While south Florida is known as one of the most talented regions in the nation for producing high school football talent, it can also work against the area as well.

Because there are so many prospects, finding a home for all of them is never easy – and that is sometimes a problem.

To compound the situation, the transfer portal and NIL (Name, Image & Likeness) have also cut into players getting that exposure needed to at least get some kind of financial assistance to get a college education an play at the next level.

While playing a full a season used to be enough to get the exposure needed, something extra is always something that truly aids in the process. Enter the annual post season Private vs. Public All-Star Game.

For over a decade, Mario Smith and his TRU Foundation have stepped up to give south Florida student/athletes that one additional exposure.

On Saturday night, nearly 100 prospects gathered at Betty T. Ferguson Park for another edition of the game, and by the end, the Private team stood tall with a 22-8 win.

With the teams playing in front of media, colleges and scouting services, this well played event showcased some impressive talent – with Miami Gardens TRU Prep running back Clay Thevenin stepping up with a huge game and taking home the Offensive MVP and Belle Glade Glades Central linebacker Casey Felton Jr., coming up big all game and taking home the Defensive MVP award.

Several south Florida football players enjoyed the week of practice and made their final high school game very special.

“This is an annual game that really helps many of these players get that one final chance to have some more film to send to players,” Smith explained. “In the past, this game was a forum for many prospects to live their dream and play at the next level while getting a college education.”

A game like this is a perfect opportunity for smaller colleges to fill their rosters for the upcoming years. Because of their limited budget it is never easy to get to every game and see every player, but this all-star game opens some new avenues.

In addition to Thevenin and Felton Jr., here are some of the other players who took part on Saturday:

PRIVATE TEAM

Cole Baird (DE/TE, Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian)

Marven Beauliere (DE, Miami Dade Christian)

Ahmir Britt (DE, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy)

Chris Brown (WR, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy)

Kevin Charles (OL, Miami Dade Christian)

Tyreese Clerveau (WR, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy)

Tyreke Clerveau (QB, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy)

Za'Ron Collins (WR, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace)

Jorge Delanuez (RB, Doral Academy)

Rolando Diaz (LB, Doral Academy)

Josiah Fagan (SS, Miami Gardens TRU Prep)

Jayden Fouquet (OLB, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy)

Avante Gibson (WR/QB, Miami Gardens TRU Prep)

Khorian Hepburn (LB, Hallandale)

Tyler Hunt IV (DL, Davie Western)

Nicholas Jacoby (SS, Doral Academy)

Jeremiah Jasper (OL, Miami Gardens TRU Prep)

Brian Jefferson (OLB, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas)

Michael Kinsey (WR, Homestead Everglades Prep)

Lentz Lucien (DE/OLB, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy)

Jeremiah Makins (OLB, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons)

Adrian Marquez (S, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace)

Jayden Massey (LB, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons)

British Mitchell (WR, Davie Western)

Khairi Muhammad (CB, Miami Gardens TRU Prep)

Darien Parris (OL, Miami Gardens TRU Prep)

Frank Placencio (WR, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy)

Orilda Roberts (WR, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace)

Keiwan Smith (WR, Miami Gardens TRU Prep)

Carson Sylvestre (CB, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons)

Kennard Thomas (TE/DE, Miami Norland)

Dalan Thornton (CB, Miami Gardens TRU Prep)

Lazaro Valle (LB, Miami Gardens TRU Prep)

Richard Varona (RB, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy)

Juan Victoria (OL, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy)

Jabari Vigille (Athlete, Hialeah Barbara Goleman)

Corey Wilkerson Jr. (WR, Miami Dade Christian)

PUBLIC TEAM

Sean Alexander (TE, Hialeah American)

Omari Allen (WR, Miami Dr. Krop)

Joseph Aquino (DL, Sunrise Piper)

Ian Baez (DL/OL, Hollywood Avant Garde)

Isaac Jean-Baptiste (OL, Hialeah Barbara Goleman)

Kevin Bingham Jr. (OL, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan)

Kisean Browne (S, Miami Dr. Krop)

Shemar Charles (OL, Plantation)

