When an article appeared last week that said Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, Miami Central and Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas separated themselves from the rest of the teams in south Florida, Plantation American Heritage took exception to that statement.
While the Patriots had lost a thriller to Chaminade-Madonna, every player and coach felt that they belonged in that elite group that is south Florida.
On Saturday, first year head coach Mike Smith and his football team traveled to Fort Lauderdale to play Cardinal Gibbons, and by the end of the day, they dominated the key district contest, 21-2, moving to 5-1 and positioning themselves for a key seed when the playoffs begin in November.
Behind Ohio State commitments Brandon Inniss and Mark Fletcher Jr. on offense and senior linebacker David Vadala on defense, the Patriots took control in the second half and secured an afternoon game win.
For the two-time defending state champion Chiefs and head coach Matt Dubuc, it was their first loss of the season as they head back to finish the regular season and position themselves for a solid playoff spot.
In a week that saw some games shift around because of the threat that Hurricane Ian posed to the entire state of Florida, there will be a number of Monday games.
Here is a look at the games this past week involving Miami-Dade and Broward County teams.
THIS WEEK’S GAMES
Clearwater Academy International 38, Miami Gardens TRU Prep 14
Doral Ronald Reagan 21, Miami Coral Park 15
Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest 41, Oakland Park Northeast 6
Hialeah Miami-Lakes 30, North Miami Mourning 13
Homestead 26, South Miami 6
Miami Belen Jesuit 65, Southwest Miami 0
Miami Booker T. Washington 36, Miami Jackson 15
Miami Braddock 35, Miami Ferguson 33
Miami Carol City 12, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace 8
Miami Central 41, North Miami Beach 0
Miami Christopher Columbus 54, Miami High 14
Miami Florida Christian 29, Miami Dade Christian 26
Miami Palmetto 45, Coral Gables 0
Miami True North 33, Miami Archbishop Carroll 28
Pembroke Pines West Broward 25, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy 21
Plantation American Heritage 21, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons 2
Pompano Beach Blanche Ely 30, Fort Lauderdale 12
Miami Sunset 32, Miami Varela 18
Miami Westminster Christian 51, Palm Glades Prep 6
Westland Hialeah 47, Hialeah Gardens 12
Weston Cypress Bay 35, Coral Springs Coral Glades 8
West Palm Beach Berean Christian 14, Miami Country Day 10
MONDAY’S GAMES (Today)
Boca Raton Olympic Heights (1-4) at No. 18 Coconut Creek Monarch (4-1 – Coconut Creek), 5:00
Cooper City (0-5) at Pembroke Pines Flanagan (1-4), 7:00
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian (4-1) at Coral Springs Charter (2-2), 7:00
Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (2-2) at Hallandale (0-4), 7:00
Hialeah American (1-3) at Miramar Everglades (2-2), 6:00
Hialeah Barbara Goleman (2-2) at Doral Academy (3-2), 6:00
Hollywood McArthur (2-2) at Hollywood Hills (2-2), 4:00
Miami Killian (1-4) at Miami Gulliver Prep (0-3), Tropical, 7:30
Miami Springs (1-3) at Miami St. Brendan (2-2), 7:00
Miami Immaculata LaSalle (3-1) at Miami Edison (1-3), Traz Powell 7:00
West Boca Raton (3-2) at Deerfield Beach (2-3), 7:00
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It is a rivalry that has been one sided through the years, but over the past five seasons, the matchup has been interesting and filled with plenty of excitement.
When No. 6 Plantation American Heritage (4-1) and No. 4 Cardinal Gibbons (5-0) kick it off today at noon at Cardinal Gibbons, a soldout crowd expects once again a tremendous matchup of two of the state’s top teams.
A game that had been moved a day because of Hurricane Ian, this contest is one where state championship pedigree will be on display as both are chasing a dream in the newly formed Class 3M.
The winner of this afternoon’s contest will certainly have an upped hand as the race for DRV PNK Stadium is on for head coach Mike Smith and his Patriots and head coach Matt Dubuc and the two-time defending state champion Chiefs.
Between the two teams, they have brought home five state titles in the past five seasons, and while the Patriots come in as a road favorite, this game has always featured the unexpected.
PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE PATRIOTS
HEAD COACH: Mike Smith
Valdosta Lowndes County, W 38-20
Los Alamitos, California, W 56-27
LAKELAND LAKE GIBSON, W 42-14
BELLE GLADE GLADES CENTRAL, W 56-0
Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, L 42-34
10/1 – At Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons
10/7 – DAVIE WESTERN
10/14 – At Fort Lauderdale Stranahan
10/21 – At Naples
10/28 – HALLANDALE
FORT LAUDERDALE CARDINAL GIBBONS CHIEFS
HEAD COACH: Matt Dubuc
HYATTSVILLE DEMATHA, MARYLAND, W 11-6
FORT LAUDERDALE CALVARY CHRISTIAN, W 33-0
MIAMI GULLIVER PREP, W 31-14
ST. PETERSBURG NORTHEAST, W 34-6
At Key West, 63-7
10/1 - PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE
10/6 – MIAMI BELEN JESUIT (FAU)
10/13 – At Hallandale
10/21 – At Bradenton Manatee
10/28 – FORT LAUDERDALE STRANAHAN
THE SERIES SINCE 2012
2021 – American Heritage, 23-20
2020 – American Heritage, 23-17
2019 – American Heritage, 28-21
2018 – Cardinal Gibbons, 24-14 (Regular Season)
2018 – Cardinal Gibbons, 35-7 (Playoffs)
2017 – American Heritage, 23-19 (Regular Season)
2017 – American Heritage, 58-57 OT (Playoffs)
2016 – American Heritage, 29-9
2015 – American Heritage, 21-14
2014 – American Heritage, 50-0
2013 – American Heritage, 71-14
2012 – American Heritage, 70-19
FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS
Doral Ronald Reagan 21, Miami Coral Park 15
Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest 41, Oakland Park Northeast 6
Hialeah Miami-Lakes 30, North Miami Mourning 13
Homestead 22, South Miami 6
Miami Belen Jesuit 65, Southwest Miami 0
Miami Carol City 12, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace 8
Miami Central 41, North Miami Beach 0
Miami Christopher Columbus 55, Miami High 14
Miami Palmetto 45, Coral Gables 0
Miami True North 33, Miami Archbishop Carroll 28
Pembroke Pines West Broward 25, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy 21
Pompano Beach Blanche Ely 36, Fort Lauderdale 12
Westland Hialeah 47, Hialeah Gardens 12
NOT REPORTING:
Miami Ransom Everglades (3-1) at Tavernier Coral Shores (3-1)
Miami Springs (1-3) at Miami St. Brendan (2-2)
Miami Sunset (2-3) at Miami Varela (0-4)
North Miami (1-4) at Miami Beach (1-3)
TODAY’S OTHER GAMES
Hialeah (3-0) at Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy (0-5), Milander, 7:00
No. 10 Miami Booker T. Washington (4-1) at Miami Jackson (3-2), Traz Powell, 1:00
Miami Braddock (3-1) at Miami Ferguson (3-1), Tropical, 7:00
Miami Immaculata LaSalle (3-1) at Miami Edison (1-3), Traz Powell 7:00
MONDAY’S GAMES
Boca Raton Olympic Heights (1-4) at No. 18 Coconut Creek Monarch (4-1 – Coconut Creek), 5:00
Cooper City (0-5) at Pembroke Pines Flanagan (1-4), 7:00
Coral Springs Coral Glades (0-4) at Weston Cypress Bay (2-2), 7:00
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian (4-1) at Coral Springs Charter (2-2), 7:00
Hialeah American (1-3) at Miramar Everglades (2-2), 6:00
Hialeah Barbara Goleman (2-2) at Doral Academy (3-2), 6:00
Hollywood McArthur (2-2) at Hollywood Hills (2-2), 4:00
Miami Killian (1-4) at Miami Gulliver Prep (0-3), Tropical, 7:30
Parkland Douglas (1-3) at Coral Springs (2-2), 6:00
Somerset Homestead (2-2) at Miami Palmer Trinity (2-2)
West Boca Raton (3-2) at Deerfield Beach (2-3), 7:00
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Battle of The Unbeatens: Fort Lauderdale & Blanche Ely Clash Tonight
At the start of the 2022 season if anyone told you that one of the big Week 6 matchups in south Florida would be Fort Lauderdale and Pompano Beach Blanche Ely, you may not have taken them too seriously.
But as Hurricane Ian has ravaged the state and altered several games in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, the No. 13 Flying Ls (4-0) and No. 16 Tigers (3-0) will clash this evening in a game that had certainly earned the spotlight.
