THE WOLVERINES FILE

Head Coach: Don Chaney Sr.

2021 Record: 4-4

THE SCOOP

Over the past few seasons since taking over the program, head coach Don Chaney Sr. has developed a year-round program, dedicated to exposure and teach his football players so much about the sport.

As the Wolverines aim toward a spring showdown with Homestead South Dade, the objective has remained the same – with the focus on academics and getting better on the football field.

Loaded with some of the top young talent in south Florida, this is a team that many will want to keep an eye on in 2022. While depth may be a problem, the athletes that this program rolls out every week has the ability to make some huge things happen.

While the senior class is small, there is enough leadership, along with the returning student/athletes to make some positives happen.

Here is a look at some prospects to keep an eye on this coming season:

PROSPECT WATCH

CLASS OF 2023

Aiden Martinez (OG, 6-4, 300)

Anthony Rubio (RB/ATHLETE, 5-9, 170)

Hector Saldana (OG, 6-3, 260)

Zach Sunderland (WR, 5-11, 160)

CLASS OF 2024

Khamani Alexander (RB/ATHLETE, 6-2, 181)

Javier Brito (DT, 6-2, 205)

Jah’son Felix (TE, 6-3, 195)

Jarvis Johnson (OLB/DE, 5-11, 195)

Gavench Marcelin (DE, 6-3, 231)

Victor Perez (WR, 5-8, 155)

Chandly Pierre (MLB)

Jancent Wallace (CB/ATHLETE, 5-10, 160)

CLASS OF 2025

Davion Dixon (DT, 6-2, 270)

Kamden Walters (LB)

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Homestead South Dade

THE BUCCANEERS FILE

Head Coach: Coach Nate Hudson

2021 Record: 4-5

THE SCOOP

It’s no secret that the football program at South Dade has not been what many have been used to over the past few seasons.

Always in the mix for the playoffs, here is a program that has not performed like the teams in the past, but that could be changing.

As this team heads toward the spring, there is a sense that the talent is back in place – and while the senior class is stacked with playmakers – the future could definitely be defined by what this group of underclassmen is capable of accomplishing.

Loaded with gifted athletes, the young players in this program have the talent to get this train back on track in Homestead.

Here are some prospects to keep an eye on this coming season:

PROSPECT WATCH

CLASS OF 2023

Jabari Lewis (WR, 6-1, 185.

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Jaden Miller (RB, 6-1, 185).

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Devon Johnson (DB, 6-2, 190).

Cameron Owens (WR, 5-7, 165).

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D'Marion Ivey (DB, 6-0, 170).

Christian Nieves (OC, 5-11, 250).

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Bradley Joseph (DB, 5-11, 180).

Jamerson Saxtron (DL, 6-2, 230).

Jayden Sanders (DB, 5-9, 160).

CLASS OF 2024

Demetrius "Meatball' Williams (RB, 5-8, 235).

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Jerell “Kodak” Jordan (Athlete, 5-9, 180).

Anthony Reed (OL, 6-1, 240).

Sawyer Bartelt (LB, 6-0, 210).

Jalen Santil (DE/LB, 6-1, 200).
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Raul "Chino" Cepedo (LB, 6-1, 210).

Jared Anderson (WR, 6-2, 185).

Damien Joachin (WR, 6-4, 170).

Noel Garcia (OL, 6-2, 265).

Antravius Shropshire (DB, 5-8, 165).

CLASS OF 2025

X’zayvion Clayton (QB/WR, 5-11, 160).

Sedric Melvin (WR, 5-8, 160).

Henry Ostolaza (OL, 6-4, 290).

Ta'darius Williams (OL/DL, 6-2, 255).

Teddrick Hughes (DE, 6-2, 210).

Kamaurie Brown (DL, 6-2, 260).

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MIAMI GARDENS – The Miami Dolphins Youth Programs hosted the Junior Dolphins Spring Donation presented by Dade County Federal Credit Union (DCFCU) surprising the girls flag football team of North Miami Senior High School with Dolphins gear, cleats, footballs and meals for the student athletes on Thursday, March 31.

“Thanks to our partnership with Dade County Federal Credit Union we can continue support, celebrate and empower young women in flag football,” said Miami Dolphins Senior Director of Community Relations & Youth Programs RaShauna Hamilton. “The Junior Dolphins and DCFCU are aligned in its efforts toward providing our next generation with the tools and resources they need to impact the youth of South Florida and set them up for success.”

“This means a lot to the girls and the whole community. I’m speechless,” North Miami Senior High School Girls Flag Football Head Coach Louis Presume said.

This donation is in continuation of the Junior Dolphins ongoing initiative to impact 50 schools in five years. To date, the program has engaged with more than 15,000 high school football student athletes throughout South Florida working to transform lives and grow participation of boys and girls football teams.

The Junior Dolphins program encourages youth players and coaches to teach, learn and play football in a fun and safe environment. As stewards of the game, Junior Dolphins strive to grow participation in the game, impact the football community and build the next generation of Dolphins fans. Through strong community partnership and strategic resource distribution, all aspects of the Junior Dolphins program work to emphasize character building to increase the overall experience in youth football.

Miami Monsignor Pace

THE SPARTANS FILE

Head Coach: Anthony Walker Sr.

2021 Record: 4-6

THE SCOOP

There is no getting around the fact that the 2021 season was strange – to say the least for the Spartans.

A coaching change followed by an up and down season, which ended with two losses – to Glades Central and Fort Pierce Central. Enter Anthony Walker Sr.

Having been around the school and program for years, helping to develop student/athletes along the way.

What Walker bring to this program is stability and knowledge of what it takes to succeed on and off the playing field.

The father of one-time Monsignor Pace standout, Anthony Walker Jr., who not only was an All-American in high school, but all Big-10 standout at Northwestern University and an impressive NFL career.

With plenty of talent, heading into the spring, this is a team to keep an eye on -with difference makers on both sides of the ball.

PROSPECT WATCH

CLASS OF 2023

Jae-Lijah Cochran (WR)

Za'Ron Collins (WR)

Carl-Karim Escarment (DL)

Victor Evans III (DB)

Michael Ferguson (LB/SS)

Peyton Joseph (LB/SS)

Maddox Marcellus (LB)

Anthony Massie (DB)

Rickie Michel (OL)

Orilda Roberts (WR)

CLASS OF 2024

Cornelius Bembry, Jr (OL)

James Hayes (QB)

Danny Horne (WR)

Justyn James (OL)

Aidan Karsh (QB)

Dedrick Lee (WR)

Christopher Levy (WR)

Dimitry Nicolas (DL)

Frantz Noel (DB)

Michael Nozile II (RB)

Myron Parker, Jr. (TE/DE)

Jonathan Pierre (DE)

Vincent Shavers, Jr. (LB)

Gavin Shepard (DB)

Davari Williams (OL/DL)

Jarrod Young, Jr. (LB)

CLASS OF 2025

Devin Brown (DB)

Joshua Burgos (OL)

Justin Hadnot (OL)

Dylan Pelliccio (QB)

Berdyasky Pierre (WR)

Justin Smiley (OL)

Michael Smith (DE)

Shawn Smith (LB)

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