Here we are in the final weekend of the 2022 regular season, and while many seniors will be playing for the final time ever – there are others who will not only move on to the playoffs, but college as well.

This has indeed been a season to remember for so many teams in south Florida and yesterday, today and tomorrow, there will be some pretty good matchups to check out.

Here are five more games to keep an eye on:

No. 18 Hollywood Avant Garde Academy (6-2) at Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (4-5), 7:30. While it has been a tough year for the Spartans, playing in a competitive 2M district, the Sharks have truly made a huge statement, picking up where this team left off last year when they were a No. 1 seed and unbeaten in the regular season. With just two setbacks, this team gets ready for the post season, but still has to go against Chaminade-Madonna once again to advance.

Hollywood South Broward (5-3) at No. 7 Miramar (7-1), 7. Outside the usual suspects, who continue to win at an amazing level, the Patriots have been as impressive as any team, winning a district and setting themselves up for a run in the post season. The Bulldogs have really fallen off – with key losses that have them limping down the homestretch. This is an essential game for them to get the momentum back.

Miami High (4-5) at No. 20 Miami Jackson (6-3), Curtis, 7:30. The Generals continue to roll and make a major statement with quality play on both sides of the ball. They continue to showcase a team that is slowly making their way back into the mix. Miami High started the week off with a tough loss to South Miami, but can certainly change the way this season ends as they prepare for the 2023 campaign with a number of younger prospects.

No. 11 Plantation (7-2) at No. 16 Davie Western (5-3), 7. One of the most competitive south Florida matchups for the final week of the regular season. Both headed to post season play, this promises to be a contest that features to explosive offenses and gifted defensive units. Both teams are well coached and are completely opposite in what they bring to the table. Both lost to Miramar and beat Coconut Creek, which are common opponents.

No. 8 Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (8-0) at No. 9 Fort Lauderdale Dillard (6-3). This Saturday night may the biggest “Soul Bowl” these teams have played in many years. Last year, the Panthers cruised. As the Tigers have remained unbeaten, Dillard has lost to the No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 teams in the state – something that simply has never happened before. Throw out the records, this party is about to get real – as both teams look to use this non-district contest as a tune up for the post season.

SCORES FROM THURSDAY, NOV. 3

Coconut Creek North Broward Prep 44, Delray American Heritage 10

Coral Gables 32, Southwest Miami 6

Davie Nova 55, Coral Springs Charter 13

Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna 45, Port St. Lucie Treasure Coast 6

Hollywood Hills 46, Oakland Park Northeast 8

Miami Coral Park 19, Miami Sunset 14

Miami Dr. Krop 23, Hialeah 18

Miami Gardens TRU Prep 48, Miami Ferguson 7

Miami Norland 42, Miami Killian 14

Miami Palmetto 28, Coconut Creek 21

Miami Varela 14, North Miami Mourning 6

Somerset Academy Silver Palms 35, Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy 26

Tavernier Coral Shores 35, Miami Palmer Trinity 27

Wellington Palm Beach Central 34, Miami Carol City 28

West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman 54, Miami Gulliver Prep 14

SCORE FROM TUESDAY, NOV. 1

South Miami 28, Miami High 26

WAIT THERE ARE MORE

In addition to the top five matchups this week, there are other Friday and Saturday games to keep an eye on. See if your favorite program is back in action in Week 11:

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4

Coral Springs (3-6) at Coral Springs Taravella (1-8), 4

Deerfield Beach (3-7) at No. 14 Coconut Creek Monarch, Coral Springs (7-2), 7

Fort Lauderdale (5-4) at Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (4-5), DRV PNK, 7

Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest (8-1) at Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s (6-3), 7

Hallandale (2-7) at Pembroke Pines Flanagan (1-8), 7

Hialeah American (2-7) at North Miami Beach (3-6), Traz Powell Stadium, 7:30

Hialeah Miami-Lakes (3-6) at Hialeah Goleman (4-5), Hendricks, 7:30

Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson (1-8) at Hollywood McArthur (4-5), 7

Miami Beach (2-7) at Lakeland Lake Gibson (3-6), 7:30

Miami Belen Jesuit (4-5) at Miami Immaculata LaSalle (4-5), 7

Miami Coral Reef (7-2) at Hialeah Gardens (4-5), 3:30

Miami Edison (4-5) at Doral Academy (6-3), 7

Miami Southridge (5-4) at Homestead South Dade (2-6), Harris Field, 7:30

North Lauderdale Somerset Prep (0-6) at SW Ranches Archbishop McCarthy (1-7), 7

Parkland Douglas (6-3) at Coral Springs Coral Glades (2-7), 7

Pembroke Pines Charter (5-3) at Pompano Beach (5-4), 7

Pembroke Pines West Broward at Miramar Everglades, 7

Weston Cypress Bay (5-4) at South Plantation (7-2), 7

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5

Westland Hialeah (4-5) at North Miami (4-5), 7

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With the state playoffs a week away, we hit the final Thursday, Friday and Saturday of the regular season with mixed emotions for many Miami-Dade and Broward Counties.

