Live coverage of Orlando area high school football games

District championships mean automatic playoff berths, and a lot was on the line with a slew of Orlando area district games Friday night.

Unbeaten teams going into the night were Bishop Moore, Boone, Central Florida Christian Academy, DeLand, East Ridge, Edgewater, Innovation, Lake Brantley, Umatilla and Windermere.

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Games listed were scheduled for 7 p.m. kickoffs unless noted otherwise. Rankings in bold are from this week’s Sentinel Super 16 coaches poll.

No. 2 Jones defeated Auburndale, 37-3

Coverage by Philip Rossman-Reich

Dereon Coleman threw for 148 yards with three touchdowns and running back Daunte Wallace rushed for 146 yards on 19 carries with a touchdown as No. 3 Jones put together a strong showing at home.

The Tigers (4-2, 1-0 in district) got on the board late in the first quarter when Coleman found DJ Hicks for a 24-yard touchdown.  They continued to add to the count late in the first quarter when Coleman threw a pass that was deflected by Auburndale’s Kris Williams into Larry Miles’ hands for a 16-yard score.

Wallace made it 21-0 with a 30-yard run up the middle midway through the second quarter.

Coleman threw a 43-yard pass to Hicks to complete the scoring and give Hicks his second touchdown catch of the game.

“We understand it matters what you do in district play,” Jones coach Elijah Williams said. “We’re starting to click on certain cylinders and we’ve just got to keep it going.”

Jones’ defense was more than up to the task to slow down Auburndale’s attack.

The Bloodhounds (3-2, 1-1) did not pick up a first down until the second quarter and never established much on the ground. ice.

Their lone first-half possession that got into Tigers’ territory ended in a punt after an unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty pushed them out of field goal range. They got to the 11 in the second half before settling for a 28-yard field goal.

Jones still needs to improve.

The Tigers got an interception from Ryan Duval on the first play of the second half but settled for a field goal. The Tigers were called for 11 penalties and had 100 penalty yards in the game.

“Defense has been trending upward,” Williams said. “The last two games, they’ve played really well. It’s really been penalties and playing dumb football. We’re starting to get smarter in every phase of the game, and that’s going to help us.”

Jones has a bye next week before visiting Lake Wales for an Oct. 10 district game.

IN-GAME UPDATES:

FIELD GOAL: Jones adds a 27-yard field goal by Spencer Bartholomew to end the game. Tigers improve to 4-2 and open district play victoriously.

Auburndale drops to 4-2, 0-1.

Jones mass subbed its starters out after crossing midfield. They are still driving near the 30 at the fourth quarter water break. Jones leads Auburndale 34-3 with 5:35 left.

Auburndale has driven the ball into Jones territory even with penalties setting them back. Jones leads 34-0 heading to the final quarter.

TOUCHDOWN Dereon Coleman with a deep heave down the middle to DJ Hicks for a 43-yard score. Coleman’s third touchdown throw of the game. Jones leads Auburndale 34-0 with 3:14 left in the third quarter.

Jones goes backwards after the interception. The Tigers settle on a 40-yard field goal from Kason Mullis. Jones leads Auburndale 27-0 with 10:04 left in the third quarter.

On the first play of the second half, a throw by Auburndale QB Teo Edwards is intercepted by Jones’ Ryan Duval. Tigers get the ball in the red zone early in the third quarter.

Florida Gator receiver and former Jones High star Vernell Brown III is here and presented the school with a check for $7,250 to buy new shoulder pads for the team.

It’s halftime. Jones drove inside the 20 as time wound down. A pair of penalties pushed them back outside the 30. But Kason Mullis nails a 51-yard field goal to end the first half for the Tigers. Jones leads Auburndale 24-0 at the half.

TOUCHDOWN Jones running back Daunte Wallace fumbles up the middle and carries a trio of Auburndale defenders into the end zone for a 30-yard touchdown run. Jones leads 21-0 with 7:26 left in the second. Wallace has 99 yards on 11 carries for the Tigers.

A holding penalty on the kickoff return backed up Auburndale at its own 10. The Bloodhounds have yet to gain a first down and will face third down to open the second quarter. Jones leads 14-0.

TOUCHDOWN Dereon Coleman scrambles out and throws into coverage. Auburndale’s Kris Williams pops it into the air and Jones’ Larry Miles comes down with the for a 16-yard Tigers score. Jones leads 14-0 with 14 seconds remaining in the first quarter.

