Girls soccer will take a break for the holidays following a busy week of competition.

Park Vista’s Aidyn Cantor (12), heading the ball in front of Wellington’s Meghan Cebollero (9) and Katrina Calkins (18), helped lead the Cobras to the District 11-5A championship. (Photo by Bill Ingram)

District play is complete, with a handful of area teams claiming district championships. Play will resume Jan. 5, with district tournaments to follow Jan. 11-15.

There were few changes to this week’s top 10, with Wellington and Spanish River switching places at Nos. 9 and 10, respectively. Oxbridge Academy maintained its hold on the top spot after winning a trio of games last week.

1. Oxbridge Academy (9-0-3): Unbeaten streak continues
2. Boca Raton (16-1-1): Scoreless tie with American Heritage
3. American Heritage (9-1-4): Stallions win Mariner Christmas tournament
4. Park Vista (12-1): Cobras 8-0 in district play
5. West Boca Raton (15-1): Bulls unbeaten since Oct. 29
6. Jupiter (11-3-1): Warriors win District 10-5A
7. Benjamin (8-2-2): Bucs off last week
8. Palm Beach Central (10-3-1): Broncos earn 1-1 tie with Suncoast
9. Wellington (12-6-1): Wolverines seeded No. 2 in district
10. Spanish River (11-6-1): Sharks fall to Wellington

Grandview Prep and St. Andrew’s maintained their unbeaten streaks heading into the winter break, while Dwyer won a pair of holiday tournament games.

Lake Worth and Brian Henry (left), in a game against Park Vista Dec. 4, are ranked No. 9 this week. (Photo by Allen Eyestone)

The No. 1 Pride (9-0) and No. 3 Scots (12-0) won a combined four games last week. Both will be in action during the winter break. The No. 2 Panthers won a pair of games at the Kreul Classic, while No. 4 Wellington dropped a 65-62 decision to state-ranked Sarasota-Riverview at the City of Palms Tournament in Fort Myers.

There was little change in this week’s poll, with Dwyer and St. Andrew’s moving up a spot and John I. Leonard re-entering the poll at No. 10.

Most of the area’s top teams will compete in holiday tournament competition during the next two weeks. You can check out the schedules here.

Boys basketball Top 10 after Week 5:

1. Grandview Prep (9-0): Pride averaging 76 points
2. Dwyer (11-1): Panthers 2-0 at Kreul Classic
3. St. Andrew’s (12-0): Scots first to 12 wins
4. Wellington (9-2): Wolverines fall in Fort Myers
5. Boca Raton (7-3): Bobcats split pair of district games
6. Suncoast (6-2): Chargers rout John Carroll
7. Santaluces (8-3): Chiefs resume play Dec. 26
8. Palm Beach Lakes (7-3): Rams off last week
9. Lake Worth (8-3): Trojans unbeaten since Dec. 1
10. John I. Leonard (6-3): Lancers edge No. 5 Boca Raton
Also considered: Royal Palm Beach (5-3); Palm Beach Gardens (6-3); Benjamin (9-2)

Grandview Prep and Park Vista were among the winners in D-Hop Holiday Tournament boys hoops action Saturday, while host Palm Beach Lakes also advanced to the semifinal round.

The Pride remained unbeaten at 13-0 with a 72-54 victory against Santaluces. Juwan Frazier led all scorers with 19 points for Grandview Prep.

The Pride will take on Plantation-American Heritage in a semifinal contest Monday at 6 p.m. The Patriots defeated Atlantic Christian 70-58.

Park Vista defeated Glades Central 73-49 Saturday, and will face Palm Beach Lakes in the other semifinal Monday at 7:30 p.m. The Rams earned a bye into the semifinal round.

Also Monday, Santaluces will play Atlantic Christian at 4:30 p.m. in a loser’s bracket game. The winner of that game will play Glades Central Tuesday at 4:30 p.m.

*Wellington to face South Atlanta (Ga.) in South Carolina: The state-ranked Wolverines (11-3) will play the Hornets (9-1) at 11:30 Monday at the prestigious Farm Bureau Insurance Classic in Roebuck, S.C.

Wellington participated in the event four years ago, and is back this year with a veteran squad.

With a win, the Wolverines would advance to a 4 p.m. matchup Tuesday against Hillcrest (S.C.) or Sequoya (Ga.). With a loss, Wellington would play one of those teams at 10 a.m. Tuesday.

A pair of American Heritage girls volleyball standouts signed national letters of intent this month to continue their careers in college.

Emily Burbank

Libero Emily Burbank has signed to play at Lander (S.C.) University. The Bearcats compete in the Peach Belt Conference. Lander finished 25-13 last season and advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA Southeast Regional Tournament.

Burbank finished the season with 474 digs, 343 service points, 104 aces and 124 assists.

Rapp, an outside hitter, signed to play at New York University. The Violets compete in the University Athletic Association.

Rapp played just four games this season because of injury and illness.

“I am so proud of both of these student-athletes,” Stallions coach Tricia Couch said. “I can’t wait to get updates as their college careers progress.”

Caroline Rapp

Wellington swingman Alex Dieudonne drew plenty of attention on a South Carolina basketball court Sunday.

Alex Dieudonne

The senior outperformed nine other participants to win the slam dunk contest during opening ceremonies at the Farm Bureau Insurance Classic.

The Roebuck, S.C., competition, which runs today through Wednesday, annually draws some of the country’s top boys basketball teams.

The Wolverines (11-3) will play South Atlanta (Ga.) today at 11:30 a.m., and will return to the court tomorrow at 10 a.m. or 4 p.m. depending on the result.

Dieudonne, who helped Wellington win the Class 8A state championship last season, is averaging 16.1 points and 7.6 rebounds per game this season.

Check out two of his slam dunks below.

Palm Beach County’s top senior football players will face metro Atlanta’s top seniors Saturday at the Fourth Annual Florida vs. Georgia All-Star Game.

Palm Beach Gardens running back Donnell Perry

Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. at Boynton Beach High School. The event, also known as the Clash of Scholar Athletes, features 50 players representing each team.

Florida holds a 2-1 series lead over Georgia, winning 29-7 in 2013 and 28-21 in 2014. Georgia won the 2015 game 26-14.

The Florida vs. Georgia All-Star game gives high school seniors the opportunity to showcase their skills, Prep & Sports Vice President and Atlantic assistant Jamael Stewart said.

“Many of the players who were overlooked started receiving phone calls from colleges after playing in this game,” Stewart told Prepbuilders.com.

The event drew 5,200 fans in 2015.

Florida vs. Georgia All-Star Game alumni include Auburn wide receiver Marcus Davis (American Heritage), Bethune-Cookman wide receiver Frank Brown (Palm Beach Gardens), Bethune-Cookman quarterback Larry Brihm (Village Academy), FIU wide receiver Thomas Owens (Atlantic), and Western Kentucky wide receiver Jason Johnson (Pahokee).

Stewart expects a strong performance from Team Florida on Saturday.

“This year’s Florida team will match up evenly with Team Georgia up front,” he told Prepbuilders.com. “As we can see from past years, Team Florida and Team Georgia both have some blazing speed on both sides of the ball, but the battle will be won in the trenches.”

Here is Team Florida’s roster:

ATH Marlon Eugene (Royal Palm Beach)
DB Da’Von Brown (Royal Palm Beach)
DB DJ Davis (American Heritage)
DB Marcus Frazier (Forest Hill)
DB Thomas Neal (Village Academy)
DB Angelo Tolbert (Dwyer)
DB Maxel Wells (Atlantic)
DB Victor Alvarez (Oxbridge Academy)
DE Anthony Eaddy (Pahokee)
DE Zach McCloud (Santaluces)
DE Dion Goldbourne (Atlantic)
DT Amari Angram-Boldin (Pahokee)
DT Stanley Johnson (Glades Central)
DT Maurice Snow (Palm Beach Gardens)
DT Mikel White (Boynton Beach)
K Noah Singer (Oxbridge Academy)
LB Abidas Emilcar (Boynton Beach)
LB Chanler Ferguson (Atlantic)
LB Lawrence Graham (American Heritage)
LB Shimon Hoffman (Spanish River)
LS Hunter Arbit (Palm Beach Gardens)
OL Rasheed Alcine (Spanish River)
OL Greg Begnoche (American Heritage)
OL Rodney Coates (Atlantic)
OL Corey Jenkins (Glades Central)
OL Jake Jones (Seminole Ridge)
OL Josh Peoples (Atlantic)
OL Antwone Royal (Boynton Beach)
OL Najee Wilson (Atlantic)
OLB Richard Hughes (American Heritage)
OLB Quentin Thaddies (Atlantic)
P John Pecaro (Atlantic)
QB Josh Carr (Royal Palm Beach)
QB Blake Dever (Wellington)
QB Owen Levine (Spanish River)
QB Philip Santiago (Boca Raton)
RB Jerrod Ferguson (Atlantic)
RB Bryce Hill (Boca Raton)
RB Donnell Perry (Palm Beach Gardens)
RB Shawndarrius Phillips (Atlantic)
RB Ja’kevious Vickers (Glades Central)
WR Czar Beneby (Boynton Beach)
WR Devonte Burden (Glades Central)
WR Traionn Jones (Oxbridge Academy)
WR Quintel Kelly (Palm Beach Lakes)
WR Sam St. Surin (Atlantic)
WR Tyrin Summers (Clewiston)

Seminole Ridge senior Sullivan Maney will spend her college volleyball career in Florida.

