Talk to veteran Miami Norland head football coach Darryl Heidelberg and he will tell you how crazy 2020 was.
Because of the pandemic and Covid concerns, the season never really worked out the way that anyone wanted, but for the Vikings, a 4-3 record – which included four straight wins to end the season, gave this program plenty of optimism for the future.
As we are now fully into the off-season – with camps and combines filling the calendar – spring is about to arrive.
Perhaps the most important part of the recruiting process, spring practice was taken away last season because of Covid, and while we are still battling this pandemic, the show will finally go on.
If you have followed the Fort Lauderdale football program over the past five years, you already know that the Flying Ls are getting it done in all phases.
With Coach Richard Dunbar and his staff leading the way, this program has been able to develop, teach, get it done in the classroom and send athletes to the next level.
On a weekend that saw two of the major brands host combines in south and central Florida, The Event/Make A Play hosted a very competitive 7-on-7 tournament at Austin Tindall Park in Kissimmee.
Teams representing 12U, 13U, 14U, 15U and Varsity came together for two days of competition.
If you follow high school football in south Florida, you already know that Miami Christopher Columbus is one of the programs to watch every year.
With the school’s first state football title two years ago, runner up three season ago -and this past year during the pandemic, the Explorers and head coach Dave Dunn finished 8-0 with a thrilling south Florida Tri-County win (27-24) over Deerfield Beach