Friday, September 6 – High School Football, 7:30 p.m. (KICKOFF)
Santa Fe (Alachua) at Fort White
Join Mike Ridaught (Play-by-play), Kyrin Mayfield (Color) & producer/spotter Conlan Birdsall for Raiders’ football. Plus, our Raider Greats segment at the half featuring Mike Ridaught’s interview with former Santa Fe & Florida Gator Shea Showers.
Radio: 104.9 FM in Gainesville/Alachua/High Springs
Friday, 7 p.m. (PREGAME) – High School Football, 7:30 p.m. (KICKOFF)
P.K. Yonge (Gainesville) at Eastside (Gainesville)
Join Michael Knauff (Play-by-play) & Sarah Morton (Color) for this city showdown. Both teams are looking for their first win of the season.
Radio: 92.1 FM & 1230 AM Gainesville & 900 AM Ocala
‘Live’ & ‘Archived’ video via the Eastside Athletics Facebook page.
The Trophy Shop Athlete of the Week for the week of August 26 is TREVOR HOLTZENDORF* of the Union County (Lake Butler) football team.
*The sophomore played a big role in Union County’s come-from-behind 15-12 win at Williston. Holtzendorf recorded 14 tackles, two sacks, and one forced fumble. Union County (2-0) didn’t allow a score in the second half.
Previous 2019-20 winners:
August 19 – Quan Smith (Buchholz football)
Smith helped lead the Bobcats to a 21-20 win against Eastside by rushing for 190 yards. The junior had 108 yards in the first half. However, it was his late fourth quarter 46-yard run, right after Eastside’s TD but blocked extra point, that helped seal the win. Smith had a 44-yard TD run in the first half and had Buchholz’s only score of the second half on a 40-yard pass from quarterback Jack Hevesy.
Columbia (Lake City) continues atop regional poll after close road win
GAINESVILLE — With Hurricane Dorian wreaking havoc on most of the state of Florida, many high school football teams saw their games canceled or postponed for the second week of the season.
Even more games have already been called off for this week all over The Prep Zone Power Poll coverage area.
But for the second straight week, there is a unanimous #1 team, and it is the Columbia (Lake City) Tigers.
Columbia had to fight to win on the road against #16 Oakleaf (Orange Park), with the Tigers holding off a late two-point converstion attempt by the Knights for a 21-19 win. Columbia, which beat #5 Trinity Christian (Jacksonville), 38-7, in its opening game, improves to 2-0 and receives all nine first-place votes again this week.
Vanguard (Ocala) remains 2nd.
The Knights (2-0) rolled past then-RV Buchholz (Gainesville), 42-12, for the second win in as many weeks for Vanguard at Citizen’s Field. Vanguard was scheduled to travel to #14 Sandalwood (Jacksonville) this week, but that game has been canceled due to Duval County Public Schools being closed for Dorian.
Mandarin remains 3rd.
The defending 8A state champs improved to 2-0 with a 32-13 win at RV Ribault (Jacksonville). The Mustangs scheduled game at home against #9 DeLand this week has also been cancelled due to the hurricane.
North Marion (Citra) stays at #4.
The Colts (2-0) rolled past Palatka, 53-7, at home in week 2. North Marion’s scheduled game against Gainesville this week has been moved to September 20th.
Rounding out the top five is Trinity Christian.
The Conquerors (1-1) were on the road for the second straight week, and this time pulled out a thriller, 45-42, at Godby (Tallahassee) in overtime to even up their record. Trinity Christian was scheduled to host Ribault (Jacksonville) this Friday, but that game has also been canceled and a makeup time is not yet known.
Bartram Trail (St. Johns) moves up a spot to 6th after travelling to South Georgia for a 24-7 win at Brunswick. The Bears, who knocked off #13 Robert E. Lee (Jacksonville), 48-20, in their opening game, will host rival RV Creekside (St. Johns) this Saturday night in St. Johns County.
Madison County drops two slots to 7th despite a 55-0 romp at Jefferson County (Monticello). The Cowboys (2-0) hit the road again this Thursday to take on 5A Rickards (Tallahassee).
Raines (Jacksonville) moves up one spot to 8th despite having their game at Pahokee canceled in week 2. The Vikings (0-1) dropped their opener the week before to Jones (Orlando).
Despite a bye, DeLand (2-0) moves into the top 10 as the Bulldogs are ranked 9th.
Rounding out the top 10 is Mainland (Daytona Beach).
The Bucs (0-1) moved up a spot despite having a bye a week ago, and dropping their opening week game, 21-18, at DeLand. Mainland’s game against Treasure Coast (Port St. Lucie) is called off this week due to Dorian.
New to the rankings this week are Flagler Palm Coast at #17, South Sumter (Bushnell) at No. 18, and St. Augustine at #20. All three teams are off to 2-0 starts, with South Sumter blasting then-#8 Nature Coast Tech (Brooksville), 33-0, and St. Augustine getting revenge for a loss in 2018 with a 33-13 romp over cross-town rival Menendez (St. Augustine).
Hawthorne, ranked 13th the week before, drops out of the poll after an upset 20-17 overtime loss at Newberry.
University Christian (Jacksonville), 14th a week ago, also is out after losing on the road, 35-20, to Christ Church (NC).
Nature Coast Tech dropped 11 spots to 19th in this week’s poll.
Bolles (Jacksonville) drops out of the rankings after their game against Hialeah-Miami Lakes was canceled. The Bulldogs’ game in Savannah against New Hampstead this Friday was also called off due to Hurricane Dorian.
The Prep Zone Power Poll ranks the top 20 high school football, basketball, baseball & softball teams (regardless of FHSAA classification) across 26 counties in North Florida (Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Citrus, Clay, Columbia, Dixie, Duval, Flagler, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Hernando, Jefferson, Lafayette, Lake, Levy, Madison, Marion, Nassau, Putnam, Sumter, St. Johns, Suwannee, Taylor, Union & Volusia counties). It is voted on weekly by sportswriters and sportscasters and it is powered by Anytime Fitness of Gainesville.
THE PREP ZONE POWER POLL – 2019 FOOTBALL POLL #3
(School, followed by classification, first place votes, current record and total voting points)
1. Columbia (Lake City) (6A) (9) (2-0) – 180
2. Vanguard (Ocala) (5A) (2-0) – 166
3. Mandarin (Jacksonville) (8A) (2-0) – 158
4. North Marion (Citra) (5A) (2-0) – 154
5. Trinity Christian (Jacksonville) (3A) (1-1) – 137
6. Bartram Trail (St. Johns) (8A) (2-0) – 132
7. Madison County (1A) (2-0) – 124
8. Raines (Jacksonville) (5A) (0-1) – 111
9. DeLand (8A) (1-0) – 88
10. Mainland (Daytona Beach) (6A) (0-1) – 77
11T. Dunnellon (5A) (2-0) – 76
11T. The Villages (4A) (2-0) – 76
13. Robert E. Lee (Jacksonville) (6A) (1-1) – 70
14. Sandalwood (Jacksonville) (8A) (2-0) – 69
15. Spruce Creek (Port Orange) (8A) (1-0) – 45
16. Oakleaf (Orange Park) (8A) (1-1) – 43
17. Flagler Palm Coast (8A) (2-0) – 35
18. South Sumter (Bushnell) (4A) (2-0) – 26
19. Nature Coast Tech (Brooksville) (5A) (1-1) – 20
20. St. Augustine (6A) (2-0) – 19
Also receiving votes: Trinity Catholic (Ocala) (3A) (2-0) – 17; University Christian (Jacksonville) (2A) (1-1) – 13; Ponte Vedra (6A) (2-0) – 10; Bolles (Jacksonville) (4A) (0-1) – 5; Ed White (Jacksonville) (5A) (2-0) – 5; Orange Park (5A) (1-1) – 5; Dixie County (Cross City) (1A) (2-0) – 4; Hawthorne (1A) (1-1) – 4; Ribault (Jacksonville) (5A) (0-2) – 3; Creekside (St. Johns) (7A) (2-0) – 1; Fleming Island (Orange Park) (7A) (2-0) – 1.