Seminole Ridge senior Sullivan Maney has signed to play beach volleyball at Eckerd College.

The longtime beach volleyball standout has signed to play the sport at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg.

“I chose Eckerd, because not only do they have a great academic reputation, but the coaches are top pro beach volleyball players who really know the game and can help me grow in the sport I love,” she said.

Maney played three seasons of indoor volleyball at Seminole Ridge, but did not play as a senior in order to focus on her beach career.

She began playing beach volleyball at 11, and has won numerous medals during her long career.

During the past two years, she has been invited to participate in the ROX East Coast Beach All-Star Championships. She also earned bids to the 2013 and 2014 AAU Junior Olympics, and was ranked No. 1 in the 16U USAV Junior Girls Rankings in 2013.

Vandarius Cowan is headed to Tallahassee – again – after recommitting to Florida State Tuesday night.

The four-star Palm Beach Gardens linebacker made the announcement through Twitter, much to the delight – and relief – of the many Seminoles fans who follow him.

Cowan, 6-foot-4 and 220 pounds, originally committed to FSU in June. He told 247Sports then that he grew up a Florida State fan.

Palm Beach Gardens linebacker Vandarius Cowan recommitted to FSU on Tuesday. (Photo by Bill Ingram)

“It is my favorite school,” he said. “It made it better when they offered me. I wasn’t expecting it, at so young in high school. So it is pretty good.”

He changed his mind four months later, decommitting Oct. 25.

Cowan picked up an Alabama offer Oct. 30, adding to a long list of Division I offers that include Miami, Florida, Georgia and Notre Dame.

Ultimately, he decided to go back to the Seminoles (10-2), who play Houston in the Peach Bowl Dec. 31.

Cowan, the No. 6 outside linebacker according to 247Sports composite rankings, finished the 2015 season with 102 tackles and two forced fumbles for Palm Beach Gardens. The Gators won the District 9-8A championship and advanced to the regional quarterfinals.

The holidays are over, and the boys basketball season is set to tip off its second half.

Unbeaten Grandview Prep and guard Eric Snow retained the No. 1 ranking in this week’s top 10. The Pride won two tournaments during the holiday break. (Photo by Allen Eyestone)

Most of our area’s teams were in action over the two-week break, with unbeaten St. Andrew’s and Grandview Prep continuing their fast starts, and Wellington capping a strong showing at the prestigious Farm Bureau Insurance Classic in South Carolina with a runner-up finish.

The Scots moved up a spot to No. 2 after playing well at the Kreul Classic and St. Andrew’s New Year’s Classic tournaments, while Suncoast also rose a spot after a solid performance at the Father Lopez Holiday Tournament in Daytona Beach.

Other teams moving up this week are Lake Worth and Santaluces, while Royal Palm Beach re-entered the poll at No. 9 after winning the Wildcat Holiday Classic.

Boys basketball top 10 entering Week 6:

1. Grandview Prep (15-0): Two tournament championships for Pride
2. St. Andrew’s (15-0): Scots 2-0 at New Year’s Classic
3. Dwyer (11-2): Panthers fall to St. Andrew’s at Kreul Classic
4. Wellington (13-4): Second place at Farm Bureau Classic
5. Suncoast (10-2): Strong showing at Father Lopez tournament
6. Santaluces (10-4): Chiefs play Lake Worth Friday
7. Lake Worth (10-3): Trojans unbeaten since Dec. 1
8. Boca Raton (10-5): Austin Aubrey averaging 15.3 points
9. Royal Palm Beach (8-3): Wildcat Classic champion
10. Palm Beach Lakes (7-4): Runner-up at D-Hop tournament
Also considered: John I. Leonard (8-4); Palm Beach Gardens (9-4); Benjamin (10-4)

Games of the Week:

No. 7 Lake Worth (10-3) at No. 8 Boca Raton (10-5), 7:30 p.m. Tuesday: The Trojans are one of the area’s hottest teams, winning eight straight games since dropping a 57-51 decision to district rival Santaluces Dec. 1. Lake Worth faces the Chiefs again on Friday, but first plays another key district contest against the Bobcats. This will be the second meeting of the season between the teams, with Boca Raton winning the first game 54-41 Nov. 24. The Trojans have gotten great production from junior guard Joshua Rathell, who is averaging a team-leading 15 points this season, and sophomore guard Bryan Henry, who is contributing 12.8. The Bobcats’ balanced offense is led by Austin Aubrey (15.3 ppg), Morgan Zook (12.8 ppg), Cade Long (11.3 ppg) and Eli O’Connor (10.0 ppg).

No. 4 Wellington (13-4) at Palm Beach Gardens (9-4), 7:30 p.m. Tuesday: The Wolverines return to their district schedule after playing a tough slate of games during the holidays. In this one, state-ranked Wellington – coming off a runner-up finish at the Farm Bureau Insurance Classic in South Carolina – faces a surprising Gators squad that has excelled this season under second-year coach Drew Quinn. Palm Beach Gardens is 3-0 in district play and has won six of its past seven games. But the Wolverines will be the Gators’ toughest test to date. Wellington has lost four games, but all are to state-ranked or nationally ranked teams. The Wolverines, also 3-0 in the district, have a trio of starters in Trent Frazier, Lester Gates and Alex Dieudonne who are among the best in the area, plus key contributors throughout their roster. Junior guard Jared Olsen leads a balanced Palm Beach Gardens offense at 10.9 points per game.

No. 5 Suncoast (10-2) at No. 3 Dwyer (11-2), 7:30 p.m. Thursday: This intriguing non-district contest matches a pair of teams that have been among the area’s best in the season’s first half. The Panthers have dropped just two games, one to district rival Palm Beach Lakes on Nov. 21 and the other to unbeaten and No. 2-ranked St. Andrew’s Dec. 21 in the Kreul Classic. The Chargers, meanwhile, have won five straight since a three-point loss to Port St. Lucie Dec. 9. Suncoast’s only other loss came to 11-2 Miami Central in double overtime Nov. 28. Junior forward Austin Evans and senior guard Christoff Nairn have led the way offensively for Suncoast, averaging 14.9 points and 12.9 points, respectively, while five Panthers are averaging double digits in scoring.

Palm Beach Gardens junior linebacker Vandarius Cowan picked up another postseason honor Wednesday.

Vandarius Cowan finished the season with 102 tackles and two forced fumbles for Palm Beach Gardens. (Post file photo)

The four-star recruit was named to the CBS MaxPreps 2015 Football Junior All-American Team. He is one of 59 players from around the country to be selected to the team, and the only player from Palm Beach County.

Cowan, an FSU commit, was named Second Team Defense.

Four other Florida players were named to the team. They are Jacksonville-Trinity Christian Academy defensive back Shaun Wade (First Team Defense), Orlando-Dr. Phillips lineman Calvin Ashley (Second Team Offense), Tampa-Jesuit running back Malik Davis (Second Team Offense) and Pembroke Pines-Flanagan defensive back Stanford Samuels (Second Team Defense).

Cowan, an All-Area Large Schools First Team Defense selection, finished the 2015 season with 102 tackles and two forced fumbles for the Gators.

Here is the CBS MaxPreps 2015 Football Junior All-American Team, with local players highlighted in bold:

First Team Offense
WR – Donovan Peoples-Jones, 6-2, 192, Cass Tech (Detroit)
WR – Tee Higgins, 6-4, 184, Oak Ridge (Tenn.)
WR – Tyjon Lindsey, 5-8, 165, Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas)
TE – Hunter Bryant, 6-3, 240, Eastside Catholic (Sammamish, Wash.)
OL – Wyatt Davis, 6-5, 315, St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.)
OL – Wes Harris, 6-3, 285, Aledo (Texas)
OL – Josh Myers, 6-6, 295, Miamisburg (Ohio)
OL – Kayden Lyles, 6-3, 260, Saguaro (Scottsdale, Ariz.)
OL – Austin Jackson, 6-6, 270, North Canyon (Phoenix)
QB – Tate Martell, 5-11, 170, Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas)
QB – Sam Ehlinger, 6-1, 205, Westlake (Austin, Texas)
RB – Najee Harris, 6-2, 222, Antioch (Calif.)
RB – Biaggio Walsh, 5-9, 179, Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas)
RB – Khalan Laborn, 5-9, 190, Ocean Lakes (Virginia Beach, Va.)
ATH – Dylan McCaffrey, 6-5, 200, Valor Christian (Highlands Ranch, Colo.)
K – Brenton King, 6-0, 165, Mill Creek (Hoschton, Ga.)

First Team Defense
DL – A.J. Epenesa, 6-5, 260, Edwardsville (Ill.)
DL – Robert Beal, 6-4, 230, Norcross (Ga.)
DL – K’lavon Chaisson, 6-3, 220, North Shore (Houston)
DL – Tyler Shelvin, 6-3, 300, Northside (Lafayette, La.)
LB – Dylan Moses, 6-3, 215, University Lab (Baton Rouge, La.)
LB – David Adams, 6-2, 225, Central Catholic (Pittsburgh)
LB – Thomas Johnston, 6-2, 220, Spanish Fort (Ala.)
LB – Anthony Hines III, 6-3, 230, Plano East (Texas)
LB – Joshua Ross, 6-1, 225, St. Mary Prep (Orchard Lake, Mich.)
DB – Shaun Wade, 6-2, 185, Trinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville, Fla.)
DB – Lamont Wade, 5-9, 190, Clairton (Pa.)
DB – Jamyest Williams, 5-9, 180, Archer (Lawrenceville, Ga.)
DB – Jeffrey Okudah, 6-2, 195, South Grand Prairie (Grand Prairie, Texas)
P – Manny Berz, 5-10, 180, Citrus Hill (Perris, Calif.)

