Back during the summer at a competitive 7-on-7 tournament, Miami Northwestern junior receiver Nick Lennear made a catch and quickly proclaimed: “nobody can cover me.”
On Saturday afternoon before a sellout crowd at Traz Powell Stadium, playing against their biggest rivals Miami Central, the No. 1 receiver in the state of Florida continued to back up that statement as the Bulls (5-1) finally broke through against the Rockets, 30-21.
It had been since 2020 since Northwestern had been able to come out on top against Central, but this team would not be denied in a late afternoon game that brought in fans from all over the state.
While Northwestern won the game, many experts believe that this was the first of two meetings. With both programs so far ahead of the Class 3A competition in the state, they are almost certain to meet in early round of the state playoffs in November.
Lennear, who is always a major force on the offensive side of the ball, got it done on defense as well, coming up with an interception to start the second half and had a perfectly timed hit to break up a pass near the goal line in the fourth quarter.
Northwestern took a 24-21 lead into the half behind a pair of touchdown passes from sophomore Neimann Lawrence and a defensive score from senior safety Tedarius Hughes.
After an scoring outburst in the first half, the two teams combined for just two Bulls’ field goals in the final 24 minutes. The win was not only the first for the team, first-year coach Jaquatin Victrum also broke through with a huge victory but knows that they will see head coach Derrick Gibson and the Rockets again.
Other key players in the game made an impact as well. Central senior linebacker Karon Mayock (Florida State commit) had several impact plays.
Northwestern wide receiver Calvin Russell (Syracuse commit) caught a touchdown pass in the first half.
Central running back Jayden Ford (FIU commit) opened the scoring with a 95-yard kickoff return.
ANOTHER BIG WEEK IN MIAMI-DADE & BROWARD
While the Bulls and Rockets were the main course in Week 7, it wasn’t the only game that grabbed the spotlight.
Here is a look at other Week 7 games:
Coconut Creek 49, Hollywood South Broward 6
Coconut Creek North Broward Prep 27, Boca Raton St. John Paul II 24
Coral Gables 41, Miami Braddock 0
Coral Springs Charter 35, Oakland Park Northeast 20
Coral Springs Coral Glades 20, Parkland Douglas 7
Davie Nova 21, Pembroke Pines Charter 7
Doral Academy 20, Homestead 0
Doral Ronald Reagan 14, Miami Varela 13
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian Academy 14, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace 6
Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons 51, Hallandale 14
Fort Lauderdale Dillard 35, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely 0
Fort Lauderdale NSU University School 47, West Palm Beach Oxbridge Academy 0
Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas 63, Hollywood Hills 0
Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy 25, Fort Myers Evangelical Christian 7
Hialeah 52, Hialeah-Miami Lakes 0
Hialeah American 23, Miami Dr. Krop 21
Hialeah Gardens 40, Westland Hialeah 0
Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna 28, Coconut Creek Monarch 7
Hollywood McArthur 35, Deerfield Beach 0
Lake Mary 45, North Miami Beach 13
Miami Archbishop Carroll 12, Miami Westminster Christian 3
Miami Belen Jesuit 42, Southwest Miami 0
Miami Carol City 29, South Miami 0
Miami Christopher Columbus 58, Miami High 0
Miami Ferguson 28, Miami Beach 14
Miami Florida Christian 31, Naples Aubrey Rogers 14
Miami Killian 32, Tampa Catholic 17
Miami LaSalle Immaculata 42, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy 0
Miami Norland 28, Cocoa 6
Miami Palmer Trinity 37, Somerset South Homestead 0
Miami Palmetto 45, Homestead South Dade 7
Miami Ransom Everglades 38, Miami Springs 14
Miami Southridge 30, Miami Edison 16
Miami Sunset 14, Miami Coral Park 12
Miami True North Classical Academy 28, Jacksonville University Christian 8
Miramar 32, North Miami 6
Riviera Beach Inlet Grove 14, Hialeah ABF 2
South Plantation 62, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan 8
Sunrise Piper 48, Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson 0
Vero Beach 42, Miami Booker T. Washington 13
West Boca Raton 35, Davie Western 0
West Palm Beach The King’s Academy 50, North Lauderdale Somerset Academy 7
Weston Cypress Bay 21, Coral Springs 6
West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman 28, Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman 7
MONDAY GAMES
Pompano Beach at Miami Central. 4:30
Miami Christopher Columbus 14, Miami Southridge 7 (Resume late in the third quarter at Columbus), 4:30
WEDNESDAY
Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas at NFL Academy (London, England)
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When the University of Miami and Florida State University kick off after 7:40 this evening in a national matchup that has playoff implications in Tallahassee, we should already know the result of the matchup with as much interest.