TOUCHDOWN Jones’ QB Dereon Coleman finds DJ Hicks wide open down the sideline for a 24-yard touchdown throw. Tigers on the board first and lead 7-0 with 4:45 left in the first quarter.

Jones and Auburndale exchange punts on their opening drives. Jones is finding some room on the ground on their second drive. Daunte Wallace has 50 rush yards as the Tigers are inside the Bloodhounds’ 25 at the first quarter water break.

PRE-GAME NOTES

Jones routed Bloodhounds 49-7 last year on its way to district (4A-7) and region titles and a state runner-up finish. But Auburndale is ranked above the Tigers in the initial FHSAA 4A rankings. Could that be legit?

No. 8 DeLand (5-0) at Spruce Creek (5-0), postponed

Coverage by Chris Hays

The game was postponed due to stormy weather and scheduled to resume Thursday, Nov. 6 at 7 p.m. with DeLand leading 14-0 at the 8:07 of the first quarter.

The sky is lighting up.

TOUCHDOWN: Marceles Carey intercepts a Spruce Creek pass and goes 65 yards for a DeLand touchdown. The Bulldogs lead 14–0 with 8:07 to go in first quarter. Immediately after the touchdown a rainstorm hit and the game is now being delayed by lightning for 30 minutes

TOUCHDOWN: Set up by a 58-yard pass from Gardner Nordman to Taihj Moore, Marceles Carey scores from the 5-yard line. DeLand leads at Spruce Creek 7–0, 9:55 left in the first quarter

PRE-GAME NOTES:

DeLand is 25-5 against the Hawks since 1989 but Spruce Creek won 48-13 last year and claimed the 7A District 2 title.

 

Seminole defeated No. 10 Lake Brantley, 43-21

Coverage by Chris Martucci

Seminole (3-3, 1-0), which fell out of the Sentinel Super 16 rankings with a tough start, was ready to roll in its Class 7A District 3 opener. They spotted the Patriots (4-1, 0-1) a 7-0 lead but dominated the rest of the way.

Senior defensive back J’len Chaplin started at quarterback for Seminole in place of usual starter Jeysen Williams. Chaplin rushed for 155 yards with four touchdowns and threw a screen pass that Anthony Gay III turned it into a 72-yard touchdown as part of Chaplin’s 198 yards passing.

Chaplin seemed like such a natural fit that you would not have known it was his first start at quarterback.

“He’s special,” Seminole coach Karl Calhoun Jr. said. “He can run; he can throw. He’s a special talent. We wanted to establish our will with him and he came right out of the gate.”

Gay also added a rushing touchdown in the second quarter, and junior kicker Austin Plebanski hit a 23-yard field goal in the third quarter to cap the Seminole offense.

The Seminole defense dominated the trenches and silenced the Lake Brantley offense, which had averaged 53 points per game through the first four games. Senior defensive backs Milton Roebuck and Kamoi Stevenson along with junior defensive back Robert Hampton Jr. each secured an interception.

The game was stopped by a 30-minute lightning delay with 8:21 left in the second quarter.

Seminole has a bye week as it prepares for another huge game against fellow Seminole County giant Lake Mary.

Lake Brantley (4-1) looks to regroup against Tohopekaliga.

IN-GAME UPDATES:

TOUCHDOWN: Lake Brantley’s Vinnie Messina scores on the ground from the 2 yard line. Extra point good. 43-21 Seminole with 51 seconds left in the game.

Freshman Isaiah Taylor in at quarterback for Seminole.

Lake Brantley forces a turnover on downs. Patriots take over at their 45 yard line. 3:42 4Q.

Kamoi Stevenson picks off the pass after it bounces off Davon Washington’s hands in the end zone for a touchback. First down Seminole at their 20.

TOUCHDOWN: After connecting with Luis Ojeda-Robles for a 53-yard gain, J’len Chaplin does it himself and scampers 7 yards for the touchdown, his fourth rushing touchdown of the night. Two point attempt no good. 43-14 Seminole with 42 seconds left in the third quarter.

Seminole leads 43-14 after three quarters.

TOUCHDOWN: Jackson Stecher passes to tight end Aidan Greer for a 17-yard Lake Howell touchdown. Extra point good. Seminole leads 37-14 with 1:22 to go in 3Q.

FIELD GOAL: Austin Plebanski nails it from 23 yards out to increase the Seminole lead. 37-7 Seminole. 3:39 3Q.