Buchholz (Gainesville) rises to the top after impressive start
GAINESVILLE – In a span of three weeks, the Buchholz (Gainesville) volleyball team has gone from unranked all the way to the top of The Prep Zone Power Poll.
The Bobcats (5-0) jumped from No. 8 to No. 1 this week, after knocking off former No. 1 Trinity Catholic (Ocala), 3-2, on Monday. This was the fourth top five win for the Bobcats this season after knocking off New Smyrna Beach a few days later and previous wins over Vanguard (Ocala) and Santa Fe (Alachua).
Buchholz was a unanimous selection, receiving all nine first-place votes.
Trinity Catholic (2-1) dropped down one spot to No. 2 after the intense loss to Buchholz last week, while Fleming Island (Orange Park) (2-0) stayed at No. 3 after sweeping Oakleaf (Orange Park), 3-0, in its lone match of the week.
Ponte Vedra (4-0) moved up from No. 7 to No. 4 after impressive wins over No. 15 Fletcher (Neptune Beach), 3-0, No. 19 Providence (Jacksonville), 3-1, and Menendez (St. Augustine), 3-0.
Spruce Creek (Port Orange) (2-1) dropped from No. 2 to No. 5 after a shocking 3-1 loss to Lyman (Longwood) this past week.
The biggest mover though was East Ridge (Clermont) (8-3), which tumbled from No. 6 to No. 9 after finishing fourth at the KSA Fall Classic over the weekend.
The Prep Zone Power Poll ranks the top 20 high school football, volleyball, basketball, baseball and softball teams (regardless of FHSAA Classification) across the 26 counties in North Florida (Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Citrus, Columbia, Dixie, Duval, Flagler, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Hernando, Jefferson, Lafayette, Lake, Levy, Madison, Nassau, Putnam, Sumter, St. Johns, Suwannee, Taylor, Union and Volusia counties). It is voted on weekly by sportswriters and sportscasters and it is powered by Anytime Fitness of Gainesville.
The Prep Zone Power Poll – 2019 Volleyball Poll #3
(School, first place votes, record, total voting points)
1. Buchholz (Gainesville) (9) (5-0) – 180
2. Trinity Catholic (Ocala) (2-1) – 166
3. Fleming Island (Orange Park) (2-0) – 163
4. Ponte Vedra (4-0) – 146
5. Spruce Creek (Port Orange) (2-1) – 140
6. Vanguard (Ocala) (4-1) – 133
7. New Smyrna Beach (3-1) – 122
8. Santa Fe (Alachua) (4-1) – 116
9. East Ridge (Clermont) (8-3) – 105
10. Bell (5-0) – 77
11. Forest (Ocala) (5-2) – 73
12. Eustis (6-0) – 65
13. Lecanto (8-0) – 60
14. Newberry (4-0) – 59
15. Mandarin (Jacksonville) (6-0) – 58
16. Nature Coast Tech (Brooksville) (4-1) – 56
17. Fletcher (Neptune Beach) (4-1) – 46
18. Creekside (St. Johns) (3-1) – 29
19. Father Lopez (Daytona Beach) (3-0) – 26
20. Bolles (Jacksonville) (3-1) – 25
Also receiving votes: Flagler Palm Coast (4-1) – 14, Bishop Snyder (Jacksonville) (4-0) – 14, Branford (5-1) – 7, Oak Hall School (Gainesville) (3-1) – 7, St. John Lutheran (Ocala) (4-1) – 7, Bartram Trail (St. Johns) (1-2) – 6, Christ’s Church Academy (Jacksonville) (3-1) – 3, Keystone Heights (2-1) – 2, Seven Rivers Christian (Lecanto) (5-0) – 1, North Marion (Citra) (4-0) – 1.
The Associated Press preseason Florida high school football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, and rating points (Area teams in bold).
CLASS 8A
Record Pts Prv
1. Columbus (9) 2-0 99 1
2. Mandarin (Jacksonville) 2-0 90 2
3. South Dade 2-0 77 T4
4. Western 1-0 63 3
5. Sanford Seminole 2-0 54 7
6. Apopka 1-0 50 9
7. Vero Beach 1-0 29 10
8. Deerfield Beach 0-2 28 T4
9. Miami Palmetto 1-1 20 6
10. DeLand 1-0 14 NR
Others receiving votes: Bartram Trail (St. Johns) 10, Palm Beach Gardens 7, George Steinbrenner 4, Tampa Plant 2, Sarasota Riverview 2, Flagler Palm Coast 1.
CLASS 7A
Record Pts Prv
1. Lakeland (5) 2-0 86 1T
2. St. Thomas Aquinas (4) 1-0 85 1T
3. Atlantic Comm. 1-0 66 4
4. Edgewater 2-0 61 5
5. Armwood 1-1 53 3
6. Venice 1-1 35 6
7. Palm Beach Lakes 1-0 34 8
8. Plantation 1-0 30 9
9. Wekiva 2-0 21 10
10. Lincoln 1-1 17 7
Others receiving votes: Navarre 7, Tampa Bay Tech 5, Niceville 1, Chiles 1.
CLASS 6A
Record Pts Prv
1. Columbia (Lake City) (7) 2-0 88 1
2. Miami Central (2) 1-1 79 2
3. Palmetto 2-0 64 3
4. Naples 2-0 62 . 4
5. Escambia 2-0 61 5
6. Miami Southridge 0-1 37 6
7. Largo 2-0 24 8
8. Mainland (Daytona Beach) 0-1 22 7
9. Dillard 2-0 20 9
10. Charlotte 2-0 18 10
Others receiving votes: Gaither 13, Clearwater 4, Ponte Vedra 2, North Fort Myers 1.
CLASS 5A
Record Pts Prv
1. Miami Northwestern (9) 2-0 90 1
2. Plantation Am. Heritage 2-0 74 2
3. Rockledge 2-0 72 3
4. Vanguard (Ocala) 2-0 65 4
5. Lake Wales 2-0 53 5
6. Jones 2-0 49 6
7. Jesuit 2-0 30 7
8. Wakulla 2-0 27 8
9. North Marion (Citra) 2-0 24 T9
10. Godby 0-2 3 T9
Others receiving votes: Nature Coast Tech (Brooksville) 6, Raines (Jacksonville) 4, Dunnellon 1.
