, 6’4, 185.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/22397046/6728338af44e3ae67e54034c
2026 - Louisdens Paul, OLB, 5’11, 195.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17996023/Louisdens-Paul
2026 - Nealan Perez, DE/DT, 6’4, 207 – 3.9 GPA.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17944034/Nealan-Perez
2027 - Cole Rodriguez, P/PK, 5’10, 145 – 3.67 GPA.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/20823856/Cole-Rodriguez
2027 - Anterrio Thornton Jr., OL, 6’1, 280.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/23512748/Anterrio-Thornton-Jr
2026 - Senicio Vann, OC/OG, 5’10, 270.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/22496335/Senicio-Vann
2027 - Tavares Ward, CB/S, 6’2, 180.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19972391/Tavares-Ward
2027 - Jamarian Wilson, OL, 6’2, 290.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/23512726/Jamarian-Wilson?
In addition to the GMAC showcase games, Week 9 was indeed busy in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties:
THIS WEEK’S MIAMI-DADE/BROWARD SCOREBOARD
Coconut Creek North Broward Prep 17, Coral Springs Charter 14
Cooper City 56, South Plantation 49
Coral Gables 29, Miami Beach 20
Coral Springs Coral Glades 31, Coral Springs Taravella 0
Davie Western 26, Weston Cypress Bay 0
Delray Beach Atlantic 55, Deerfield Beach 21
Doral Academy 37, Boca Raton Spanish River 27
Doral Ronald Regan 49, Miami Jackson 12
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian 16, Boca Raton St. Andrew’s 14
Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons 35, Boca Raton 13
Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas 31, Coconut Creek Monarch 20
Hialeah Gardens 28, Miami Braddock 14
Hollywood Hills 41, Pompano Beach 0
Hollywood McArthur 39, Fort Lauderdale 6
Hollywood South Broward 21, Davie Nova 20
Homestead 14, Hialeah American 13
Homestead Somerset Silver Palms 47, St. Petersburg Hollins 0
Homestead South Dade 25, North Miami Beach 22
Lakeland Kathleen 28, Lakeland George Jenkins 7
Lakeland Lake Gibson 34, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy 26
Miami Archbishop Carroll 35, Somerset Homestead South 14
Miami Beach 29, Coral Gables 20
Miami Carol City 26, Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman 21
Miami Coral Park 12, South Miami 8
Miami Dr. Krop 7, Miami Ferguson 6
Miami Edison 51, Miami Coral Reef 0
Miami Florida Christian 52, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy 16
Miami Gulliver Prep 26, Miami Belen Jesuit 14
Miami Immaculata LaSalle 40, Miami St. Brendan 0
Miami Killian 36, Hialeah 32
Miami Norland 30, Miami Christopher Columbus 14
Miami Ransom Everglades 42, Fort Lauderdale NSU University School 0
Miami Springs 42, Miami High 40
Miami Sunset 1, Hialeah-Miami Lakes 0 (Forfeit)
Miami True North Classical Academy 42, Boynton Beach Somerset Canyons 0
Miami Varela 7, Southwest Miami 0
Moore Haven 12, Miami Palmer Trinity 3
North Miami 34, Miami Booker T. Washington 31
Orlando Lake Highland Prep 20, Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest 10
Parkland Douglas 35, Coral Springs 12
Pembroke Pines Charter 35, Miramar Everglades 20
Pembroke Pines Flanagan 42, Hallandale 8
Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy 36, North Lauderdale Somerset Prep 8
Pembroke Pines West Broward 52, Miramar 8
Plantation 47, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely 7
Riviera Beach Suncoast 28, Oakland Park Northeast 18
Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy 13, Plantation American Heritage 10
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By Dave Brousseau
COCONUT CREEK – It was going to take something special for the Monarch football team to steal a victory against St. Thomas Aquinas on Friday.
For three quarters the Knights played well enough to hold a three-point lead through three quarters. But this was a Raiders team that hadn’t lost to Monarch in three previous meetings.
Junior running back Virgil Lemons scored a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns as Aquinas rallied for a 31-20 victory in a non-district game at Coconut Creek High.
The Raiders (7-1) have won seven straight games since a season opening loss to Mater Dei and 12 of the last 13 games. The Knights (4-4) have lost all four meetings against Aquinas.
“Our team has great character,” said St. Thomas Aquinas coach Roger Harriott. “We worked through some adversity early and our guys responded well.
“We still need to clean up some penalties and some things we need to focus on in regard to the management of the game, he added.”
Trailing 20-17 after three quarters, the Raiders took the lead for good on a 1-yard run by Lemons with 11:15 left in the fourth quarter.
The lead was secured after an interception by Jermiyah Douglas that led to a 13-yard scoring reception by Lemons from Mason Mallory with 4:27 to play.
“Mallory told me we got this before he threw the pass,” said Lemons. “I was ready and answered the call. We did great things after the halftime.”
Monarch trailed 3-0 after the Raiders opening field goal. Senior quarterback Florentino Lopez scored on a 2-yard run in the first quarter and added a 71-yard scoring pass to Chris Cortinas in the second quarter for a 13-3 Knight lead.
A Mallory 8-yard touchdown run with 1:54 left in the first half closing the Monarch lead 13-10.
He added his second rushing touchdown on the night on a 3-yard run midway through the third quarter for a Raiders 17-13 advantage. Monarch answered on its ensuing possession on a Lopez 13-yard scoring pass to Wallace McIntosh late in the quarter to regain the lead.
