![University Christian (Jacksonville) picked up the first win in their first season on Monday night in a victory over Oakleaf (Orange Park). [@ucs_athletics/Instagram]](https://floridahsfootball.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Flag-Football-Final-Featured-University-Christian.jpg)
Welcome to the seventh 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.
Coaches who would like to provide us with a detailed box score can do so by sending in your box score report using our form by clicking here.
FLAG FOOTBALL FINAL FOR MON., FEB. 24, 2025
FLORIDA TOP 25
No. 1 Robinson (Tampa) 21, Plant (Tampa) 0
Haidyn Spano went 14-of-25 passing for 135 yards and a touchdown in their victory over rival Plant. Spano also led in rushing with 43 yards and two more touchdowns while contributing on defense with an interception and a flag pull. Sarah Williams caught three passes for 37 yards and a touchdown while Jasmyn Mitchner contributed with three catches for 41 yards and a sack.
Lots of rain and wind, but we were able to grind out two victories over our Rival @PlantFlagFB
— RobinsonFlagFootball (@RobinsonFlag) February 25, 2025
Both games were hard fought as both JV and Varsity teams struggled to move the ball consistently. The Panthers have a good season ahead of them at both levels. #X #21
No. 2 Lennard (Ruskin) 2, Newsome (Lithia) 0
In a rain-soaked game and then some, with rain going sideways, the only score was a safety from Newsome, which gave the Longhorns the victory and allowed them to remain undefeated in the 2025 season. Head Coach Travis Combs reported to FloridaHSFootball.com that the Longhorns had two dropped touchdowns in the end zone due to the inclement weather in Ruskin.
Varsity improves to 3-0 and JV comes up short during the February Hurricane !!! The process continues tomorrow !!!! URGENCY TO IMPROVE #UNFINISHEDBUSINESS @FlaHSFootball @SouthShorePreps pic.twitter.com/H6gefJBkMp
— Lennard Flag Football (@LonghornsFlagFB) February 25, 2025
No. 4 Alonso (Tampa) 34, Wharton (Tampa) 0
Gabby Werr went 15-of-23 in passing for 167 yards and two touchdowns. Maja Rowe stood out defensively for the Ravens with 6 flag pulls and an interception that was returned for a touchdown. Mia Garcia recorded two sacks and two flag pulls while Bri Lozada recorded three flag pulls and a sack in the victory. Shea Plantz led Alonso with 50 yards receiving on three receptions and a touchdown.
No. 8 Miami Edison 18, Hialeah Gardens 13
Rakyia Louis went 25-of-34 passing for 248 yards and three touchdowns for the Red Raiders as they slipped by the Gladiators. Malaysia David led in receiving on 10 receptions for 105 yards, while three other receivers had receiving touchdowns. Jennifer Burton led the defense with four sacks and seven flag pulls.
Chiles (Tallahassee) 7, No. 12 Florida High (Tallahassee) 6
A missed extra point was the difference between the two Tallahassee programs. Chiles, who is currently ranked No. 10 in Class 3A, picked up their first win while giving Florida High their first loss of the 2025 season. Charlotte Reynolds went 8-of-24 passing for 100 yards for Chile and threw the only touchdown for the Timberwolves. Ali Harllee led the defense with six flag pulls, five sacks and 10 quarterback hurries, while Kendall Sadberry scored the lone passing touchdown and had four receptions for 75 yards.
No. 13 Miami Southridge 57, Westwood Christian 0
Quarterback Mary Quinones went 12-of-13 passing for 152 yards and four touchdowns to give the Spartans their third victory of 2025. Anitra Charlton and Sophia Henriques recorded two sacks each, while Zaria Evans led the team in receiving six receptions for 68 yards and two touchdowns.
No. 14 Steinbrenner (Lutz) 19, Strawberry Crest (Dover) 13 (OT)
The Warriors won in overtime on the road against the host Chargers. While no stats from Steinbrenner have been posted yet, Steinbrenner was down 13-6 going into the fourth quarter before forcing overtime. For Strawberry Crest, Zoe Surrency went 13-of-24 passing for 138 yards and a touchdown while also leading in rushing with 33 yards and a touchdown. Ariana Ruiz caught four passes for 22 yards and a touchdown, while Nasma Ador recorded 3 sacks along with three flag pulls as Blaklee House and Emerald Swain led the Chargers in flag pulls with five each.