CLASS 4A
Record Pts Prv
1. University School (5) 2-0 86 2
2. Miami Carol City (4) 1-1 83 1
3. Miami Washington 1-1 60 3
4. Glades Central 2-0 57 5
5. Cocoa 1-1 20 4
Others receiving votes: Cardinal Gibbons 16, Gulliver Prep 13, South Sumter (Bushnell) 7, Tampa Catholic 6, Lakewood 6, Delray American Heritage 6
CLASS 3A
Record Pts Prv
1. Chaminade-Madonna (8) 2-0 89 1
2. Florida High 2-0 80 2
3. Trinity Christian (Jacksonville) 1-1 69 4
4. Benjamin 1-0 60 3
5. Berkeley Prep 2-0 56 5
Others receiving votes: Pensacola Catholic 6.
CLASS 2A
Record Pts Prv
1. Victory Christian (7) 2-0 88 2
2. Champagnat Catholic (2) 1-1 77 1
3. North Florida Christian 0-1 67 4
4. University Christian (Jacksonville) 1-1 55 3
5. Cambridge Christian 2-0 41 T4
Others receiving votes: First Baptist 14, St. John Neumann 12, St. Joseph Academy (St. Augustine) 6.
CLASS 1A
Record Pts Prv
1. Madison County (10) 2-0 100 1
2. Baker 1-0 89 2
3. Pahokee 0-1 56 5
4. Blountstown 1-0 45 NR
5. Dixie County (Cross City) 2-0 43 NR
Others receiving votes: Hawthorne 36, Port St. Joe 13, Union County (Lake Butler) 6, Vernon 6, Lafayette (Mayo) 6.
JOE PINKOS POWER RATINGS
Florida High School Football
FORECAST FOR WEEK 3
Joe Pinkos’ Power Ratings are calculated by a formula based on strength of opposition and margin of victory with greater weight given to recent games. The forecasted margin of victory for each game is determined by subtracting the power rating of the lower-rated team from the power rating of its higher-rated opponent.
Game forecasts are sorted by classification of favorite and listed alphabetically. The underdog’s classification is noted for inter-classification games.
Class 8A
Bartram Trail 25 over (7A) Creekside
Centennial 1 over Apopka
Columbus 10 over South Dade
Coral Glades 6 over (6A) Northeast (Oakland Park)
Coral Reef 9 over (7A) Mater Academy
Deerfield Beach 42 over (7A) Ely
DeLand 6 over Mandarin
Douglas 1 over Cypress Bay
Evans 3 over Oviedo
Flagler Palm Coast 6 over (6A) St. Augustine
Flangan 17 over (6A) Hollywood Hills
Forest Hill 34 over John I. Leonard
Fort Pierce Central 6 over (6A) Port St. Lucie
Hagerty 7 over (7A) Lake Howell
Jupiter 14 over (7A) Martin County
Lake Worth 16 over (7A) Royal Palm Beach
Lennard 17 over Wharton
Miami High 32 over Southwest Miami
Miami Palmetto 1 over (7A) Hialeah
Monarch 60 over (Ind.) Pompano Beach
Newsome 21 over Alonso
Oakleaf 24 over (5A) Ridgeview
Ocoee 3 over Lake Nona
Palm Beach Central 38 over (7A) Olympic Heights
Palm Beach Gardens 10 over (7A) William T. Dwyer
Park Vista 6 over Wellington
Ridge Community 1 over (7A) Kathleen
Riverview 32 over (6A) Brandon
Seminole (Sanford) 34 over (7A) Lyman
Spruce Creek 34 over (Ind.) Hialeah-Miami Lakes
Steinbrenner 51 over (6A) Spoto
Timber Creek 7 over (7A) East River
Treasure Coast 6 over (6A) Mainland
University (Orange City) 14 over Nease
West Orange 1 over Dr. Phillips
Western 45 over (5A) Miami Springs
Windermere 7 over University (Orlando)
Winter Park 46 over Freedom (Orlando)
Class 7A
Armwood 13 over Bloomingdale
Atlantic (Delray Beach) 38 over (8A) Boca Raton
Bartow 25 over (5A) Lake Region
Buchholz 7 over (6A) Ponte Vedra
Cooper City 18 over (Ind.) Nova
Durant 11 over (6A) Blake
East Lake 20 over (8A) Palm Harbor University
Fleming Island 21 over (4A) Palatka
Fletcher 8 over (5A) Terry Parker
Forest 9 over (8A) West Port
Fort Dorchester SC 6 over Viera
Fort Lauderdale 31 over (6A) Archbishop McCarthy
Gulf Coast 1 over (6A) Immokalee
Lakeland 47 over George Jenkins
Lakewood Ranch 1 over (5A) Bayshore
Leon 19 over (4A) Gadsden County
Lincoln 38 over Tate
Manatee 1 over (6A) Braden River
Mitchell 45 over (6A) Land O’ Lakes
Navarre 17 over (6A) Milton
Niceville 24 over (6A) Fort Walton Beach
Plant City 1 over (6A) Gaither
Plantation 47 over (8A) West Broward
Sarasota 36 over (4A) Lemon Bay
Seminole Ridge 1 over (8A) Santaluces
Sickles 6 (6A) Middleton
South Plantation 7 over (8A) Coral Springs
St. Cloud 40 over (6A) Gateway
Tampa Bay Tech 16 over (6A) Hillsborough
Tohopekaliga 26 over Poinciana
Venice 10 over (8A) Vero Beach
Wekiva 42 over (8A) Olympia
Winter Springs 13 over (6A) Deltona
Wiregrass Ranch 24 over (6A) St. Petersburg
Class 6A
Auburndale 35 over Pasco
Bayside 4 over (7A) Melbourne
Belen Jesuit 15 over (7A) Doral Academy
Boca Ciega 48 over (5A) Tarpon Springs
Boyd Anderson 4 over Sebastian River
Charlotte 13 over (7A) Riverdale
Countryside 14 over Dixie Hollins
Dillard 35 over (1A) Pahokee
Dunbar 20 over (5A) Booker
Escambia 17 over (5A) Pine Forest
Fivay 48 over (5A) Gulf
Fort Myers 17 over (5A) Cypress Lake
Golden Gate 30 over (3A) Bonita Springs
Gulf Breeze 4 over (5A) Choctawhatchee
Heritage 7 over (7A) First Coast
Island Coast 3 over (5A) Cape Coral
Jefferson 12 over (7A) East Bay
King 25 over (7A) Leto
Lake Gibson 30 over (5A) Zephyrhills
Lake Minneola 30 over (5A) Eustis
Largo 11 over (7A) Pinellas Park
Lely 13 over Ida Baker
Middleburg 7 over Matanzas
Naples 14 over (4A) Monsignor Pace
Norland 18 over (7A) American
North Fort Myers 32 over (5A) Mariner
Northeast (St. Petersburg) 34 over Seminole
Okeechobee 3 over (2A) Moore Haven
Palmetto 7 over (8A) Riverview (Sarasota)
Pine Ridge 13 over (2A) Halifax Academy
Port Charlotte 18 over (5A) DeSoto
South Fort Myers 25 over (7A) North Port
South Miami 24 over (7A) Miami Beach
Southeast 13 over (2A) Evangelical Christiant
Southridge 17 over (8A) Coral Gables
Springstead 11 over (5A) Nature Coast
Washington (Pensacola) 37 over (5A) Pensacola
Westwood 3 over (5A) Jensen Beach
Class 5A
American Heritage (Plantation) 10 over (7A) Miramar
Anclote 3 over (4A) Hudson
Archbishop Spalding MD 27 over Bishop Moore
Atlantic (Port Orange) 31 over (6A) Seabreeze
Bainbridge GA 26 over North Miami Beach
Bishop Kenny 8 over (6A) New Smyrna Beach
Boynton Beach 11 over (7A) West Boca Raton
Central (Brooksville) 7 over Belleview
Citrus 17 over (3A) Trinity Prep
Dunnellon 18 over Crystal River
Eastside 22 over (3A) PK Yonge
Eau Gallie 11 over (4A) Space Coast
