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The latest FHSAA district assignments place Buchholz, Union County and Trenton in more competitive brackets, prompting coaches to question the path to a state title and set the stage for an appeal process.
The 2026 Elite 1100 rankings, generated by a proprietary algorithm, will be released this Friday, marking a milestone year for High School Football America. Florida’s St. Thomas Aquinas aims for an eighth consecutive state championship as the FHSAA introduces an Open Division for the top eight teams, while preseason rankings arrive on June 22.
The 2026 high school baseball season concluded with the Tomball Cougars of Texas securing the No. 1 spot in the final Top 25, while Florida’s Marjory Stoneman Douglas and Jesuit Tigers made strong impressions.
After a leukemia diagnosis forced a missed season, Carter Quinn’s waiver was championed by local leaders, and his physical comeback now sets the stage for a full‑throttle return.
The Raines Vikings finished 2024 with a perfect 14‑0 record and a state championship. As they prepare for the 2026 season, a new starter at quarterback and a tough regional schedule set the stage for another compelling chapter.
Auburndale's 22-0 victory highlights emerging talent and the challenges coaches face in a condensed spring schedule.
Gardner‑Webb University announced the hiring of Mike Brown, a 15‑year coaching veteran, as the inaugural head coach of its women's flag football team.
Four local teams compete in Tampa for the state titles, with Robinson aiming for its tenth consecutive crown and Lennard’s coach set to lead a new collegiate program.
Gateway football team fell 48-14 to Lemon Bay in a spring game, revealing both the hurdles of a new coach and the early signs of progress.
Union County’s baseball team erased a 9‑5 hole, powered by key hits and a critical error, to win the FHSAA Rural State Title in a walk‑off victory over Trenton.
Trenton and Union County enter the FHSAA Rural State Championship with unbeaten streaks and title aspirations, setting the stage for a clash that could rewrite local baseball lore.
A look at the career of Teddy Dupay, whose 3,744 high‑school points, 70‑point playoff game and 56‑point City of Palms Tournament performance earned him a place in the FHSAA Hall of Fame, and whose recent work coaching thousands of youth in Tampa follows a knee replacement that brought him back to the court.
Former Florida basketball star Teddy Dupay was inducted into the FHSAA Hall of Fame, celebrating a high school scoring record that still stands.