Ribault (Jacksonville) 20, No. 18 Stanton (Jacksonville) 19 (OT)
A missed extra point in overtime resulted in the Blue Devils dropping their first game of the season. Destiny Donaldson scored on a long receiving touchdown from Kamaya Leroy in the second quarter to open up the scoring for the visiting Trojans. In contrast, two interceptions in the fourth quarter kept the Trojans in the game, with Stanton eventually leading Ribault to tie the game for overtime. For Stanton, Aiyanna Smiley went 8-of-17 passing for 40 yards for the Blue Devils with a touchdown while rushing for 51 yards and a touchdown. However, Catherine Brewer, who had an 80-yard interception return for the Blue Devils, got the scoring started for the Blue Devils in the third quarter. In overtime, Ribault got the go-ahead touchdown, with Stanton returning the touchdown in their possession but keeping the Blue Devils out of the end zone on the extra point attempt to seal the victory.
No. 21 Boyd Anderson (Lauderdale Lakes) 34, Coral Springs 0
Quarterback Ariana Stovall went 13-of-17 passing for 152 yards and three touchdowns for the Cobras while leading the team in rushing with 20 yards and a touchdown. Jakira Dennis had two receptions for 60 yards and a touchdown to lead the team in receiving. Chyenna Bolton led the Boyd Anderson defense with 3 sacks, with Chyenna Bolton and Marlie Massillon recording four flag pulls each.
CLASS 4A TOP 10
No. 9 Navarre at Tate (Cantonment)
No score was reported for this matchup.
CLASS 2A TOP 10
No. 10 Gateway (Kissimmee) 12, Lake Brantley (Altamonte Springs) 7
Patricia Rodriguez went 4-of-10 passing for 39 yards and a touchdown while recording an interception on defense, while Ashlynn Day led the Panthers in rushing nine carries for 100 yards and a touchdown to lead Gateway to their second win of the season. Evana Rivera led the Panthers in receiving with three receptions for 36 yards and a touchdown, while Lenyra Cambran led on defense with two sacks. Alaina Candelario led in flag pulls with five.
MORE MONDAY RECAPS
Haines City 33, Frostproof 0
Jaylianie Lucas went 9-of-12 passing for 103 yards and 2 touchdowns in helping guide the Hornets to their third win of the 2025 season. Zebrielle Canaday led the team in reusing with 70 yards and a touchdown on six carries while also going 2-of-2 passing for 45 yards and a touchdown. Amari Thomas led Haines City in rushing with 100 yards and a touchdown on eight carries and had three receptions for 50 yards and a touchdown. Kania Manyou led the Hornets’ defense with four sacks and four flag pulls, while Thomas recorded four flags and an interception.
Nova (Davie) 34, Cooper City 0
Dezrihana Medina went 11-of-17 passing for 144 yards and a touchdown for the Titans as they shut down the visiting Cowboys. Medina also led in rushing with 52 yards and three touchdowns. Loursenie Pascal led Nova in receiving with five receptions for 60 yards. Jadah Brown and Chloe Clemons each recorded one sack for Nova, with Elisa Bhimsain leading the team in flag pulls with six. Trinity Principe returned an interception for a touchdown in the victory.
Park Vista (Lake Worth) 13, Monarch (Coconut Creek) 0
The Cobras shut down the visiting Knights as Jordana Weil went 14-of-27 passing for 306 yards and two touchdowns. Sydney Houck led Park Vista in receiving with 87 yards on two catches and a touchdown, while Katya Bisoon had the other receiving touchdown. Defensively, Gia Darrigo recorded seven flag pulls and a pass deflection in the victory.
Plant City 14, Leto (Tampa) 0
Alyssa Valerio led the Raiders to victory, going 7-of-22 for 119 yards and 1 touchdown over the Falcons. Emari Daniels had three receptions for a team-leading 101 receiving yards and a touchdown. Leah Lassiter led the defense with 2 sacks while Peyton Johnson, Skyler Barber, and Jasmine Pagan recorded an interception, with Johnson returning her interception for a touchdown.
