Wednesday, 7-8 p.m. – “The Prep Zone” Sports Show
‘Live’ audio: https://www.mainstreetdailynews.com/sports/live-stream/
Join Mainstreet Daily News Sports Director Mike Ridaught as he talks high school sports from your locally owned Sonic Drive-In of Gainesville (Archer Road). His guests for this episode include Newberry girls soccer coach Ashley Arnold and members of the Lady Panthers girls soccer team. Newberry is currently 10-1-2 on the season.
Newberry Girls Soccer – 2024
The Prep Zone Power Poll powered by Anytime Fitness of Gainesville – 2024-25 Boys Basketball Poll #2
Andrew Jackson (Jacksonville) unanimous No. 1
GAINESVILLE — The Prep Zone Power Poll preseason rankings for boys basketball showed plenty of parity among the top teams.
But three weeks into the season, Andrew Jackson (Jacksonville) has shown once again there is no doubt who the number one team in the regional all-classification rankings are at this point.
Jackson (6-0) picked up wins over then No. 16T Riverside (Jacksonville) and then-20th ranked University Christian (Jacksonville) and is one of only three undefeated teams in the top 10.
The Tigers received all 10 first-place votes this week after the preseason poll first-place votes were split between Jackson, Ponte Vedra, and Providence (Jacksonville).
Ponte Vedra moved up to second. The Sharks (7-1) went 5-0 the past two weeks with wins over RV Nease (Ponte Vedra), University Christian, and Bartram Trail (St. Johns)
Providence remained 3rd. The Stallions (6-2) picked up wins against RV Eagle’s View (Jacksonville) and Bolles (Jacksonville) as well as then-No. 9 Raines (Jacksonville). Providence lost to Gateway Charter (Fort Myers) and Calvary Christian (Clearwater).
The next unbeaten team in the top 10 is 4th-ranked Ribault (Jacksonville). The Trojans (6-0) are up four spots from the preseason rankings.
Ribault defeated Raines, RV Creekside (St. Johns), and then-No. 16 Riverside over the past two weeks.
The Villages round out the top five. The Buffalo (5-1) are up two positions and picked up wins over No. 10 Williston, St. Mary’s Prep (Michigan), and St. Petersburg, with their only loss so far coming against Tampa Catholic.
Eustis leads off the second five. The Panthers (6-1) defeated South Sumter (Bushnell) and then-RV Mount Dora Christian Academy with their loss coming to Master’s Academy (Oviedo).
Oakleaf (Orange Park) is 7th, followed by No. 8 Gainesville.
The Knights (5-1) are up nine spots from the preseason poll while the Hurricanes (4-1) moved up seven positions.
The biggest mover this week is 9th-ranked Tocoi Creek (St. Augustine). The Toros (7-0) were receiving votes in the preseason rankings, but move all the way up to the top 10 after defeating RV Buchholz (Gainesville) and Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville) to stay unbeaten.
Two-time defending state champion Williston fell from 2nd in the opening poll to 10th this week. The Red Devils (3-3) lost three straight games, but two of them were to ranked teams Gainesville and The Villages with a setback also coming to state-ranked Lakewood (St. Petersburg).
Williston did pick up a win against then-No. 11 Leesburg.
There are plenty of teams moving into the top 20 this week, including No. 20 Santa Fe (Alachua), No. 15 Fleming Island (Orange Park), undefeated Mandarin (Jacksonville) at No. 16, and New Smyrna Beach and North Marion (Citra) who are tied for 17th.
Dropping out from the preseason rankings are Mainland (Daytona Beach), Raines, Leesburg, Riverside, Fort White, and University Christian.
The Prep Zone Power Poll ranks the top 20 high school football, girls basketball, boys basketball, softball & baseball 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 by sportswriters and sportscasters and it is powered by Anytime Fitness of Gainesville.