Jefferson Chrisme (OL, Miami Edison)

Jamari Cooley (OL, Miami Dr. Krop)

Tavales Curry (DL, Belle Glade Glades Central)

Jeremiah Denis (DL, Coral Springs)

Artravian Driver (LB, South Miami)

Amir Ellis (QB, Plantation)

Brandon Fice (DL, Hialeah American)

Norman Gadsden (DB, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan)

Nicholas Garcia (OL, Miami Dr. Krop)

Treyvion Gilbert (S/WR, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely)

Javon Gloster (DL, Miami Southridge)

Tyrese Gordon (LB, Coral Springs)

Tyrique Gordon (WR, Coral Springs)

Jaheim Haughton (DB, Miami Dr. Krop)

Torian Henley (LB/RB, Pahokee)

Maurice Hill (DL, Miami Springs)

Samuel Johnson (RB, Hialeah)

Donyo Josey (WR, Sunrise Piper)

Devan Lamar (Fort Lauderdale Stranahan)

Kyrell Logan (Athlete, South Miami)

Aiden Martinez (PK, Miami Norland)

Jaden Miller (RB, Miami Southridge)

Tylor Miller (DB, Miami Carol City)

Frederick Owens (DL, Hollywood Avant Garde)

Eldridge Pascal (WR, Hialeah Barbara Goleman)

Kwali Peterson (WR, Hialeah American)

Josh Pontigo (DL, Cooper City)

Lakendrick Riley (OL, Plantation)

Jeano Robinson (DB, Coconut Creek)

Samari Rogers (DB, Miramar)

Jaquan Russell (DL, Cooper City)

Edgar Smoak (OL, Miami Northwestern)

Davon Taylor (LB, Hialeah American)

Xavier Thompson (QB, Cooper City)

Anthony Torres (WR, Miami Sunset)

Andrew Vega (OL, Miami Coral Park)

O’Neal Webb (S/CB, Miami Dr. Krop)

Tyrell Williams (WR, Hollywood McArthur)

Kienaskia Workman (RB, Belle Glade Glades Central)

Jamarri Wright (WR, Coconut Creek)

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LITTLE HAITI – After five months of the 2022 high school football season, crowning nine champions, the off-season has arrived.

On Friday night – with cool weather surrounding the field at Little Haiti Soccer Park, one of the newest programs – Raw 7-on-7 – held its inaugural showcase with media, recruiting websites and former area players on hand.

As team coordinator and general manager Jose Duasso and his staff welcomed athletes locally and nationally, the 2023 7-on-7 season was greeted by some quality talent.

As this program will be well coached – led by Sedrick Irvin, Tommy Shuler, Keion Payne, Tony Gaiter, Tobias Moss and Miami -Dade County passing legend Rakeem Cato, this is a team that will have a chance to stand toe-to-toe with anyone as their schedule will take them across the country to compete against the best.

“We are really excited about this team and what lies ahead in the coming months,” said Duasso, who was a big part of the Immortals the past few years. “The talent we had here at this showcase was indeed as good as you get.”

CLASS OF 2024 IMPRESSES

They came from as far away as California, New York, South Carolina and Maryland as close as Miami-Dade and Broward Counties to show what they can do on the football field.

There were nationally rated standouts such as Mazeo “MJ” Bennett (WR, Greenville, South Carolina), Korey “K.J.” Duff (WR, Melville St. Anthony’s, New York), Jaydan Hardy (S, Lewisville, Texas), Ellis Robinson (DB, Bradenton IMG Academy), Julien Sayin (QB, Carlsbad, California), Michael Van Buren (QB, St. Frances Academy, Maryland) and Brandon Winton Jr. (Athlete, Bradenton IMG Academy) who all are part of the 2024 class.

Locals also turned heads like Guy Edmond Jr. (CB, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons), Jamari Howard (Athlete, Westland Hialeah), Jose Leon (WR, Miami Christopher Columbus), Lawayne McCoy (WR/DB, Miami Central) and under-the-radar receiver Marcel Williams from Pompano Beach Blanche Ely.