For head coach Richard Dunbar and his Fort Lauderdale team, things have been moving along quite well over the past five seasons – as players and coaches have worked hard to make this season a reality.
Among some of the top seniors so far this season are Pat Boyd (WR), Jermarri Watson (WR), Ernest Joseph (RB), King Williams (LB/RB), Jalyn Jackson (Athlete), Monroe Allen (OLB/DE), John Alcime (DL), Athlete Za’mario Dunrod, T.J. Nelson (QB) and quarterback Luca Foerch.
The junior class has also been impressive - with receiver Keyveon Johnson, Remington Roberts (DB), Semaj McClain (OLB/DE), Elijah Bernard-Blue (CB) and safety/linebacker Celci Simons.
Sophomore running back Christian Bailey has also been impressive.
FORT LAUDERDALE FLYING LS
DEERFIELD BEACH, W 23-15
HALLANDALE, W 31-6
Tallahassee Leon, W 38-0
Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson, W 27-0
9/30 - At Pompano Beach Blanche Ely
10/7 – COCONUT CREEK
10/14 – At Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
10/22 – At Fort Lauderdale Dillard
10/28 – WESTON CYPRESS BAY
11/4 – At Fort Lauderdale Stranahan
TIGERS RESTORING THE “ROAR”
When Mike Bailey took over as head coach of Blanche Ely, the one thing he promised was his team would play hard and take each game one at a time.
Despite having a few games postponed, he leads his Tigers into this evening’s game with plenty of optimism.
Among the top players so far this season in the senior class are impressive defensive secondary performer Harlem Howard, quarterback Nah’coy Daniels, outside linebacker Javin Farley, running back Cedric Ward, running back Ke’Shawn Jones, offensive lineman Roscoe Harris and defensive linemen Rackwon Pericles and Kamari Fredrick.
Juniors have also played a key role – with Marcel Williams (WR) and running back Edward McIntosh III.
POMPANO BEACH BLANCHE ELY TIGERS
WESTON CYPRESS BAY, W 42-7
Coral Springs, W 42-0
Coconut Creek, W 28-21
9/30 – FORT LAUDERDALE
10/14 – At Deerfield Beach
10/28 – WEST BOCA RATON
11/5 – At Fort Lauderdale Dillard
Here are some other Friday games to keep an eye on:
FRIDAY’S GAMES
Coral Gables (3-0) at Miami Palmetto (1-3), Tropical Park, 3:30
Hialeah Gardens (2-2) at Westland Hialeah (3-1), Milander, 7:30
Hialeah Miami-Lakes (1-3) at Mourning (1-3), North Miami Stadium, 3:30
Miami Carol City (0-3) at Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (2-3), 7:30
No. 5 Miami Christopher Columbus (5-0) at Miami High (2-1), Curtis Park, 7:30
Miami Coral Park (3-1) at Doral Ronald Reagan (0-3), 3:30
Miami Ransom Everglades (3-1) at Tavernier Coral Shores (3-1), 7:00
Miami Southwest (0-4) at Miami Belen Jesuit (3-2), 7:30
Miami Springs (1-3) at Miami St. Brendan (2-2), 7:00
Miami Sunset (2-3) at Miami Varela (0-4), 3:30
Miami True North (3-2) at Miami Archbishop Carroll (4-0), 3:30
North Miami (1-4) at Miami Beach (1-3), Memorial, 7:00
North Miami Beach (2-2) at No. 1 Miami Central (4-0), Traz Powell Stadium, 7:30
Oakland Park Northeast (0-5) at Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest (4-1), 7:00
Pembroke Pines Somerset (2-2) at Pembroke Pines West Broward (2-2 – Pines Charter), 7:00
Somerset Homestead (2-2) at Miami Palmer Trinity (2-2), 4:00
No. 19 South Miami (3-0) at No. 7 Homestead (4-0), Harris, 7:30
SATURDAY’S GAMES
Hialeah (3-0) at Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy (0-5), Milander, 7:00
No. 10 Miami Booker T. Washington (4-1) at Miami Jackson (3-2), Traz Powell, 1:00
Miami Braddock (3-1) at Miami Ferguson (3-1), Tropical, 7:00
No. 6 Plantation American Heritage (4-1) at No. 4 Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (5-0), 12 noon
MONDAY’S GAMES
Boca Raton Olympic Heights (1-4) at No. 18 Coconut Creek Monarch (4-1 – Coconut Creek), 5:00
Cooper City (0-5) at Pembroke Pines Flanagan (1-4), 7:00
Coral Springs Coral Glades (0-4) at Weston Cypress Bay (2-2), 7:00
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian (4-1) at Coral Springs Charter (2-2), 7:00
Hialeah American (1-3) at Miramar Everglades (2-2), 6:00
Hialeah Barbara Goleman (2-2) at Doral Academy (3-2), 6:00