Second Team Offense
WR – Darnay Holmes, 5-10, 190, Calabasas (Calif.)
WR – Sage Surratt, 6-2, 200, East Lincoln (Denver, N.C.)
WR – Osiris St. Brown, 6-1, 170, Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.)
TE – Grant Calcaterra, 6-4, 210, Santa Margarita (Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.)
OL – Isaiah Wilson, 6-7, 320, Poly Prep Country Day (Brooklyn, N.Y.)
OL – Calvin Ashley, 6-7, 300, Dr. Phillips (Orlando, Fla.)
OL – Henry Bainivalu, 6-7, 295, Skyline (Sammamish, Wash.)
OL – Popo Aumavae, 6-4, 300, St. Mary’s (Stockton, Calif.)
QB – Jake Fromm, 6-3, 225, Houston County (Warner Robins, Ga.)
QB – Tim Tawa, 6-0, 175, West Linn (Ore.)
RB – Malik Davis, 5-11, 180, Jesuit (Tampa, Fla.)
RB – J.K. Dobbins, 5-9, 184, La Grange (Texas)
RB – Cam Akers, 6-0, 210, Clinton (Miss.)
ATH – Myles Brennan, 6-3, 182, St. Stanislaus (Bay St. Louis, Miss.)
K – Brayan Diaz, 6-0, 205, Monroe (N.C.)

Second Team Defense
DL – Marvin Wilson, 6-4, 316, Episcopal (Bellaire, Texas)
DL – Langi Tuifua, 6-3, 200, Bingham (South Jordan, Utah)
DL – Haskell Garrett, 6-2, 279, Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas)
DL – Darnell Ewell, 6-3, 300, Lake Taylor (Norfolk, Va.)
LB – TD Blackmon, 6-0, 217, Maryville (Tenn.)
LB – Baron Browning, 6-3, 220, Kennedale (Texas)
LB – Joshua Brown, 6-2, 225, Long Beach Poly (Calif.)
LB – Will Ignont, 6-1, 215, Buckhorn (New Market, Ala.)
LB – Vandarius Cowan, 6-3, 225, Palm Beach Gardens (Fla.)
DB – Deangelo Gibbs, 6-2, 200, Peachtree Ridge (Suwanee, Ga.)
DB – Isaiah Pryor, 6-2, 195, Archer (Lawrenceville, Ga.)
DB – Richard Lecounte, 6-0, 185, Liberty County (Hinesville, Ga.)
DB – Stanford Samuels, 6-2, 175, Flanagan (Pembroke Pines, Fla.)
P – Kealii Maruyama, 5-9, 200, Foothill (Henderson, Nev.)

Suncoast quarterback Matt Dame closed his standout football career by being named to the Florida All-State Class 5A football team Wednesday.

Suncoast QB Matt Dame was named to the Florida All-State Class 5A team Wednesday. (Post file photo)

Dame, a Columbia commit, was named honorable mention in balloting conducted by newspaper editors and reporters.

He finished his senior season with 2,758 passing yards and 27 touchdowns.

Dame is the only Palm Beach County player named to the Class 5A All-State team. There were no Palm Beach County selections to the Class 6A team, which also was released Wednesday.

Here are the Florida All-State Class 5A and 6A football teams, with local players highlighted in bold:

Class 6A
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
QB-N’Kosi Perry 6-3 180 Jr. Ocala Vanguard
RB-Carlin Fils-Aime 5-11 185 Sr. Naples
RB-Jabir Frye 5-9 165 Sr. Pensacola Escambia
RB-Deonte’ Sheffield 5-10 195 Jr. Niceville
WR-Eli Stove 6-0 180 Sr. Niceville
WR-Kavaughn Dingle 6-0 200 Jr. Carol City
OL-Jordan Johnson 6-4 290 Sr. Jacksonville White
OL-Marcus Tatum 6-4 275 Sr. Daytona Beach Mainland
OL-Myron Hagins 6-6 270 Sr. Ocala Vanguard
OL-Alex Leatherwood 6-5 290 Jr. Pensacola Washington
OL-Navaughn Donaldson 6-5 320 Jr. Miami Central
UT-Daeshawn Mills 6-1 185 Sr. Palm Bay Heritage
K-Emelio Maldonado 6-0 180 Sr. Pensacola Escambia
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
DL-Keir Thomas 6-2 245 Sr. Miami Central
DL-Kevin McCrary 6-1 280 Sr. Daytona Beach Mainland
DL-Jachai Polite 6-4 245 Sr. Daytona Beach Mainland
DL-Devon’te Jest 6-1 285 Sr. Ocala Forest
LB-Donavan Thompson 5-11 215 Sr. Miami Central
LB-Vosean Joseph 6-3 210 Sr. Miami Norland
LB-Dallas Ditto 6-1 220 Sr. Gonzalez Tate
DB-Jamel Cook 6-3 190 Sr. Miami Central
DB-Tyler Byrd 6-0 180 Sr. Naples
DB-Michael Sandle 5-11 180 Sr. Navarre
DB-Cyrus Fagan 6-2 190 Jr. Daytona Beach Mainland
UT-Rasheed Golden 5-10 160 Sr. Cape Coral Ida Baker
P-Tyler Gilley 5-9 160 Jr. Niceville
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
QB-Darrian McNeal 5-10 180 Jr. Seffner Armwood
RB-Jahquise Russell 6-0 215 Jr. St Augustine
RB-Anthony Johnson 5-9 180 Jr. Pace
RB-Elijah Mack 6-0 217 Sr. Punta Gorda Charlotte
WR-Pro Wells 6-5 210 Sr. St Petersburg Dixie Hollins
WR-Stantley Thomas 6-2 185 Sr. Punta Gorda Charlotte
OL-Kaya Aydogmus 6-3 275 Sr. Cape Coral Ida Baker
OL-Cory Capania 6-1 270 Sr. Navarre
OL-Michael Wiggs 6-3 275 Sr. Lakeland Lake Gibson
OL-Nick Brahms 6-4 275 Jr. Navarre
OL-Chris Tremblay 6-0 270 Sr. Naples
UT-Xavier Saulsberry 6-1 215 Jr. Pensacola Pine Forest
K-T.J. Brubaker 5-11 170 Sr. Gulf Breeze
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
DL-Ja’rez Parks 6-4 250 Jr. Sebastian River
DL-David Hood 6-1 265 Sr. Carol City
DL-Jordan Giberti 6-3 235 Sr. Gainesville High
DL-Eric Mitchell 6-3 225 Sr. Miami Central
LB-Dedarallo Blue 5-10 195 Sr. Seffner Armwood
LB-Paul Dawson 6-3 205 Sr. Sebastian River
LB-Tyric Reid 5-10 220 Sr. Ponte Vedra Nease
DB-Richie Grant 6-1 175 Sr. Fort Walton Beach Choctawhatchee
DB-Mekhi Lapointe 6-1 175 Jr. Seffner Armwood
DB-Jamal Hudson 6-0 180 Sr. Miami Central
DB-Chris Pickett 5-9 185 Sr. Fort Walton Beach Choctawhatchee
UT-Jake Henry 6-2 175 Jr. Gonzalez Tate
P-Michael Leisle 5-10 165 Jr. Ponte Vedra Nease
THIRD TEAM OFFENSE
QB-Sawyer Smith 6-2 200 Sr. Gonzalez Tate
RB-Brian Snead 6-0 190 So. Seffner Armwood
RB-Mekhi Sargent 5-9 225 Sr. Key West
RB-Darrian Felix 5-9 183 Jr. Fort Myers
WR-Darnell Salomon 6-2 190 Sr. Miami Central
WR-Darryn Lake 6-1 180 Sr. Ocala Vanguard
OL-David Jackson 6-1 280 Sr. Niceville
OL-Ian Segui 6-3 270 Jr. St Augustine
OL-Joe Russum 6-0 285 Sr. Land O Lakes Sunlake
OL-Rasheed Simon 6-3 270 So. Palm Bay Heritage
OL-Kevin Richardson 6-3 270 Sr. Seffner Armwood
UT-Denzel Houston 6-0 180 Jr. Daytona Beach Mainland
K-Jerry Nunez 5-10 180 Sr. Naples
THIRD TEAM DEFENSE
DL-Keyshon Camp 6-3 275 Sr. Lakeland Lake Gibson
DL-Adrian Hope 6-2 195 Jr. Ocala Vanguard
DL-James Miller 6-1 230 Jr. Brandon
DL-Zach Carter 6-4 240 Jr. Tampa Hillsborough
LB-Emmett Rice 6-3 190 Sr. Miami Norland
LB-Keevin Gillard 6-1 220 Sr. Daytona Beach Mainland
LB-Deandre Wilder 6-2 215 Jr. Carol City
DB-Romeo Finley 6-2 190 Sr. Niceville
DB-Brandon Drayton 6-2 200 Sr. Largo
DB-Chris Riley 6-3 180 Sr. Naples
DB-Michael Hampton 6-0 180 Sr. Tampa Hillsborough
UT-Duran Randolph Sr. 5-11 180 Sr. Sebring
P-Bradley Meeks 5-11 170 Sr. St Augustine
HONORABLE MENTION
QB Steven Calvert 6-2 176 Sr. Carol City; QB Caelan Christian 6-1 200 Sr. Gainesville High; QB Shabazz Telfort 6-4 215 Jr. Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson; QB Justin Hall 6-3 200 Jr. Land O Lakes Sunlake; QB Brennan Simms 6-2 190 Sr. Punta Gorda Charlotte; RB Jaheem Washington 5-10 185 Sr. Naples Palmetto Ridge; RB Anthony Rey 5-8 170 Sr. Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy; RB Alondo Thompkins 5-10 200 Sr. Gonzalez Tate; RB Travell Jones 5-10 165 So. Lakeland Lake Gibson; RB Brennan Norus 5-7 185 Sr. Port Charlotte; RB Mychael Hamilton 6-0 170 So. New Port Richey Mitchell; RB Darrynton Evans 5-10 175 Sr. New Smyrna Beach; RB James Cook 5-10 175 Fr. Miami Central; WR Matt Heuerman 6-5 215 Sr. Naples Barron Collier; WR Randy Baker 5-10 170 Sr. Daytona Beach Mainland; WR Kobi Floyd 5-10 185 Sr. Milton; WR Jacquez Jones 5-9 175 Jr. Clearwater; WR Dock Luckie 6-0 170 Sr. Gainesville High; OL Christopher Tubbs 6-1 270 Jr. Pensacola Pine Forest; DL Nick Kubiet 6-3 220 Jr. Palm Coast Matanzas; DL Anthony Miller 6-1 255 Sr. Navarre; DL Evan Hinson 6-6 220 Sr. Deltona; DL Tre Reid 6-0 135 Sr. Palm Bay Heritage; DL Colton Strickland 6-1 280 Sr. Naples; UT Maleek Williams 5-11 205 Jr. Punta Gorda Charlotte; DL Aaron Thompson 6-2 260 Sr. Fort Lauderdale Dillard; LB Kenneth Ruff 6-1 240 Sr. Fort Lauderdale Dillard; LB Patrick Banks 5-11 185 Sr. Miami Northwestern; LB Connor Evans 6-1 210 Sr. St Augustine; LB Scott Armfield 5-10 190 Sr. Niceville; LB Khyri Loveless 6-0 215 Sr. Pensacola Escambia; LB Kyheim Campbell 5-11 200 Sr. Seffner Armwood; LB Justin Manning 6-0 210 Sr. Seffner Armwood; UT Ryan Sass 5-11 180 Sr. Brandon