The 2024 class also showcased:

Tyrese Avant, WR, Miami Central

Irish Bewton, DB, Homestead Somerset Silver Palms

Breon Brown, Athlete, Hollywood South Broward

Demetrius Kitchens, CB, Miami Edison

Kimothy Massie Jr., WR, Westland Hialeah

Andres Miyares Jr., QB, Miami Belen Jesuit

CLASS OF 2025 HAS PLENTY OF GIFTED ATHLETES

As much attention as the 2024 class received at the showcase, the rising juniors in the Class of 2025 also stole some of the spotlight with receiver Dariel Harper (Miami Christopher Columbus),  Anjuan Coleman (WR, Miami Central), Elijah D’oleo (WR, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely), Ben Hanks (DB, Miami Booker T. Washington), Koby Howard (WR, Pensacola Catholic), Cortez Mills (WR, Homestead), Naeshaun Montgomery, WR/S (West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman), Max Redmon (DB, West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman), Martin Rhyne (LB, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas) and recent transfer Antonio “A.J.” Smith (QB, Miami Central).

The 2025 class also saw prospects Jordan London (WR, Miami Central), Joel Salien (WR, Coral Gables), Gio Olivio (WR/S, North Miami Beach), Ronald Towns (WR, Miami Dr. Krop), Kenny Williams (WR, Miami Gulliver Prep), Dallas Wilson (WR/FS, Tampa Bay Tech) and Keon Young (DB, Auburndale).

Class of 2026 standouts Citrus Baker (SS, Miami Norland), Calvin Russell (Athlete, Miami Northwestern) and Sekou Smith, Jr. (WR, Miami Central) came to make a difference. So did Class of 2027 receiver Malique Denson (St. Bartholomew Catholic), the son of Miami Central great Courtney Denson, also came out and did quite well.

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After a strong 7-3 finish in 2022, here is a program that head coach Colby Erskin believes is ready to take that next step.

For what the Paladins accomplished this past season, players and coaches are now in an off-season that is sure to attract some top talent who wants to be part of a program that is growing.

Despite a few key losses, here is a team that returns some prospects who had the opportunity to put themselves in the spotlight – and that is a reason why you will see this team at every camp, combine, 7-on-7 and at several exposure events.

Here is a look at some of the rising seniors (2024), rising juniors (2025) and rising sophomores (2026) in the class. As other prospects get some film, we will add those as well::

2024

Darion Allison (OL, 6-2, 220).

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Malik Beaubien (RB, 5-6, 201).

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Marcus Broomfield (OL, 5-11, 265).

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Antoine Clark (OLB, 5-9, 181).

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Daryl Dorvil (SS, 5-8, 166).

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Moses Faton (CB, 5-9, 135).

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Ashley Louis (DT, 5-11, 240).

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Andy Myrtil (OLB, 5-11, 195).

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Oscar Perla (OL, 5-10, 309).

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Julian Ponce (WR, 6-1, 180).

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Ivan Saintmelus (FS, 5-8, 162).

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2025

Joe Bell (OG, 6-0, 265).

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Taylor Cody (OLB, 5-8, 215).

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Nathan Conyers (SS, 5-7, 175).

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Jaylin Forbes (RB, 5-8, 165).

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D’Angelo Jassamy (SS, 5-7, 150).

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Gavin Katz (PK)

Demaree Petit-Blanc (CB, 5-11, 165).

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Abraham Rivera (P, 5-7, 155)

Tyler Seraphin (CB, 5-9, 140).

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Sakib Muhammad (QB, 5-10, 140).

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Raymond Paolillo (LB, 5-10, 220).

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17487782/Raymond-Paolillo

Jonathan Paul (WR, 5-11, 177).

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Christopher Wirth (PK)

2026

Kaleb Declaire (FS, 5-11, 170).

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/18156101/Kaleb-DeClaire

Xaveon Pennington (RB, 5-11, 160).

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When it comes to the linebacker position, Miami-Dade and Broward Counties continue to grab the spotlight. But it wasn’t always that way.

Sure the two counties have had more than their share of playmakers who have gone on to the next level and beyond, but the position has never been what it is today – with a number of prospects being among the best in the nation.