Hollywood McArthur (2-2) at Hollywood Hills (2-2), 4:00
Miami Killian (1-4) at Miami Gulliver Prep (0-3), Tropical, 7:30
Miami Immaculata LaSalle (3-1) at Miami Edison (1-3), Traz Powell 7:00
Parkland Douglas (1-3) at Coral Springs (2-2), 6:00
West Boca Raton (3-2) at Deerfield Beach (2-3), 7:00
TUESDAY’S GAME
Port St. Lucie Treasure Coast (1-4) at No. 2 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (5-0), 6:00
STATEWIDE SCOREBOARD
MONDAY’S GAMES
Lakeland 47, Lakeland Lake Gibson 14
Yulee 49, Port St. Lucie Tradition Prep 6
TUESDAY’S GAMES
Gainesville PK Yonge 15, Alachua Santa Fe 0
St. Augustine Menendez 23, Gainesville 14
Jacksonville University Christian 34, Jacksonville Providence 7
WEDNESDAY’S GAMES
Norman Park Colquitt County 30, Tallahassee Lincoln 7
Santa Rosa Beach South Walton 46, Panama City Rutherford 6
Tallahassee North Florida Christian 58, Tallahassee Maclay 7
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What happens when two outstanding special teams coaches and instructors get together to run an event?
The answer is simple. A success.
When Chris Husby and Dan Lundy got together at Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons to run the South Florida Special Teams Camp, it was a meeting of two highly successful coaches with a passion to elevate kickers, punters and long snappers.
For Husby, a Minnesota-based instructor who runs the Special Teams Football Academy, www.Phase3Kicking.com and is the co-founder of the National Kicking Rankings, the opportunity to bring his event to south Florida was something that he had looked forward to.
Phase 3 Kicking (P3K) was developed to meet industry and collegiate demand for a competition-based evaluation platform for kickers, punters, and long snappers.
After months of research, they developed an improved state-of-the-art competition format camp that has produced a better assessment and feedback to compare special teams performers’ current abilities to data from all division levels of college football.
“No more are the days of guessing how good you are,” Husby explained. “Our patent-pending 'Specialist Algorithm' © is giving an accurate assessment of how prepared you are to perform at the next level of football.”
They are able to individually compare kicks and punts to a REAL college game standard. This will give them the confidence to rank high in college football recruiting rankings.
Coach Lundy - Founder of 4th Down University (https://4thdownu.com/) – has been instrumental in the state of Florida in helping to developing special teams prospects for high school and college.
4th Down University’s provides unparalleled training and instruction for coaches, kickers, punters, and snappers.
“Our clients learn to prepare, train, compete, and execute through an objective, technical and tactical curriculum,” Lundy said. “In 19 years, dozens of 4DU clients play in the NFL and over 100 have earned college scholarships, many earning All American and All Conference honors.”
SOUTH FLORIDA EVENT ATTRACTS SOME TALENTED PROSPECTS
There were some outstanding specialists who took part in the event, showcasing the talent that Florida has to offer – in each class.
Jacksonville Atlantic Coast senior kicker Kristian Karoglan came in first in kicking – with Plantation American Heritage first-year senior Wylie Shaw coming in second and Davie Western junior Kristian Hobbs finishing third.
Here is a look at some of the other kickers on hand:
2023
Jeffrey Hernandez (Coconut Creek)
Patrick Keough (Miami Palmetto)
Aidan Martinez (Miami Norland)
Christian Silverstein (Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons)
Isaiah Wilson
2024
Santi Eiroa
2025
Ethan Silva
2026
Dominic Celli (Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas)
Adrian Muelle (Miami Belen Jesuit)
2027
Alejandro Martinez
Cole Rodriguez
LONG SNAPPERS
Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons senior standout Trey Dubuc took home first place in the competition. He is headed to the University of South Florida next year.