Class 5A
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
QB-Tyler Huntley 6-0 180 Sr. Hallandale
RB-Deshawn Smith 5-8 185 Sr. Brooksville Nature Coast
RB-Bilal Ally 5-9 180 Sr. Green Cove Springs Clay
RB-Chris Schwarz 5-10 205 Sr. New Port Richey River Ridge
WR-Josh Hammond 6-0 180 Sr. Hallandale
WR-Keith Gavin 6-4 228 Sr. Crawfordville Wakulla
OL-Parker Boudreaux 6-4 280 Sr. Orlando Bishop Moore
OL-Trysten Hill 6-3 300 Sr. Live Oak Suwannee
OL-Jake Howell 6-3 295 Sr. Palm Bay
OL-Tyler Keegan 6-4 280 Sr. Crawfordville Wakulla
OL-Bailey Herring 6-1 280 Sr. Merritt Island
UT-Cameron Mackey 5-9 185 Sr. Citra North Marion
K-Jake McIntyre 6-0 170 Sr. Orlando Bishop Moore
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
DL-Darryl Wilson 5-10 265 Sr. Panama City Bay
DL-Brian Burns 6-5 225 Sr. Plantation American Heritage
DL-Cedric Wood 6-4 290 Sr. Tallahassee Godby
DL-Jordan Woods 6-3 265 Sr. Citra North Marion
LB-Zach Lachman 6-0 220 Sr. Fort Myers Dunbar
LB-Monterrious Loggins 6-1 230 Sr. Crawfordville Wakulla
LB-Elijah Vuckovich 6-0 225 Sr. Citra North Marion
DB-Trayvon Mullen 6-2 175 Sr. Coconut Creek
DB-Alex Kostagiannis 6-2 180 Jr. New Port Richey River Ridge
DB-Ezra Gray 5-9 170 Sr. Lynn Haven Mosley
DB-Patrick Surtain 5-10 170 Jr. Plantation American Heritage
UT-Rayshad Lewis 5-8 165 Sr. Orlando Bishop Moore
P-Jacob Finn 6-3 180 Sr. Jacksonville Paxon
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
QB-Feleipe Franks 6-6 222 Sr. Crawfordville Wakulla
RB-Ryan Langford-Johnson 6-0 180 Sr. Palm Bay
RB-Malik Davis 5-10 185 Jr. Tampa Jesuit
RB-Desean McNair 5-10 185 Sr. Jacksonville Ribault
WR-Binjimen Victor 6-4 180 Sr. Coconut Creek
WR-Kalen Riles 6-1 180 Sr. Tallahassee Rickards
OL-Christian Gainer 6-3 300 Sr. Panama City Bay
OL-T.J. Slayton 6-5 305 Jr. Plantation American Heritage
OL-Kyle Weaver 6-3 320 Sr. Crawfordville Wakulla
OL-John Mays 6-7 305 Sr. Jacksonville Ribault
OL-Cari Blaylock 6-3 265 Sr. Live Oak Suwannee
UT-Marcus Riley 5-10 170 So. Tallahassee Rickards
K-Oren Milstein 5-8 165 Sr. Plantation American Heritage
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
DL-Zander Zimmer 6-4 230 Sr. Orlando Bishop Moore
DL-Josh Keeler 6-3 300 Sr. Orlando Bishop Moore
DL-Sherman James 6-3 210 Sr. Citra North Marion
DL-Chris Roberts 6-1 250 Sr. Yulee
LB-Eron Carter 6-3 225 Sr. Palatka
LB-Jeremy Beaulieu 6-2 230 Sr. Green Cove Springs Clay
LB-Bradley Clement 5-10 235 Sr. Plantation American Heritage
DB-Jermaine Ivey 5-9 165 Jr. St Petersburg Gibbs
DB-Malek Young 5-9 180 Sr. Coconut Creek
DB-Tino Espinosa 6-1 175 Sr. Pensacola West Florida
DB-Ben DeLuca 6-0 180 Sr. Orlando Bishop Moore
UT-Travell Harris 5-9 170 Jr. Tampa Jesuit
P-Mason Deneburg 6-3 175 So. Merritt Island
THIRD TEAM OFFENSE
QB-Collin Hartmann 6-0 180 Sr. Orlando Bishop Moore
RB-Raekwon Webb 5-8 180 Sr. Panama City Bay
RB-Trilion Coles 5-11 180 So. Orlando Bishop Moore
RB-Antwione Sims 6-0 200 Jr. Zephyrhills
WR-Freddie Swain 6-1 175 Sr. Citra North Marion
WR-Trace McEwen 6-2 190 Sr. Groveland South Lake
OL-Corey Samedi 6-2 270 Sr. Groveland South Lake
OL-Connor Robbins 6-8 315 Jr. St Augustine Menendez
OL-Sean White 6-3 280 Sr. New Port Richey River Ridge
OL-Maddox Corish 6-3 280 Jr. Tampa Jesuit
OL-Eric Seidelman 6-2 260 So. Orlando Bishop Moore
UT-Aaron McAllister 5-11 200 Sr. Live Oak Suwannee
K-Cameron Bauman 5-10 215 Jr. Tampa Jesuit
THIRD TEAM DEFENSE
DL-Shamar Smith 6-2 215 Sr. Miami Jackson
DL-Peter DeMorat 6-2 215 Sr. Merritt Island
DL-Jackie Moore 6-7 200 Sr. Tampa Jefferson
DL-Zach Quilty 6-3 215 Sr. Tampa Jesuit
LB-Leon Huey 5-11 240 Jr. Jacksonville Ribault
LB-Jennings Jackson 5-11 205 Sr. Orange Park Ridgeview
LB-Kalia Davis 6-2 235 Jr. Pensacola West Florida
DB-Chris Beverly 6-0 180 So. Crawfordville Wakulla
DB-Kavan Pressley 6-1 185 Sr. Palatka
DB-Robert Cheathem 5-11 170 Sr. Orlando Bishop Moore
DB-Romello Webster 5-11 170 Sr. Hallandale
UT-Jared Morris 6-2 200 Sr. Palm Bay
P-Brad Orth 6-2 200 Sr, Holiday Anclote
HONORABLE MENTION
QB Cody Saunders 6-2 197 Sr. Panama City Arnold; QB J’hkari Harrison 6-0 190 Sr. Coconut Creek; QB Nick Tronti 6-2 185 Jr. Ponte Vedra; QB Darius Bradwell 6-1 215 Sr. Tallahassee Godby; QB Matt Dame 6-1 185 Sr. Riviera Beach Suncoast; QB D.J. Johnson 5-8 170 Sr. St Petersburg Gibbs; QB Desmond Phillips 6-2 175 Sr. Miami Jackson; QB Jimmy Batch 6-1 170 Jr. Merritt Island; RB Justin Watkins 5-11 170 So. Citra North Marion; RB Demarcus Lindsey 5-11 185 Jr. Crawfordville Wakulla; RB De’Vonta Smith 5-11 185 Jr. Brooksville Central; RB Glass Wilson 5-9 190 Sr. New Port Richey Ridgewood; TE Nick Eubanks 6-5 215 Sr. Plantation American Heritage; WR Chris Cotto 5-11 170 Sr. Hallandale; OL Hunter Rhineberger 6-2 290 Sr. Brooksville Nature Coast; OL Ian McLean 6-6 265 Sr. St Augustine Menendez; OL Mike Olak 6-5 290 Sr. Jacksonville Westside; OL Jacob Conrad 6-4 285 Sr. Green Cove Springs Clay; OL Mike Davis 6-4 310 Sr. Bradenton Southeast; UT Amari DuBose 5-9 170 Sr. Jacksonville Westside; LB Parker Looney 6-0 225 Sr. Tampa Jesuit; DB Elijah Daniels 5-10 165 Sr. Ft Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons; DB Elisha Daniels 5-10 180 Sr. Ft Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons; LS Matt Beardall 6-1 220 Sr. Merritt Island.

