FLAG FOOTBALL: Flag Football Final for Fri. Feb. 21, 2025

Welcome to the fifth of our Flag Football Finals for the 2025 Girls Flag Football Season in Florida.

Each Flag Football Final will provide you scores from around the state on games played along with extended recaps on some of the top games and highlight top performances each day. Usually these articles will run the next day on most days each week during the season. Sometimes you might see scores from several days ago that have finally been reported and we will make sure those are reported if and when we find them.

For coaches who would like to provide us a detailed box score can do so by sending in your box score report by using our form by clicking here.

FLAG FOOTBALL FINAL FOR FRI., FEB. 21, 2025

FLORIDA TOP 25

No. 19 Miami Edison 20, No. 2 Miami Palmetto 19

In a squeaker, the Red Raiders pulled off the first massive upset of the season, knocking off a Top 5 team in the process. While we do not have full statistics yet for the Red Raiders, it appears Miami Palmetto quarterback Ava Alvarez struggled at points in the game throwing two interceptions despite going 15-of-27 for 184 yards and two touchdowns. Although Alvarez accounted for a rushing touchdown a couple of missed extra points were the difference in this game.

No. 4 Fort Pierce Central 26, Park Vista (Lake Worth) 14

The Cobras picked up their third win of the season with Adrienne Rivera going 18-of-24 passing for 221 yards and three touchdowns while adding 31 yards rushing on six carries. Kailee Grone led Fort Pierce Central in receiving with 81 yards on two receptions and a touchdown. Karla Timothy had two interceptions on defense.

3️⃣-0️⃣What a great start to the season👏👏👏 The Cobra Bowl had plenty of people step up in critical situations! Below are our impact players and plays of the game! #startunknown #finishunforgettable@najitobias @EraPrep @Whatthomassayss @FlaHSFootball @Andy_Villamarzo pic.twitter.com/b72NDG9A36

— Fort Pierce Central Flag Football (@cobraflag) February 22, 2025

No. 5 Alonso (Tampa) 25, No. 21 Paxon (Jacksonville) 0

The Ravens stay perfect on the season after shutting out the Golden Eagles as Gabby Werr went 12-of-23 passing for 164 yards and two touchdowns while Riley Merideth led Alonso in flag pulls with six and Ella Adent and Shea Plantz each accounted for an interception each.

No. 6 St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale) 26, Pembroke Pines Charter 6

Sherice Newton threw for four touchdown passes while Sianna Gonzalez hauled in three touchdown receptions as the Raiders picked up their second victory of the season.

No. 13 Clay (Green Cove Springs) 31, Dunnellon 0

The Blue Devils went on the road for their first game of the season and thumped the host Tigers to get their first win of the new season.

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Sandalwood (Jacksonville) 13, No. 14 Ed White (Jacksonville) 6

In the Jacksonville Jaguars Girls Flag Football Game of the Week, the No. 14 Commanders couldn’t hold up against a Saints team that had suffered a setback the day before, dropping their first game of the season.

GAME OF THE WEEK IS BACK!@Jaguars | @ActionSportsJax https://t.co/aA60KGtBIT pic.twitter.com/uhr6rNNFAD

— Adriel Rocha (@Adriel_Rocha) February 21, 2025

No. 16 Florida High (Tallahassee) 38, Tocoi Creek (St. Augustine) 0

The Seminoles pitched their third straight shutout of the seasons with a 38-0 thumping of the Toros to move to 3-0 on the season.

New Smyrna Beach 27, No. 25 Fleming Island 6

It could be a long struggle for Fleming Island in 2025 after they drop their first game of the season in cold and windy conditions on the road in New Smyrna Beach. According to Fleming Island statistician Mike Lyons, New Smyrna Beach quarterback Emma Corr was responsible for all four of the Barracudas’ touchdowns (three rushing, one passing) while accounting for an interception on defense while the Golden Eagles were without their starting quarterback on offense. The Barracudas move to 2-0 on the season with the victory.

The cold and wind couldn't stop the ladies from playing tonight. JV ties 0-0 (1-0-1) while the Varsity wins 27-6 (2-0) over Fleming Island. Also congrats to our girls basketball team who is headed to the final 4 for 1st time in school history @FlaHSFootball @cudasnsb pic.twitter.com/RDdHc8lQHR

— NSB FLAGFOOTBALL (@FlagfootballNsb) February 22, 2025

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CLASS 1A TOP 10

No. 4 Tampa Catholic 46, Bayshore Christian (Tampa) 0

The Crusaders picked up their second win of the season behind the arms and legs of Ava Kopp as she threw for 244 yards passing and three touchdowns while also rushing for 51 yards on 10 carries and scoring three more touchdowns to carry Tampa Catholic to a win over host Faith Warriors. Izzy Rein had 111 yards receiving on five receptions and a touchdown while Isabella Maldonado recorded seven flag pulls and interception on defense.