At 4:30 this early evening, Traz Powell Stadium – “The Mecca” for high school football – will host a contest with just as much interest as the Miami-FSU game.
Two of the most recognized public schools in the country will get together before a sold-out crowd in a Class 3A game that many believe will be the first of two meetings this season.
The history of this game goes back decades, and while the Rockets have won the past six, today’s matchup is one that could go either way.
The incentive for the Bulls and first year head coach Jaquatin Victrum, as defending state champions and as one of the top programs in the country is to break the losing streak and set up that next matchup which will be in the state playoffs.
For the Rockets and first year head coach Derrick Gibson is to prove that if this team wasn’t slapped with a probation for the use of an illegible player, they would be the defending state champions.
Any way you look at it is the attention of the high school football world will definitely fall on this game – no matter the outcome.
MIAMI NORTHWESTERN BULLS
Orange Lutheran, California, L 17-15
Miami Carol City, W 37-6
Miami Norland, W 49-21
Miami Christopher Columbus, W 41-6
Miami Jackson, W (Forfeit), 2-0
10/4 - @Miami Central
10/11 – Key West
10/17 – GMAC WEEK
10/24 - @Miami St. Brendan
MIAMI CENTRAL ROCKETS
Miami Edison, W 50-12
Miami Booker T. Washington, W 58-14
Plantation American Heritage, W 31-21
10/4 – Miami Northwestern
10/6 – Pompano Beach
10/10 - @Fort Lauderdale Stranahan
10/17 – GMAC WEEK
10/24 – Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy
10/30 – Miami Carol City
In addition to the Northwestern-Central contest, here is a look at the rest of Saturday’s schedule and Week 7:
No. 6 Fort Lauderdale Dillard at Pompano Beach Blanche Ely, 3
Hialeah vs. Hialeah Miami Lakes (Milander), 7
FRIDAY’S SCORES
Coconut Creek 49, Hollywood South Broward 6
Coconut Creek North Broward Prep 27, Boca Raton St. John Paul II 24
Coral Gables 41, Miami Braddock 0
Coral Springs Charter 35, Oakland Park Northeast 20
Coral Springs Coral Glades 20, Parkland Douglas 7
Davie Nova 21, Pembroke Pines Charter 7
Doral Academy 20, Homestead 0
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian Academy 14, Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace 6
Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons 51, Hallandale 14
Fort Lauderdale NSU University School 47, West Palm Beach Oxbridge Academy 0
Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas 63, Hollywood Hills 0
Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy 25, Fort Myers Evangelical Christian 7
Hialeah 52, Hialeah-Miami Lakes 0
Hialeah American 23, Miami Dr. Krop 21
Hialeah Gardens 40, Westland Hialeah 0
Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna 28, Coconut Creek Monarch 7
Hollywood McArthur 35, Deerfield Beach 0
Lake Mary 45, North Miami Beach 13
Miami Archbishop Carroll 12, Miami Westminster Christian 3
Miami Ferguson 28, Miami Beach 14
Miami Florida Christian 31, Naples Aubrey Rogers 14
Miami Killian 32, Tampa Catholic 17
Miami LaSalle Immaculata 42, Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy 0
Miami Norland 28, Cocoa 6
Miami Palmer Trinity 37, Somerset South Homestead 0
Miami Palmetto 45, Homestead South Dade 7
Miami Ransom Everglades 38, Miami Springs 14
Miami Southridge 30, Miami Edison 16
Miami Sunset 14, Miami Coral Park 12
Miramar 32, North Miami 6
South Plantation 62, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan 8
Sunrise Piper 48, Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson 0
Vero Beach 42, Miami Booker T. Washington 13
West Boca Raton 35, Davie Western 0
West Palm Beach The King’s Academy 50, North Lauderdale Somerset Academy 7
Weston Cypress Bay 21, Coral Springs 6
THURSDAY SCORES
Doral Ronald Reagan 14, Miami Varela 13
Miami Belen Jesuit 42, Southwest Miami 0
Miami Carol City 29, South Miami 0
Miami Christopher Columbus 58, Miami High 0
Miami True North Classical Academy 28, Jacksonville University Christian 8
Riviera Beach Inlet Grove 14, Hialeah ABF 2
West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman 28, Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman 7
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While there are still some schools who opt to play an easier schedule, 6A Coconut Creek Monarch and 1A power Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna are not among them.