“Despite the loss this was probably the most complete game we have played,” said Monarch coach Calvin Davis. “This type of game was about getting snaps. We had a chance but just didn’t get it done.”
St. Thomas plays at American Heritage this Friday, while Monarch plays at Piper with the District 13-6A title on the line.
Dave Brousseau is a veteran journalist who worked at the South Florida Sun-Sentinel and is a longtime BCAA Correspondent. Need to reach out to him? Contact him at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
When the 2025 high school football season began, the experts who choose the top teams talked about Miami Central returning as a favorite in 3A – and Miami Southridge being a team to keep an eye on in 6A.
Tonight (7:30) when the Greater Miami Athletic Conference week comes to an end, it will be these two programs that will be in the spotlight at Traz Powell Stadium.
For head coach Pierre Senatus and his unbeaten (8-0) Spartans, it has been a season in which they have answered every bell, and in a very competitive Class 6A, they are indeed one of the programs that everyone is looking at to make a serious run at a state title.
This is a team that has talent on both sides of the ball and certainly belongs in the conversation as one of the best in the state.
ROCKETS REBOUNDING FROM LOSS TO NORTHWESTERN
No matter what happens this evening, the Central Rockets and first year head coach Derrick Gibson feel they are one obstacle from playing for a state title. But that major hurdle is a team they lost to already – the defending 3A state champion Northwestern Bulls.
That 30-21 setback a few weeks ago was indeed the first of two meetings as they should collide once again in the second round of the state playoffs.
The region is not strong, and Central and Northwestern would have to suffer a complete letdown not to meet for the second time this season.
As colleges and universities do their thing on this Saturday, tonight should indeed be a contest that will further showcase the elite talent that is Miami-Dade County.
MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE SPARTANS (8-0)
Miami Christopher Columbus, W 28-21
Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman, W 63-22
Miami Palmetto, W 34-24
Hialeah, W 37-0
Doral Academy, W 42-7
Homestead, W 59-18
Miami Edison, W 30-16
Southwest Miami, W 49-0
10/18 – Miami Central
10/31 – Homestead South Dade
MIAMI CENTRAL ROCKETS (5-1)
Miami Edison, W 50-12
Miami Booker T. Washington, W 58-14
Plantation American Heritage, W 31-21
Miami Northwestern, L 30-21
Pompano Beach, W 52-0
Fort Lauderdale Stranahan, W 59-6
10/18 – Miami Southridge
10/24 – Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy
10/30 – Miami Carol City
In addition to Southridge and Central, here is the other contest scheduled for today:
Miami St. Brendan at No. 12 Miami Immaculata La Salle, 5
THIS WEEK’S MIAMI-DADE/BROWARD SCOREBOARD
Coconut Creek North Broward Prep 17, Coral Springs Charter 14
Cooper City 56, South Plantation 49
Coral Gables 29, Miami Beach 20
Coral Springs Coral Glades 31, Coral Springs Taravella 0
Davie Western 26, Weston Cypress Bay 0
Delray Beach Atlantic 55, Deerfield Beach 21
Doral Academy 37, Boca Raton Spanish River 27
Doral Ronald Regan 49, Miami Jackson 12
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian 16, Boca Raton St. Andrew’s 14
Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons 35, Boca Raton 13
Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas 31, Coconut Creek Monarch 20
Hialeah Gardens 28, Miami Braddock 14
Hollywood Hills 41, Pompano Beach 0
Hollywood McArthur 39, Fort Lauderdale 6
Hollywood South Broward 21, Davie Nova 20
Homestead 14, Hialeah American 13
Homestead Somerset Silver Palms 47, St. Petersburg Hollins 0
Lakeland Kathleen 28, Lakeland George Jenkins 7
Lakeland Lake Gibson 34, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy 26
Miami Archbishop Carroll 35, Somerset Homestead South 14
Miami Beach 29, Coral Gables 20
Miami Carol City 26, Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman 21
Miami Coral Park 12, South Miami 8
Miami Dr. Krop 7, Miami Ferguson 6
Miami Edison 51, Miami Coral Reef 0
Miami Florida Christian 52, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy 16
Miami Gulliver Prep 26, Miami Belen Jesuit 14
Miami Northwestern 28, Miami Palmetto 0
Miami Killian 36, Hialeah 32
Miami Norland 30, Miami Christopher Columbus 14
Miami Ransom Everglades 42, Fort Lauderdale NSU University School 0
Miami Springs 42, Miami High 40
Miami Sunset 1, Hialeah-Miami Lakes 0 (Forfeit)
Miami True North Classical Academy 42, Boynton Beach Somerset Canyons 0
Miami Varela 7, Southwest Miami 0
Moore Haven 12, Miami Palmer Trinity 3
North Miami 34, Miami Booker T. Washington 31
North Miami Beach 23, Homestead South Dade 19
Orlando Lake Highland Prep 20, Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest 10
Parkland Douglas 35, Coral Springs 12
Pembroke Pines Charter 35, Miramar Everglades 20
Pembroke Pines Flanagan 42, Hallandale 8
Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy 36, North Lauderdale Somerset Prep 8
Pembroke Pines West Broward 52, Miramar 8
Plantation 47, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely 7
Riviera Beach Suncoast 28, Oakland Park Northeast 18
Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy 13, Plantation American Heritage 10
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