As we will continue to do during the off-season is promote and spotlight the hundreds and hundreds of players we have watched at camps, combines, practices and games.

We are always striving to have the most accurate information possible when it comes to our database that college coaches are looking at, so this will be what they have to go on as they prepare to recruit the upcoming classes.

Thanks so much for your help in getting the information correct.

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RISING SENIORS HEAD INTO THE OFF-SEASON WITH SO MUCH TO OFFER......

Just as this current 2023 senior class is still in the process of making their decision where to head to college, the next wave of talent – is looking for that exposure.

This next group (2024-2026) of linebackers has so much to offer – with gifted prospects in the Class of 2024 such as Allen Archie (Coconut Creek), Theandre Ballon (Hollywood Avant Garde), Dylan Calero (Miami Gulliver Prep), recent transfer Vincent Shavers (Miami Central), C.J. Dales (Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons), ultra-productive Bowen Drewes (Plantation American Heritage), two-year starter Denzell Johnson (Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna), Jarvis Johnson (Miami Belen Jesuit), Charquez Lee (Miami Immaculata LaSalle), Darrion Lovinsky (Miami Edison) and impressive Eduardo Nunez (Homestead).

Also, Roman Reid (Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons), versatile and athletic Nicholas Rodriguez (Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas), Kaleb Stewart (Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna), Dwayne Sturrup, Miami Booker T. Washington, Daris Swan (Miami Palmetto), Eldreen Terma (Miami Edison) and Keith Thompson (Fort Lauderdale Dillard) will be prospects who will get plenty of attention.

THE CLASS OF 2024 IS DEEP

In addition to those fast-rising standouts, the rising senior class has other linebacker prospects who have a chance to be special:

Marek Anderson, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

Jared Atkinson, Miramar

Ryan Jean-Baptiste, North Miami

Sawyer Bartelt, Homestead South Dade

Davon Bezada, Pembroke Pines Flanagan

Ben Brittsan, Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian

Denis Canales, Miami High (Athlete)

Marco Castillo, Miami True North (Athlete)

Raul Cepedo, Homestead South Dade

Gabriel Cifuentes, Miami Ferguson

Lathan Croley, Miami Palmetto

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)

Kyle Ford, Fort Lauderdale

Terrell Franklin, Miami St. Brendan

David Gomez, Hollywood McArthur

Sebastien Graham, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

Aidan Harris, Fort Lauderdale Dillard

Billy Horace, Fort Lauderdale

Jerome Johnson, Miami Northwestern (OLB)

Jason Jones, Miramar

Eric Kelly, Miramar

Semaj Kimpson, Miami Monsignor Pace

Sebastian LaFaile, Miramar

Leroy Lee Jr., Doral Academy

Jayden Leevy, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas

Zadayne Leigh, Miramar Everglades

James Lewis, Miami Booker T. Washington

Joel Lugo, Hollywood Avant Garde Academy

Nikolas Maalouf, Plantation

Amen Mackey, Homestead (OLB)

Immanuel Mahoney, Hialeah American

Delvion Martin, Miami Northwestern

Hunter Martin, Miami True North

Jorge Matias, Miami Archbishop Carroll

Steven McCloud, Miami True North (Athlete)

Junior Mensama, Miami Jackson (OLB)

Jivari Milton, Miramar

Brandon Mirabel, Miami St. Brendan

Brandon Miranda, Miami Archbishop Carroll

Malik Mirza, Davie Nova (DE)

Tien Nguyen, Miramar Everglades

Carlos Morales, Pembroke Pines West Broward

Joshua Omidiran, Miramar Everglades

Julian Ortiz, Miami Carol City

Michele Pasucci, Miami Gulliver Prep

Chandly Pierre, Miami Belen Jesuit

Sebastian Polo, Doral Academy

Chase Quarterman, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

Tristan Ramsey, Miami Booker T. Washington

Matthew Reis, Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian

Quinton Rodgers, Miami Central

Jordy Rodriguez, Miami Ferguson (OLB)

Derrick Rolle, Miramar

Jalen Saintil, Homestead South Dade (OLB)