The lights will be on Thursday at Jupiter High School’s Velocity Community Credit Union Stadium, which is set to host a a rare outdoors wrestling meet.

The Jupiter wrestling team will compete Thursday in an outdoor wrestling event at the school. (Photo provided by Jupiter High School)

Four teams are scheduled to participate in the event, which begins at 5:30 p.m. Cardinal Newman will take on Dwyer, and host Jupiter faces Santaluces.

Admission is $7. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Palm Beach County Wrestling Hall of Fame.

Thursday’s meet marks the first time in the state of Florida that two teams have wrestled on the football field in an official high school dual meet, Jupiter coach Doug Rasmusson said.

The school hopes to draw 1,000 wrestling fans to the event, which has been billed “Wrestling Under The Lights.”

Rasmusson hopes to make it an annual event.

Wellington wide receiver Ahmmon Richards headlined a strong group of Palm Beach County players who were named to the Florida All-State Class 8A and 7A football teams Thursday.

Wellington WR Ahmmon Richards

Richards, a four-star recruit who remains uncommitted, was selected to the Class 8A first team on offense. Seminole Ridge senior lineman Jake Jones also was named to the team. Santaluces senior linebacker Zach McCloud, a UM commit, was a Class 8A first team defense selection.

Second team selections from Palm Beach County include Boca Raton senior running back Bryce Hill, Atlantic senior linebacker Chanler Ferguson and Palm Beach Gardens defensive back Devin Studstill, a Notre Dame commit.

Atlantic senior running back Dontavius Monroe, Park Vista junior lineman B.J. Etienne and Palm Beach Gardens junior linebacker Vandarius Cowan were named to the third team.

Boca Raton RB Bryce Hill

Honorable mention selections are Wellington senior quarterback Blake Dever, Seminole Ridge junior defensive lineman Dyllon Lyons and utility player Charles Barnes of Boca Raton.

In Class 7A, Forest Hill quarterback Marcus Frazier was named a third team offense selection as a utility player. Royal Palm Beach defensive back Da’Von Brown, an FAU commit, also was named to the third team.

Honorable mention selections include Dwyer wide receiver Isaiah Johnson, who has enrolled at Washington State, and Dwyer junior running back Jakairi Moses.

Royal Palm Beach DB Da’Von Brown

The Florida All-State teams are selected by newspaper editors and reporters.

The Class 7A and 8A football teams are posted below, with local players highlighted in bold:

Class 8A
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
QB-Woody Barrett 6-3 210 Sr. Winter Garden West Orange
RB-LaDerrien 6-0 210 Sr. Kissimmee Osceola
RB-Logan Wright 6-1 215 Jr. Jacksonville Sandalwood
RB-Tim Marinan 6-0 210 Sr. Alatamont Springs Lake Brantley
WR-Ahmmon Richards 6-3 180 Sr. Wellington
WR-M.J. McGriff 5-9 170 Sr. Vero Beach
OL-Calvin Ashley 6-7 305 Jr. Orlando Dr Phillips
OL-Tashawn Manning 6-4 265 Sr. Wekiva
OL-Sam Schrager 5-11 270 Sr. Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley
OL-Jake Jones 6-1 280 Sr. Loxahatchee Seminole Ridge
OL-Colby Ritten 6-3 280 Sr. Orlando Boone
UT-Jared Bernhardt 6-0 180 Sr. Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley
K-Jacob Godek 5-11 175 Sr. Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
DL-Shakur Cooper 6-1 185 Sr. Coral Gables
DL-Joshua Uche 6-2 225 Sr. Miami Columbus
DL-Tori English 6-1 270 Sr. Jacksonville Mandarin
LB-Devin Bush Jr. 5-11 230 Sr. Pembroke Pines Flanagan
LB-Devin Gil 6-1 200 Sr. Pembroke Pines Flanagan
LB-Zach McCloud 6-2 215 Sr. Lantana Santaluces
LB-Aundre Kearney 6-1 220 Jr. Jacksonville Mandarin
DB-Carlos Becker 6-2 190 Sr. Kissimmee Osceola
DB-Aaron Robinson 6-1 180 Sr. Deerfield Beach
DB-Ben Bollinger 6-1 180 Sr. Winter Garden West Orange
DB-Josh Metellus 6-0 190 Sr. Pembroke Pines Flanagan
UT-Kevious Price 5-6 160 Sr. Bradenton Manatee
P-Alfred Smith 6-0 265 Sr. Deerfield Beach
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
QB-A.J. Colagiovanni 6-0 175 Jr. Bradenton Manatee
RB-Jawon Hamilton 5-11 180 Sr. Homestead South Dade
RB-Trace Christian 6-1 215 Jr. Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley
RB-Bryce Hill 5-8 175 Sr. Boca Raton
WR-Jerron Rollins 6-2 180 Sr. Miami Columbus
WR-Eddie McDoom 6-0 170 Sr. Winter Garden West Orange
OL-Sincere David 6-3 315 Jr. Jacksonville Sandalwood
OL-Stewart Reese 6-6 345 Sr. Fort Pierce Central
OL-Keenan Forbes 6-3 270 Sr. Miramar Everglades
OL-Obinwo Nwankwo 6-3 285 Sr. Miramar
OL-Michael Marriott 5-11 265 Sr. Kissimmee Osceola
UT-Demetri Burch 6-0 170 Jr. Apopka
K-Nick Null 5-11 175 Sr. Bradenton Manatee
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
DL-Patrick Bethel 6-3 265 Sr. Vero Beach
DL-Nolan DeFranco 6-5 245 Sr. Winter Garden West Orange
DL-Terrell Lucas 6-3 220 Sr. Miramar
LB-Chanler Ferguson 6-0 225 Sr. Delray Beach Atlantic
LB-Jonathan Jones 6-1 215 Sr. Orlando Oak Ridge
LB-Dylan Meeks 6-2 225 Jr. Orlando Dr. Phillips
LB-Tyler Mirabella 6-1 215 Sr. Lutz Steinbrenner
DB-James Pierre 6-1 175 Sr. Deerfield Beach
DB-Jeff James 6-1 185 Sr. Orlando Olympia
DB-Devin Studstill 6-1 180 Sr. Palm Beach Gardens
DB-Qua Brown 6-0 180 Sr. Orange City University
UT-Fernando Casanova 6-1 215 Sr. Jacksonville Mandarin
P-Colby Adamson 6-0 190 Jr. Winter Garden West Orange
THIRD TEAM OFFENSE
QB-Kato Nelson 6-0 180 Sr. Pembroke Pines Flanagan
RB-Deshawn Massey 5-5 155 Jr. Apopka
RB-Dontarrius Monroe 5-9 190 Sr. Delray Beach Atlantic
RB-Malcolm Davidson 5-9 165 So. Kissimmee Osceola
WR-Anthony Hadden 6-0 200 Sr. Fort Pierce Central
WR-Johnny Huntley 6-2 200 Sr. South Plantation
OL-Stone Forsythe 6-5 300 Sr. Winter Garden West Orange
OL-Sean Behrens 6-3 305 Sr. Lithia Newsome
OL-Chayse Gray 6-3 265 Sr. Kissimmee Osceola
OL-B.J. Etienne 6-3 260 Jr. Lake Worth Park Vista
OL-Boman Swanson 6-4 285 Sr. Homestead South Dade
UT-Emare Hogan 5-11 170 Jr. Orlando Dr. Phillips
K-Jonny Messina 5-9 160 Sr. Orlando Olympia
THIRD TEAM DEFENSE
DL-T.J. Kelly 5-11 250 Sr. Kissimmee Osceola
DL-D.J. Artis 6-3 210 Jr. Sanford Seminole
DL-Chai Hill 6-1 225 Jr. Homestead South Dade
LB-Vandarius Cowan 6-4 225 Jr. Palm Beach Gardens
LB-Brad Jennings 6-2 225 Jr. Jacksonville Sandalwood
LB-Omari Cobb 6-4 205 Sr. Port St Lucie Treasure Coast
LB-Gede Stanley 6-3 190 Sr. Coral Gables
DB-Chris McWilliams 5-11 175 Sr. Miami Southwest
DB-Devinn Waters 6-1 180 Jr. Jacksonville Mandarin
DB-Chris Tooley 5-11 175 Sr. Orlando Oak Ridge
DB-James Wiggins 5-11 180 Sr. Homestead South Dade
UT-Henry Miller 6-3 195 Sr. Kissimmee Gateway
P-Carter Rodriguez 6-0 200 Sr. Miami Coral Reef
HONORABLE MENTION
QB Tyler Greenlee 6-2 180 Sr. Jacksonville Mandarin; QB Eli Peters 6-2 215 Sr. Jacksonville Sandalwood; QB Charlie Peterson 6-3 205 Sr. Lake Mary; QB Nick Carbone 6-0 180 Sr. Oviedo; QB Carson Proctor 6-4 205 Sr. Vero Beach; QB Blake Dever 6-3 215 Sr. Wellington; QB Alex Ros 5-10 190 Sr. Miami Columbus; RB Marquise Mickens 5-9 200 Jr. Lake Mary; RB Jackson Saffold 6-0 200 Jr. Orlando Timber Creek; RB Lorenzo Lingard 6-1 200 So. Orange City University; RB Patrick Kelly 5-9 190 So. Kissimmee Gateway; WR Philip Benker 6-2 180 Sr. Jacksonville Sandalwood; WR Stephon Bruton 5-11 160 Jr. DeLand; WR Alex Tichanoff 5-9 175 Sr. Lake Mary; WR Jahcour Pearson 5-11 170 Sr. Pembroke Pines Flanagan; WR Tarique Milton 5-11 180 Jr. Bradenton Manatee; UT Jaqaurius Bagnare 5-10 175 Sr. Orlando Dr Phillips; UT Pie Young 5-11 178 Sr. Miami High; DL Gavin Johnson 6-3 220 Sr. Apopka; DL Dyllon Lyons 6-4 265 Jr. Loxahatcheee Seminole Ridge; DL Will Davis 6-1 265 Sr. Fort Pierce Central; LB Patrick Lukert 6-2 225 Sr. Lutz Steinbrenner; LB Leighton McCarthy 6-3 210 Sr. Wekiva; LB Matt Zook 5-11 180 Sr. Orange City University; DB Antione Webster 5-11 175 Sr. Hialeah American; DB Corvin Moment 6-1 220 Jr. Vero Beach; DB Stanford Samuels 6-1 170 Jr. Pembroke Pines Flanagan; DB Darrell Malone 5-11 175 Sr. Weston Cypress Bay; DB Simeon Brown 6-1 175 Sr. Deerfield Beach; DB Ariel Jimenez 5-9 185 Sr. Miami Belen; UT Anthony Julmisse 6-1 190 Sr. South Plantation; DB Trajon Bandy 5-10 180 Jr. Miami Columbus; UT Charles Barnes 6-2 175 Sr. Boca Raton; UT Antwan Carter 6-2 170 Jr. Miami Killian; UT Elijah Moore 5-9 165 So. Davie Western.