Game 2 Final!
2 solid district wins in week 1! pic.twitter.com/RkBGqwVLO2

— Tampa Catholic Girls Flag Football (@TampaFlag) February 21, 2025

No. 9 Suwannee (Live Oak) 14, Lincoln (Tallahassee) 0

The visiting Bulldogs handed the host Trojans another loss as Suwannee moves to 2-0 on the season.

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MORE FRIDAY SCORES

Atlantic (Port Orange) 10, Deltona 6

Atlantic Coast (Jacksonville) 20, First Coast (Jacksonville) 6

Bell Creek Academy (Riverview) 13, Indian Rocks Christian (Largo) 0

Bonita Springs 6, Estero 0

Centennial (Port St. Lucie) 12, Sebastian River 0

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Destin 47, Pensacola 0

Dr. Joaquin Garcia (Lake Worth) 30, Dwyer (Palm Beach Gardens) 0

East Lake (Tarpon Springs) 19, Dunedin 0

Ferguson (Miami) 6, Hialeah Gardens 0

Fort Myers 12, Ida Baker (Cape Coral) 7

Frostproof 6, Bartow 0

Haines City 37, Avon Park 14

Keystone Heights 18, Orange Park 12

Mater Academy (Hialeah Gardens) 13, Mater Lakes Academy (Miami) 12

Mitchell (New Port Richey) 13, Anclote (Holiday) 0

Mitchell (New Port Richey) 13, River Ridge (New Port Richey) 6

Oakleaf (Orange Park) 20, Andrew Jackson (Jacksonville) 6

Oxbridge Academy (West Palm Beach) 38, The Pine School (Stuart) 0

1,2,3…… 3-0 for the week. Big win 38-0 today. @MuckCityMedia @pbphighschools @FlaHSFootball @Andy_Villamarzo @ESPNTop63 @EraPrep @LianiGil10 @ChloeReimer19 @leilani_benzing @pbpsports pic.twitter.com/uFo0CnBHlH

— Remington Young (@RemingtonYoung) February 21, 2025

Palm Glades Prep (Miami) 44, Redland Christian (Miami) 0

Plantation 9, Blanche Ely (Pompano Beach) 6

River Ridge (New Port Richey) 12, Gulf (New Port Richey) 7

Sebring 6, Lakewood Ranch (Bradenton) 0

Westwood Christian (Miami) 13, True North (Miami) 7

SCORES NOT REPORTED

Miami Beach at Miami Springs

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TOP PERFORMANCES FROM FRIDAY

WR Sianna Gonzalez, St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale), So. – Had three touchdown receptions as the Raiders went on to defeat Pembroke Pines Charter 26-6.

QB Ava Kopp, Tampa Catholic, Sr. – Went 13-of-23 passing for 244 yards and three touchdowns while rushing for 51 yards on 10 carries and three more touchdowns in a 46-0 victory over Faith Christian.

QB Maliyah Newton, Dr. Joaquin Garcia (Lake Worth), Fr. – Went 28-of-41 passing for 230 yards and four touchdowns and added one rushing touchdowns in a 30-0 victory over Dwyer.

QB Sherice Newton, St. Thomas Aquinas, Sr. – Threw for four touchdown passes in 26-6 victory over Pembroke Pines Charter.

WR Abigail Quinn, Dr. Joaquin Garcia (Lake Worth), Sr. – Hauled in nine catches for 118 yards and four touchdowns in a 30-0 win over Dwyer.

QB Adrienne Rivera, Fort Pierce Central, Sr. – Went 18-of-24 passing for 221 yards and three touchdowns in a 26-14 victory over Park Vista.

R Tionna Waters, Dr. Joaquin Garcia (Lake Worth), Fr. – Recorded four sacks along with four quarterback hurries and six flag pulls in a 30-0 victory over Dwyer.

QB Gabby Werr, Alonso (Tampa), Jr. – Went 12-of-23 passing for 164 yards and two touchdowns in a 25-0 victory over Paxon.

S/WR Sarriah Williams, Atlantic Coast (Jacksonville), Jr. – Recorded six flag pulls and five sacks on defense while helping guide the Stingrays to a 20-6 victory over First Coast.