Here is a complete list of clinching and elimination scenarios for Week 9 (Oct 24-26).
If you notice a scenario missing or incorrect, please drop us a note at football@floridahsfootball.com or comment in the comment section below!
DISTRICT 1A-1
No district action this week, however Northview and Baker will meet next week to determine the District Champion and Runner-up.
DISTRICT 1A-2
There is one district game this week, but nothing can be decided on this district until next week.
DISTRICT 1A-3
Blountstown is the District Champion for 1A-3. District Runner-up is still up for grabs.
Chipley (4-3, 0-2) – Can be eliminated with loss to Bozeman.
Holmes County (0-7, 0-2) – Can be eliminated with loss to Blountstown.
DISTRICT 1A-4
Liberty County (7-1, 2-0) – Can clinch playoff berth with Port St. Joe win over West Gadsden.
Port St. Joe (5-2, 1-0) – Can clinch playoff berth with win over West Gadsden.
West Gadsden (5-3, 1-1) – Can be eliminated with loss to Port St. Joe.
DISTRICT 1A-5
No district action this week and all four teams (Hamilton County, Lafayette, Jefferson County and Branford) are still alive in the playoff hunt.
DISTRICT 1A-6
Trenton is the District Champion. This week’s game between Bell and Hilliard is pretty much for the runner-up spot depending on these conditions.
Hilliard (5-2, 2-1) – Can clinch Runner-up with win over Bell.
Bell (5-2, 1-1) – Can clinch Runner-up with win over Hilliard AND Hawthorne loss to Bronson OR can be eliminated with loss to Hilliard.
Hawthorne (1-5, 0-2) – Can be eliminated with loss to Bronson OR Hilliard win over Bell.
DISTRICT 1A-7
Dixie County (5-0, 2-0) – Can clinch playoff berth with win over Newberry AND Chiefland win over Union County.
Chiefland (6-1, 2-0) – Can clinch playoff berth with win over Union County AND Dixie County win over Newberry.
Union County (6-1, 1-1) – Can be eliminated with loss to Chiefland AND Dixie County win over Newberry.
Newberry (4-3, 1-2) – Can be eliminated with loss to Dixie County.
DISTRICT 1A-8
No district action this week and all three teams (Crescent City, Wildwood and Taylor (Pierson)) are still alive in the playoff hunt.
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