Week 2 for the 2018 Flag Football season was a bit quiet among the All-Classification Top 25 as a lot of teams were on Spring Break this past week.
Here is a recap of how the Top 25 faired for Week 2:
1. Robinson (Tampa) (1A), 1-0 — OFF
2. Alonso (Tampa) (2A), 2-0 — OFF
3. Plant (Tampa) (2A), 2-0 — OFF
4. Seminole Ridge (Loxahatchee) (2A), 2-0 — d. Palm Beach Central (Wellington) (2A) 38-0; d. Palm Beach Gardens (2A), 24-0
5. Miami Edison (1A), 3-0 — d. Miami Central (1A), 75-0
6. Choctawhatchee (Fort Walton Beach) (1A), 3-0 — d. Escambia (Pensacola) (2A), 83-0; d. Washington (Pensacola), 40-0
7. Godby (Tallahassee), 1-0 — OFF
8. Cooper City (2A), 3-0 — d. McArthur (Hollywood) (2A) 21-0
9. Dr. Phillips (2A), 3-0 — d. Olympia (Orlando) (2A), 19-0; d. Evans (Orlando) (2A), 20-0
10. Jensen Beach (1A), 1-0 — OFF
11. Harmony (1A), 4-0 — d. Edgewater (Orlando) (1A), 20-0; d. Liberty (Kissimmee), 26-0
12. Park Vista (Lake Worth) (2A), 3-0 — d. Forest Hill (2A), 27-0
13. St. Cloud (2A), 3-0 — d. Gateway (Kissimmee), 16-0; d. Celebration (2A), 8-0
14. Dwyer (Palm Beach Gardens) (2A), 2-1 — LOST TO No. 17 Jupiter (2A), 6-0
15. Piper (Sunrise) (2A), 3-0 — d. Plantation, 34-0
16. Clay (Green Cove Springs) (1A), 1-0 — OFF
17. Jupiter (2A), 4-0 — d. No. 14 Dwyer (2A), 6-0; d. Wellington (2A), 7-6 (OT)
18. Pembroke Pines Charter (1A), 4-0 — d. Somerset Academy (Pembroke Pines) (1A), 6-0; d. Somerset Central Miramar (1A), 27-0
19. Terry Parker (Jacksonville) (1A), 2-0 — OFF
20. Lincoln (Tallahassee) (1A), 1-1 — OFF
21. Miami Jackson (1A), 2-0 — d. TERRA Institute (Miami) (1A), 45-0
22. Wharton (Tampa) (2A), 2-0 — OFF
23. Glades Central (Belle Glades) (1A), 3-0 — d. Okeechobee (1A), 37-0
24. Dr. Krop (Miami) (2A), 4-0 — d. Hialeah Gardens (2A), 35-0; d. Mater Academy (Hialeah Gardens) (2A), 20-6
25. Rickards (Tallahassee), 0-0 — OFF
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