Jackson Stecher’s fourth down pass to Davon Washington falls incomplete. Seminole takes over on downs at their 40 yard line. 7:19 3Q.

TOUCHDOWN: What started as a simple screen pass from J’len Chaplin to Anthony Gay erupted into a 72-yard catch and run for a SHS touchdown. Extra point blocked. 34-7 Seminole. 10:19 3Q.

Seminole will receive the second half kickoff.

Seminole leads the way at halftime 28-7 over Lake Brantley. Quarterback J’len Chaplin already over 100 yards rushing with 151 yards and three touchdowns. The Seminole defense has picked off Lake Brantley quarterback Jackson Stecher twice.

TOUCHDOWN: Anthony Gay punches it in from the goal line to increase the Seminole lead. Extra point good. 28-7 Seminole with 32 seconds left in the first half.

Seminole defender Robert Hampton Jr. picks off Jackson Stecher’s deep pass and carries it back into Lake Brantley territory. First down Seminole at the Patriots 43.

TOUCHDOWN: J’len Chaplin eclipses 100 yards rushing on another scoring drive, capping it off with a 34-yard rushing touchdown to increase the Seminole lead. Extra point good. 21-7 Seminole. 5:44 2Q.

Milton Roebuck dives and snatches the interception to give Seminole the ball back. First and 10 ‘Noles at their 45 yard line.

We are back underway at Seminole! Just as a refresher, we left off at 2nd down and 10 for Lake Brantley at their 30 yard line so we resume there.

The teams are out on the field warming up.

We have been given the all clear here at Seminole.

Some stats to report at this stoppage:

Seminole: J’len Chaplin: 8 carries, 87 yards 2 touchdowns.

Lake Brantley: Jackson Stecher 7-for-13 passing  for 94 yards, 1 touchdown. Davon Washington – 2 catches for 30 yards, 1 touchdown

Stoppage: we are now under delay due to inclement weather. Seminole leads 14-7 with 8:21 left in the second quarter.

TOUCHDOWN: J’len Chaplin scores his second rushing touchdown of the night as he takes it in for the 1-yard score. Extra point good. 14-7 Seminole. 9:01 2Q.

We are knotted up at 7 here at Seminole at the end of the first quarter.

Seminole’s J’len Chaplin fumbled the snap but still managed to carry the ball 19 yards into the Lake Brantley red zone. First down Seminole at the Patriot 13.

TOUCHDOWN: J’len Chaplin rumbles it into the end zone for a 1-yard touchdown run to cap off a Seminole drive that stayed entirely on the ground. Extra point good. 7-7. 4:35 1Q.

TOUCHDOWN: Lake Brantley quarterback Jackson Stecher finds Davon Washington for a 28-yard touchdown throw one play after the Seminole fumble. Extra point good. 7-0 Lake Brantley. 8:00 1Q.

Seminole’s Anthony Gay fumbles the ball and Lake Brantley recovers. Patriots offense back on the field.

After a promising start to the drive for Lake Brantley, Seminole’s defense holds in the red zone to force a turnover on downs. Seminole ball at their 15.

Seminole wins the toss but defers. Lake Brantley will receive to start the game.

PRE-GAME NOTES:

Seminole is 10-0 against the Patriots since 2016 and recent games haven’t been close. But Brantley is much-improved with new head coach Garrick Kruczek and an influx of transfers — including stellar sophomore quarterback Jackson Stecher. This is a key 7A District 3 game.

No. 7 Evans defeated Lake Howell, 47-7

Coverage by Jean Racine

With coach Karlos Odum not in attendance because of his induction into the Florida A&M Hall of Fame, the Evans Trojans (4-1, 1-0 in 6A District 10) did not skip a beat.

The Trojans held Lake Howell to 11 yards rushing and 127 yards passing in a resounding victory at Julius “JB” Gordon Field on Homecoming night.

“Our kids came out and fought hard,” Trojans defensive coordinator Darrell Hand said. “We were missing our leader in command in coach Karlos Odum. Coach, this one was for you!”

Evans workhorse back senior Li’darious Pryor rushed the ball 11 times for 68 yards and three touchdowns.

“We’re going to go as far as he takes us, and we understand that,” Hand said of Pryor, who also won Homecoming King at halftime. “It was a big night for him. He played phenomenal tonight.”

Versatile Trojans senior quarterback Derone Rogers, filling for Azariel Woods, completed 12-of-14 passes for 225 yards and three touchdowns.

