Despite a long layoff – nearly three weeks without playing a game – Miami Southridge showed no signs of rust as the Spartans jumped out early and cruised to a 32-7 victory over district rival Miami Palmetto Thursday night at
After losing at Bradenton IMG Academy this past week, Miami Central got back on the winning side by manufacturing a 23-12 win over district rival Miami Norland Thursday night at Traz Powell Stadium. Terrell Perriman and Willis Davis each scored
When Miami High stepped onto the field with Columbus Thursday, it was supposed to be a battle of wills. The Stingarees representing the new flavor as a team with a new coaching staff and plenty of new talented pieces and
Miami has plenty of talented football players. In fact, this year’s team might be one of the most talented groups that the Canes have had since Al Golden was in charge. However, for all the talent that the Hurricanes have,
Not every game will be a pristine example of perfect football. Some games will be downright ugly. But the end result counts just the same. Despite being plagued by penalties and turnovers, Miami Jackson scored in each facet of the
We’re all pretty much back to normal now. And thank God for that. Teams have been doing everything they possibly can to get their schedules back on track, too. A handful of teams squeezed in makeup games this past Monday
Monday, September 25th St. Thomas Aquinas 44, Stranahan 0 Saturday, September 23rd Norland 35, American 0 Pine Crest 13, Westminster Academy 7 Killian 32, Ferguson 0 Friday, September 22nd Goleman 20, South Miami 14 (OT) Homestead 26, Coral Reef 14
Trailing 16-10 at the half and not knowing the health status of its No. 1 running back and top offensive weapon, the University of Miami probably thought it was caught in a “bizarro world”. Whatever happened in the locker room
Miami Northwestern‘s Chatarius “Tutu” Atwell proved to be the “winning card” Friday as the elusive dual-threat quarterback scored on a pair of long touchdown runs (24 and 56 yards) – giving his team the points needed to hold off rival
In what is one of the best rivalries in the state, Christopher Columbus High continues its dominance over Belen Jesuit with a 39-3 victory Friday night in front of a capacity crowd of more than 8,000 at Tropical Park. Columbus
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