Florida high school football, every county in the state: the Friday-night scoreboard, the stories that matter and the recruiting radar, in one Saturday edition every week of the season.
Week 10 is this desk's first full statewide edition: 200 finals from the Panhandle to Key West, public and private powers alike, every score verified against two sources before it shipped. IMG Academy was idle in Week 10.
200 finals from across Florida, Thu and Fri, organized by region and county
Aucilla Christian wins by 12.
One-score final in Lafayette County.
Shutout win for Godby.
Marianna wins by 46.
Rickards wins by 13.
Maclay wins by 58.
Shutout win for Mosley.
Newberry wins by 35.
Madison County wins by 12.
Unbeaten Raines goes on the road and makes its Open Division case.
Shutout win for Eau Gallie.
One-score final in Brevard County.
Bayside wins by 40.
Merritt Island Christian wins by 27.
Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy wins by 13.
Melbourne Central Catholic wins by 24.
Shutout win for Melbourne.
Gainesville wins by 20.
South Lake wins by 24.
Tavares wins by 28.
First Academy (Leesburg) wins by 16.
Shutout win for Gateway.
Faith Christian wins by 41.
Shutout win for Innovation.
West Orange wins by 31.
Evans wins by 50.
Shutout win for CFCA.
Foundation Academy wins by 36.
Trinity Prep wins by 12.
Shutout win for Oak Ridge.
One-score final in Orange County.
Shutout win for Winter Park.
Horizon wins by 41.
Bell Creek Academy wins by 35.
One-score final in Osceola County.
Shutout win for Lake Nona.
Tenoroc wins by 28.
One-score final in Seminole County.
Timber Creek wins by 13.
Oviedo wins by 18.
One-score final in Seminole County.
Lake Mary wins by 32.
Orangewood Christian wins by 35.
Geneva Classical Academy wins by 38.
One-score final in Volusia County.
DeLand wins by 19.
Bishop Moore wins by 38.
Interlachen wins by 17.
Buchholz wins by 15.
Saint Francis Catholic Academy wins by 43.
Santa Fe wins by 17.
One-score final in Baker County.
One-score final in Bradford County.
Crystal River wins by 13.
One-score final in Citrus County.
Clay wins by 29.
One-score final in Clay County.
West Nassau wins by 19.
Shutout win for Columbia.
Shutout win for Fort White.
Bishop Kenny wins by 36.
Shutout win for Christ's Church Academy.
Palatka wins by 39.
One-score final in Duval County.
One-score final in Duval County.
Riverside wins by 12.
Bolles blanks Jackson in the Jacksonville rivalry game.
The District 5A-2 race ran through Mandarin on Friday night.
Flagler Palm Coast wins by 25.
One-score final in Duval County.
A 115-point shootout in Jacksonville.
Shutout win for Old Plank Christian Academy.
Shutout win for Trinity Christian Academy.
Shutout win for Trenton.
Nature Coast Tech wins by 36.
One-score final in Hernando County.
Eastside wins by 22.
One-score final in Marion County.
Shutout win for Vanguard.
Menendez wins by 34.
St. Augustine stays unbeaten and locks up another district title.
Nease wins by 14.
Creekside wins by 21.
Trinity Catholic wins by 28.
The Villages Charter wins by 23.
Gadsden County wins by 18.
Pace wins by 17.
Booker T. stays perfect in District 1-4A play.
Pine Forest wins by 39.
Baker wins by 13.
Escambia's second win of the week, after Monday's 14-7 win over Fort Walton Beach.
Munroe wins by 32.
Shutout win for Holmes County.
Shutout win for Cottondale.
Final by forfeit.
Decided in overtime.
Choctawhatchee wins by 42.
Crestview wins by 32.
The Crusaders wrap up their third straight District 1-2A championship.
One-score final in Walton County.
Shutout win for Chipley.
South Broward wins by 35.
One-score final in Broward County.
Shutout win for North Broward Prep.
Western wins by 27.
One-score final in Broward County.
Coral Springs Charter wins by 51.
Cypress Bay wins by 24.
The No. 2 team in the USA TODAY Super 25 closed its regular season in style.
Shutout win for Archbishop McCarthy.
Boca Raton Christian wins by 13.
Thursday night in Fort Lauderdale. A win at Coconut Creek next week puts the Lions in the Open Division bracket.
Shutout win for Gulliver Prep.
Final by forfeit.
Belen Jesuit wins by 38.
Carol City wins by 33.
Shutout win for Jackson.
The win locks Columbus into the inaugural FHSAA Open Division playoff bracket.
One-score final in Miami-Dade County.
One-score final in Monroe County.
Shutout win for Martin County.
Nova wins by 10.
South Fork wins by 26.
Somerset Academy-Canyons wins by 10.
Shutout win for Spanish River.
Jupiter wins by 24.
Benjamin takes the private-school clash in Palm Beach Gardens.
Palmer Trinity wins by 10.
Cardinal Mooney, ranked No. 15 in the state, hangs 58 on the road.
Shutout win for Coral Shores.
