By Joshua Wilson
February 21, 2024

Over 60 games were played on Tuesday with some great results including some box scores and recaps submitted by coaches and those compile by the FloridaHSFootball.com team from flag football games for Tue. February 20, 2024.

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Mainland (Daytona Beach) 27, Deltona 6

School   Q1   Q2   Q3   Q4.  Total
Deltona   0      6      0     0          6
Mainland 0     13     0    14       27

Brielle Jackson led the Buccaneers to their first win of the season over Deltona with four total touchdowns.  in her first start after transferring from Seabreeze during the offseason. Jackson went 22-of-35 passing for 217 yards and three touchdowns along with the one rushing touchdown. Kiera Williams led the defense with eight flag pulls and four sacks while Clinque Maddox had five flag pulls and two sacks. – Box score provided by Mainland assistant coach Noah Weigand

Forgot to post this yesterday but what a way to start the season 27-6 over @DeltonaFlag pic.twitter.com/Tli5lLh8qc

— MHS Flag Football (@mainlandFF) February 21, 2024

St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale) 43, Somerset Academy Central Miramar 0

The Raiders were led by Stella Gutierrez’s five first-half passing touchdowns and never looked back as they took Warriors to task. Sherice Newton and Mama Varhalmi each had two touchdowns while Kymora Marley and Sophia Naasca each had a touchdown. Talia Harriott, Mia Chang and Samantha Bishop each led the Raiders defense with one interception each.

DeLand 6, Spruce Creek 0

In what could be the biggest upset of the night, DeLand stunned last year’s regional finalist Spruce Creek to open the season thanks to Kenna Harkness’s one touchdown pass to Tasha Williams which proved to be the only score of the game. Harkness finished the game 7-of-13 passing for 110 yards. Desi Lemay and Dejah Mitchell each had a sack on defense while Lemay finished with three flag pulls while Mitchell recorded two flag pulls for the Bulldogs.

Western (David) 35, Deerfield Beach 0

The WIldcats opened their season at home with a thrashing of the visiting Bucks led by AnaBella Puccio going 13-of-22 passing for 169 yards and three touchdowns while also adding one score on the ground. Kailyn Echevarria was the leading receiver for the Wildcats with 65 yards while Paola Almodovar led the team on defense with three flag pulls while Lauren Holschauer had an interception.

Jensen Beach 19, South Fork (Stuart) 0

School   Q1   Q2   Q3   Q4.  Total
Jensen Beach   6      0      7     6      19
South Fork  0     0     0    0       0

Going on the road to open the season, the Falcons got an impressive showing from Lizzie Fitzwater who had one rushing and one receiving touchdown to led the team in scoring. Joy Bocanegra scored the other touchdown for the Falcons to move to 1-0 on the season. – Box score provided by Jensen Beach Head Coach Aaron Gilbert

@JFlagfb with the win, 19-0 over @SFHSFlagFB . Strong game by the defense and efficient work by the offense. First home game of the season this Thursday against @PBGWFlagFB .Go Falcons! @Andy_Villamarzo @JulySanProd @TCPalmPrepZone @FlaHSFootball pic.twitter.com/mGm2tXeSAU

— JBHS FlagFB (@JFlagfb) February 21, 2024

Pace 29, Booker T. Washington (Pensacola) 6

Amaya Pablo got things going for the Patriots with 231 yards passing and three touchdowns while adding 45 yards rushing. Emma Sutton had 63 yards receiving on five catches and two touchdowns, while Aisley Shields had a 64 yards receiving and a touchdown. Sutton also recorded two sacks for the Patriots while Shields and Emily Neal each had a touchdown in the victory over the Wildcats.

The ladies picked up the win tonight against Washington, 29-6! We were led by Junior @AmayaPablo19 who had 3 TD passes, Sophomore Emma Sutton had 2 TD catches, and Senior @aisleyshields in her flag debut with a Pick Six and a TD catch! #Team6 #PaceFlagFB #UnderArmour #GoPatriots

— Pace High School Flag Football (@PaceFlagFB) February 21, 2024

Niceville 32, Tate (Cantonment) 0

The Eagles moved to 2-0 on the season behind a combined four passing touchdowns from Payton Carter and Cloe Rich by drubbing the visiting Aggies. Layla Hughes led the team in receiving with 7 catches for 107 yards receiving and three touchdowns. Airianna Jerz led the Eagles with seven flag pulls on defense while Hughes intercepted three passes.