THE PREP ZONE POWER POLL – 2024-25 BOYS BASKETBALL POLL #2
(School, followed by classification, first-place votes, current 2024-25 record through 12/10, and total voting points)
1. Andrew Jackson (Jacksonville) (3A) (10) (6-0) – 200
2. Ponte Vedra (5A) (7-1) – 179
3. Providence (Jacksonville) (2A)(6-2) – 176
4. Ribault (Jacksonville) (4A) (6-0) – 172
5. The Villages (3A) (5-1) – 163
6. Eustis (4A) (6-1) – 138
7. Oakleaf (Orange Park) (6A) (5-1) – 117
8. Gainesville (5A) (4-1) – 111
9. Tocoi Creek (St. Augustine) (6A) (7-0) – 103
10. Williston (Rural) (3-3) – 98
11. Episcopal (Jacksonville) (3A) (5-3) – 87
12. Impact Christian Academy (Jacksonville) (1A) (4-2) – 73
13. Forest (Ocala) (6A) (5-1) – 66
14. Hilliard (Rural) (1-0) – 57
15. Fleming Island (Orange Park) (5A) (5-1) – 48
16. Mandarin (Jacksonville) (6A) (6-0) – 45
17T. New Smyrna Beach (5A) (6-0) – 29
17T. North Marion (Citra) (4A) (4-1) – 29
19. Paxon (Jacksonville) (4A) (3-2) – 23
20. Santa Fe (Alachua) (4A) (5-1) – 21
Also receiving votes: Nease (Ponte Vedra) (6A) (2-5) – 19; Buchholz (Gainesville) (6A) (3-1) – 16; Newberry (3A) (1-0) – 16; Leesburg (5A) (2-3) – 15; Mainland (Daytona Beach) (6A) (2-4) – 15; Bishop Snyder (Jacksonville) (2A) (4-2) – 13; Eagle’s View (Jacksonville) (1A) (5-2) – 13; Trenton (Rural) (4-1) – 11; Atlantic (Port Orange) (4A) (4-1) – 9; Fort White (Rural) (1-1) – 5; Columbia (Lake City) (5A) (2-4) – 4; Creekside (St. Johns) (7A) (3-3) – 3.
Newberry Boys Soccer – 2024
Wednesday, 7-8 p.m. – “The Prep Zone” Sports Show
‘Live’ audio: https://www.mainstreetdailynews.com/sports/live-stream/
Join Mainstreet Daily News Sports Director Mike Ridaught and co-host Marty Pallman as they talk high school sports from your locally owned Sonic Drive-In of Gainesville (39th Avenue). Their guests for this episode include Newberry boys soccer coach Jon Doles and members of the Panthers boys soccer team which is currently 6-2 with five straight wins.
Hawthorne vs. Madison County – Football 2024 (Radio)
Friday, 6:30 p.m. (PREGAME) – High School Football, 7 p.m. (KICKOFF)
Hawthorne vs. Madison County
Radio: “I am Country” 106.9 FM Gainesville
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Join Mainstreet Daily News Sports Director Mike Ridaught (Play-by-play) and former Gator football player Hank Rone (Color) for the FHSAA Rural state championship game from at The Range at H.G. Morse Stadium in Sumterville (hosted by The Villages Charter School). Hawthorne, the 2-time defending state champion, defeated Madison County in last year’s state title game.
The Prep Zone Power Poll powered by Anytime Fitness of Gainesville – 2024-25 Girls Basketball Poll #2
Class 4A State Runner-up Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville) remains No. 1
GAINESVILLE – Class 4A state runner-up Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville) maintained its hold on The Prep Zone Power Poll.
The Crusaders (3-1) had wins against No. 17 Trinity Catholic (Ocala), 65-37, at Godby (Tallahassee), 50-15, and Bishop Moore (Orlando), 48-37, at the Insider Exposure 11th Annual Thanksgiving Classic in Jacksonville, where they lost to Legacy Early College (Greenville, SC), 38-25.
They received seven of the 10 first-place votes to stay at the top of the girls basketball all-classification regional rankings.
Class 2A Providence (Jacksonville), which has made back-to-back state semifinal appearances, remained second and received one first-place vote.
The Stallions (3-1) had wins against No. 3 Bolles (Jacksonville), 56-43, and Somerset Academy (Boynton Beach), 51-48, along with a 60-34 win against West Florida (Pensacola) at the Insider Exposure tournament, where they lost for the first time against Cardinal Mooney (Sarasota), 71-54.
Two-time defending state champion Hawthorne moved up one spot to No. 3.
