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PLAYOFF WATCH: Class 6A scenarios for Week 10

October 30, 2013
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Here is a complete list of clinching and elimination scenarios for Week 10  (Oct 30-Nov 2).

If you notice a scenario missing or incorrect, please drop us a note at football@floridahsfootball.com or comment in the comment section below!

Details on how tiebreakers work will come later this week and in to the weekend as known tiebreaker games are posted.

DISTRICT 6A-1
Champion: Pace
Escambia (6-2, 2-2) – Can clinch District Runner-up with win over Washington (Pensacola) AND Pensacola win over Pine Forest AND Milton loss to Pace.
Pensacola (2-6, 2-2)  – Can clinch District Runner-up with win over Pine Forest AND Milton win over Pace AND Escambia loss to Washington (Pensacola).
Milton  (2-7, 2-2) – Can clinch District Runner-up with win over Pace AND Pensacola loss to Pine Forest OR can be eliminated with loss to Pace AND Escambia win over Washington (Pensacola).
Washington (Pensacoal) (3-5, 1-3) – Can be eliminated with loss to Escambia.
Pine Forest (1-8, 1-3) – Can be eliminated with loss to Pensacola.

TIEBREAKER SCENARIO #1: A three-way tie can happen for second place if Milton wins over Pace, Pensacola wins over Pine Forest and Escambia wins over Washington (Pensacola). In this situation Escambia, Milton and Pensacola would all be tied 3-2 in the district and would force a tiebreaker shootout. Escambia would host and take the #1 seed, Pensacola likely would be seeded #2 based upon a win over Milton and Milton would be seeded #3. This would decide a district runner-up.

TIEBREAKER SCENARIO #2: A five-way tie can happen for second place if Milton loses to Pace, Pensacola loses to Pine Forest and Escambia loses to Washington (Pensacola). In this scenario Escambia, Milton, Pine Forest, Pensacola and Washington (Pensacola) would all be tied at 2-3 for second place. Escambia would host in this scenario as they have the best overall record and would get the #1 seed. As for the rest of the seeding, overall records and head-to-heads from the season would come into play to seed the tiebreaker properly. This would decide a District Runner-up.

Editor’s Note: Special thanks to Brady Aymond at the Pensacola News Journal for helping us sort this out on these scenarios for District 6A-1. District 6A-1 literally has seen its fair share of craziness this season and all these scenarios just for this district alone can create a headache while looking at them.

DISTRICT 6A-2
Champion:
Navarre
District Runner-up Game
Fort Walton Beach (3-5, 0-1) at Choctawhatchee (5-3, 0-1) – Winner is District Runner-up, loser is eliminated.

DISTRICT 6A-3
Champion: Ed White
Columbia (7-1, 4-1)
– Can clinch District Runner-up with win over Middleburg OR Can be eliminated with loss to Middleburg AND Orange Park loss to Englewood.
Middleburg (3-5, 3-2) – Can clinch District Runner-up with win over Columbia AND Orange Park loss to Englewood OR can be eliminated with loss to Columbia.
Orange Park (5-3, 3-2) – Can be eliminated with loss to Englewood OR Can be eliminated with Middleburg loss to Columbia.

TIEBREAKER SCENARIO: A three-way tie for second place can happen if Middleburg wins over Columbia and Orange Park wins over Englewood. In this case Columbia, Orange Park and Middleburg would all be tied 4-2. In this scenario, Columbia would host the tiebreaker shootout as it has the best record overall and receive the #1 seed. Orange Park would get the #2 seed and Middleburg would be seeded #3. This would decide a District Runner-up

DISTRICT 6A-4
Champion: St. Augustine
Bartram Trail (3-5, 2-1) – Can clinch District Runner-up with win over Nease.
Creekside (3-6, 2-2) – Can be eliminated with Barttram Trail win over Nease.
Nease (4-4, 1-2) – Can be eliminated with loss to Bartram Trail.

TIEBREAKER SCENARIO: A three-way tie for second place can happen if Nease beast Bartram Trail. If this happens Bartram Trail, Nease and Creekside would be tied at 2-2 forcing a tiebreaker shootout. In this scenario, Nease would host the shootout as they would have the best overall record, with Bartram Trail and Creekside taking the #2 and #3 seeds depending on how Creekside does against Fleming Island this week. This would decide a District Runner-up.

DISTRICT 6A-5
Champion: Gainesville
Runner-up: Citrus

DISTRICT 6A-6
Springstead (7-1, 3-0) – Can clinch District Championship with win over Land O’Lakes OR Can clinch District Runner-up with loss to Land O’Lakes AND Sunlake loss to Fivay.
Sunlake (7-1, 2-1) – Can clinch District Runner-up with win over Fivay AND Land O’Lakes loss to Springstead OR Can be eliminated with loss to Springstead AND Land O’Lakes win over Springstead.
Land O’Lakes (7-1, 2-1) – Can clinch District Championship with win over Springstead AND Sunlake loss to Fivay OR Can be eliminated with loss to Springstead.

TIEBREAKER SCENARIO: A three-way tie could happen if Land O’Lakes wins over Springstead and Sunlake wins against Fivay. In this case Springstead, Sunlake and Land O’Lakes would be tie 3-1 in the district. Sunlake would host and get the #1 seed thanks to its win over Land O’Lakes earlier in the season, with Land O’Lakes getting the #2 seed and Springstead the #3 seed. This would decided both a District Champion and Runner-up.