“We call him Superman,” Hand said of Rogers. “He’s stepped in and has been a huge difference-maker for us. We hope we keep that going.”

Lake Howell sophomore quarterback Brycen Marbrey completed just 9-of-21 passes for 127 yards and threw one interception. Uncharacteristic drops hampered the Silverhawks’ offensive progress throughout the game, especially in the first half.

“This is probably the most drops I’ve ever seen since I’ve been at Lake Howell,” said Silverhawks second-year coach Dazzie Morris. “It’s probably more than we dropped all last season in one game.

IN-GAME UPDATES:

TOUCHDOWN: Evans QB Derone Rogers threw it laterally and Jayden Gibson took it 75-yard for a touchdown. Extra point is no good. Evans leads Lake Howell 47-7 with 4:11 remaining in the fourth quarter. Running clock had been established.

TOUCHDOWN: Trojans score again on a 6-yard TD run by Michael Stinson. Extra point is good. Evans leads Lake Howell 41-7 with 9:24 remaining in the fourth quarter.

Evans takes 34-7 lead into fourth quarter.

TOUCHDOWN: Evans RB Li’darious Pryor, the Homecoming king, scores on a 10-yard run. Extra point is good. Evans leads Lake Howell 34-7 with 4:49 remaining in the third quarter.

Lake Howell fakes a punt and Evans stops the run attempt. Trojans takes over on the Silverhawks 36-yard line.

Lake Howell starts the second half on its own 20-yard line after a touchback.

Li’darious Pryor, the Evans Trojans’ star running back, was named Homecoming King for the Trojans.

Halftime: Evans leads Lake Howell 27-7 on the Trojans’ Homecoming night.

Silverhawks turn the ball over on downs. Evans takes over on its own 13-yards line with one minute remaining in the second quarter

Evans cornerback (number 20) picks off a pass returns the interception to the Silverhawks 20-yards line.

TOUCHDOWN: Evans RB Li’darious Pryor runs the ball in for a 6-yard touchdown. Extra point is no good. Trojans leads 27-7 with 3:34 remaining in the second quarter.

TOUCHDOWN: Evans scores on a 2-yard run by Li’darious Pryor. Extra point is good. Trojans leads 21-7 over Lake Howell with 4:44 remaining in the second quarter.

Silverhawks punt and Evans takes over on the Hawks’ 44-yard line

Six straight incompletions by Lake Howell QB Brycen Marbrey, including a few drops by receivers.

Evans punts and Lake Howell takes over on its own 15-yard line

Silverhawks turns the ball over on downs on the Trojans’ 22-yard line

TOUCHDOWN: Evans WR Carl Jean-Bart takes a lateral pass 10 yards for a touchdown. Evans converts on a 2-point run. Trojans lead 14-7 with 11 minutes remaining in the second quarter.

After a bad punt by Lake Howell, Evans takes over on the .Silverhawks’ 16-yard line

End of first quarter, Lake Howell leads Evans 7-6.

End of first quarter Lake Howell leads Evans 7-6

After a bad punt by Lake Howell, Evans takes on the Silverhawks’ 16-yard line

Evans fumbles at Lake Howell’s 9-yard line. Silverhawks take over.

TOUCHDOWN: Lake Howell fullback Isaiah Gomez punches the ball in for a 2-yard touchdown. Extra point is good. Silverhawks leads Trojans 7-6 with 4:24 remaining in the first quarter.

TOUCHDOWN: Evans RB Omyry Hickson takes a short pass from QB Derone Rogers 33 yards for a TD. Evans misses extra point. Trojans lead 6-0 with 8:25 remaining in the first quarter

Evans starts the first drive of the game on its 36-yard line

Game time was pushed back because Lake Howell arrived late. Evans won the toss and chose to receive the opening kickoff.

PRE-GAME NOTES:

Evans ran for 322 yards and won 34-10 at home in this 6A-4 matchup last year.

St. Cloud defeated Lake Nona, 25-17

Coverage by Ken Jackson

St. Cloud got five turnovers, a safety and a punt block from its defense and knocked off defending champion Lake Nona in 7A District 10 play.

In a game that stretched nearly four hours thanks to a 25-minute lightning delay and numerous officiating conversations, the Bulldogs (4-2, 1-0) rallied from down 7-0 at the end of the first quarter to take a 14-7 lead into halftime thanks to a pair of scoring drives led by Jeremiah Lattier, who was 16-of-36 passing for 203 yards.