Class 7A
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
QB-Jake Allen 6-4 210 Jr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas
RB-A.J. Davis 6-1 175 Jr. Lakeland
RB-Markenzy Pierre 6-0 205 Jr. Kissimmee Liberty
WR-Tre Nixon 6-1 175 Sr. Viera
WR-John Mitchell 6-2 180 Sr. Tallahassee Chiles
WR-Dominic Thieman 6-2 180 Sr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas
OL-Julian Santos 6-3 310 Sr. Tarpon Springs East Lake
OL-Alex Salguero 6-2 320 Sr. Bradenton Braden River
OL-Je’Vionte Nash 6-2 280 Sr. Orange Park Oakleaf
OL-Louie Berkowitz 6-2 285 Sr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas
OL-Nick Plunkett 6-4 270 Sr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas
UT-Craig Rucker 5-8 165 Sr. Orlando Edgewater
K-James McCourt 6-1 180 Sr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
DL-Jarrod Hewitt 6-2 290 Sr. Venice
DL-Nik Bonitto 6-4 210 Jr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas
DL-Colin Nace 6-2 260 Sr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas
DL-Jordon Scott 6-1 352 Jr. Pinellas Park
LB-Shaq Quarterman 6-1 230 Sr. Orange Park Oakleaf
LB-Steven Ogletree 6-0 225 Jr. Plant City
LB-Joe Ryan 6-2 220 Sr. Tampa Plant
DB-Jamyson Boyd 6-0 170 Sr. Viera
DB-Roger Cray 5-9 165 Sr. Lake City Columbia
DB-Jordan Helm 6-1 180 Sr. Fruit Cove Bartram Trail
DB-Frank Coppet 6-0 180 Sr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas
UT-K.J. Sails 5-10 170 Sr. Gibsonton East Bay
P-Khalil Clark 5-11 165 Sr. Tallahassee Lincoln
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
QB-Hayden Kingston 6-0 180 Sr. Viera
RB-Markese Hargrove 5-9 170 Sr. Plant City
RB-Jaxson Kincaide 5-10 170 Sr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas
WR-Kee Whetzel 6-1 190 Sr. Clearwater Countryside
WR-Latrell Williams 5-11 170 Sr. Lake City Columbia
WR-Dallon Washington 5-10 155 Sr. Lake City Columbia
OL-Felipe Fernandez 6-4 295 Sr. Tampa Plant
OL-Jamal Savage 6-6 320 Sr. Plant City
OL-Demetrius Harris 6-3 280 Jr. Jacksonville Lee
OL-Leroy Henry 6-3 305 Sr. St. Cloud
OL-Jake Flath 6-4 285 Sr. Lakeland
UT-Tariq Young 5-10 175 Sr. Lakeland
K-Coby Weiss 5-9 155 Jr. Gainesville Buchholz
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
DL-Gabe Beyer 6-1 265 Sr. Tallahassee Leon
DL-Bo Peek 6-2 290 Sr. Tampa Plant
DL-David Belvin 6-2 230 Sr. Palmetto
DL-Jaquwan Nelson 6-4 235 Sr. Fort Lauderdale High
LB-Laquavious Paul 6-0 215 Sr. Lake City Columbia
LB-Jake Hansen 6-1 225 Sr. Tarpon Springs East Lake
LB-Blaze Alldredge 6-3 220 Jr. Celebration
DB-Chris McWilliams 6-0 180 Sr. Miami Southwest
DB-Tyrone Collins 5-11 175 So. Bradenton Braden River
DB-Kevin Thomas 5-11 175 Sr. Fort Lauderdale High
DB-Alvin Davis 5-10 170 Sr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas
UT-David Bradley 5-10 165 Sr. Miami Springs
P-Andrew Bogaenko 6-0 165 Sr. St Cloud
THIRD TEAM OFFENSE
QB-Davin Schuck 5-10 175 Jr. Lake City Columbia
RB-Tirrek Hooten 6-0 205 Sr. Clermont East Ridge
RB-Gabe Diaz 5-10 200 Sr. Oviedo Hagerty
WR-Willie Johnson 5-11 170 Sr. South Fort Myers
WR-Alex Cabrera 6-0 175 Sr. Viera
WR-Luke Whittemore 6-1 175 Jr. Gainesville Buchholz
OL-Andrew Ferguson 6-3 240 Sr. Davie Nova
OL-Tucker Schroeder 6-4 285 Jr. St Cloud Harmony
OL-Liam Keane 6-3 305 Sr. St Petersburg High
OL-Spencer Schmidt 6-0 285 Sr. Oviedo Hagerty
OL-Ted Hessing 6-6 320 Sr. Stuart South Fork
UT-Marcus Frazier 6-0 200 Sr. West Palm Beach Forest Hill
K-Kyle Howarth 5-9 160 Sr. Tarpon Springs East Lake
THIRD TEAM DEFENSE
DL-Tanner Rowell 6-3 260 Sr. Melbourne
DL-Kaiwon Bennett 6-4 260 Jr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas
DL-Justin Andrews 6-0 255 Sr. Lakeland Kathleen
DL-Cameron Miller 6-2 220 Sr. Tampa Sickles
LB-Jake Hampton 5-11 205 Sr. Tampa Sickles
LB-Tyler Williams 6-1 215 Jr. St Cloud
LB-Drew White 6-2 215 Jr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas
DB-Lukas Masterson 6-3 190 Sr. Naples Gulf Coast
DB-Da’Von Brown 5-11 180 Sr. Royal Palm Beach
DB-Ryan Lesch 6-1 180 Sr. St Cloud Harmony
DB-Demetrius Lawson 6-1 170 Jr. Bradenton Braden River
UT-Ulice Gillard 6-0 185 Sr. Orlando Lake Nona
P-Stephen Yaffe 6-0 185 Sr. Tampa Plant
HONORABLE MENTION
QB Jacob Huesman 6-3 200 Sr. Bradenton Braden River; QB Jackson White 6-3 185 Sr. Gainesville Buchholz; QB Hunter Weismore 6-0 205 Sr. St Cloud; QB Bryce Carpenter 6-2 195 So. Venice; QB William Tate 5-11 170 Jr. Winter Haven; QB Mike McFarlane 6-5 230 Jr. Orlando Lake Nona; QB Stone Labanowitz 6-1 180 Jr. Stuart South Fork; QB BeSean McCoy 6-0 160 So. Clermont East Ridge; RB Shane Sanders 5-9 170 Jr. Tallahassee Chiles; RB Keylan Brown 5-7 180 Sr. Orange Park Oakleaf; RB Javier Zuniga 5-10 175 Sr. Miami Sunset; RB Blake Morgan 5-8 175 Sr. St Johns Creekside; RB Tristan Tucker 5-11 175 Sr. Oviedo Hagerty; RB Jakairi Moses 5-9 180 Jr. Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer; RB Daniel Doriscar 5-9 185 Jr. Hialeah Mater; WR Isaiah Johnson 6-3 200 Sr. Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer; WR Sam Bruce 5-8 185 Sr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas; WR Bryndan McCoy 5-10 180 Sr. Lake Minneola; WR Kevin Stepherson 6-0 180 Sr. Jacksonville First Coast; WR Buck Watkins 5-11 170 Sr. Orlando Edgewater; WR T.J. Chase 6-1 180 Sr. Plant City; WR Walter Thomas 6-1 180 Sr. Stuart South Fork; TE/DE Julian Noriega 6-4 195 Sr. Miami Sunset; WR Daquon Green 6-2 190 Jr. Tampa Bay Tech; WR James Robinson 6-3 190 Jr. Lakeland; WR Barry Moore 5-11 160 Sr. Gainesville Buchholz; WR AJ Bolden 6-1 190 Sr. Fruit Cove Bartram Trail; DL Nick Bosa 6-4 240 Sr. Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas; LB Kalen Williams 6-0 195 Sr. Jacksonville Lee; LB Jay Wheeler 5-9 220 Jr. Gainesville Buchholz; DB Torrian Hampton 6-3 190 Sr. Lakeland; DB Scoop Bradshaw 5-11 188 Sr. Tampa Plant; DB Raekwon Archer 6-0 175 Sr.; DB Deon Edwards 6-2 190 Sr. Lake Minneola; Tallahassee Lincoln; UT Marquis Zimmerman 5-9 160 Sr. Lakeland Kathleen.