Cardinal Gibbons freshman Joshua Silverstein was second.
Here is a look at some of the other long snappers who came out:
2023
Jason Burchfield (Merritt Island)
Michael Delgado
2024
Jacob Schooley (Rockledge)
Camp Charting Results: https://www.phase3kicking.com/assets/uploads/camp_result/lts09-18-22ortauderdale1166394590042.pdf
Camp Competition Results: https://www.phase3kicking.com/assets/uploads/camp_result/18-22ortauderdale-heet11166394596415.pdf
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While Miami-Dade and Broward Counties did not take a direct hit from Hurricane Ian, the powerful storm found a way to dictate this week’s schedule.
With a number of key district games being played this week, a few contests were shifted around to at least get them all in.
A handful of non-district games were cancelled and will not be made up, but football fields in the two counties will be busy Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday as fans will have a chance to see their favorite teams.
Here is a look at the way things will stack up for Week 6:
THURSDAY’S GAMES
Coral Springs Coral Glades (0-4) at Weston Cypress Bay (2-2), 7:00
Parkland Douglas (1-3) at Coral Springs (2-2), 6:00
Pompano Beach (3-1) at Taravella (0-4), 4:00
FRIDAY’S GAMES
Coral Gables (3-0) at Miami Palmetto (1-3), Tropical Park, 3:30
No. 13 Fort Lauderdale (4-0) at No. 16 Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (3-0), 7:00
Hialeah Gardens (2-2) at Westland Hialeah (3-1), Milander, 7:30
Hialeah Miami-Lakes (1-3) at Mourning (1-3), North Miami Stadium, 3:30
Miami Carol City (0-3) at Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (2-3), 7:30
No. 5 Miami Christopher Columbus (5-0) at Miami High (2-1), Curtis Park, 7:30
Miami Coral Park (3-1) at Doral Ronald Reagan (0-3), 3:30
Miami Ransom Everglades (3-1) at Tavernier Coral Shores (3-1), 7:00
Miami Southwest (0-4) at Miami Belen Jesuit (3-2), 7:30
Miami Springs (1-3) at Miami St. Brendan (2-2), 7:00
Miami Sunset (2-3) at Miami Varela (0-4), 3:30
Miami True North (3-2) at Miami Archbishop Carroll (4-0), 3:30
North Miami (1-4) at Miami Beach (1-3), Memorial, 7:00
North Miami Beach (2-2) at No. 1 Miami Central (4-0), Traz Powell Stadium, 7:30
Oakland Park Northeast (0-5) at Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest (4-1), 7:00
Pembroke Pines Somerset (2-2) at Pembroke Pines West Broward (2-2 – Pines Charter), 7:00
Somerset Homestead (2-2) at Miami Palmer Trinity (2-2), 4:00
No. 19 South Miami (3-0) at No. 7 Homestead (4-0), Harris, 7:30
SATURDAY’S GAMES
Coral Springs Coral Glades (0-4) at Weston Cypress Bay (2-2), 7:00
Hialeah (3-0) at Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy (0-5), Milander, 7:00
No. 10 Miami Booker T. Washington (4-1) at Miami Jackson (3-2), Traz Powell, 1:00
Miami Braddock (3-1) at Miami Ferguson (3-1), Tropical, 7:00
No. 6 Plantation American Heritage (4-1) at No. 4 Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (5-0), 12 noon
MONDAY’S GAMES
Boca Raton Olympic Heights (1-4) at No. 18 Coconut Creek Monarch (4-1 – Coconut Creek), 5:00
Cooper City (0-5) at Pembroke Pines Flanagan (1-4), 7:00
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian (4-1) at Coral Springs Charter (2-2), 7:00
Hialeah American (1-3) at Miramar Everglades (2-2), 6:00
Hialeah Barbara Goleman (2-2) at Doral Academy (3-2), 6:00
Hollywood McArthur (2-2) at Hollywood Hills (2-2), 4:00
Miami Killian (1-4) at Miami Gulliver Prep (0-3), Tropical, 7:30
Miami Immaculata LaSalle (3-1) at Miami Edison (1-3), Traz Powell 7:00
West Boca Raton (3-2) at Deerfield Beach (2-3), 7:00
TUESDAY’S GAME
Port St. Lucie Treasure Coast (1-4) at No. 2 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (5-0), 6:00
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