The Hornets (1-0) defeated The Rock, 73-50, on Nov. 21, but their next game isn’t until Dec. 18 at Bradford (Starke).
Wildwood (2-0), which lost to Hawthorne in last year’s 1A state semifinals, is ranked fourth, while 7A Spruce Creek (Port Orange) (3-1) rounds out the top five.
Bolles (Jacksonville) dropped three spots to No. 6 following a 2-3 start.
The Bulldogs (2-3) had wins against previous No. 5 Ribault (Jacksonville), 85-60, and Somerset Prep (North Lauderdale), 54-41, with losses at No. 2 Providence (Jacksonville), 56-43, Holy Innocents Episcopal (Atlanta), 68-46, and North Crowley (Fort Worth, TX), 51-45.
New Smyrna Beach, which received the other two first-place votes, is ranked seventh.
The Barracudas (5-0) won at previous No. 6 Mainland (Daytona Beach), 60-25, defeated previous No. 15 North Florida Educational Institute (Jacksonville), 67-37, and went 2-0 at the Insider Exposure tournament with 62-12 win against Paxon (Jacksonville) and a 49-28 win over Blanche Ely (Pompano Beach).
Class 2A San Jose Prep (Jacksonville) (2-1), 5A Ponte Vedra (2-2), and 6A Tocoi Creek (St. Augustine) (4-1) round out the top 10.
The Prep Zone Power Poll ranks the top 20 high school football, girls basketball, boys basketball, softball & baseball 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 by sportswriters and sportscasters and it is powered by Anytime Fitness of Gainesville.
THE PREP ZONE POWER POLL – 2024-25 GIRLS BASKETBALL POLL #2
(School, followed by classification, first-place votes, record through 12/1, and total voting points)
1. Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville) (4A) (7) (3-1) – 194
2. Providence (Jacksonville) (2A) (1) (3-1) – 189
3. Hawthorne (Rural) (1-0) – 158
4. Wildwood (Rural) (2-0) – 143
5. Spruce Creek (Port Orange) (7A) (3-1) – 141
6. Bolles (Jacksonville) (4A) (2-3) – 140
7. New Smyrna Beach (5A) (2) (5-0) – 133
8. San Jose Prep (Jacksonville) (2A) (2-1) – 117
9. Ponte Vedra (5A) (2-2) – 106
10. Tocoi Creek (St. Augustine) (6A) (4-1) – 101
11. University Christian (Jacksonville) (2A) (1-0) – 99
12. Mainland (Daytona Beach) (6A) (1-1) – 96
13. Leesburg (5A) (2-2) – 93
14. Trinity Catholic (Ocala) (2A) (2-2) – 53
15. Gainesville (5A) (2-0) – 43
16. Ridgeview (Orange Park) (5A) (1-1) – 37
17. Williston (Rural) (3-0) – 33
18. Atlantic Coast (Jacksonville) (7A) (2-1) – 32
19. Beachside (St. Johns) (5A) (2-3) – 31
20. North Florida Educational Institute (Jacksonville) (2A) (2-3) – 26
Also receiving votes: Creekside (St. Johns) (7A) (4-1) – 23; Andrew Jackson (Jacksonville) (3A) (2-1) – 18; Ribault (Jacksonville) (4A) (0-4) – 16; Newberry (3A) (2-0) – 15; Bishop Snyder (Jacksonville) (2A) (4-2) – 14; Trenton (Rural) (4-0) – 13; The Villages (3A) (2-0) – 11; Oakleaf (Orange Park) (6A) (4-2) – 8; Orange Park (5A) (2-3) – 6; Bartram Trail (St. Johns) (6A) (2-0) – 5; Fort White (Rural) (2-1) – 3; Madison County (Rural) (2-2) – 2; St. Augustine (5A) (2-3) – 1.
Oakleaf (Orange Park) at Buchholz – Football 2024 (Radio)
5 Oakleaf (Orange Park) at 2 Buchholz
Radio: “I am Country” 106.9 FM Gainesville
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Join Mainstreet Daily News Sports Director Mike Ridaught (Play-by-play), former Gators football player Hank Rone (Color), and Aiden Wacksman (pregame, halftime, postgame) for this FHSAA Class 6A-Region 1 Final. The visiting Knights (9-3), who are seeded No. 5, upset top seed Nease (Ponte Vedra), 31-14, while the host Bobcats (9-3), the No. 2 seed, advanced with a 34-24 win against No. 3 Pace.