Dwyer’s basketball court will be busy Saturday, with five games scheduled between the Panthers and Palm Beach Gardens as part of the school’s first Hoops-a-Palooza event.

Thomas Agnew (#21) and Dwyer’s boys basketball team will play visiting Palm Beach Gardens Saturday. (Post staff)

The freshman boys teams kick off the day-long event at noon, followed by the junior varsity girls at 2 p.m., the junior varsity boys at 4 p.m., the varsity girls at 6 p.m., and the varsity boys at 8 p.m.

This will be the first meeting of the season between the Panthers’ and Gators’ boys and girls varsity teams. The schools compete in different districts.

The Dwyer boys (13-2) are ranked No. 3 in the Post’s boys hoops Top 10, while the Palm Beach Gardens girls (14-4) are ranked No. 3 in the girls poll.

Admission is $3 for students and senior citizens, and $5 general admission.

The regular season has come to a close for girls soccer, and the post-season is about to kick off.

Benjamin and Skyler Kretz (#3) earned the top seed in District 13-2A (Photo by Allen Eyestone).

Here’s a breakdown of this week’s district tournament schedule, and the favorites for each tournament in the area.

District 12-5A
Favorite: Boca Raton
Prediction: Boca Raton over Parkland-Douglas in the final

Semifinal and championship games at Boca Raton
Monday
(4) Deerfield Beach at (5) Coconut Creek-Monarch, 3 p.m.; (7) Atlantic at (2) Parkland-Douglas, 6 p.m.; (6) Coral Springs at (3) Spanish River, 6 p.m.
Wednesday
Douglas/Atlantic winner vs. Spanish River/Coral Springs winner, 6 p.m.; Deerfield Beach/Monarch winner vs. (1) Boca Raton, 8 p.m.
Friday
Championship game, 7 p.m.

District 11-5A
Favorite: Park Vista
Prediction: Park Vista over Wellington in the final

Semifinal and championship games at Palm Beach Central
Monday
(8) John I. Leonard at (1) Park Vista, 5 p.m.; (7) Santaluces at (2) Wellington, 6 p.m.; (6) Royal Palm Beach at (3) Palm Beach Central, 6 p.m.; (5) Dreyfoos at (4) Seminole Ridge, 6 p.m.
Wednesday
Royal Palm Beach/Palm Beach Central winner vs. Wellington/Santaluces winner, 6 p.m.; Dreyfoos/Seminole Ridge winner vs. John I. Leonard/Park Vista winner, 8 p.m.
Friday
Championship game, 7 p.m.

District 10-5A
Favorite: Jupiter
Prediction: Jupiter over Vero Beach in the final

All games at South County Stadium, Port St. Lucie
Monday
(4) Treasure Coast vs. (5) Fort Pierce Central, 4 p.m.; (3) St. Lucie West-Centennial vs. (6) Palm Beach Gardens, 6 p.m.
Wednesday
(1) Jupiter vs. Treasure Coast/Fort Pierce Central winner, 5 p.m.; (2) Vero Beach vs. St. Lucie West-Centennial/Palm Beach Gardens winner, 7 p.m.
Friday
Championship game, 7 p.m.

District 14-4A
Favorite: West Boca Raton
Prediction: West Boca Raton over Olympic Heights in the final

All games at Pompano Beach-Blanche Ely
Monday
(4) Oakland Park-Northeast vs. (5) Boynton Beach, 5 p.m.; (3) Olympic Heights vs. (6) Pompano Beach-Blanche Ely, 7 p.m.
Wednesday
(1) West Boca Raton vs. Northeast/Boynton Beach winner, 5 p.m.; (2) Fort Lauderdale vs. Olympic Heights/Blanche Ely winner, 7 p.m.
Friday
Championship game, 7 p.m.

District 13-4A
Favorites: Martin County, South Fork
Prediction: South Fork over Martin County in the final

Semifinal and championship games at Dwyer
Monday
(8) Okeechobee at (1) South Fork, 7 p.m.; (5) Jensen Beach at (4) Dwyer, 7 p.m.; (6) Palm Beach Lakes at (3) Suncoast, 7 p.m.; (7) Forest Hill at (2) Martin County, 7 p.m.
Wednesday
Palm Beach Lakes/Suncoast winner vs. Forest Hill/Martin County winner, 6 p.m.; Okeechobee/South Fork winner vs. Jensen Beach/Dwyer winner, 8 p.m.
Friday
Championship game, 7 p.m.

District 14-2A
Favorites: Fort Lauderdale-Pine Crest, Fort Lauderdale-Cardinal Gibbons
Prediction: Cardinal Gibbons over Pine Crest in the final

Semifinal and championship games at Fort Lauderdale-Cardinal Gibbons
Monday
(8) Fort Lauderdale-Calvary Christian at (1) Fort Lauderdale-Cardinal Gibbons, 5 p.m.; (5) St. Andrew’s at (4) Fort Lauderdale-University School, 5 p.m.; (6) Coral Springs Charter at (3) Coconut Creek-North Broward Prep, 5 p.m.; (7) FAU at (2) Fort Lauderdale-Pine Crest, 5 p.m.
Wednesday
North Broward Prep/Coral Springs Charter winner vs. Pine Crest/FAU winner, 5 p.m.; Cardinal Gibbons/Calvary Christian winner vs. University School/St. Andrew’s winner, 7 p.m.
Friday
Championship game, 7 p.m.

District 13-2A
Favorites: Oxbridge Academy, American Heritage, Benjamin
Prediction: Benjamin over Oxbridge Academy in the final

All games at American Heritage
Monday
(4) King’s Academy vs. (5) Cardinal Newman, 5 p.m.; (3) American Heritage vs. (6) Pahokee, 7 p.m.
Wednesday
American Heritage/Pahokee winner vs. (2) Oxbridge Academy, 5 p.m.; King’s Academy/Cardinal Newman winner vs. (1) Benjamin, 7 p.m.
Friday
Championship game, 7 p.m.

District 12-1A
Favorite: Boca Raton Christian
Prediction: Boca Raton Christian over Saint John Paul II Academy in the final

All games at Saint John Paul II Academy
Monday
(3) Donna Klein Jewish Academy vs. (6) Coral Springs Christian, 5 p.m.; (4) Pompano Beach-Highlands Christian vs. (5) Yeshiva, 7 p.m.
Tuesday
(2) Saint John Paul II Academy vs. Donna Klein/Coral Springs Christian winner, 5 p.m.; (1) Boca Raton Christian vs. Highlands Christian/Yeshiva winner, 7 p.m.
Thursday
Championship game, 7 p.m.

District 11-1A
Favorite: Lake Worth Christian
Prediction: Lake Worth Christian over Glades Day in the final

Semifinal and championship games at Lake Worth Christian
Monday
(5) Trinity Christian Academy at (4) Jupiter Christian, 3:30 p.m.; (7) Moore Haven at (2) Berean Christian, 3:30 p.m.; (6) Somerset Canyons at (3) Glades Day, 3:30 p.m.
Tuesday
Trinity Christian/Jupiter Christian winner at (1) Lake Worth Christian, 1:30 p.m.
Moore Haven/Berean Christian winner vs. Somerset Canyons/Glades Day winner, 3:30 p.m.
Thursday
Championship game, 3:30 p.m.

An injury kept Wellington wide receiver Ahmmon Richards on the sidelines during Saturday’s U.S. Army All-American Bowl at San Antonio’s Alamodome.

Wellington wide receiver Ahmmon Richards signed autographs for fans after Saturday’s U.S. Army All-American Bowl. (Photo provided)

But the four-star recruit deemed the experience “once in a lifetime” after spending a week practicing and interacting with the nation’s top senior high school football players.

Richards, who was a member of the East team, injured his hamstring during practice on Tuesday and was unable to play Saturday. The East team lost to the West team 37-9.

