MIAMI GARDENS – With the start of the 2026 high school football season next week, the Miami Dolphins will host their annual Media Day on Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium.

With a number of programs starting this past week with kickoff classics, the Dolphins had the World Cup and several other events at their facility, pushing back this year’s media gathering. But that doesn’t mean that anything has changed.

Players and coaches will experience a first class media opportunity with questions and answers, photos and videos highlighting the morning and afternoon as Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach schools will flock to Miami Gardens for this great opportunity.

Among the schools slated for the morning include Miami Beach, Cooper City and Palm Beach Lakes (9:00); Miami Braddock and Fort Lauderdale (9:10), Hialeah American, Parkland Douglas and Boca Raton (9:20), Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman, Pembroke Pines West Broward and Boynton Beach (9:30); Miami Sunset and Coconut Creek Monarch (9:40); Miami Palmetto, Deerfield Beach and Miami Palmer Trinity (9:50); Miami True North Classical Academy, Hollywood McArthur and Belle Glade Glades Central (10:00); Doral Academy and Coral Springs Charter (10:10); Miami Killian and Weston Cypress (10:20); North Miami and Coconut Creek North Broward Prep (10:30); Homestead South Dade, Pompano Beach and Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer (10:40); Homestead, Hallandale and Boca Raton Saint John Paul II (10:50); Hialeah Gardens Mater Academy, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna and Jupiter (11:00); Miami Gulliver Prep, Plantation and Lantana Santaluces (11:10); Southwest Miami, Davie Nova and Palm Beach Gardens (11:20); Miami Sunset, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely and West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman (11:30); Hollywood South Broward (11:40) and Davie Western (11:50).

The afternoon starts at 12 noon with Sunrise Piper and Wellington; Miami Booker T. Washington, Miramar and West Palm Beach Forest Hill (12:10); Coconut Creek and Boca Raton Olympic Heights (12:20); Pembroke Pines Flanagan and Palm Beach Central (12:30); Pembroke Pines Charter and Loxahatchee Seminole Ridge (12:40); Lauderdale Lake Boyd Anderson and Boca Raton Spanish River (12:50); Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace, Coral Springs Coral Glades and Delray American Heritage (1:00); Fort Lauderdale Dillard and Lake Worth Dr. Joaquin Garcia (1:10); Plantation American Heritage and Royal Palm Beach (1:20); Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy and West Boca Raton (1:30); South Plantation and Delray Beach Atlantic (1:40); Hollywood Hills and Boynton Beach Somerset Canyons (1:50); Miami Carol City, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons and Pahokee (2:00); Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian (2:10); Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (2:20); Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy and Lake Worth (2:30); West Palm Beach The King’s Academy (2:40); Miramar Everglades (2:50); Miami Palmetto, Coral Springs Taravella and Lake Worth Park Vista (3:00); Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy (3:10); Fort Lauderdale NSU University School (3:20); Hialeah Miami-Lakes and Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (3:30); Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest (3:40) and Oakland Park Northeast (3:50).

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