But of these south Florida football teams have elevated their schedules through the years and have found that the results have been positive.
These two programs will clash this evening (7:00) in Hollywood and have earned the right to be the Game of the Week.
For the 3-2 Knights, rated No. 7 in south Florida, and veteran head coach Calvin Davis, the objective all along is to be competitive in a classification that is loaded from north Florida right through to Miami-Dade and Broward Counties.
By opening against 2A powerhouse Jacksonville Bolles in the Broward County National Football Showcase to games at Don Bosco Prep in New Jersey and Sanford Seminole, Fl. have certainly gotten this team ready for the stretch run that starts tonight against the 4-1 Lions.
For veteran head coach Dameon Jones and his No. 4 team, winning the state title is indeed a priority every year – and despite losing to national powerhouse St. Frances Academy of Baltimore – they have sharpened themselves for a ninth straight trip to the state title game.
Like Monarch this program has been tested already, and with the Knights and games against Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons and nationally rated Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas there is still work to be done.
COCONUT CREEK MONARCH KNIGHTS
Jacksonville Bolles, L 34-15
Deerfield Beach, W 48-10
Ramsey Don Bosco Prep, New Jersey, L 38-21
Sanford Seminole, W 34-20
Fort Lauderdale, W 54-0
Oct. 3 @ Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna
Oct. 10 Coral Springs
Oct. 17 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
Oct. 24 Sunrise Piper
Oct. 30 Pompano Beach Blanche Ely
CHAMINADE-MADONNA LIONS
St. Francis, Maryland, L 42-13
Hollywood McArthur, W 28-14
Plantation American Heritage, W 28-24
Miami Edison, W 56-6
Davie Western, W 56-0
Oct. 3 Coconut Creek Monarch
Oct. 10 Pompano Beach Blanche Ely
Oct. 17 @ Hollywood Avant Garde
Oct. 24 @ Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons
Oct. 31 @ Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
In addition to the Coconut Creek Monarch and Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, here is a look at the rest of Friday’s schedule and Week 7:
Boca Raton St. John Paul II at Coconut Creek North Broward Prep, 7
Cocoa vs. Miami Norland (Traz), 7:30
No. 14 Coconut Creek at Hollywood South Broward, 7
Coral Gables at Miami Braddock, 3:30
Coral Springs Charter at Oakland Park Northeast, 6:30
Davie Western at West Boca Raton, 6:30
Doral Academy vs. Homestead (Harris), 7:30
Fort Lauderdale NSU University School at West Palm Beach Oxbridge Academy, 7
No. 1 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas at Hollywood Hills, 4
Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy at Fort Myers Evangelical Christian, 7
Hallandale at No. 10 Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons, 7
No. 16 Hollywood McArthur at Deerfield Beach, 7
Homestead South Dade vs. No. 8 Miami Palmetto (Tropical), 7:30
Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson at Sunrise Piper, 7
Miami Archbishop Carroll at Miami Westminster Christian, 3:30
Miami Beach at Miami Ferguson, 3:30
Miami Booker T. Washington at Vero Beach, 7
Miami Coral Park at Miami Sunset, 3:30
Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace at No. 20 Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian, 7
No. 13 Miami Immaculata La Salle at Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy, 7
Miami Country Day at Marco Island Academy, 7
Miami Dr. Krop vs. Hialeah American (Milander), 7
Miami Palmer Trinity at Somerset South Homestead, 7
Miami Ransom Everglades at Miami Springs, 3:30
No. 5 Miami Southridge vs. Miami Edison (Traz), 4
Miramar at North Miami (Curtis), 7
Monsignor Gardens Pace at Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian, 7
Naples Aubrey Rogers at Miami Florida Christian, 7
North Lauderdale Somerset Prep at West Palm Beach The Kings Academy, 6:30
North Miami Beach at Lake Mary, 7:30
Parkland Douglas vs. Coral Springs Coral Glades (CS Sportsplex), 7
Pembroke Pines Charter at Davie Nova, 7