Estero 19 over (6A) East Lee County
Godby 6 over (7A) Crestview
Hallandale 7 over (7A) South Broward
Hardee 55 over (4A) Avon Park
Hernando 13 over Lake Weir
Jesuit 3 over (6A) Clearwater
Jones 1 over (7A) Edgewater
Key West 1 over (6A) Barron Collier
Killian 10 over (7A) Homestead
Lake Wales 58 over (8A) Haines City
Merritt Island 3 over Menendez
North Marion 24 over (6A) Gainesville
Palm Bay 1 over (7A) Harmony
Paxon 8 over (SSAC) Cedar Creek Christian
Raines 14 over (6A) Robert E. Lee
Robinson 14 over (6A) Freedom (Tampa)
Rockledge 56 over Columbia (Decatur) GA
Sebring 17 over (7A) Liberty
Stranahan 6 over (8A) Taravella
Suncoast 3 over (8A) Spanish River
Suwannee 48 over (1A) Hamilton County
Tavares 35 over (4A) Umatilla
Wakulla 15 over (6A) Mosley
Weeki Wachee 13 over (6A) Lecanto
Wesley Chapel 6 over (7A) Sunlake
Class 4A
American Heritage (Delray Beach) 20 over (3A) John Carroll Catholic
Astronaut 3 over (3A) Melbourne Central Catholic
Bay 1 over North Bay Haven
Bolles 24 over New Hampstead GA
Booker T. Washington 39 over (5A) Miami Jackson
Bradford 28 over Keystone Heights
Cardinal Gibbons 17 over (7A) North Miami
Carol City 1 over (6A) Miami Central
Clewiston 27 over (5A) LaBelle
Cocoa 1 over (8A) Osceola (Kissimmee)
Coral Springs Charter 9 over (3A) Everglades Prep
Cypress Creek (Wesley Chapel) 28 over (SSAC) Bishop McLaughlin
Glades Central 14 over (7A) Palm Beach Lakes
Gulliver Prep 24 over Pine Crest
Lakewood 52 over (5A) Gibbs
Santa Fe 9 over (1A) Fort White
Somerset (Pembroke Pines) 15 over Somerset Canyons
South Sumter 42 over (7A) South Lake
The Villages 18 over (1A) Crescent City
University School 14 over (7A) McArthur
West Nassau 21 over (5A) Yulee
Class 3A
Baldwin 14 over (5A) Westside
Benjamin 31 over (4A) Immaculata-LaSalle
Berkeley Prep 20 over Cardinal Mooney
Bishop Verot 16 over (6A) Palmetto Ridge
Calvary Christian (Clearwater) 17 over (1A) Fort Meade
Calvary Christian (Fort Lauderdale) 21 over Palmer Trinity
Chaminade-Madonna 38 over (2A) Miami Christian
Clearwater Central Catholic 6 over (4A) Tampa Catholic
Discovery Charter 31 over (4A) Tenoroc
Edison 7 over (5A) Coconut Creek
Episcopal 26 over (1A) Hilliard
Father Lopez 10 over (Ind.) Satellite
Florida High 14 over (7A) Chiles
Frostproof 17 over (5A) Mulberry
Holy Trinity Episcopal 21 over (2A) Orangewood Christian
Interlachen 1 over (4A) Fernandina Beach
King’s Academy 38 over (4A) North Broward Prep
Lakeland Christian 1 over (4A) Lake Placid
Pensacola Catholic 6 over (5A) West Florida Tech
St. Andrew’s 10 over (Ind.) Boca Raton Christian
Trinity Catholic 13 over (5A) Mount Dora
Trinity Christian (Jacksonville) 23 over (5A) Ribault
Walton 3 over (5A) Arnold
Westminster Christian 10 over (Ind.) Ransom Everglades
Wolfson 12 over (2A) North Florida Educational Institute
Class 2A
Admiral Farragut 26 over (Ind.) West Oaks Academy
Aucilla Christian 24 over St. Francis Catholic
Cambridge Christian 42 over (4A) Lake Highland Prep
Champagnat Catholic 14 over Christ Presbyterian TN
Community School of Naples 4 over Southwest Florida Christian
Eagle’s View Academy 13 over (Ind.) Joshua Christian
First Baptist 20 over (SSAC) Gateway Charter
FAMU DRS 22 over (Ind.) St. John Paul II Catholic
Foundation Academy 17 over (SSAC) Bradenton Christian
Glades Day 21 over (SSAC) Berean Christian
Keswick Christian 17 over (SSAC) Seven Rivers Christian
Maclay 14 over (1A) Wewahitchka
North Florida Christian 12 over (1A) Jefferson County
Northside Christian 20 over Indian Rocks Christian
Oak Hall 14 over (SSAC) Bishop Snyder
Rocky Bayou Christian 10 over (Ind.) St. Johns Country Day
Seffner Christian 3 over Zephyrhills Christian
Southwest Georgia Academy GA 24 over Munroe Day
St. John Neumann 10 over (Ind.) IMG Academy
St. Joseph Academy 25 over (3A) Taylor (Pierson)
Trinity Christian (Deltona) 26 over (3A) Cornerstone Charter
University Christian 24 over (5A) Clay
Westminster Academy 31 over (SSAC) Jupiter Christian
Class 1A
Autauga Academy AL 7 over Vernon
Baker 20 over (4A) South Walton
Blountstown 6 over (4A) Marianna
Branford 18 over Bell
Bronson 4 over (SSAC) Ocala Christian
Chipley 7 over Bozeman
Dixie County 7 over Union County
Flomaton AL 26 over Jay
Freeport 1 over Pike Liberal Arts AL
Hawthorne 7 over Williston
Lafayette 6 over Chiefland
Liberty County 6 over Cottondale
Madison County 26 over (5A) Rickards
Newberry 24 over Trenton
Port St. Joe 24 over Franklin County
Sneads 11 over Holmes County
Taylor County 6 over (4A) Rutherford
Wildwood 15 over (5A) Leesburg
Independent
Clearwater Academy International 38 over (7A) Lehigh
Cocoa Beach 14 over (SSAC) Warner Christian
Coral Park 1 over Hialeah Gardens
Dade Christian 35 over Citi Christian
Dr. Krop 28 over Ferguson
Dunedin 15 over Tampa Bay Christian
Florida Christian 18 over (2A) Marathon
Goleman 1 over Braddock
IMG Academy (National) 16 over (5A) Northwestern
Lighthouse Private Christian 35 over Valiant Cross Academy AL
Miami Country Day 1 over Somerset Key Charter
Northwest Christian 16 over Coral Shores
Pembroke Pines Charter 24 over (3A) St. John Paul II Academy
Randazzo 7 over Westland Hialeah
St. Brendan 32 over (3A) Palm Glades Prep
St. Frances Academy MD 63 over American (Superior) Collegiate
Titusville 2 over (8A) Celebration
Varela 14 over Mourning
Sunshine State Athletic Conference (SSAC)
All Saints Academy 28 over First Academy-Leesburg
Christ’s Church Academy 46 over (2A) St. John Lutheran
Faith Christian 48 over (Ind.) Four Corners Charter
Legacy Charter 13 over Santa Fe Catholic
Mount Dora Christian 45 over Central Florida Christian
Orlando Christian Prep 18 over (3A) The First Academy
Out-of-Door Academy 14 over (6A) Osceola Fundamental
Providence 7 over (5A) Stanton
St. Edward’s 33 over (2A) Merritt Island Christian
St. Stephen’s Episcopal 11 over (2A) St. Petersburg Catholic
The Master’s Academy 20 over Windermere Prep
The Trophy Shop Athlete of the Week for the week of August 19 is QUAN SMITH* of the Buchholz (Gainesville) football team.