Big night for the lady Eagles! JV with a big win 21-0 over Tate HS and Varsity 32-0! @NHSEagles1 @NicevilleEagles @nhs_stats @PaulaMims22 @FlaHSFootball pic.twitter.com/P6vgL7UpPi

— Niceville Flag (@NicevilleFlag) February 21, 2024

Park Vista (Lake Worth) 45, Cardinal Newman (West Palm Beach) 0

Getting the season going for the Cobras, Jordana Well had a huge night, going 32-of-40 passing for 242 yards and five touchdowns to lead Park Vista to victory. Gia D’Arrigo lead the Cobras defensively with six flag pulls, two sacks and an interception.

Somerset Canyons (Boynton Beach) 37, Pahokee 0

Ava Wotipka started off her freshman season with 185 yards passing on 9-of-11 completions along five touchdowns to led the Cougars easily past the Blue Devils on the road. Jayda Simmons led the team with receiving with six catches for 138 yards and three touchdowns. Cameron Celce led the team on defense with five flag pulls and two sacks while Julissa Vaden had two interceptions.

Great way to start the season tonight!!! JV with a 25-6 win & Varsity with a 37-0 win. Both games had their highs and lows but the girls play amazing and fought to the end #family #weothers @CougarsFlag @CoachTinsley_SC @CoachQuincySC @Coach_Sime81

— CoachNickSC (@CoachNickSC) February 21, 2024

Trinity Catholic (Ocala) 24, Keystone Heights 7

The Celtics opened the season with a victory over the Indians led by Madison Boyd’s 182 yards passing and four touchdowns to get the Celtics the win. Boyd also added 38 yards rushing while McKenna Yates led in receiving with 59 yards on four catches and two touchdowns. Heaven Sanders recorded three sacks along with five flag pulls and a pass deselection to lead the defense for the Celtics.

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Sandalwood (Jacksonville) 24, Baldwin 20

The Saints emerged victorious over a tough Indians squad thanks to Kirsten Gudmalin’s two rushing touchdowns to get the season started. Gudmalin finished the game with five carries for 65 yards. For Baldwin, Charlotte Minnon had a strong game with 213 yards passing and three touchdowns. while Karea Blackshear led the team with five flag pulls.

Lincoln Park Academy (Fort Pierce) 47, Morningside Academy (Port St. Lucie) 0

The Greyhounds started their season off with a convincing victory over the Eagles led by Leah Murphy’s 136 yards passing and three touchdowns. Kathryn Kinzer scored a rushing touchdown while Iris Vargas led the team in receiving with 51 yards and a touchdowns. Emma Ware who is only a seventh grader recorded three sacks for the Greyhounds as Labels Cornett and Kylah Tiger each had two interceptions each.

Crescent City 13, Atlantic (Port Orange) 12

The Raiders finally got over the hump against a team that has had their number of the last few years as the Raiders as Kirabella Williams threw the game winning score to Alyssa Hormsobath while a group of defenders blocked Atlantic to keep the tying extra-point out of the end zone. Williams went 9-of-15 passing for 93 yards and two scores while rushing for 82 yards. – Info via Corey Davis, Palatka Daily News

Nova (Davie) 34, Coral Springs 0

Serenity Simonette led with 139 yards passing and a touchdown along with two rushing touchdowns and 41 yards to help guided the Titans to their first victory of the season. Leahna Lily led the defense with three sacks along with three flag pulls while three interceptions were also recorded by the defense.

AIE Academy (Miami Springs) 13, Jewish Culture (Miami) 6

The Aviators edged out the Lions at home on Tuesday afternoon with Jenny Perez throwing for a touchdown while Samantha Ayerdis had 24 carries for 81 yards rushing a touchdown along with three catches for 50 yards and a score.