No. 12 Plantation American Heritage at No. 17 Pembroke Pines Flanagan, 7
South Miami vs. Miami Carol City (Betty Ferguson), 7:30
South Plantation vs. Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (Dillard), 7
Southwest Miami at Miami Belen Jesuit, 7:30
Westland Hialeah at Hialeah Gardens, 3:30
Weston Cypress Bay at Coral Springs, 7
THURSDAY SCORES
Doral Ronald Reagan 14, Miami Varela 13
Miami Christopher Columbus 58, Miami High 0
Miami True North Classical Academy 28, Jacksonville University Christian 8
West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman 28, Miami Lakes Barbara Goleman 7
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4
No. 6 Fort Lauderdale Dillard at Pompano Beach Blanche Ely, 3
Hialeah vs. Hialeah Miami Lakes (Milander), 7
No. 2 Miami Northwestern vs. No. 3 Miami Central (Traz), 4:30
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While Miami True North Classical Academy has been building this program for much of the past decade (seven years), this off-season may have been the most important time for this team and the future.
No matter where it was during the spring and summer, head coach Greg Laffere (a former University of Miami standout) and his staff took this team to colleges and universities to showcase a growing group of student/athletes that continued to add prospects and become a force among 1A schools.
Events at University of Florida, University of South Florida, Florida Atlantic University and many other schools has given this football team, coaches and players a chance to improve and gain the exposure needed.
The program which was started back in 2019 had certainly evolved through the years, compiling a 34-16 record – 17-7 over the past two seasons.
What the No. 18 Titans have done is not only build a program that would field a team in a competitive 1A class that has been dominated by national power Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna but add enough quality talent to compete and make a run in the district and region.
While the season started off with losses to state powers Sarasota Cardinal Mooney and Fort Myers Bishop Verot, things have turned around as they get set to host longtime power Jacksonville University Christian this evening (7:00) at Tropical Park.
Here is a look at some of players who have helped to put the Titans on the map:
CLASS OF 2026
Duane Johnson, LB, 6’2, 200.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/18235670/Duane-Johnson
Camaul King, S, 6’0, 180 – 4.0 GPA.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19337278/Camaul-King
Miguel Martinez, DL, 6’3, 265.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/18673101/Miguel-Martinez
Malik Penson, WR, 5’10, 175. FIU Commitment.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/18197874/Malik-Penson
Dominic Turnbull, DB, 6’2, 190.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/16260330/Dominic-Turnbull
CLASS OF 2027
Matthew Cili, WR, 5’10, 155.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/21895914/Matthew-Cili
Dante De La Fe, OL, 6’1, 285 – 4.0 GPA
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19337270/Dante-de-la-Fe
Roosevelt Getter, OL, 6’2, 255.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/24334394/Roosevelt-Getter
George Harris Jr., LB/WR, 6’0, 185.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17631972/George-Harris
Zac Katz, QB, 6’2, 200 – 3.8 GPA. FIU Commitment.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17908883/Zachary-Katz
Luis Quevedo, OL, 6’0, 245 – 4.0 GPA.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19594896/Luis-Quevedo
Ronald Riley, OL, 6’5, 315 – 3.1 GPA.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/17569464/Ronald-Riley
Cecil Smith, RB, 5’8, 165.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/20496279/Cecil-Smith
Alejandro Valdes, OL, 5’11, 245.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/19337261/Alejandro-Valdes
CLASS OF 2028
Ricky Carter, LB, 6’2, 200.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/22328895/Ricky-Cater
CLASS OF 2029
Khalil Thomas, DB.