*Smith helped lead the Bobcats to a 21-20 win against Eastside by rushing for 190 yards. The junior had 108 yards in the first half. However, it was his late fourth quarter 46-yard run, right after Eastside’s TD but blocked extra point, that helped seal the win. Smith had a 44-yard TD run in the first half and had Buchholz’s only score of the second half on a 40-yard pass from quarterback Jack Hevesy.
This is our first award of 2019. Here are last year’s winners:
May 13 – Connor Neal (Williston baseball)
Neal helped lead the eventual Class 1A state champions to the state semifinals with two big games in the regional tournament. The senior went 4 for 4 at the plate, with two runs batted in and two runs scored for the Red Devils in an 11-1 win against Hamilton County (Jasper) in the Region 3-1A semifinals. Three days later, trailing 2-1 to Madison County in the Region Final, Neal had an RBI triple to tie the game in the fourth and then scored the game-winning run on an RBI single by Logan Head to help the Red Devils advance to Fort Myers.
May 6 – Cal Gilliam (Columbia baseball)
Gilliam hit a three-run homer and drove in five runs in a 11-0 win in five innings over Middleburg in the District 3-7A semifinals. The St. Johns River State College signee also had two hits and two runs batted in, along with two runs scored, as Columbia beat Gainesville, 13-6, in the district championship game. It was the fifth consecutive district title for the Tigers.
April 29 – Ben Shelton (Buchholz boys tennis)
The sophomore became the first boys’ tennis player at Buchholz to win a state title by capturing the 4A individual state title. He defeated Luis Iriarte Bastidas of Cypress Bay in straight sets in the championship and he beat Louisville commit Randy Wilson of Miami Palmetto in the semifinals. Shelton, the son of UF men’s tennis coach Bryan Shelton, did not drop a set in any of his singles matches and was the only Buchholz player to pick up a win in the Bobcats’ state quarterfinal loss to Lake Nona.
April 22 – Natiya James (Eastside girls track & field)
James led the Eastside girls track and field team at the FHSAA Class 2A-Region 2 Meet by earning 1st place points in the 300m hurdles (45.34). The junior also finished 3rd in the long jump (5.58m) and third in the triple jump (11.09m) to advance to the state meet.
April 15 – Niles Cromwell (Gainesville boys track & field)
Cromwell won the 100-meter and 200-meter dash to capture individual district titles and help lead the Gainesville boys to a second-place finish behind Vanguard (Ocala) at the District 3-5A track and field meet. The senior had a personal best time of 11.37 seconds in the 100-meter dash and a time of 23.05 in the 200 meters. Cromwell, a Rochester (NY) signee in football, also ran a leg on the Hurricanes’ 4 x 100-meter relay championship team.
April 8 – Haley Barber (Santa Fe girls lacrosse)
The sophomore set the school record with 11 goals in a 19-13 win against Eastside on Tuesday, April 9. Two nights later she was at it again, netting a game-high seven goals in a 19-0 win against St. Joseph (St. Augustine) in the regular season finale. Barber, a team captain, finished the 2019 season second on the team with 50 goals.
April 1 – Ashton Ludwig (Keystone Heights softball)
Davis, who transferred from Gainesville to Oak Hall this season, set a Florida Relays high school record in winning the 100-meter dash in 11.27. The time was also the best in the nation and the seventh fastest time in the world. Her time lowered the previous best of 11.29, which she tied last year.
March 25 – Tamari Davis (Oak Hall girls track & field)
Davis, who transferred from Gainesville to Oak Hall this season, set a Florida Relays high school record in winning the 100-meter dash in 11.27. The time was also the best in the nation and the seventh fastest time in the world. Her time lowered the previous best of 11.29, which she tied last year.
March 18 – Deylynd Grant (Buchholz boys track & field)
Grant won two events at the Alachua County Track & Field Championships at Santa Fe High School as the Buchholz boys won the team title. The junior took first in both the 110 hurdles (14.89) and the 300 hurdles (43.14). He was the only Bobcat to win a pair of individual events for the Buchholz boys, which totaled 172 points, ahead of Oak Hall with 106 and Gainesville with 104.
March 11 – Tiffany Clark (Union County softball)
The junior had a monster week in leading the Tigers to a pair of victories. She began the week by going 3-for-6 with 6 RBI in a 27-11 win at Williston. Two nights later, Clark went 4-for-5 with a double, a triple and 9 RBI in a 22-12 win against Branford. In addition to the 15 runs that she drove in, Clark also scored four times, accounting for 19 runs in the two games.
March 4 – Lawrence Smith-Jackson (Buchholz wrestling)
Smith-Jackson placed fourth at the FHSAA Class 3A state meet, the best individual area showing at state. The senior also placed second at both regionals and the 3A-District 1 tournament, and he took first at meets such as the Westside Kiwanis in Jacksonville and the Hagerty IBT in Oviedo. He was named the Gainesville Sun’s Wrestler of the Year.
February 25 – Standrea McHenry (Trenton girls basketball)
McHenry helped lead the Lady Tigers (27-3) to their first girls basketball state title since 1980. The senior just missed a triple-double in the championship game. She finished with 10 points, nine rebounds, and nine steals in the 43-31 win against Holmes County in the Class 1A Final at the RP Funding Center in Lakeland. She had a double-double in the 60-40 win against Port St. Joe in the state semifinals. McHenry scored 14 points and tied a game-high with 13 rebounds. She finished the season second in scoring at 14.3 points per game, just seven points total behind fellow senior Taniah Bowers, and she led the team in rebounds (7.5 per game).