American Heritage-Delray wins by 38.
A Thursday night District 2A-7 game with Open Division math attached.
Shutout win for Atlantic (Delray).
A third straight district title for Cape Coral.
Community School of Naples wins by 12.
One-score final in Collier County.
One-score final in Collier County.
Naples wins by 41.
Gulf Coast wins by 29.
Riverdale wins by 21.
One-score final in Collier County.
Shutout win for Hardee.
Sebring wins by 12.
Shutout win for Bishop Verot.
North Fort Myers wins by 39.
Shutout win for Port Charlotte.
One-score final in Lee County.
LaBelle wins by 22.
One-score final in Lee County.
Evangelical Christian wins by 32.
Lakewood Ranch wins by 15.
One-score final in Manatee County.
Manatee wins by 43.
Southeast wins by 17.
One-score final in Manatee County.
Shutout win for Palmetto.
Lemon Bay wins by 24.
Lakeland Christian wins by 34.
One-score final in Polk County.
Shutout win for Winter Haven.
One-score final in Polk County.
George Jenkins wins by 11.
One-score final in Polk County.
One-score final in Sarasota County.
One-score final in Sarasota County.
Bradenton Christian wins by 20.
Venice keeps its Open Division hopes alive at home.
Riverview (Sarasota) wins by 28.
Carrollwood Day stays unbeaten.
One-score final in Hillsborough County.
One-score final in Hillsborough County.
Shutout win for Armwood.
Robinson wins by 39.
Alonso wins by 35.
One-score final in Hillsborough County.
Newsome wins by 14.
Shutout win for East Bay.
Jesuit wins by 24.
Shutout win for Jefferson.
One-score final in Hillsborough County.
Blake wins by 38.
Wesley Chapel wins by 30.
Gaither wins by 15.
Cambridge Christian wins by 26.
Shutout win for Land O' Lakes.
One-score final in Pasco County.
Shutout win for Zephyrhills.
St. Petersburg wins by 19.
Clearwater Central Catholic wins by 36.
Shutout win for Tarpon Springs.
One-score final in Pinellas County.
Pinellas Park wins by 22.
East Lake wins by 44.
Clearwater wins by 47.
Lakeside Christian wins by 40.
St. Edward's wins by 34.
Jensen Beach wins by 21.
Shutout win for Vero Beach.
Sebastian River wins by 11.
Shutout win for Fort Pierce Central.
What Week 10 actually meant
Columbus went into Northwestern's building on Friday night and closed its regular season with a 30-7 win that guarantees the Explorers a spot in the inaugural FHSAA Open Division playoff bracket. Quarterback Christopher Barrow threw two touchdown passes, and a defense that just won the GMAC title over Miami Central held one of Miami's proudest programs to a single score.
The Thursday night game of the week in Florida was not close for long. Chaminade-Madonna went to Cardinal Gibbons and won 41-6, a private-school heavyweight bout that turned into a showcase for the Lions. Chaminade finishes the regular season next Friday at Coconut Creek, and a win there clinches its own spot in the Open Division bracket.
St. Thomas Aquinas, No. 2 in the USA TODAY Super 25, beat Flanagan 56-12 at home on Friday night to close the regular season. The Raiders protect the state's No. 1 Open Division rating into November, and the road to the Open title still runs through Fort Lauderdale.
Pensacola Catholic beat Walton 38-8 to wrap up the District 1-2A championship, the Crusaders' third straight district title. Catholic was the first Pensacola-area team to lock up a district crown this season, and at 7-1 it heads toward November as the area's most complete team.
St. Augustine routed Fleming Island 42-7 on Friday night to stay unbeaten and lock up another district championship. The Yellow Jackets have now won five straight district titles, and a defense allowing almost nothing in district play keeps making the case that this is the program North Florida has to go through.
The full Florida blue-chip board: every consensus four- and five-star in the state, because Florida recruiting is statewide.
A 6-foot-6 edge rusher committed to Ohio State. His signature play is already on tape: with 1:23 left in Week 7, he broke through and blocked Chaminade's go-ahead field goal try to seal Aquinas' 21-20 comeback win.
A junior already carrying a four-star tag, and he earned it against the best: 351 yards of offense and three touchdowns against No. 1 St. Thomas Aquinas in Week 7, two of them on the ground. Chaminade's offense runs through him for two more years.
Quinn's top target and a four-star name in the same class. Against Aquinas he caught six passes for around 150 yards, including a one-handed touchdown grab that held up as the week's best catch down here.
Rivals ranks him No. 1 overall in the Class of 2029.
Transferred to Cape Coral from Bishop Verot ahead of his sophomore season. Rivals lists him on the offensive line, No. 2 among interior linemen nationally.
Transferred to Columbus from Pleasantville (N.J.) ahead of his sophomore season. Younger brother of Miami linebacker Mohamed Toure.
Wade and Becky run this same board on the Saturday HS/Recruiting Show: Friday night's stat lines first, the radar second, and the arguments after. Hear it on the FLSportsDesk podcast home.
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