But it was that defense that had an answer for every comeback attempt by Lake Nona (3-3, 0-1).

“It was a heck of a game by both sides, but our defense, it was lights-out,” said St. Cloud coach Mike Short, who challenged his defense all week after surrendering a two-score lead in the second half last week against Merritt Island. “I couldn’t be prouder to watch these guys earn a district win like that.”

The Bulldogs will host Gateway next week followed by district games against Tohopekaliga and Harmony. The former beat the latter Thursday in 7A-10 play.

IN-GAME UPDATES:

St. Cloud’s Jeremiah Barnes intercepts a pass by Luke Ramsey with 1:42 left. Lake Nona is out of time outs, so this should be over.

After a punt by St. Cloud’s Bryce Williams inside the 10 was wiped away by an illegal procedure call, Lake Nona will start at its 38 down 25-17 with 2:08 left and one timeout.

TOUCHDOWN: Luke Ramsey, Lake Nona’s third quarterback of the night, scores on a 9-yard keeper. The Lions trail St. Cloud 25-17 with 2:51 left, and Nona has all of its time outs.

FIELD GOAL: Jeremy Santos-Velez nails a 32-yarder with 4:52 left, and St. Cloud leads Lake Nona 25-10.

Milton Caraballo intercepts a Lake Nona screen pass, returning it to the Lions 39 with 7:02. St . Cloud leads 22-10 and looks to salt this away.

St. Cloud punts to Lake Nona, who takes over at its own 16.

After Bryce Williams punts to the 4-yard-line, Lake Nona’s Jason Stevens is called for intentional grounding in the end zone on the final play of the ungodly-long third quarter. It’s St Cloud 22, Lake Nona 10 going to the fourth quarter.

Alejandro Quintero drills a 30-yard field goal with 2:50 left in the third quarter. It’s 20-10 St. Cloud over Lake Nona.

Jason Stevens’ 63-yard bubble screen pass to JJ Jill sets up Lake Nona with a fourth-and-goal at the 1, and the Lions ran a version of the Tush Push. … but you can’t do that in high school play. The Bulldogs bat down a fourth down pass from the 6 and take over with 6:31 left in the third quarter up 20-7.

TOUCHDOWN: After Lake Nona goes backwards on three plays and punts, Zeus Howard returns a blocked punt 13 yards to put St. Cloud up 20-7 two minutes into the third quarter after the PAT is no good.

Third quarter commencing with Lake Nona starting on offense.

Lake Nona blocks a St. Cloud 22-yard field goal try on the last play of the half, and the Bulldogs take a 14-7 lead into the break.

TOUCHDOWN: St. Cloud takes the lead with 3:58 left in the half on Bryce Williams’ diving grab in the end zone from 22 yards out. Bulldogs lead Lake Nona 14-7.

TOUCHDOWN: Following the lightning delay, St. Cloud goes on an 11-play, 80-yard drive. Jeremiah Lattier was 6-for-8 for 79 yards passing, and he punctuated the drive with a 1-yard sneak. The Bulldogs tied Lake Nona 7-7 with 8:09 left in the second quarter.

Players are warming up in St. Cloud, where the Bulldogs trail Lake Nona 7-0 with 17 seconds left in the first quarter.

The Lake Nona-St. Cloud game is in a lightning delay.

TOUCHDOWN: After a 4-yard catch by St. Cloud’s Stacy Taylor, Lake Nona’s Christian Cuffy stripped the ball, scooped and scored from 40 yards out to put the Lions up 7-0 with 17 seconds left in the first quarter.

Lake Nona’s Luke Ramsey plays the tip drill perfectly and gets an interception, putting the Lions in business at the St. Cloud 36.

Each team gets a possession, each team punts. Lake Nona and St. Cloud are scoreless six minutes in.

Lake Nona wins the coin toss and will defer. St. Cloud will open the game on offense.

PRE-GAME NOTES:

Lake Nona won 23-10 a year ago on its way to the 7A-10 crown. Lions leads the series 7-1.

Sophomore QB Jeremiah Lattier has taken the reigns of St. Cloud’s offense and has thrown for 1,136 yards and 14 touchdowns.

Other Super 16 games

No. 1 Edgewater defeated Lyman 84-6

The area No. 1 Eagles improved to 6-0 with a cakewalk against the Greyhounds (0-6).

Lyman scored on a TD pass midway through the second quarter after Edgewater had run up 42 points.

Edgewater opened up a 35-0 lead after another TD pass by Carter Emmanuel and a pick-6 by Saphir Miller.

