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Florida HS Football Media Poll – Week 4

September 17, 2013 - Updated on April 22, 2018
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LAKE CITY – With another week in the books there is not much change in the Florida HS Football Media Poll with teams coming and team going in the poll.

St. Thomas Aquinas remains the number 1 overall team in the Florida HS Football Media Poll, Large Schools Division, taking with it 13 of 20 first place votes while Booker T. Washington remains the number 1 overall team in the Small Schools Division of the poll, taking all 20 first place votes.

The Florida HS Football Media Poll is voted on weekly by sportswriters and sportscasters  from Pensacola to South Florida and all points in between.

The top five in the Large Schools Division portion of the poll remains unchanged from the week before with the exception of Dr. Phillips moving up to number 5 while Dwyer drops down one to number 6.

The top five in the Small Schools Division remains unchanged with week before as well, before any changes and shifts are noticed among the teams ranked.

Four new teams enter the Florida HS Football Media Poll for the first time this season with  American Heritage and West Florida entering the Large Schools Division of the poll while Blountstown and Champagnat all make their debuts in the Small Schools Division of the poll.

FLORIDA HS FOOTBALL MEDIA POLL – LARGE SCHOOLS DIVISION
Classes 5A, 6A, 7A & 8A
Team Points (FPV) Rec Prev
1 St. Thomas Aquinas 393 (13) 2-0 1
2 Miami Central 385 (7) 2-1 2
3 Manatee 358 3-0 3
4 Apopka 338 3-1 4
5 Dr. Phillips 280 3-0 6
6 Dwyer 279 3-0 5
7 Columbia 252 3-0 8
8 Plant 250 2-0-1 7
9 Godby 242 2-1 10
10 Armwood 233 3-0 9
11 East Lake 177 3-0 11
12 Lincoln 150 3-1 12
13 Oviedo 137 3-0 14
14 Miami Jackson 131 2-0 16
15 Miramar 123 3-0 17
16 Lakeland 87 3-0 19
17 Pensacola Catholic 60 3-0 20
18 American Heritage (Plantation) 57 2-1 NR
19 Cypress Bay 43 1-1 13
20 West Florida 35 2-0 NR
Others Receiving Votes: Jefferson, 30; Wakulla, 26; Niceville, 17; South Dade, 16, Fort Pierce Central, 13; Miami Northwestern, 12; Deerfield Beach, 12; Naples, 11; Vero Beach, 10; First Coast, 10; Gainesville, 9; Largo 8; Mainland, 7; Homestead, 3; Sickles, 3; Kathleen, 2; Lake Gibson, 1
FLORIDA HS FOOTBALL MEDIA POLL – SMALL SCHOOLS DIVISION
Classes 1A, 2A, 3A & 4A
Team Points (FPV) Rec Prev
1 Booker T. Washington 400 (20) 3-0 1
2 University School 380 3-0 2
3 Bolles 357 3-0 3
4 Trinity Christian (Jacksonville) 338 2-0 4
5 Trinity Catholic 307 3-0 5
6 Cocoa 290 1-1 7
7 University Christian 253 2-1 8
8 North Florida Christian 239 2-0 9
9 American Heritage (Delray) 224 2-1 10
10 Clearwater Central Catholic 200 2-1 11
11 Tampa Catholic 168 2-1 12
12 Raines 159 2-1 13
13 Madison County 154 1-2 6
14 Union County 108 3-0 16
15 Fort Meade 101 3-0 19
16 Warner Christian 95 2-1 18
17 Gulliver Prep 66 3-0 20
18 Glades Central 63 1-2 14
19 Blountstown 52 3-0 NR
20 Champagnat 49 3-0 NR
Others Receiving Votes: Chipley, 28; Monsignor Pace, 23; East Gadsden, 20, Glade Day, 19; Frostproof, 18, Dixie County, 18; Liberty County 18, The First Academy (Orlando), 15; Berkeley Prep, 11; Lakeland Christian, 9; Dade Christian, 7; Cardinal Mooney, 6; Port St. Joe, 5; Trenton, 3; Westminster Christian, 1; Pahokee, 1
Our Panel of Pollsters
Eric Clark – Big County Preps; Danny Klein – Daytona Beach News-Journal; Philip Piccirillo – FloridaHSFooball.com; Joshua Wilson – FloridaHSFootball.com; Justin Barney – Florida Times-Union; Larry Savage – Gainesville Sun; Adam Fisher – Naples Daily News; Andre Fernandez – Miami Herald; Jeff Greer – Palm Beach Post; Brad Milner – Panama City News Herald; Brady Aymond – Pensacola News Journal; Shaquille Jackson – South Florida High School Football Show; Matt Baker – Tampa Bay Times; Nick Williams – Tampa Tribune; Laurel Pfhaler – TC Palm; Chris Green – South Dade News Leader; Nick Gryniewicz – ESPN 580 Orlando; Wells Dusenbury – ESPN 106.3 West Palm Beach; Marc Adams – 4 Quarters Online; Carson Ingle – 740 The Game Orlando; Doug Pugh – Bright House Sports Network; Austen Gregerson – St. Augustine Record

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