The Prep Zone Power Poll powered by Anytime Fitness of Gainesville – 2024-25 Boys Basketball Poll #1 (Preseason)
Andrew Jackson (Jacksonville) edges 2-time defending state champion Williston
GAINESVILLE — The boys high school basketball season is underway, and that brings some interesting results in The Prep Zone Power Poll.
In a split voting, Andrew Jackson (Jacksonville), last year’s FHSAA 4A state runner-up, edged two-time defending 1A state champion Williston for the top spot in the preseason all-classification regional rankings.
The Tigers have a new coach in Byron Shemwell, as James Collins stepped down after 15 seasons as Jackson’s coach.
Collins led the Tigers to four state title games in the last six seasons, but could never quite win a state title.
Jackson received four of the 10 first-place votes as they started the new season 2-0 with wins over No. 13 Impact Christian Academy (Jacksonville) and RV Bolles (Jacksonville).
Williston, which was 29-2 with their second straight state title, finished last season at the top of The Prep Zone Power Poll. Despite having one more first-place vote than the Tigers, Williston starts this season second on total points.
Right behind at No. 3 is Providence (Jacksonville), which made its second consecutive state semifinal appearance where they lost by one point to Windermere Prep.
The Stallions, who received the final first-place vote, are loaded once again for coach Jim Martin.
Ponte Vedra, another Final Four team from a year ago, starts 4th. The Sharks have made three consecutive state semifinal appearances, with a runner-up finish in 2023.
Rounding out the top five is another state semifinalist from last season in Mainland (Daytona Beach). The Bucs were also state runner-up in 2023 before advancing back to Lakeland a year ago.
Episcopal (Jacksonville) starts off the second five. The Eagles just missed the state semifinals as well last year, losing to Providence in a 2A region final game.
The Villages is 7th. The Buffalo also made their second consecutive state semifinal appearance in 2023-24, and they were the state runner-up in 2022-23.
Rounding out the top 10 is 8th-ranked Ribault (Jacksonville), their neighborhood rival Raines (Jacksonville) at No. 9, and Eustis is 10th.
Both Ribault and Raines were beaten by Andrew Jackson in the 4A state playoffs a year ago.
The Prep Zone Power Poll ranks the top 20 high school football, girls basketball, boys basketball, softball & baseball 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 by sportswriters and sportscasters and it is powered by Anytime Fitness of Gainesville.
THE PREP ZONE POWER POLL – 2024-25 BOYS BASKETBALL POLL #1 (PRESEASON POLL)
(School, followed by classification, first-place votes, final 2023-24 record, current 2024-25 record through 11/23, and total voting points)
1. Andrew Jackson (Jacksonville) (3A) (4) (26-4) (2-0) – 193
2. Williston (Rural) (5) (29-2) (1-0) – 189
3. Providence (Jacksonville) (2A) (1) (24-6) (2-0) – 179
4. Ponte Vedra (5A) (23-8) (2-1) – 155
5. Mainland (Daytona Beach) (6A) (22-7) (1-0) – 148
6. Episcopal (Jacksonville) (3A) (24-5) (2-0) – 128
7. The Villages (3A) (20-12) (1-0) – 127
8. Ribault (Jacksonville) (4A) (21-8) (2-0) – 121
9. Raines (Jacksonville) (4A) (21-8) (1-2) – 105
10. Eustis (4A) (22-6) (2-0) – 103
11. Leesburg (5A) (18-5) (0-0) – 96
12. Hilliard (Rural) (25-3) (0-0) – 92
13. Impact Christian Academy (Jacksonville) (1A) (18-11) (1-1) – 78
14. Paxon (Jacksonville) (4A) (21-4) (1-1) – 69
15. Gainesville (5A) (18-12) (1-0) – 54
16T. Oakleaf (Orange Park) (6A) (19-7) (1-1) – 50
16T. Riverside (Jacksonville) (5A) (18-9) (2-1) – 50
18. Forest (Ocala) (6A) (20-8) (2-0) – 43
19. Fort White (Rural) (17-7) (0-0) – 24
20. University Christian (Jacksonville) (2A) (17-12) (0-1) – 23
Also receiving votes: Creekside (St. Johns) (7A) (18-10) (2-1) – 15; Buchholz (Gainesville) (6A) (18-11) (0-0) – 13; Mount Dora Christian Academy (1A) (16-13) (2-0) – 8; Fleming Island (Orange Park) (5A) (15-12) (3-1) – 7; Columbia (Lake City) (5A) (15-13) (1-1) – 6; Newberry (3A) (15-9) (0-0) – 6; Hawthorne (Rural) (16-5) (0-0) – 4; Vanguard (Ocala) (5A) (15-12) (0-0) – 4; Tocoi Creek (St. Augustine) (6A) (18-9) (4-0) – 3; Trenton (Rural) (14-12) (1-1) – 3; Bolles (Jacksonville) (3A) (11-12) (1-1) – 2; Atlantic (Port Orange) (4A) (14-11) (2-1) – 1; Central (Brooksville) (4A) (22-7) (2-1) – 1.