TAPE: https://www.hudl.com/profile/22386462/Khalil-Thomas
MIAMI TRUE NORTH CLASSICAL ACADEMY TITANS
Sarasota Cardinal Mooney, L 41-14
Fort Myers Bishop Verot, L 44-34
Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace, W 49-18
Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy, W 31-6
10/2 – Jacksonville University Christian
10/6 – Miami Archbishop Carroll (Continuation of a game that started)
10/10 - @Miami Jackson
10/17 – Boynton Beach Somerset Canyons
10/24 - @Miami Christopher Columbus
10/30 - @Miami Westminster Christian
JACKSONVILLE UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FIGHTING CHRISTIANS (5-1)
HEAD COACH: David Penland III
Newberry, W 47-14
Jacksonville Bishop Kenny, L 21-20
Jacksonville Andrew Jackson, W 44-6
Tampa Catholic, W 14-0
Jacksonville Impact Christian, W 42-16
Alachua Santa Fe, W 49-17
10/2 - @Miami True North Classical Academy
10/10 – Hawthorne
10/24 – Jacksonville Providence
10/31 - @Key West
UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN HAS BEEN A FORCE FOR A LONG TIME
While the Titans have been trying to find their way on the map across the state, veteran head coach David Penland III and his team have been among the top programs in Florida for many years.
Among the players who have led the way so far on include seniors (2026):
Carson Bergeron (WR/TE/S)
Xavier Billings (RB)
Trev’on Burch (WR/DB)
Laxavier Daniels (OL)
Justin Grant Jr. (LB/SS – 3.0 GPA)
Zay Hilliard (WR/DB)
Javone Lee (DL)
Amare Mack (DB – 3.3 GPA)
Mason McLeod (LB)
J.T. Reese (OL)
The junior (2027) class is also talented – with:
Uriah Caguimbal (LB – 4.2 GPA)
Gavin Craig (DL, 3.3 GPA)
Zion Davis (DB)
Michael “Kael” Gunter (S)
Matthew Hammett (LB – 3.6 GPA)
Ty Keister (QB – 3.7 GPA)
Julius LaRosa (DT/OL)
Josh Lauchner (DB)
The sophomore (2028) class is also gifted:
J. Lawrence Bailey (OL – 4.0 GPA)
Blake Biringer (K)
Romelo Kelsey (TE/DE)
Harlem Livingston (WR/DB)
Aviance McLaurin (WR/S – 3.5 GPA)
Donovan Moss (Athlete)
Nathan Mowry (DT)
Cohen Myers (LS)
Khalil Thompson (QB – 4.0 GPA)
Even the freshmen (2029) class has contributed:
Kellen Fisher (DE/DL)
Gee Thomas (DT/OT)
Tyler Thorpe (OL)
Jacoby Walker (WR)
In addition to the University Christian-True North contest, here is a look at the rest of Thursday’s schedule and Week 7:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2
No. 15 Miami Christopher Columbus vs. Miami High (Curtis), 7
Miami Varela at Doral Reagan (Milander), 7
West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman vs. Miami Lake Barbara Goleman (Traz), 7
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3
Boca Raton St. John Paul II at Coconut Creek North Broward Prep, 7
Cocoa vs. Miami Norland (Traz), 7:30
No. 14 Coconut Creek at Hollywood South Broward, 7
No. 9 Coconut Creek Monarch at No. 4 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, 7
Coral Gables at Miami Braddock, 3:30
Coral Springs Charter at Oakland Park Northeast, 6:30
Davie Western at West Boca Raton, 6:30
Doral Academy vs. Homestead (Harris), 7:30
Fort Lauderdale NSU University School at West Palm Beach Oxbridge Academy, 7
No. 1 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas at Hollywood Hills, 4
Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy at Fort Myers Evangelical Christian, 7
Hallandale at No. 10 Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons, 7
No. 16 Hollywood McArthur at Deerfield Beach, 7
Homestead South Dade vs. No. 8 Miami Palmetto (Tropical), 7:30
Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson at Sunrise Piper, 7
Miami Archbishop Carroll at Miami Westminster Christian, 3:30
Miami Beach at Miami Ferguson, 3:30
Miami Booker T. Washington at Vero Beach, 7
Miami Coral Park at Miami Sunset, 3:30
Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace at No. 20 Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian, 7
No. 13 Miami Immaculata La Salle at Pembroke Pines Somerset Academy, 7
Miami Country Day at Marco Island Academy, 7
Miami Dr. Krop vs. Hialeah American (Milander), 7
Miami Palmer Trinity at Somerset South Homestead, 7
Miami Ransom Everglades at Miami Springs, 3:30
