FLAG FOOTBALL: North Central Florida Flag Football Final for March 10-15, 2025

Here is a look at how Florida Top 25 and other notable teams did this past week in Girls Flag Football action in North Central Florida with our latest Flag Football Final for Week 4 of the season from March 10-15, 2025.

FLORIDA TOP 25

No. 24 Bradford

Bradford 26, Eagle’s View 0 (Tuesday)

In their only game of the week after their second game slated against Columbia on Thursday was canceled, the Tornadoes notched their shut on the season to move to 6-0. Arnayshia Griffin went 14-of-23 passing in the game for 190 yards and two touchdowns while Nichelle Brown was showing her “Downtown” athleticism with 11 receptions for 165 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for 60 yards and a score while returning a punt for a touchdown in the victory as the Tornadoes move to 6-0 going into spring break.

No. 25 Belleview

Apopka 27, Belleview 19 (Wednesday); Belleview 20, Citrus 6 (Thursday)

The Rattlers had a split week with a close loss against Apopka while handling Citrus before heading into the off week for spring break. Hannah Mason had a couple of struggles in the game against Belleview, throwing two interceptions but still had a decent week in both games throwing for nearly 400 yards and five touchdowns. Linebacker Bella Maurice showed her dominance with 17 flag pulls – 10 coming in the Apopka game – while recording a sack. Cami Satterfield was also a big contributor on both sides of the ball with six flag pulls and interception between the two games while adding 98 yards receiving and a touchdown in the games against Citrus. Belleview enters the break at 9-3.

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OTHER NOTABLE TEAMS

1A No. 8 Suwannee

Paxon 2, Suwannee 0 (Tuesday); Keystone Heights 13, Suwannee 12 (Thursday)

After starting of the season with five wins in the first six games, the Bulldogs struggled this past week dropping games against Paxon and Keystone Heights.

1A No. 9 Santa Fe

Santa Fe 12, Hawthorne 0 (Thursday)

The Raiders remain undefeated on the season after defeating the Hornets in their only game action of the week before heading into the break for spring break this coming week.

Wildwood

The Wildcats have not played a game yet to start the season but should be finally getting their first game in starting this coming week.

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SCOREBOARD

Monday

Clay 47, Gainesville 0

Dunnellon 25, North Marion 8

Lecanto 13, The Villages 6

Newberry 25, Hawthorne 0

Tuesday

Buchholz 34, Columbia 0

Forest 34, Keystone Heights 6

Weeki Wachee 34, The Villages 7

West Port 12, Vanguard 6

Wednesday

Forest 20, Lake Weir 0

Thursday

Buchholz 35, Gainesville 12

Crystal River 25, St. John Lutheran 0

Dunnellon 28, West Port 19

Friday

Seven Rivers Christian 20, St. John Lutheran 13