Edgewater led on three TD passes from  Emmanuel to Malik Johnson (52 yards) and Damian Moore (5 yards, 6 yards).

5A-5 favorite Edgewater is No. 4 in 5A FHSAA power rankings.

No. 2 Bishop Moore defeated Tampa Catholic, 29-14

Bishop Moore, ranked No. 1 in 3A, improved to 6-0 with the win against the Crusaders (1-5).

Gadsden County (0-3) at No. 4 The First Academy (3-2) 7:30 

Gadsden was the 2A state runner-up in 2024 but has lost coach and players after FHSAA findings of rules violations.

No. 5 Dr. Phillips defeated Olympia, 42-6

Zion Matthews ran for 5 TDs and scored a sixth TD on a pass reception for Dr. Phillips (5-1, 1-0).

After recovering a fumble, Olympia (1-5, 0-1) drove down for a TD. Titans missed the extra point. DP 7, Olympia 6 in the first quarter.

Torrey Scott caught a TD pass for Dr. Phillips to take a 7-0 lead.

DP snapped an 0-3 streak against Titans on the way to 7A-9 title last year.

No. 6 Boone (5-0) at Timber Creek (2-3) 

Boone scores first, leads 7-0 in the first quarter.

Boone has won four in a vs. Wolves to lead series 12-9. It’s a 7A District 4 game.

No. 9 Osceola defeated Melbourne, 18-10

Defense was the calling card for Kowboys (4-1, 1-0) on the road against the Bulldogs (4-2, 0-1).

No. 11 West Orange defeated Apopka, 55-0

West Orange (5-1, 1-0) led 45-0 in the second quarter. Apopka dropped to 1-5, 0-1.

West Orange has won district titles in three of the past four years — a school first.

No. 12 Lake Mary defeated Hagerty, 55-17

The Rams improved to 3-2 and opened defense of their 7A District 3 championship.

Lake Mary led 27-14 at halftime against the Huskies (4-2, 0-1).

The game was tied 14-14 in the second quarter.

Lake Mary led 14-7 in the opening quarter.

The winner joins the winner of the Lake Brantley-Seminole game atop the 7A District 3 standings.

Lake Mary won 52-3 last year on its way to the 7A state final.

No. 13 Ocoee defeated West Port, 42-0

Ocoee (4-2, 1-0) cruised to the road win. West Port is 1-5.

The Knights travel to Ocala for a district opener after coming off tight losses against Dr. Phillips and Boone. Ocoee and West Orange are the favorites in 7A-5.

No. 14 Oviedo defeated Wekiva, 64-0

The Lions improve to 3-2, 1-0 in district play.

Oviedo went 3-0 in 6A District 4 last season for its third consecutive title.

Wekiva is 1-4, 0-1.

No. 15 Winter Park defeated Freedom, 63-8

Winter Park (3-2, 1-0) has won three consecutive district titles.

Freedom dropped to 1-5, 0-1.

No. 16 East Ridge (5-0) defeated Celebration 48-7

Knights (5-0, 1-0) cruised against the winless Storm (0-5, 0-1).

East Ridge’s date with Dr. Phillips is two weeks away.

Other key games

Tohopealiga defeated Harmony, 28-16 (Thursday)

The Tigers (3-2, 1-0) stamped themselves as a contender in the wide-open 7A District 10 title race with the road win. Senior QB Sabby Measick threw four touchdown passes in the win, including two to Xea’vez Brown. Measick has 20 TD passes this year, 121 for his career.

Harmony dropped to 3-3, 0-1.

Windermere defeated Lake Buena Vista, 42-0

Windermere (6-0) came in averaging 52.4 points per game.

The Vipers are 3-3.

Innovation (5-0) at East River (1-4)

This game was postponed until Monday night due to inclement weather.

Innovation was spanked by the Falcons 38-7 last year. This time the Bulls are the favorite.

South Lake defeated Ocala Forest, 30-25

South Lake (5-1, 1-0) built a 24-0 lead and hung on to win the 6A District 10 game against the Wildcats (3-2).

South Lake opened the third quarter with an 86-yard kickoff return for a TD by Kedrick Powell to take a 17-0 lead. That expanded to 24-0 after the Eagles blocked a kick and scored another TD one play later.

Varsity content editor Buddy Collings can be contacted by email at bcollings@orlandosentinel.com.

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Originally Published: September 26, 2025 at 11:10 PM EDT