February 18 – Alissa Humphrey (Gainesville softball)
The Jacksonville University commit was 2-0 with a complete-game no-hitter and an 8 inning 2-hitter. She combined for 34 strikeouts in 15 innings pitched. At the plate, the junior was 3-for-8 with a double and 2 RBI, including the game-winning hit (a double with runners on 2nd and 3rd) in a 3-1 extra inning win at Santa Fe (Alachua). Humphrey struck out 18 Raiders and accounted for all but six outs.
February 11 – Darrien Jones (Columbia boys basketball)
The junior helped lead the Tigers to their first district title in 19 years by averaging 12 points, seven assists, 1.5 steals, and he was 10-of-12 from the free throw line in two games. In the 7A-District 4 semifinals, Jones scored a team-high 13 points, including seven in the final quarter, in a 61-51 win against Forest (Ocala). He added seven assists, eight rebounds, one steal, and was 5-of-6 from the free throw line. In the championship game, a 61-51 win against top-seed Gainesville, Jones scored 11 points, dished out seven assists, grabbed three rebounds, collected two steals, and he was 5-of-6 from the free throw line.
February 4 – Mahailya Reeves (Union County girls weightlifting)
The 15-year-old benched a state record 360 pounds, breaking the state mark by 55 pounds, and that coupled with her 185 in the clean-and-jerk gave her a state record total of 545 pounds in the unlimited division. Reeves’ win gave the defending 1A state champions two first-place finishes, as Union County finished fourth at the FHSAA Girls Weightlifting Finals at Arnold High School in Panama City Beach.
January 28 – Jalen Speer (P.K. Yonge boys basketball)
The junior combo guard helped lead the Blue Wave to a 2-1 week. After scoring 17 points and grabbing four rebounds in a home loss to 6A No. 2 Eastside (Gainesville), Speer scored 22 points, had three assists, four rebounds and four steals in a 65-55 upset win at Class 3A No. 1 Orlando Christian Prep. But he saved his best for last. Speer scored 32 points and grabbed six rebounds, and he hit the game-winning free throw with no time on the clock, in a 54-53 win at defending 1A state champion Wildwood.
January 21 – KJ Bradley (Eastside boys basketball)
Bradley helped lead the Rams to a 3-0 week. The junior guard scored 13 points and grabbed five rebounds in a 57-41 win at Williston to start the week. He followed that up with 14 points in a 41-40 win at Santa Fe (Alachua) and finished the week with 14 points in a home win against St. Francis Catholic Academy (Gainesville). Bradley, who finished the week with 11 rebounds, was the only Rams’ player in double figures in all three games.
January 14 – Sierra Millinor (Eastside girls soccer)
Less than a week after tying the school record for goals in a game (six), Millinor followed it up with seven more goals in leading the Lady Rams (12-2) to a 2-0 week. The senior scored four straight goals in a 5-0 win against Citrus (Inverness) on January 14. The following night, the Huntingdon College signee had a hat trick in a 7-0 win at Vanguard (Ocala).
January 7 – Isabella Quintana (Eastside girls soccer)
Quintana set a school record with six goals in an 8-0 win against Crystal River on January 8. Teammate Sierra Millinor would end up tying the record a couple of games later in an 8-0 win at North Marion (Citra). Quintana scored the other two goals against the Colts and added five assists. She had three goals and an assist in an 8-0 win at home against North Marion as part of a 3-0 week for the Lady Rams. The senior finished with the week with 11 goals in three games.
December 31 – Mya McGraw (P.K. Yonge girls basketball)
The sophomore helped lead the Lady Blue Wave (14-1) to a 2-0 week against state-ranked teams. She just missed a double-double with 16 points and nine rebounds in a 51-46 come-from-behind win at Class 1A #1 Trenton on Thursday, Jan. 3. She also had five blocks. The following night, McGraw scored 24 points and grabbed 18 rebounds in a 77-59 win against Class 5A #3 Raines (Jacksonville).
December 24 – Byron Smith (P.K. Yonge boys basketball)
Smith helped lead the Blue Wave to a 3-1 record and a runner-up finish at the Hitchcock’s Challenge in Alachua. The senior averaged 13 points, five rebounds, three assists, and three steals in four games. He scored his tournament high (18 points) in a 64-57 win in overtime against Class 7A #9 Belen Jesuit (Miami) on Day #1 of the tournament. Two nights later, Smith’s corner trey with 18 seconds left against Class 7A Gainesville gave the Blue Wave a four-point lead in a 50-47 win against the Hurricanes.
December 17 – Niyah Jackson (Williston girls basketball)
Jackson was the top performer at the SAMCO Classic Christmas Tournament at Trenton, Dec. 20-22. On Thursday, the senior scored 32 points and added nine assists, two blocks, four steals and three rebounds in a win against Newberry. On Friday, she scored 26 points and added three assists and three steals and three rebounds in a loss to host Trenton. Jackson had a monster game in an upset of Class 1A No. 1 Lafayette (Mayo), scoring 49 points, while adding three assists, five steals and two rebounds. In a loss to Trenton in the championship game on Saturday, Jackson scored 22 points, and added six assists, one block, three steals, and one rebound.
December 10 – Jesse Landis (Eastside boys soccer)
The junior helped lead the Rams to a 2-0 week. He scored a goal and added an assist in a 5-0 win at Lake Weir (Ocala). Two days later, Landis scored four goals in a 7-1 win at Belleview, which ran Eastside’s undefeated streak to nine games.
December 3 – Taniah Bowers (Trenton girls basketball)
Bowers helped lead the Lady Tigers to a 3-0 week following a triple-double and a double-double. The senior flirted with a triple-double to start the week in a 59-17 win against Cedar Key. She had 13 points, 10 steals and seven assists. She followed that up with 17 points, 12 assists and 11 steals in a 72-32 win against Dixie County (Cross City). The Class 1A Tigers defeated 7A Gainesville, 52-38, at the Andy Hart Invitational at Lafayette (Mayo) to end the week. Bowers scored eight points, grabbed six rebounds, picked up nine steals, and added four assists as Trenton stayed unbeaten.
November 26 – Abbey Rivas (Santa Fe girls soccer)
The senior helped the Hawthorne football team advance to the regional championship with a 50-27 win against Crescent City in a Class 1A-Region 4 semifinal. He rushed for 225 yards and two touchdowns on 25 carries. Fields gave the Hornets (11-0) a 20-7 lead in the second quarter with a 10-yard touchdown run. He added a 1-yard TD in the third quarter that proved to be the game-winning score.
November 19 – No award due to Thanksgiving break
November 12 – Uveekie Fields (Hawthorne football)
The senior helped the Hawthorne football team advance to the regional championship with a 50-27 win against Crescent City in a Class 1A-Region 4 semifinal. He rushed for 225 yards and two touchdowns on 25 carries. Fields gave the Hornets (11-0) a 20-7 lead in the second quarter with a 10-yard touchdown run. He added a 1-yard TD in the third quarter that proved to be the game-winning score.
