Here is the Miami-Dade & The Keys Top 10 regional rankings after Week 3.
1. Booker T. Washington
Record: 4-0
Previous: 1
Comment: Easily handled Miami Carol City on Friday night in a 38-14 win to continue a state-best 30 game win streak.
This Week: vs. Miami Jackson, Friday
2. Miami Central
Record: 3-1
Previous: 2
Comment: Rockets smashed Coral Reef 47-0, but are the rockets ready for a real test this week against undefeated Columbus?
This Week: vs. No. 3 Columbus, Thursday
3. Columbus
Record: 3-0
Previous: 4
Comment: Won by one point over district rival Coral Gables, to take sole possession of first place in District 8A-14. However, the Explorers must get ready for a test this week with Miami Central on the road.
This Week: at No. 2 Miami Central, Thursday
4. Miami Killian
Record: 3-0
Previous: 5
Comment: The Cougars are showing pure domination so far in their first three games and things look to continue in that direction.
This Week: vs. Coral Reef, Thursday
5. Westminster Christian
Record: 3-0
Previous: 6
Comment: Held off 5A Immokalee 16-11 to remain undefeated. Will face a tough challenge at Boynton Beach this week.
This Week: at Boynton Beach, Friday
6. Coral Gables
Record: 2-1
Previous: 3
Comment: Cavaliers fail to secure a win over Columbus last week to take a lead in their district, but a bye week this week will help the Cavaliers rest up before getting back on the field next week.
This Week: Bye Week
7. Miami Northwestern
Record: 1-1
Previous: 7
Comment: The Bulls were off last week and will open up district play this week against Miami Carol City
This Week: vs. Miami Carol City, Saturday
8. Southwest Miami
Record: 2-0
Previous: 8
Comment: The Eagles were off this past week and will start district play this week at Belen Jesuit.
This Week: at Belen Jesuit, Friday
9. South Dade
Record: 2-1
Previous: 9
Comment: The Buccaneers rebound even more with a win over American last week.
This Week: at Miami Palmetto, Friday
10. Miami Jackson
Record: 1-0
Previous: NR
Comment: Jackson showed good form in what would have been a 19-14 win over Miami Norland, which has now been ruled no contest due to weather.
This Week: at No. 1 Booker T. Washington
Dropped out: No. 10 Miami Sunset (2-0)










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