With many of the top tier programs using Week 11 as a time to rest up for the state playoffs – others will give their seniors one final opportunity to attract college scholarship attention.

No matter what the format and classification change had brought this season, winning cured all, and for many programs who head into the first round of the playoffs, this was a season that served many purposes.

Ask any coach, player or fan and all will agree that this season went way too fast. The build up that happened for over nine months seemed to flash by right before our eyes.

When play starts to today, it will signal three days of regular season football that will create memories for some and will bring the end to their career that started in youth leagues and will come to an end as seniors in high school.

With that in mind, here is the schedule for Week 11. We hope that you will get out and support these quality young men for the regular-season finale:

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3

No. 19 Coconut Creek (6-3) at Miami Palmetto (4-5), Miami Southridge, 7

Coconut Creek North Broward Prep (4-5) at Delray Beach American Heritage (2-6), 7

Coral Gables (4-4) at Southwest Miami (0-9), 7

Davie Nova (2-7) at Coral Springs Charter (4-5), 7

Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy (3-6) at Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy (5-4), 3:30

Hollywood Hills (3-6) at Oakland Park Northeast (0-8), 7

Miami Carol City (5-4) at Wellington Palm Beach Central (8-1), 6:30

Miami Coral Park (4-5) at Miami Sunset (4-5), 3:30

Miami Dr. Krop (5-4) at Hialeah (4-3), Hendricks, 7

Miami Ferguson (5-4) at Miami Gardens TRU Prep Academy (2-4), 3:30

Miami Killian (3-6) at No. 12 Miami Norland (6-2), Traz Powell Stadium, 7

Miami Varela (0-9) at North Miami Mourning (3-6), 3:30

Port St. Lucie Treasure Coast (3-5) at No. 2 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (8-0), 6

Somerset Academy South Homestead (4-5) at Somerset Academy Silver Palms (2-6), 4

Tavernier Coral Shores (7-3) at Miami Palmer Trinity (5-4), 3:30

West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman (9-0) at Miami Gulliver Prep (5-3), Tropical Park, 3:30

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4

Coral Springs (3-6) at Coral Springs Taravella (1-8), 4

Deerfield Beach (3-7) at No. 14 Coconut Creek Monarch, Coral Springs (7-2), 7

Fort Lauderdale (5-4) at Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (4-5), DRV PNK, 7

Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest (8-1) at Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s (6-3), 7

Hallandale (2-7) at Pembroke Pines Flanagan (1-8), 7

Hialeah American (2-7) at North Miami Beach (3-6), Traz Powell Stadium, 7:30

Hialeah Miami-Lakes (3-6) at Hialeah Goleman (4-5), Hendricks, 7:30

No. 18 Hollywood Avant Garde Academy (6-20 at Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace (4-5), 7:30

Hollywood South Broward (5-3) at Miramar (7-1), 7

Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson (1-8) at Hollywood McArthur (4-5), 7

Miami Beach (2-7) at Lakeland Lake Gibson (3-6), 7:30

Miami Belen Jesuit (4-5) at Miami Immaculata LaSalle (4-5), 7

Miami Coral Reef (7-2) at Hialeah Gardens (4-5), 3:30

Miami Edison (4-5) at Doral Academy (6-3), 7

Miami High (4-5) at No. 20 Miami Jackson (6-3), Curtis, 7:30

Miami Southridge (5-4) at Homestead South Dade (2-6), Harris Field, 7:30

North Lauderdale Somerset Prep (0-6) at SW Ranches Archbishop McCarthy (1-7), 7

Parkland Douglas (6-3) at Coral Springs Coral Glades (2-7), 7

Pembroke Pines Charter (5-3) at Pompano Beach (5-4), 7

Pembroke Pines West Broward at Miramar Everglades, 7

No. 11 Plantation (7-2) at No. 16 Davie Western (5-3), 7

Weston Cypress Bay (5-4) at South Plantation (7-2), 7

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5

Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (8-0) at Fort Lauderdale Dillard (6-3), 6

Westland Hialeah (4-5) at North Miami (4-5), 7

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Each and every Wednesday throughout the course of a year, we bring you prospects from Miami-Dade and Broward Counties that deserve the spotlight.

While many are already on the radar for college coaches and fans, there are others that we introduce for the first time from watching live and seeing what they bring to the table from a different perspective.