Seabreeze (Daytona Beach) 18, University (Orange City) 0
Rani Gupta led Seabreeze to victory, going 5-of-8 for 83 yards and a touchdown to lead the Sandcrabs to victory. Gupta also led Seabreeze in rushing with nine carries for 70 yards and a touchdown. Camryn Chiumento had two catches for a team-leading 68 receiving yards and a touchdown while leading with 9 flag pulls and an interception on defense.
Stoneman Douglas (Parkland) 32, McArthur (Hollywood) 0
Samanatha Calavetta went 19-of-24 passing for 141 yards and two touchdowns for Stoneman Douglas, picking up their third win of the 2025 season. Sophia Dal Molin led the Eagles with four receptions for 40 yards and a touchdown, while Audrey Haltiwanger and Daria Boykin led the defense with two sacks each. Boykin and Alina Caravello each recorded two interceptions, with Boykin returning one for a touchdown.
Game 3…
— MSDFlagFootball (@MSDFlagFootball) February 25, 2025
QB Jr. Sam Calavetta 19-24 141 and 2 more TD (10 for season)
DB/WR Sr. Savannah Tenore pick 6 (5th int of season)
WR/DB Sr. Daria Boykin 2 INT and 2 TD via pick 6 and 10yd TD rec#MSDStrong @Andy_Villamarzo @FlaHSFootball pic.twitter.com/m3BlJxKOiU
University Christian (Jacksonville) 19, Oakleaf (Orange Park) 6
Elissa Murdock went 9-of-13 for 120 yards and three touchdowns, leading the Fighting Christians to victory over the visiting Knights, earning them their first victory in program history in their first season. Abbey Miller recorded three receptions for a team-leading 63 receiving yards and a touchdown in the victory.
MORE MONDAY SCORES
Apopka 21, West Orange (Winter Garden) 18
Bloomingdale (Valrico) 13, Hillsborough (Tampa) 7
Bulls win nail bitter with 38 seconds left in game!
— Bdale Flag Football (@BdaleFLAG) February 25, 2025
Bloomingdale 13
Hillsborough 7
Battle to end! 🤘🏼🏈@BdaleathleticBC @BloomingdaleSHS
Chamberlain (Tampa) 20, Blake (Tampa) 0
Coral Reef (Miami) 12, Miami Coral Park 0
Cypress Bay (Weston) 19, Taravella (Coral Springs) 0
Deerfield Beach 32, Hollywood Hills 12
Durant (Plant City) 21, Armwood (Seffner) 6
Jefferson County (Monticello) 14, Taylor County (Perry) 6
King (Tampa) 19, Middleton (Tampa) 6
Pine Ridge (Deltona) 64, Trinity Christian (Deltona) 0
Great Team Win over Trinity Christian, 64-0! @FlaHSFootball pic.twitter.com/cSgGw3lGMl
— Pine Ridge Flag Football (@PineRidgeFlagFB) February 25, 2025
Pinecrest Glades (Miami) 12, Pinecrest Prep (Miami) 0
Plant City 14, Leto (Tampa) 0
Posnack (Davie) 27, Mater Bay Academy (Cutler Bay) 0
Tampa Bay Tech 14, Brandon 13
SCORES NOT REPORTED
Booker T. Washington (Miami) vs. Dr. Krop (Miami)
Piper (Sunrise) at Somerset Prep (North Lauderdale)
Winter Park at University (Orlando)
TOP PERFORMANCES FROM MONDAY
LB/WR Daria Boykin, Stoneman Douglas (Parkland), Sr. – Recorded two sacks, two flag pulls, and two interceptions, with one being returned for a touchdown while recording a touchdown on offense in a 32-0 victory over McArthur.
QB Samanatha Calavetta, Stoneman Douglas (Parkland), Jr. – Went 19-of-24 passing for 141 yards and two touchdowns in a 32-0 win over McArthur.
WR/LB Camryn Chiumento, Seabreeze (Daytona Beach), Sr. – Had 68 yards receiving and a touchdown on two catches and recorded nine flag pulls and an interception on defense in an 18-0 victory over University (Orange City).
WR Emari Daniels, Plant City, Jr. – Had three catches for 101 yards receiving and a touchdown in a 14-0 victory over Leto.
RB Ashlynn Day, Gateway (Kissimmee), Sr. – Led the Panthers in rushing with nine carries for 100 yards and a touchdown in a 12-7 victory over Lake Brantley.