P.K. Yonge girls soccer edges Atlantic Coast (Jacksonville)
Recap by Natalia Lopez
On Friday night, the P.K. Yonge girls soccer team took on the Atlantic Coast Stingrays (Jacksonville). The Blue Wave who were coming off a loss against St. Johns Country Day (Orange Park), bounced back and defeated the Stingrays with a 2-1 win.
“We knew this would be a hard-fought battle tonight on the field,” P.K. Yonge coach Rebecca Schackow said. “We knew it was going to be tough to outplay and out-strategize them.”
The Blue Wave (3-2) opened the game with strong possession, excellent field coverage, and smooth passing among the players.
Early in the first half, the Blue Wave team showcased an aggressive attacking style and consistently pressured the Stingrays.
“They are definitely trying to get to every ball first and win the ball because the Stingrays are very talented with the ball.” Schackow said.
In the first half of the game, P.K. Yonge left their mark with a goal from senior Faith Hardy, assisted by senior Mae Dodd. The intense chemistry and communication from this senior captain duo on the field set the tone for the game.
P.K. Yonge’s defense also played a pivotal role. Freshman Lily Tomlinson made an impact as an outside back throughout the game.
“She did a great job shutting down the speed on that side of the field.” Schackow said.
Tomlinson blocked many opportunities by the Stingrays to score goals for the first half of the game.
However, a breakthrough from the Stingrays landed an opportunity to cut through the Blue Wave’s defense within the middle of the second half.
Junior Norah Pancoast maintained an empty net with the exception of an own goal off a defender on a cross from Atlantic Coast senior Taliah Brooks, which found the back of the net for a score of 1-1.
Sophomore Bella Young showed her spirit and energy throughout the game, learning to be a center mid, adding depth to P.K. Yonge’s lineup.
In the second half of the game, the dynamic duo of Hardy and Dodd struck again with the assist from Dodd and the game-winning goal from Hardy that secured a 2-1 lead for P.K. Yonge.
“Their future is bright, this season on the soccer team but also beyond,” Schackow said about her team’s performance and their potential.
As the Thanksgiving break approaches, the Lady Blue Wave remain focused, staying in shape to prepare for their next game on December 3rd against the Buchholz Bobcats.
Pace at Buchholz – Football 2024 (Radio)
Friday, 6:30 p.m. (PREGAME) – High School Football, 7 p.m. (KICKOFF)
Pace at Buchholz
Radio: “I am Country” 106.9 FM Gainesville
‘Live’ audio: https://streamdb6web.securenetsystems.net/cirrusencore/WPLL
Join Mainstreet Daily News Sports Director Mike Ridaught (Play-by-play), former Gator football player Hank Rone (Color), and Aiden Wacksman (pregame, halftime, postgame) for this FHSAA Class 6A-Region 1 Semifinal. The visiting Patriots (10-1) are the No. 3 seed in the region, while the host Bobcats (8-3) are the No. 2 seed. The game will also air on the NFHS Network (paid video) beginning at 7 p.m.