He still suited up for the game – which was broadcast live to a nationwide audience – and signed autographs and mingled with fans afterwards.

The No. 1-ranked player on PBgametime’s 2016 Big Board, Richards continues to weigh his options after decommitting from Miami Oct. 25.

He has taken an official visit to Auburn, and has remaining visits scheduled with Miami (Jan. 15), Alabama (Jan. 22) and Tennessee (Jan. 29).

National Signing Day is Feb. 3.

Richards’ girlfriend, Wellington volleyball standout Bailey Williams, accompanied the wide receiver to Saturday’s game. (Photo provided)

Richards finished his senior season with 1,353 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns. Wellington finished as runner-up in District 9-8A and advanced to the regional quarterfinals.

Last season, the Wolverines went 11-2 and came within one win of a state semifinals berth.

“He’s meant everything to the program,” Wolverines coach Tom Abel said of Richards, who was named the Post’s 2015 Large Schools Offensive Player of the Year.

“He’s changed the face of Wellington High School football just by who he is as a person. He believed in our system and in our coaching, and he believed in the school. We’ve accomplished a lot here.”

There was no change at the top of this week’s boys basketball poll, as unbeaten Grandview Prep and St. Andrew’s maintained their hold on the top two spots.

Javonni Quince and Dwyer maintained the No. 3 spot in this week’s top 10. The Panthers defeated district rival Royal Palm Beach on Tuesday. (Photo by Damon Higgins)

The Pride (18-0) won a trio of games last week, while the Scots (17-0) earned wins over Coral Springs Charter and Saint John Paul II Academy.

No. 3 Dwyer and No. 4 Wellington also held their spots, while Royal Palm Beach moved into the No. 5 position after beating Forest Hill and No. 6 Santaluces last week. The Wildcats have won five of their past six games. Rounding out the top 10 are Lake Worth, Palm Beach Lakes, Boca Raton and Suncoast.

Boys basketball top 10 entering Week 7:

1. Grandview Prep (18-0): Pride 9-0 out of county
2. St. Andrew’s (17-0): Scots allowing 41.3 points per game
3. Dwyer (14-2): Panthers have won 13-of-14
4. Wellington (15-4): Trent Frazier averaging 20.1 points
5. Royal Palm Beach (10-4): Wildcats have won 5-of-6
6. Santaluces (12-5): Four players scoring in double figures
7. Lake Worth (12-4): Win streak snapped by Santaluces
8. Palm Beach Lakes (10-4): Rams play Royal Palm Beach Tues.
9. Boca Raton (12-6): Bobcats are 7-3 in district play
10. Suncoast (10-4): Chargers fall to Dwyer, PB Lakes
Also considered: Oxbridge Academy (10-4); Benjamin (11-5)

Games of the Week:

No. 5 Royal Palm Beach (10-4) at No. 8 Palm Beach Lakes (10-4), 7:30 p.m. Tuesday: This will be the second meeting of the season between the District 13-7A rivals, with the Wildcats winning the opener Nov. 17 in a close contest at home. Expect another tight one here. Both Royal Palm Beach and Palm Beach Lakes are in the middle of the district playoff race, and this game could be key for positioning. The Wildcats have gotten great production from junior swingmen Leonard Thorpe and Jules Jasmin, while guard John Blanchard pitched in 24 points against No. 3 Dwyer on Tuesday. Junior guard Lavorris Givins continues to lead the way offensively for Palm Beach Lakes, scoring 17.2 points per game. Palm Beach Lakes has won three straight since making the finals of the D-Hop Holiday Tournament, while the Wildcats beat No. 6 Santaluces last week and came within three points of knocking off No. 3 Dwyer.

No. 9 Boca Raton (12-6) vs. Miami-Central (13-3) at Martin Luther King Tournament, Coral Springs, 8:30 p.m. Friday: The Bobcats are the second of seven Palm Beach County teams to tip off at this weekend’s South Florida Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Basketball Classic, and they draw a tough test in the Rockets. Miami Central has lost just three games this season; one to state-ranked Miami-Norland, one to an 11-win Miami-Dr. Krop team, and the third to defending Class 7A state champion Pompano Beach-Ely. The Rockets have been solid defensively, but could be challenged by the Bobcats’ balanced stable of shooters. Austin Aubrey, Morgan Zook, Cade Long and Eli O’Connor all are averaging at least 10 points per game for Boca Raton.

No. 3 Dwyer (14-2) vs. Coral Springs (12-4) at Martin Luther King Tournament, Coral Springs, 4:30 p.m. Saturday: The Panthers have traveled to Broward County multiple times this season for tournament play, and will visit again Saturday to face a strong Colts team that has won nine of its past 12 games. Dwyer has won three straight since falling to unbeaten St. Andrew’s at the Kreul Classic last month, including a pair of wins against ranked teams. Forward Jordan Gonzalez has been a force on the boards for Dwyer since coming over from the football team, while the Panthers have gotten balanced production on offense. Sophomore guard Miles Coleman and junior guard Tommie Luke have had a solid stretch of games offensively for Dwyer.

The regular season is in the books for girls soccer, with postseason play set to begin today.

No. 3 Park Vista earned the top seed in District 11-5A. No. 9 Wellington is seeded second. (Photo by Bill Ingram)

Unbeaten Oxbridge Academy started and ended the regular season as the area’s top-ranked team. The ThunderWolves (10-0-4), open district play Wednesday as the No. 2 seed in District 13-2A.

For more on this week’s district tournaments, check out our preview here.

American Heritage, Park Vista and West Boca Raton moved up a spot in this week’s final poll, with Boca Raton slipping to No. 5. Jupiter, Benjamin, Palm Beach Central, Wellington and Spanish River round out the top 10.

1. Oxbridge Academy (10-0-4): First postseason game Wednesday
2. American Heritage (10-1-5): Stallions close with pair of ties
3. Park Vista (13-1): Top seed in District 11-5A
4. West Boca Raton (14-1-2): 1-0 win over Boca Raton
5. Boca Raton (17-3-1): Bobcats drop 2-of-3
6. Jupiter (12-2-1): One loss since Nov. 9
7. Benjamin (9-2-2): Bucs top seed in 13-2A
8. Palm Beach Central (12-3-2): Broncos finish 6-2 in district
9. Wellington (13-7-1): Wolverines are No. 2 seed in 11-5A
10. Spanish River (12-6-2): Sharks earn 3-3 tie with West Boca

Longtime Palm Beach Gardens boys basketball coach Jim Arbogast will be honored Tuesday during the Gators’ home game against Cardinal Newman.

Longtime coach Jim Arbogast will be honored at halftime Tuesday during Palm Beach Gardens’ home game against Cardinal Newman. (Post staff)

Arbogast, who retired in 2014, coached at both schools during his 30-year career. He spent seven seasons at Cardinal Newman and 23 at Palm Beach Gardens.

During that span, he won 450 games and four district championships. His teams also advanced to the regional championship game three times. He was a three-time Palm Beach County Coach of the Year.

Arbogast never shied away from creating a challenging schedule to test his players.

“I’ve never been one to schedule “cupcakes” to pad my own coaching resume,” he told the Post in 2014. “I developed my coaching philosophy from my coach at Palos Verdes (Calif.), who would schedule games against the likes of Long Beach Poly and Compton High School.

“My teams have traveled to tournaments in Southern California and all areas of Florida, including Fort Walton Beach, Tampa, Naples, Key West, Jacksonville, Orlando and the Space Coast,” he added.

Arbogast also coached cross-country, bowling, boys volleyball and track at Palm Beach Gardens and was the school’s assistant athletic director for 15 years.

He will be honored at halftime of Tuesday’s game, which tips off at 7:30 p.m.

With the 2015 football season in the rear-view mirror and the Palm Beach Post All-Area teams published, we thought it would be a good idea to let Palm Beach County football fans decide who they think were the best players in the county this season.

Boca Raton running back Bryce Hill

Each day, we’ll narrow the selections to who we think were five of the top players at each position this past season, and from there, you choose who you believe was the best. You can still vote for the county’s county’s best quarterback here.

Today’s position is running back. All five of these backs were standouts in 2015, and all led their teams to the playoffs.

Here are the five:

Bryce Hill, Boca Raton, Sr.: One of the area’s top backs this season, he rushed for 1,481 yards and 10 touchdowns and helped lead the surprising Bobcats to the Class 8A regional semifinals. Boca Raton finished 9-3.

Travis Homer, Oxbridge Academy, Sr.: The UM commit played a key role in helping the ThunderWolves win their first-ever district championship this season. He rushed for 1,315 yards and 11 touchdowns, including a 145-yard effort against district rival American Heritage.

Dontavius Monroe, Atlantic, Sr.: The two-star recruit starred in the Eagles’ ground-heavy offense before sustaining a season-ending knee injury Oct. 30. He finished with 711 rushing yards and seven touchdowns (he averaged 9.4 yards per carry) and also caught eight passes for 145 yards and one TD.

Jakairi Moses, Dwyer, Jr.: He completed a standout junior season with 1,326 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns. The Panthers won the District 13-7A championship and advanced to the Class 7A regional semifinals.

Devin Singletary, American Heritage, Sr.: The Illinois commit and Small Schools Offensive Player of the Year helped carry the Stallions to their second consecutive Class 3A state championship game, finishing with 1,766 yards and 18 touchdowns.