Michael Sanchez, Miami Archbishop Carroll (Athlete)

Jorge Sanchez, Miami Archbishop Carroll

Braedon Serna, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

Lamar Smith, Miami Central

Tranell Smith, Pembroke Pines Flanagan (Athlete)

Abram Staten, Miramar Everglades

Jon St. Cloud, Coral Gables

Marcus Talabert, Coconut Creek Monarch

Evan Tempro, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy

Travis Thompson, Coconut Creek

Omar Thorten, Davie Western

Jermaine Vaughn, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy

Nicholas Vazquez, Pembroke Pines West Broward

Michael Verra, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy

Felix Ward, Miami Northwestern

Bryce Webb, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

Brenden Weiberg, Davie Western

Michael Wiggins, Miramar

Antwan Williams, Miami Northwestern

Jarrod Young Jr., Miami Monsignor Pace

RISING JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES READY TO LEAVE A MARK

While the rising seniors are enjoying their off-season in the spotlight, the underclassmen are starting to jump into the radar as well. Class of 2025 rising juniors such as Curtis Bryant IV (Miami Southridge), state champion Hector Chavez (Miami Christopher Columbus), Cameron Davis (Pompano Beach Blanche Ely), nationally recognized Ezekiel Marcellin (Miami Central), Anthony Ottinot (Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons), two-year varsity starter Jack Sawyer (Miami Norland) and Antonio Ward (Pompano Beach Blanche Ely). 

WAIT, THERE ARE MORE...

In addition to those quality football players, there are also some other Class of 2025 prospects to keep an eye on:

Mark Atehortua, Miramar

Lenz Belizaire, Pembroke Pines Flanagan

R.J. Boynton, Miami Gulliver Prep

Breshaun Bradford, Oakland Park Northeast

Nimari Brantley, Coconut Creek

Jonathan Brown, Miami Booker T. Washington

Loutravious Brown, Miami Sunset

Jadarien Canton Jr., Miramar Everglades

Kaelem Collins, South Miami

Jaden Duprat, Coconut Creek Monarch

Khalil Estney, Miramar Everglades

Kadian Everett, Homestead Everglades Prep

Kazmin Foster, Fort Lauderdale

Tyrell Greene, Fort Lauderdale Dillard

Sam Griffin, Miami Central

Jamari Jenkins, Davie Nova

Jacob Joseph, Davie Western

Brelan Mareus, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas

Joshua McDowell, Homestead

Patrick McKendry, Davie Western (OLB)

Antrell McWhirter, Plantation (OLB)

Daniel Miranda, Miami Archbishop Carroll

Marquez Monvil, Oakland Park Northeast (TE)

Keondre Moore, Pembroke Pines Flanagan

Jacari Nelson, Davie Western

Josiah Oliver, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

Omare Owens, Hollywood McArthur

Dominic Palou, Miami Coral Reef

Hunter Pangia, Fort Lauderdale

Raymond Paollilo, South Plantation

Dane Pearson, Somerset Silver Palms 

Zaheed Pierre, Pembroke Pines Flanagan

Joseph Ramjas, Hollywood South Broward

Martin Rhyne, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas

Zach Roch, Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy (OLB)

Erick Rodriguez, Miami Archbishop Carroll

Delano Seymour, Miramar Everglades

Shawn Smith, Miami Monsignor Pace

Justin St. Ange, Miramar Everglades

Dylan Torrez, Miami St. Brendan

Kamden Walters, Miami Belen

Jace Williams, Fort Lauderdale Dillard (OLB)

Lewensky Ydore, North Miami

RISING SOPHOMORES ARE TALENTED AS WELL

Like most classes, this 2026 group – rising sophomores – are still jumping on the radar screen, and as they do, we will add them to this list.

Among those who have already started to turn heads include:

Elijah Baulkman, Plantation American Heritage

Mark Clarkson, Miami Booker T. Washington

Aidan Hrenick, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas

Desmond Johnson, Miami Northwestern

Caleb Jones, Homestead Everglades Prep

Karon Maycock, Miami Central

Demetrius Mincey, Fort Lauderdale Dillard

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