The Prep Zone Power Poll powered by Anytime Fitness of Gainesville – 2024-25 Girls Basketball Poll #1 (Preseason)
Class 4A State Runner-up Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville) begins No. 1
GAINESVILLE – Last year the Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville) girls basketball team made a run all the way to the FHSAA Class 4A state title game.
The Crusaders (30-2), who advanced to their fifth straight state semifinal, was denied its first state title since 1992 by Lake Highland Prep (Orlando), snapping Bishop Kenny’s 27-game winning streak in the process on the way to the Highlanders fourth straight state title.
They begin the 2024-25 season the same way they ended last season, on top of the preseason all-classification girls basketball regional rankings.
Class 4A Bishop Kenny received six of the nine first-place votes to start on top of The Prep Zone Power Poll.
Providence (Jacksonville) is ranked No. 2 following back-to-back state semifinal appearances.
The Stallions (22-6), who dropped down to Class 2A, return most of last year’s team which lost in the 3A state semifinals. They received one first-place vote.
Bolles (Jacksonville), which received one first-place vote, is ranked third, followed by 2-time defending state champion Hawthorne, and Ribault (Jacksonville) in the top five.
The No. 4 Hornets (22-3) received the other first-place vote. Hawthorne returns guard De’Mya Adams and forward Jhalea Jackson, which makes the Hornets a threat for a 3-peat.
Class 5A state runner-up Mainland (Daytona Beach), which won its first state title in program history two years ago, leads off the second five at No. 6.
The Bucs (21-8) are followed by Ponte Vedra, Leesburg, Beachside, and Wildwood in the top 10.
The Prep Zone Power Poll ranks the top 20 high school football, girls basketball, boys basketball, softball & baseball 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 by sportswriters and sportscasters and it is powered by Anytime Fitness of Gainesville.
THE PREP ZONE POWER POLL – 2024-25 GIRLS BASKETBALL POLL #1 (PRESEASON POLL)
(School, followed by classification, first-place votes, last year’s record, and total voting points)
1. Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville) (4A) (6) (26-5) – 173
2. Providence (Jacksonville) (2A) (1) (26-3) – 165
3. Bolles (Jacksonville) (4A) (1) (19-9) – 145
4. Hawthorne (Rural) (1) (22-3) – 144
5. Ribault (Jacksonville) (4A) (16-6) – 141
6. Mainland (Daytona Beach) (6A) (18-13) – 134
7. Ponte Vedra (5A) (22-9) – 127
8. Leesburg (5A) (24-2) – 102
9. Beachside (St. Johns) (5A) (20-6) – 98
10. Wildwood (Rural) (19-4) – 96
11. San Jose Prep (Jacksonville) (2A) (16-10) – 93
12. Spruce Creek (Port Orange) (7A) (18-9) – 82
13. University Christian (Jacksonville) (2A) (19-7) – 80
14. Ridgeview (Orange Park) (5A) (14-7) – 57
15. North Florida Educational Institute (Jacksonville) (2A) (15-6) – 48
16. Atlantic Coast (Jacksonville) (7A) (21-4) – 40
17. Trinity Catholic (Ocala) (2A) (17-10) – 33
18. Tocoi Creek (St. Augustine) (6A) (20-7) – 20
19. St. Augustine (5A) (18-4) – 18
20. Madison County (Rural) (21-5) – 17
Also receiving votes: P.K. Yonge (Gainesville) (3A) (14-9) – 15; Dunnellon (4A) (23-4) – 13; Orange Park (5A) (12-12) – 13; Gainesville (5A) (9-13) – 8; Paxon (Jacksonville) (4A) (15-9) – 6; Newberry (1A) (15-9) – 5; Williston (Rural) (11-12) – 5; Bishop Snyder (Jacksonville) (2A) (17-10) – 5; Fort White (Rural) (5-15) – 3; Columbia (Lake City) (5A) (14-11) – 2; St. Joseph Academy (St. Augustine) (2A) (20-7) – 1; Eastside (Gainesville) (4A) (15-9) – 1; Hilliard (Rural) (12-14) – 1; Andrew Jackson (Jacksonville) (3A) (13-15) – 1; Episcopal (Jacksonville) (3A) (10-17) – 1.