November 5 – Julian Hill (Buchholz boys swimming)
Hill helped lead the Bobcats to a top five finish at the FHSAA Class 4A Swimming & Diving Finals in Stuart. The Arizona State University signee won two state titles. The senior won both the 200 free (1:35.70) and the 500 free (4:22.35) as Buchholz finished in fourth place. He was also a member of the state runner-up relay teams (200 medley, 400 free).
October 29 – Lauren Jones (Oak Hall girls cross country)
The freshman helped lead the Lady Eagles to their eighth regional title in nine years. Jones finished with a time of 18:56.93 to place first and win the Class 1A-Region 2 individual title. The Oak Hall girls advanced to the program’s 18th straight state meet.
October 22 – Ella Steen (Santa Fe girls cross country)
Steen helped lead the Santa Fe girls’ cross country team to the Class 2A-District 5 title. The freshman had the Raiders’ top performance by finishing third with a time of 22:01. It was the first team title in school history for the Santa Fe girls.
October 15 – Amelia Williams (Buchholz girls golf)
The junior helped lead the Lady Bobcats to their third straight Class 3A-District 2 title. Williams shot a tournament-best 77 to help her team win by 20 strokes. It was also the sixth title in the last seven years for Buchholz, which advanced to the 3A-Region 1 tournament.
October 8 – Colby Toner (P.K. Yonge boys golf)
Toner helped lead the Blue Wave to their first Ann & John Ives Alachua County Tournament title. The junior beat his teammate, Jake Davis, in a playoff to earn the top medalist honor at the tournament. Toner, a St. Francis Catholic Academy transfer, and Davis, both shot an even-par 72. The Blue Wave finished with a team score of 308, their lowest score since 2009.
October 1 – Quinyon Mitchell (Williston football)
The senior averaged a whopping 12.6 yards per carry as the Class 1A Red Devils kept their postseason hopes alive with a 48-7 win against Class 5A Belleview on Homecoming. He carried the ball 14 times for 176 yards and two TD’s. Mitchell, a Toledo commit, leads the team with 862 yards rushing and will have a chance to eclipse 1,000 yards in his seventh game this week at Taylor County (Perry).
September 24 – Calvin Littles (St. Francis Catholic Academy football)
Littles finished with 446 yards of total offense in a 42-36 loss at rival Oak Hall on Monday, Oct. 1, a game that was postponed on Friday, Sept. 28, due to weather. The senior quarterback rushed for 249 yards on 23 carries (10.8 yards per carry) with three touchdowns. Four times during the game after an Eagles’ score, Littles answered. He finished with scoring runs of 20, 65 and 75 yards. He also threw for 197 yards and two TDs. After his 81-yard scoring toss, he ran in the 2-point conversion, his third 2-point play of the game. Littles accounted for all 36 points.
September 17 – Anthony Richardson (Eastside football)
The junior scored six touchdowns to help lead the Rams past visiting Lake Weir (Ocala) on Homecoming, 62-27. Richardson passed for 241 yards and two touchdowns. The University of Florida commit ran for an additional 157 yards and four scores, including a 49-yard scoring run and a 51-yard TD run, as Eastside (4-1) won its fourth straight game.
September 10 – Carlos Williams, Jr. (Dixie County football)
Williams had a monster game for the Bears against visiting Union County in a Class 1A-Region 3 game. The senior rushed for 308 yards on 18 carries in a 61-28 win. He finished the game with five touchdowns, including a long scoring run of 72 yards. Williams is averaging 212 yards per game through four games.
September 3 – Kylee Barry (Bell volleyball)
Barry helped lead the Lady Bulldogs to a 2-0 week. In a Class 1A-District 5 sweep of Madison County she had 39 assists, six aces, and seven digs. The senior finished with the week with 30 assists, seven aces, and eight digs in a district sweep of Hamilton County (Jasper).
August 27 – Madison Baynard (Newberry volleyball)
The senior middle blocker helped lead the Panthers (4-0) to a 2-0 week in 5A-District 4 action. Baynard had 10 kills, four digs and five blocks to help lead Newberry to a sweep at Interlachen. Two days later, she tied sophomore Grace Oelrich with a team-high 12 kills in a home sweep of Bradford (Starke). She finished with 22 kills, eight blocks, 20 service receptions and only one error in two games.
August 20 – Kahleil Jackson (Hawthorne football)
Jackson completed 12-of-19 passes for 400 yards and five touchdowns as the Hornets (1-0) opened up the season with a 69-0 win at Interlachen. The 6’3, 185-pound senior also added a 20-yard scoring run. Jackson, the son of former Gator Willie Jackson, had a long scoring pass of 75 yards to junior Jeremiah James.
Unfortunately, due to Hurricane Dorian, Alachua County schools were out on Tuesday, so the Buchholz at Gainesville volleyball game was postponed. GHS is working on rescheduling the game so we’ll update you when we know more.
It was supposed to be our second broadcast of the year. However, Buchholz’s game vs. defending 5A state champion Trinity Catholic (Ocala) on Tuesday, April 27, was moved from Gainesville to Trinity Catholic and we elected to wait and broadcast the return game instead on Tuesday, Sept. 17. So our ‘first’ volleyball broadcast of 2019 will now be on Tuesday, Sept. 10, as Gainesville hosts rival Eastside.
All of our volleyball and football broadcasts are streamed via the NFHS Network, the official streaming partner of the Florida High School Athletic Association. Here is a link to our NFHS partner page where you can access ‘live’ and ‘archived’ broadcasts, including our weekly high school sports show at Sonic Drive-In every Monday night from 7-8 p.m.
Here is what is coming up this week this week on The Prep Zone. We’ll be posting a full broadcast schedule for September & October very soon. We have two football games on tap this week:
Friday, 7 p.m. (PREGAME) – High School Football, 7:30 p.m. (KICKOFF)
P.K. Yonge (Gainesville) at Eastside (Gainesville)
Radio: 92.1 FM & 1230 AM Gainesville & 900 AM Ocala
‘Live’ & ‘Archived’ video via the Eastside Athletics Facebook page.
Join Michael Knauff (Play-by-play) & Sarah Morton (Color) for this city showdown. Both teams are looking for their first win of the season.
Friday, 7 p.m. (PREGAME) – High School Football, 7:30 p.m. (KICKOFF)
Santa Fe (Alachua) at Fort White
Radio: 104.9 FM in Gainesville/Alachua/High Springs
‘Live’ audio: http://ais-sa2.cdnstream1.com/2104_80.mp3
Join Mike Ridaught (Play-by-play) & Kyrin Mayfield (Color) for Raiders’ football. Plus, our Raider Greats segment at the half featuring an interview with a former Santa Fe player.