R/LB Ali Harllee, Chiles (Tallahassee), – Led the Timberwolves defense with six flag pulls, five sacks, and 10 quarterback hurries in a 7-6 victory over Florida High.
QB Rakyia Louis, Miami Edison, Jr. – Went 25-of-34 passing for 248 yards and three touchdowns in an 18-13 win over Hialeah Gardens.
R Kania Manyou, Haines City, Sr. – Led the Hornets’ defense with four sacks and four flag pulls in a 33-0 victory over Frostproof.
QB Elissa Murdock, University Christian (Jacksonville), Jr. – Went 9-of-13 for 120 yards and three touchdowns in a 19-6 victory over Oakleaf.
QB Dezrihana Medina, Nova (Davie), Jr. – Went 11-of-17 passing for 144 yards and a touchdown also led the Titans in rushing with 52 yards and three touchdowns in a 34-0 victory over Cooper City.
QB Mary Quinones, Miami Southridge, Sr. – Went 12-of-13 passing for 152 yards and four touchdowns in a 57-0 victory over Westwood Christian.
LB/WR Maja Rowe, Alonso (Tampa), Jr. – Recorded six flag pulls and an interception that was returned for a touchdown in a 34-0 victory over Wharton.
QB/ATH Haidyn Spano, Robinson (Tampa), Sr. – Went 14-of-25 passing for 135 yards and a touchdown while recording a flag pull and an interception on defense in a 21-0 win over Plant.
QB Ariana Stovall, Boyd Anderson (Lauderdale Lakes), Sr. – Went 13-of-17 passing for 152 yards and three touchdowns in a 34-0 victory over Coral Springs
QB Zoe Surrency, Strawberry Crest (Dover), So. – Went 13-of-24 passing for 138 yards and a touchdown while also leading in rushing with 33 yards and a touchdown in a 19-13 overtime loss to Steinbrenner.
ATH Amari Thomas, Haines City, Sr. – Rushed for 100 yards, a touchdown on eight carries along three receptions for 50 yards, and a touchdown in a 33-0 victory over Frostproof.
QB Jordan Weil, Park Vista (Lake Worth), Jr. – Went 14-of-27 passing for 306 yards and two touchdowns in a 13-0 victory over Monarch.
QB Gabby Werr, Alonso (Tampa), Jr. – Went 15-of-23 in passing for 167 yards and two touchdowns in a 34-0 victory over Wharton.
![Robinson (Tampa) captured the No. 1 overall ranking for the final 2025 Florida Power Rankings Index Flag Football Rankings in Girls Flag Football. They also finished as the No. 1 team in Class 2A after capturing their 9th straight state championship and 10th overall in program history [Robinson Flag Football/Instagram]](https://floridahsfootball.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/FPRI-Flag-Football-Final-Power-Rankings-Featured-2025-120x86.jpg)
![Alonso (Tampa) captured their first state championship since 2023 by winning the Class 4A State Championship in overtime to cap off the 2025 season. [Alonso Ravens Flag Football/Instagram]](https://floridahsfootball.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/FPRI-Flag-Football-Final-Class-4A-Power-Rankings-Featured-2025-120x86.jpg)
![Seminole Ridge (Westlake) captured its first state championship in 9 years in Class 3A to cap off the 2025 season [Seminole Ridge High School/Instagram]](https://floridahsfootball.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/FPRI-Flag-Football-Final-Class-3A-Power-Rankings-Featured-2025-120x86.jpg)
![Miami Edison captured their first Flag Football State Championship in Class 1A to cap off the 2025 season [Courtesy of Miami Edison High School]](https://floridahsfootball.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/FPRI-Flag-Football-Final-Class-1A-Power-Rankings-Featured-2025-120x86.jpg)
![Columbia (Lake City) and Bradford (Starke) meet at midfield for the coin toss prior to their game on Tue. Feb. 25, 2025 at David Hurse Stadium in Starke, Fla. [Joshua Wilson/FloridaHSFootball.com]](https://floridahsfootball.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Bradford-vs.-Columbia-2-25-2025-Featured-75x75.jpg)
![Newberry won their first flag football game in program history in a 46-7 victory over Gainesville on Tue. Feb. 25, 2025. [Newberry High School/Facebook]](https://floridahsfootball.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Flag-Football-Final-Featured-for-2-25-2025-75x75.jpg)