DISTRICT 6A-7
Champion: Largo
District Runner-up Game 
Venice (6-2, 1-1) at Osceola (Seminole) (5-3, 1-1) – Winner is the District Runner-up, loser is eliminated.

DISTRICT 6A-8
Champion: Armwood
Runner-up: Jefferson

DISTRICT 6A-9
District Championship Game 
Mainland (7-1, 3-0) at Seabreeze (6-1, 3-0) – Winner is District Champion, loser is Runner-up.

DISTRICT 6A-10
Lake Minneola (3-5, 2-0) – Can clinch District Championship with win over Leesburg OR can clinch District Runner-up with loss to Leesburg AND South Lake loss to Edgewater.
Leesburg (6-2, 1-1) – Can clinch District Championship with win over Lake Minneola AND South Lake loss to Edgewater OR can be eliminated with loss to Lake Minneola AND South Lake win over Edgewater.
South Lake (6-2, 1-1) – Can clinch District Runner-up with win over Edgewater AND Leesburg loss to Lake Minneola OR can be eliminated with loss to Edgewater AND Leesburg win over Lake Minneola.
Edgewater (0-8, 0-2) – Can be eliminated with loss to South Lake.

TIEBREAKER SCENARIO #1: A three-way tie for first place can happen if Leesburg wins over Lake Minneola and South Lake wins over Edgewater. In this scenario, Lake Minneola, Leesburg and South Lake would all be tied 2-1 thus resulting in a tiebreaker shootout. South Lake would be the host of the shootout since it beat Leesburg earlier in the season and would get the #1 seed. Leesburg would be seeded #2 while Lake Minneola would get the #3 seed. This would decide both a District Champion and Runner-up.

TIEBREAKER SCENARIO #2: A three-way tie for second place can happen if Leesburg loses to Lake Minneola and Edgewater wins over South Lake. If this happens all three teams would be tied 1-2 thus forcing a tiebreaker shootout. Once again in this scenario, South  Lake would host and get the #1 seed, Leesburg would get the #2 seed while Edgewater would be seeded #3. This would decide a District Runner-up.

DISTRICT 6A-11
Champion: Winter Haven
District Runner-up Game
Lake Gibson (5-2, 1-1) at Sebring (5-3, 1-1) – Winner is Runner-up, loser is eliminated.

DISTRICT 6A-12
South Fort Myers (6-2, 2-0) – Can clinch District Championship with win over Lehigh OR can clinch District Runner-up with loss to Lehigh AND Ida Baker loss to East Lee County.
Ida Baker (8-1, 1-1) – Can clinch District Runner-up with win over East Lee County AND South Fort Myers win over Lehigh OR Can be eliminated with loss to East Lee County AND Lehigh win over South Fort Myers.
Lehigh (1-7, 1-1) – Can clinch District Championship with win over South Fort Myers AND  Ida Baker loss to Lehigh OR Can be eliminated with loss to South Fort Myers AND Ida Baker win over East Lee County.
East Lee County (0-7, 0-2)  – Can be eliminated with loss to Ida Baker OR Lehigh win over South Fort Myers.

TIEBREAKER SCENARIO #1: A three-way tie for first place can happen if Lehigh wins over South Fort Myers and Ida Baker wins over East Lee County. In this scenario Ida Baker, South Fort Myers and Lehigh would all be tied 2-1, forcing a tiebreaker shootout. Ida Baker would host the shootout as it would have the best overall record and get the #1 seed. South Fort Myers would get the #2 seed while Lehigh gets seeded #3.

TIEBREAKER SCENARIO #2: A three-way tie for second place can happen if Ida Baker loses to East Lee County and Lehigh loses to South Fort Myers. In this scenario, Ida Baker, Lehigh and East Lee County would be tied at 1-2 forcing a tiebreaker shootout. Ida Baker once again would host in this scenario and get the #1 seed, with Lehigh being seeded #2 and East Lee County taking the #3 seed.

DISTRICT 6A-13
Champion: Naples
Palmetto Ridge (5-3, 2-1) – Can clinch District Runner-up with win over Estero OR Can be elimianted with loss to Estero.
Estero (3-5, 1-2) – Can clinch District Runner- up with win over Palmetto Ridge OR Can be eliminated with loss to Palmetto Ridge.

DISTRICT 6A-14
District Championship Game 
Bayside (7-1, 5-0) at Heritage (8-0, 5-0)  – Winner is the champion, loser is the Runner-up.

DISTRICT 6A-15
Champion: Dillard
District Runner-up Game
Hallandale (8-1, 5-1) at Boynton Beach (8-1, 5-1) – Winner is the Runner-up, loser is eliminated.

DISTRICT 6A-16
Champion: Miami Central
Miami Carol City (5-3, 2-1) – Can clinch District Runner-up with win over Miami Norland.
Miami Northwestern (4-4, 1-2)  – Can be eliminated with loss to Homestead OR Miami Carol City win over Miami Norland.
Miami Norland (2-6, 1-2) – Can be eliminated with loss to Miami Carol City.

TIEBREAKER SCENARIO: A three-way tie for second place can happen if Miami Carol City loses to Miami Norland and Miami Northwestern wins over Homestead. In this scenario Miami Carol City, Miami Northwestern and Miami Norland would all be tied 2-2 and thus forcing a tiebreaker shootout. Miami Carol City would be the host and take the #1 seed, with Miami Northwestern taking the #2 seed and Miami Norland being seeded #3.

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