Santa Fe (Alachua) 36, St. John Lutheran (Ocala) 0

After scoring zero points in their first season as a program in 2023, the Raiders are on the move as they scored their first regular season points as a program to open the season. This comes on the heels of their performance at the 2024 Jaguars PREP Girls Flag Football Preseason Classic in Jacksonville.

Ridgeview Global (Davenport) 31, Kathleen (Lakeland) 0

Makayla Severson led the Explorers with 12 points thanks to two rushing touchdowns in the victory over the visiting Red Devils on Tuesday to give Ridgeview Global their first win of the season. Leiah Rakowski, Leeani Arroyo and Annabella DeFranco each had an interception on defense.

Other Final Scores

Archbishop McCarthy (Southwest Ranches) 12, Monarch (Coconut Creek) 0

Atlantic (Delray Beach) 7, Palm Beach Central (Wellington) 0

Bayshore Christian (Tampa) 9, Seffner Christian 0

Blanche Ely (Pompano Beach) 13, South Plantation 0

Boyd Anderson (Lauderdale Lakes) 6, Dillard (Fort Lauderdale) 2

Bradford (Starke) 39, Ridgeview (Orange Park) 0

Brooks DeBartolo (Tampa) 13, Bell Creek Academy (Riverview) 7

Buchholz (Gainesville) 32, Lake Weir (Ocala) 0

Central (Brooksville) 7, Citrus (Inverness) 0

Countryside (Clearwater) 20, Dunedin 0

Crestview 57, Pensacola 0

Davenport 12, Haines City 7

Dwyer 25, John I. Leonard (Greenacres) 0

East Ridge (Clermont) 26, Lake Buena Vista (Orlando) 0

Fleming Island 13, Middleburg 0

Florida Deaf & Blind (St. Augustine) 25, Global Outreach Charter (Jacksonville) 0

Florida High (Tallahassee) 42, Chiles (Tallahassee) 0

Forest (Ocala) 33, North Marion (Citra) 0

Fort Pierce Central 12, Jupiter 0

Gibbs (St. Petersburg) 18, Boca Ciega (Gulfport) 0

Hillsborough (Tampa) 25, Leto (Tampa) 0

Lake Brantley (Altamonte Springs) 12, Crooms Academy (Sanford) 0

Lake Howell (Winter Park) 13, Seminole (Sanford) 0

Lake Nona (Orlando) 24, Oak Ridge (Orlando) 0

Martin County (Stuart) 39, John Carroll (Fort Pierce) 0

Mandarin (Jacksonville) 44, Wolfson (Jacksonville) 0

Miami Southridge 26, Miami Norland 0

Mount Dora 34, Eustis 6

North Miami 6, Miami Beach 0

Osceola (Kissimmee) 46, Tohopekaliga (Kissimmee) 0

Oviedo 20, Hagerty (Oviedo) 0

Paxon (Jacksonville) 63, Englewood (Jacksonville) 0

Piper (Sunrise) 54, Hallandale 0

Royal Palm Beach 33, Boca Raton 0

Seabreeze (Daytona Beach) 13, Flagler Palm Coast 0

Somerset South Homestead 32, Monsignor Pace (Miami Gardens) 0

Southwest Miami 6, American (Hialeah) 0

Suncoast (Riviera Beach) 32, Santaluces (Lantana) 0

Tampa Catholic 27, Brandon 6

Taylor County (Perry) 27, Wakulla (Crawfordville) 27

University (Orlando) 20, Evans (Orlando) 0

The Villages 27, Dunnellon 0

Vero Beach 12, Treasure Coast 6

Winter Park 20, Gateway (Kissimmee) 0

Did Not Report

Colonial (Orlando) at Freedom (Orlando)

Downtown Doral at Miami Edison

Frostproof at Mulberry

Gulf Breeze at Destin

Ida Bake (Cape Coral) at Gateway (Fort Myers)

Lake Minneola at Tavares

Mater Academy Bay (Miami) at Archbishop Carroll (Miami)

Mater Lakes Academy (Hialeah Gardens) at iMater Charter (Hialeah)

Miami at Mater Academy (Hialeah Gardens)

Olympic Heights (Boca Raton) at SLAM Academy (West Palm Beach)

Pine Ridge (Deltona) at Taylor (Pierson)