With many recruiting services and promotional websites getting these standout prospects out from watching film, we have always believed in attending as many practices, combines, camps, 7-on-7 events and games as possible – giving the colleges and those fans who watch high school football a fair assessment on the student/athletes who compete.

While promoting these young men year-round has always been an objective, the colleges and universities have long trusted in the evaluations that we bring them – aside from what we write in these brief paragraphs about football talent in these two counties.

While this particular blog is devoted to Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, our year-round coverage of the entire state of Florida gives us a huge advantage when comparing talent, and while many throw around “the best” when talking about certain standouts, we have more than a valid way of determining how well-rounded these football players are when comparing them to each other.

Today, we have five more football players that we have been fortunate to watch from as close as five feet away:

2024 – Jordan Lyle, RB, 6-0, 190, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas. Every year it seems like the Raiders have a running back that sets the bar higher and higher, and this impressive junior has already established himself as one of the best this storied program has produced. Drawing attention from major colleges nationally, what he brings to the table is something that very few have been able to do. In addition to his running style, he has the size, versatility, and talent to make it to the next level and beyond. Will be one of the best in the country next year as a senior.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/15321847/Jordan-Lyle
2023 – Winstanson Mathurin, OL, 6-5, 270, Coconut Creek Monarch. Coming from Coral Springs, here is one of the hidden gems in south Florida. Big, quick, strong and talented are things that college coaches have started to watch – especially during a season when the Knights have done so well. Watch him play and you see someone who dominates and is just scratching the surface. His ability to play either guard or tackle is something that has drawn plenty of attention. Add in the fact that his work in the classroom (4.2 GPA) continues to open doors and you have something very special in this student/athlete!

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/14754023/Wistanson-Mathurin

2024 – Jonathan Morillo, QB, 6-1, 172, Pembroke Pines West Broward. With all the quarterbacks in south Florida getting so much pre-season hype and attention, here is one who received very little of the spotlight but is a gifted young man who has turned out to be one of the best in the entire state in his junior year. He has been among the top 10 overall passers for the Bobcats as this program continues to grow and build along with amazing sophomore receiver Joshua Moore, who we spotlighted before anyone else had the opportunity to watch him early in the season. Morillo will blow up during the off-season and you can count on that.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/15293036/Jonathan-Morillo

2023 – Julius Pascal, RB/FS, 5-11, 175, Miami Dr. Krop. There are so many versatile two-way prospects in south Florida this year, but very few who can do what this young man has done. A three-year starter for the Lightning, he is regarded as one of the top running backs, where he went over 1,000 yards and scored 12 times, as well as a defensive back who can play three positions and create positives with four interceptions – one for a game-changing touchdown. Solid talent that college coaches continue to watch.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/15268168/Julius-Pascal

2024 – Amare Sanders, CB/WR, Miami Gulliver Prep. Like Gabe Taylor, who is currently at Rice University and was a one year football standout for the Raiders, here is a gifted prospect who made a name for himself on the basketball court before showcasing his many skills. While following in the footsteps of his older brother, Tony Sanders (6-7) who is a basketball standout at Notre Dame University, many who follow this game feel that his future on the football field is already being carved out. After watching him twice this season, this is someone who has a chance to blow up in the off-season and head into his final year next season as one of the elite prospects. Remember his name because he is truly a gifted athlete in many arenas.

TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17120692/Amare-Sanders

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Well, we have gotten to the place where seniors had worked hard to get to.

The 11^th and final week of the 2022 high school football season, and while some teams are still alive to realize their dreams of playing in the post season, others are ready to say goodbye to a sport they have worked hard to play all of their lives.

As some will take part in the state playoffs, others will prepare for college or get ready for a life ahead.

High school football has indeed been fun, and whether you are extending you football career or calling it quits after this week, it is something that you will look back at for years and years to come.

While we will continue to run our football rankings until the end of the season, here is a look at how things stand heading into Week 11:

1. Miami Central (2M – 9-0). THIS WEEK: Off This Week. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Rockets ended the regular season as district champions, beating Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace, 50-14.

2. Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (1M – 8-0). THIS WEEK: The regular season comes to an end at home with a Thursday night (6:00) makeup game with Port St. Lucie Treasure Coast. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Lions rolled to their fourth straight shutout, 63-0.

3. Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (3M – 9-0). THIS WEEK: The Raiders will be off. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Raiders finished the regular season with a 44-0 win against Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson.

4. Plantation American Heritage (2M, 9-1). THIS WEEK: The final week of the regular season will be off. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Patriots closed out the season with a 63-0 district win against Hallandale.

5. Miami Christopher Columbus (4M, 9-1). THIS WEEK: The final regular season week will be off. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Explorers ended the regular season with a 42-0 win against Hialeah Goleman.

6. Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (2M, 9-1). THIS WEEK: The Chiefs will have the final week off. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The two-time defending state champions won their regular season finale, 49-20 against Fort Lauderdale Stranahan.

7. Miramar (3M, 6-1). THIS WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a Nov. 4 home game against Hollywood South Broward. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Patriots made it six straight with a Mayor’s Cup 50-6 win over Miramar Everglades.

8. Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (3M, 8-0). THIS WEEK: It’s the annual showdown at No. 9 Fort Lauderdale Dillard on Saturday, Nov. 5. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Tigers made it eight straight with a 47-12 win against West Boca Raton.

9. Fort Lauderdale Dillard (3M – 6-3). THIS WEEK:  It’s the annual “Soul Bowl” showdown at home against No. 8 Pompano Beach Blanche Ely on Saturday, Nov. 5. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Panthers went on the road and took care of Tallahassee Lincoln, 35-10,

10. Miami Booker T. Washington (2M –7-2). THIS WEEK: The Tornadoes take the final week of the regular season off. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: This program ended the impressive regular season with a convincing 35-8 win over Westland Hialeah.

11. Plantation (3M – 7-2). THIS WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a Friday road game against No. 16 Davie Western. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Colonels rolled on with a 42-15 district game against Sunrise Piper.

12. Miami Norland (2M – 6-2). THIS WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a Thursday, Nov. 3 home game against Miami Killian. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Vikings put their offense into high gear with a 51-42 win over North Miami Beach.

13. Homestead (3M, 7-2). THIS WEEK: They will take the final week of the regular season off. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Broncos won a key district game against Miami Belen Jesuit, 18-7.

14. Coconut Creek Monarch (4M, 7-2). THIS WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a Nov. 4 home game against Deerfield Beach. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Knights bounced back with a 40-0 district win against Coral Springs.

15. Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian (2M, 8-2). THIS WEEK: The team will have off this week. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Eagles ended the regular season with a bounce back district win, 40-0, against Oakland Park Northeast.

16. Davie Western (4M – 54-3). THIS WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a home game on Nov. 4 against No. 11 Plantation. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Wildcats rolled to a convincing 63-0 win and wrapped up another district title.

17. Miami Northwestern (2M – 5-4). THIS WEEK: The final week of the regular season will be off. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Bulls bounced back to win the district title, 44-0, against Miami LaSalle Immaculata as senior quarterback Taron “Tyger” Dickens became the all-time leading passer in Miami-Dade County.

18. Hollywood Avant Garde (1M, 6-2). THIS WEEK: A season-ending regular season game at Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Sharks got back on the winning track with a 41-0 win against North Lauderdale Somerset Prep.

19. Coconut Creek (3M, 6-3). THIS WEEK: The Cougars travel to Miami to play Palmetto on Thursday, Nov. 3. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: Won for the fourth straight time, 40-0, against Deerfield Beach.

20. Miami Jackson (2M, 6-3). THIS WEEK: The regular season comes to an end on Friday, Nov. 4 with a home game against Miami High. NEXT GAME: State Playoffs Next Week. LAST WEEK: The Generals won for the sixth time in the past seven games, 15-6, over Miami Edison.

OTHER TEAMS TO WATCH: Coral Gables (4M, 4-4), Doral Academy (4M, 6-3), Fort Lauderdale (3M, 5-4), Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest (2M, 8-1), Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (2M, 4-5), Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy (1M, 6-2), Hialeah Barbara Goleman (4M, 4-5), Hialeah (3M, 4-4), Hollywood McArthur (3M, 4-5), Hollywood South Broward (3M, 5-4), Miami Archbishop Carroll (1M, 8-1), Miami Belen Jesuit (3M, 4-5), Miami Braddock (Independent, 7-2), Miami Carol City (2M, 5-4) Miami Coral Reef (Independent, 7-2), Miami Dr. Krop (3M, 5-4), Miami Edison (2M, 4-5), Miami Ferguson (Independent, 5-4), Miami Gulliver Prep (2M – (4-3), Miami Immaculata LaSalle (2M, 4-4), Miami Palmetto (4M, 4-5), Miami Ransom Everglades (Independent, 7-2), Miramar Everglades (3M, 4-5), Miami Southridge (3M, 5-3), Miami St. Brendan (2M, 5-3), Miami Westminster Christian (1M, 7-2), North Miami (3M, 4-5), North Miami Beach (2M, 3-6), Parkland Douglas (4M, 6-3), Pembroke Pines Charter (3M, 5-3), Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy (4M, 5-4), Pembroke Pines West Broward (4M, 5-4), South Miami (2M, 4-4), South Plantation (3M, 7-2), Sunrise Piper (3M, 5-4), Westland Hialeah (2M, 4-5), Weston Cypress Bay (4M, 5-4).

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