No. 5 Miami Southridge vs. Miami Edison (Traz), 4
Miramar at North Miami (Curtis), 7
Monsignor Gardens Pace at Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian, 7
Naples Aubrey Rogers at Miami Florida Christian, 7
North Lauderdale Somerset Prep at West Palm Beach The Kings Academy, 6:30
North Miami Beach at Lake Mary, 7:30
Parkland Douglas vs. Coral Springs Coral Glades (CS Sportsplex), 7
Pembroke Pines Charter at Davie Nova, 7
No. 12 Plantation American Heritage at No. 17 Pembroke Pines Flanagan, 7
South Miami vs. Miami Carol City (Betty Ferguson), 7:30
South Plantation vs. Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (Dillard), 7
Southwest Miami at Miami Belen Jesuit, 7:30
Westland Hialeah at Hialeah Gardens, 3:30
Weston Cypress Bay at Coral Springs, 7
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4
No. 6 Fort Lauderdale Dillard at Pompano Beach Blanche Ely, 3
Hialeah vs. Hialeah Miami Lakes (Milander), 7
No. 2 Miami Northwestern vs. No. 3 Miami Central (Traz), 4:30
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Once again on Wednesday night the South Florida High School Sports Radio Show took center stage with seven impressive guests.
Each and every week, the FM 104.3 WQAM radio program attracts the newsmakers in high school sports, recruiting college sports – not only locally, but throughout the country.
The show gives listeners an opportunity to hear about college football programs statewide from the media that cover them. It also focuses on the coaches who use the state of Florida – Miami-Dade and Broward Counties in particular.
The show, which has run for nearly two decades, has become a popular listen for recruiting fans as well as high school sports purists, focusing on coaches and players in all sports.
Here is a look at the way Wednesday went:
On December 20th at Traz Powell Stadium in Miami, the Crib Classic Miami-Dade vs. Broward high school all-star football game along with the 8th grade all-star contest and other events will unfold for the second straight year and Jose Duasso talked about.
JOSE DUASSO ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/jose-duasso-crib-classic-all-star-game-c274c
This Friday night, Coconut Creek Monarch High’s football team will travel to Hollywood to play national power Chaminade-Madonna. The Knights have played a challenging schedule and head coach Calvin Davis stopped by to talk about it.
CALVIN DAVIS ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/head-coach-calvin-davis-monarch-high-22159
Last year, Malachi Toney of Plantation American Heritage won the Nat Moore Trophy. The year before it was Chaminade-Madonna’s Jeremiah Smith. The year before that it was Reuben Bain of Miami Central. Who will it be this December 2nd? Mike Cugno from CBS 4 TV talked about this prestigious award and event.
MIKE CUGNO ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/mike-cugno-cbs-4-miami-fl-nat-moore-award-122dc
In his first year as head football coach at Hialeah Garden’s Mater Academy, legendary Tim “Ice” Harris has gotten the Lions off to a 6-0 start and wrapped up the district title. He talked about the program and the building process.
TIM “ICE” HARRIS ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/head-coach-tim-ice-harris-mater-academy-a24b0
It’s University of Miami and FSU on Saturday night in Tallahassee and the No. 3 rated unbeaten Hurricanes are traveling for the first time this season. The ultimate rivalry and Jordan McPherson from the Miami Herald will be there and he talked about the game.
JORDAN MCPHERSON ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/jordan-mcpherson-miami-hearld-9d3a3
After losing to Virginia last Friday night, the FSU Seminoles return home to play longtime rival Miami on Saturday night in a nationally televised contest. Can the Seminoles knock Miami out of the playoff race? Liam Rooney from the Tallahassee Democrat broke down the game.
LIAM ROONEY ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/south-florida-high-school-sports-radio-5af98/episodes/liam-rooney-tallahassee-democrat-newspaper-d8f82
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