Seminole Ridge extends undefeated streak to 45 games
Class 2A’s No. 1 ranked team, the Seminole Ridge Hawks (Loxahatchee) continued their undefeated streak to 45 games on Monday night with a 21-6 road victory over Everglades (Miramar).
The current win streak dates back to 2015 after coming off a loss in the 2014 FHSAA Flag Football State Championship game against Robinson (Tampa).
According to the Palm Beach Post, Ashley Hollandsworth and Kristi Kemper each scored a touchdown while Ayanna Wiltshire had a pick-six for the Hawks in the win.
Seminole Ridge flag football defeated Everglades (Miramar) 21-6 Monday night.
— Ridge Athletics (@SRRidgeSports) April 17, 2017
Martin County gives up its first points on the season
It was another big win for 2A No. 2 Martin County (Stuart) as they moved 10-0 on the season, defeating 1A No. 14 Fort Pierce Westwood, 25-6, according to TC Palm.
Varsity Flag Football takes down Westwood 25-6. Now 10-0. Through ten games team has given up…only six points!!! @TCPalmPrepZone
— MCHS Athletics (@MartinCoSports) April 17, 2017
While it was the first points given up by the Tigers in the first 10 games this season, it was still a big night as Elizabeth Moberg threw two touchdown passes while Haleigh Powers had a pick-six return.
Martin County host Jupiter on Thursday evening with a 5:30 p.m. EDT start time.
Robinson shutouts yet another opponent with team-record on interceptions
Class 1A’s No. 1 ranked Robinson Knights (Tampa) add one more win to their already impressive season with a 53-0 thrashing over Spoto that included a team-record eight interceptions being nabbed during the game for the South Tampa team.
8th shutout this season,
we had 8 interceptions, a team record.
2: @em_drapes , @mckentz , @sbailey5906
1: @charlottetuohy @hollandbakker— RobinsonFlagFootball (@RobinsonFlag) April 18, 2017
QB Olivia Salzman threw for five touchdowns, while Emily Draper has two touchdowns on the night and picked off two of the visiting Spartans passes. However, the biggest stat might be Emily Kemp who added two touchdowns on the night to bring her total on the season to 24 touchdowns.
The win puts the Knight’s at 11-0 on the season with just one game remaining against Alonso at home next Monday night at Jack Peter Field in South Tampa.
Matanzas on a roll
The Matanzas (Palm Coast) Flag Football program keeps on making noise this year and has already made some statements in the process including leading Mainland for the majority of their game last week until the Buccaneers stormed back for the win.
However, for the Pirates, their season is following on the success that boys varsity football team has had over the last couple of years.
After today, the Pirates improved to 6-1 on the season after 22-6 win over crosstown rival, Flagler Palm Coast and is already guaranteed a spot in the district tournament in two weeks.
Your Pirates Flag w/ the 22-6 victory over the Dogs on Senior night. #PirateStrong #BBQ 🍗 pic.twitter.com/hLiabtLxAg
— Rich Weber (@CoachWeber38) April 17, 2017
Fly the flag! 22-6 victory over the team down south! @FlaHSFootball pic.twitter.com/zD3r1uHzoV
— Tom Wooleyhan MSE (@CoachTWooleyhan) April 17, 2017
Plant wins big once again
The Plant Panthers (Tampa) easily kept showing why the are one of the Top 5 teams in the state as they easily rolled by Gaither (Tampa) with a big 41-6 win.
The Panthers are now 8-2 on the season and guaranteed a spot in the upcoming District 2A-7 tournament in two weeks.
We absolutely ❤️ playing under the lights at Dad's Stadium. Congrats to both Varsity and JV for two great showings tonight! #1team1mission pic.twitter.com/XIo5JWV9G2
— PlantFlagFB (@PlantFlagFB) April 18, 2017
JV wins big 21-0 in game 1.
Varsity stays perfect in the District with a 41-6 win.
— PlantFlagFB (@PlantFlagFB) April 18, 2017
Other Flag Football Scores From Monday Night
Terry Parker (Jacksonville) 55, Andrew Jackson (Jacksonville) 0
Varela (Miami) 30, Miami Coral Park 6
Englewood (Jacksonville), Baldwin 6
Blake (Tampa) 33, Middleton (Tampa) 0
Brandon 44, Durant (Plant City) 19
East Bay (Gibsonton) 33, Lennard (Ruskin) 0
Apopka 34, Jones (Orlando) 13
Wekiva (Apopka) 20, Evans (Orlando) 19
Tampa Bay Tech 19, King (Tampa) 18
Steinbrenner (Lutz) 7, Leto (Tampa) 0
Wharton (Tampa) 27, Armwood (Seffner) 7
Cypress Creek (Orlando) 13, St. Cloud 6
Suncoast (Riviera Beach) 19, Boynton Beach 6
Somerset Canyons (Boynton Beach) 14, Inlet Grove (Riviera Beach) 0
Olympic Heights (Boca Raton) 19, Village Academy (Delray Beach) 0
Dwyer (Palm Beach Gardens) 33, Lake Worth 0
Pembroke Pines Charter 30, Pompano Beach 0
Piper (Sunrise) 13, Hallandale 0
Monarch (Coconut Creek) 28, Flanagan (Pembroke Pines) 6
Cypress Bay (Weston) 7, Hollywood Hills 6
Timber Creek (Orlando) 21, East River (Orlando) 0