THE PREP ZONE’S WEEKDAY COVERAGE INCLUDES:
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**For those in the Tri-County area, tune in to ThePrepZone.com Nature Coast Sports Report presented by SunState Federal Credit Union every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7:28 a.m. and repeating at 5:28 p.m. They are two minutes in length and air on 93.1 FM & 940 AM in Chiefland/Trenton and 96.3 FM & 1240 AM in Cross City. Listen LIVE here**
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Area teams in bold
FLORIDA TOP 25
Rank, Team, Classification, Record, Previous Ranking
1. Lakeland (7A), 2-0, 1
2. St. Thomas Aquinas (7A), 2-0, 2
3. Miami Northwestern (5A), 2-0, 3
4. Columbia (Lake City), (6A), 2-0, 4
5. Miami Central (6A), 1-1, 8
6. Chaminade-Madonna (3A), 2-0, 9
7. Miami Carol City (4A), 1-1, 7
8. Columbus (8A), 2-0, 10
9. Trinity Christian (Jacksonville) (3A), 1-1, 11
10. South Dade (8A), 2-0, 14
11. Edgewater (7A), 2-0, 16
12. Armwood (7A), 1-1, 5
13. Mandarin (Jacksonville) (8A), 2-0, 12
14. Vanguard (Ocala) (5A), 2-0, 17
15. American Heritage (Plantation) (5A), 1-0, 8
16. NSU University School (3A), 2-0, 13
17. Venice (7A), 1-1, 18
18. Rockledge (5A), 2-0, 19
19. Jones (5A), 2-0, 20
20. Western (8A), 1-0, 24
21. Escambia (6A), 2-0, NR
22. Seminole (Sanford) (8A), 2-0, NR
23. Cardinal Gibbons (4A), 1-1, NR
24. Booker T. Washington (4A), 1-1, 23
25. Madison County (1A), 2-0, 25
CLASS 8A
Rank, Team, Record, Previous Ranking
1. Columbus, 2-0, 1
2. South Dade, 2-0, 3
3. Mandarin (Jacksonville), 2-0, 2
4. Western, 1-0, 5
5. Seminole (Seminole), 2-0, 10
6. Vero Beach, 1-0, 6
7. Riverview (Sarasota), 1-1, 8
8. Apopka, 1-0, NR
9. Miami Palmetto, 1-1, 7
10. Osceola (Kissimmee), 1-1, 9
First Five Out: Deerfield Beach, 0-2; Steinbrenner, 2-0; Bartram Trail (St. Johns), 2-0; Palm Beach Gardens, 2-0; DeLand, 1-0.
CLASS 7A
Rank, Team, Record, Previous Ranking
1. Lakeland, 2-0, 1
2. St. Thomas Aquinas, 1-0, 2
3. Edgewater, 2-0, 4
4. Armwood, 1-1, 3
5. Venice, 1-1, 5
6. Atlantic (Delray), 1-0, 6
7. Navarre, 2-0, 7
8. Wekiva, 2-0, 8
9. Plantation, 1-0, 9
10. Palm Beach Lakes, 1-0, NR
First Five Out: Tampa Bay Tech, 2-0; Lincoln, 1-1; Niceville, 2-0; Wiregrass Ranch, 2-0; Bloomingdale, 1-0.
CLASS 6A
Rank, Team, Record, Previous Ranking
1. Columbia (Lake City), 2-0, 1
2. Miami Central, 1-1, 2
3. Escambia, 2-0, 4
4. Naples, 2-0, 3
5. Gaither, 2-0, 8
6. Charlotte, 2-0, 7
7. Palmetto, 2-0, 6
8. Dillard, 2-0, 9
9. Miami Southridge, 0-1, 5
10. Mainland (Daytona Beach), 0-1, 10
First Five Out: Clearwater, 2-0; Port Charlotte, 2-0; Ponte Vedra, 2-0; Lake Gibson, 2-0; St. Augustine, 2-0.
CLASS 5A
Rank, Team, Record, Previous Ranking
1. Miami Northwestern, 2-0, 1
2. Vanguard (Ocala), 2-0, 3
3. American Heritage (Plantation), 1-1, 2
4. Rockledge, 2-0, 4
5. Jones, 2-0, 5
6. Lake Wales, 2-0, 7
7. North Marion (Citra), 2-0, 6
8. Raines (Jacksonville), 0-1, 8
9. Wakulla, 2-0, 9
10. Jesuit, 1-1, 10
First Five Out: Pine Forest, 1-0; Dunnellon, 2-0; Coconut Creek, 1-0; Hardee, 1-1; Jensen Beach, 2-0.
CLASS 4A
Rank, Team, Record, Previous Ranking
1. Miami Carol City, 1-1, 1
2. NSU University School, 2-0, 2
3. Cardinal Gibbons, 1-1, 6
4. Booker T. Washington, 1-1, 4
5. Cocoa, 1-1, 3
6. Glades Central, 2-0, 5
7. Gulliver Prep, 2-0, NR
8. American Heritage (Delray), 1-1, 9
9. South Sumter (Bushnell), 2-0, NR
10. The Villages, 2-0, 10
First Five Out: Tampa Catholic, 2-0; Lakewood, 2-0; Bolles (Jacksonville), 0-1; Monsignor Pace, 1-1; Marianna, 2-0.
CLASS 3A
Rank, Team, Record, Previous Ranking
1. Chaminade-Madonna, 2-0, 1
2. Trinity Christian (Jacksonville), 1-1, 2
3. Florida High, 2-0, 3
4. Berkeley Prep, 2-0, 4
5. Benjamin, 1-0, 5
6. Pensacola Catholic, 2-0, 6
7. King’s Academy, 2-0, 8
8. Bishop Verot, 2-0, NR
9. Holy Trinity, 2-0, NR
10. Trinity Catholic (Ocala), 2-0, NR
First Five Out: Father Lopez (Daytona Beach), 1-0; Cardinal Mooney, 1-1; Clearwater Central Catholic, 0-2; Miami Edison, 1-1; Discovery, 1-0.
CLASS 2A
Rank, Team, Record, Previous Ranking
1. Victory Christian, 2-0, 3
2. Champagnat Catholic, 1-1, 1
3. University Christian (Jacksonville), 1-1, 2
4. North Florida Christian, 0-1, 4
5. Admiral Farragut, 1-1, 5
6. Cambridge Christian, 2-0, 6
7. Foundation Academy, 1-1, 8
8. First Baptist (Naples), 2-0, 9
9. Evangelical Christian, 1-1, NR
10. St. Joseph (St. Augustine), 2-0, NR
First Five Out: Seffner Christian, 0-2; Miami Christian, 0-1; Orangewood Christian, 1-0, Zephyrhills Christian, 1-1; Maclay, 1-1.
CLASS 1A
Rank, Team, Record, Previous Ranking
1. Madison County, 2-0, 1
2. Baker, 2-0, 2
3. Pahokee, 0-1, 6
4. Blountstown, 1-0, 9
5. Vernon, 1-1, 7
6. Port St. Joe, 1-1, 5
7. Lafayette (Mayo), 2-0, 8
8. Hawthorne, 1-1, 3
9. Sneads, 2-0, NR
10. Dixie County (Cross City), 2-0, NR
First Five Out: Union County (Lake Butler), 2-0; Northview, 1-1; Fort White, 1-1; Crescent City, 1-1; Wildwood, 1-1.