FLAG FOOTBALL: 2025 Week 6 Florida Top 25 and Classification Rankings

1. Robinson (Tampa) (2A), 8-1, 3

Quality Wins: Lennard (Ruskin) (4A); Steinbrenner (Lutz) (4A) (x2); Belleview (3A); Bloomingdale (Valrico) (4A); Quality Losses: Alonso (Tampa) (4A)

The Knights were off last week, and nothing changes going into the regular season’s second-to-last whole week with some quality games lined up to finish the regular season with Newsome, Land O’ Lakes, and a rematch with Lennard being among the toughest of the remaining games left.

2. Alonso (Tampa) (4A), 8-1, 2

Quality Wins: Steinbrenner (Lutz) (4A) (x2), St. Petersburg (2A), Robinson (Tampa) (1A); Quality Losses: Lennard (Ruskin) (4A)

The Ravens went on spring break last week. They have six games left in the regular season, with Newsome and Bloomingdale being the toughest remaining opponents.

3. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale) (3A), 8-0, 3

Quality Wins: Pembroke Pines Charter (3A); Quality Losses: None

Two more wins for the Raiders, who are seeing stellar performances from athletes like Sherice Newton and Aimee Colston as they head into spring break this week as they hold steady in the Florida Top 25 this week.

4. Choctawhatchee (Fort Walton Beach) (2A), 9-0, 6

Quality Wins: Pace (3A), Belleview (3A), Chiles (Tallahassee) (3A), East Bay (Gibsonton) (3A),Navarre (3A); Quality Losses: None

The Indians hold their spot in the Florida Top 25 as they resume action this week after being off this past week.

5. Miami Edison (1A), 10-0, 5

Quality Wins: Miami Northwestern; Miami Palmetto (2A); Quality Losses: None

The Red Raiders entered the double-digit win mark this past week with a quality win coming against a surging Miami Northwestern team. Miami Edison will be idle this week for spring break.

6. Wellington (4A), 9-0, 6

Quality Wins: Somerset Canyons (Boynton Beach) (1A), Western (Davie) (4A), Homestead (3A); Quality Losses: None

The Wolverines head into spring break, still undefeated and holding steady in the Florida Top 25.

7. Western (Davie) (4A), 7-3, NR

7. Western (Davie) (4A), 9-3, 7

Quality Wins: Seminole Ridge (Westlake) (3A); Bloomingdale (Valrico) (4A), Lennard (Ruskin) (4A); Quality Losses: Wellington (4A); Miami Palmetto (4A); Boyd Anderson (Lauderdale Lakes) (3A)

For the Wildcats, another quality win is entered with a big win over Seminole Ridge this past week to head into spring break on a very high note.

8. Lennard (Ruskin) (4A), 10-2, 2

Quality Wins: Spanish River (Boca Raton) (4A), Alonso (Tampa) (4A), Newsome (Lithia) (4A); Quality Losses: Western (Davie) (4A), Robinson (Tampa) (2A)

Sydney Elizondo and company might have been off this past week, but if you look at the stats including athletes like Kyah Vance and defensive play makers like Jordyn Colvenbach, and Oryele Roberts, you will see why you can’t count the Longhorns in Class 4A.

9. Clay (Green Cove Springs) (2A), 6-0, 10

Quality Wins: None; Quality Losses: None

Blue Devils move up a spot despite being off last week thanks to some reshuffling among the Florida Top 25 teams this past week.

10. Fort Pierce Central (4A), 8-1, 11

Quality Wins: Seminole Ridge (Westlake) (3A); Quality Losses: Palm Beach Gardens (4A)

The Cobras reenter the Top 10 this week thanks to Palm Beach Gardens slipping up against Boyd Anderson despite being off this past week for spring break.

11. Boyd Anderson (Lauderdale Lakes) (3A), 9-1, 18

Quality Wins: Palm Beach Gardens (4A);True North (Miami) (1A), Western (Davie) (4A); Quality Losses: Stoneman Douglas (Parkland) (4A)

Upsetting a Top 10 will move you up quickly in the rankings, and that is what it has done for Boyd Anderson after the Cobras knocked off Palm Beach Gardens before heading on spring break.

12. Miami Palmetto (4A), 7-2, 14

Quality Wins: Miami Southridge (3A), Western (Davie) (4A); Quality Losses: Miami Edison (1A); Homestead (3A)

The defending state champions bounced back and picked up two wins this week, including one of 3A-ranked Miami Southridge, to head into spring break on a solid note. 

13. Palm Beach Gardens (4A), 8-2, 9

Quality Wins: Miami Southridge (3A), Fort Pierce Central (4A); Quality Losses: Boyd Anderson (Lauderdale Lakes) (3A), Spanish River (Boca Raton) (4A)

A tough overtime loss to Boyd Anderson moves the Gators down several spots in the Florida Top 25 as they head into spring break.

14. Steinbrenner (Lutz) (4A), 6-4, 16

Quality Wins: Newsome (Lithia) (4A), Strawberry Crest (Dover) (4A), Osceola (Seminole) (2A); Quality Losses: Alonso (Tampa) (4A) (x2), Robinson (Tampa) (x2)

Steinbrenner is back up a couple of spots despite being off the last couple of week that includes spring break with just five games remaining on the schedule over the next two and a half weeks.

15. Seminole Ridge (Westlake) (3A), 8-2, 12

Quality Wins: Bloomingdale (Valrico) (4A); Homestead (3A); Quality Losses: Western (Davie) (4A); Fort Pierce Central (4A)

The Hawks slid down a few spots after dropping their game to Western this past week. Seminole Ridge will get some rest here and looks to reset once they return from spring break.

16. Stoneman Douglas (Parkland) (4A), 8-0, 17

Quality Wins: Boyd Anderson (Lauderdale Lakes) (3A); Quality Losses: None

Flying high into spring break with undefeated record, the Eagles will get some rest before flying into the remainder of schedule next week.

17. Newsome (Lithia) (4A), 7-3, 19

Quality Wins: St. Petersburg (2A), Harmony (4A); Quality Losses: Steinbrenner (Lutz) (4A), Lennard (Ruskin) (4A), Bloomingdale (Valrico) (4A)

The Wolves are rising a couple of spots thanks to some reshuffling in the Florida Top 25 and now have entered the Top 10 in Class 4A this week.

18. Land O’ Lakes (3A), 8-0, 20

Quality Wins: Sumner (Riverview) (4A), New Smyrna Beach (2A); Quality Losses: None

Land O’ Lakes moves up a couple of spots despite the spring break lull, but a couple of challenges lurk on the schedule for the Gators, including one with defending state champion Robinson near the end of the regular season.

19. Pace (3A), 7-1, 21

Quality Wins: Navarre (3A); Quality Losses: Choctawhatchee (Fort Walton Beach) (2A)

The Patriots will be back in action this week as they move up two spots from last week despite no games over the spring break period.

20. Ed White (Jacksonville) (2A), 5-1, 22

Quality Wins: None; Quality Losses: None

Like a lot of teams ranked in the Florida Top 25, spring break was last week, and it is the South Florida results that are shifting some teams up and down the Florida Top 25. The Commanders are up two spots from last week’s rankings.

21. Bradford (Starke) (1A), 6-0, 23

Quality Wins: Suwannee (Live Oak) (1A); Quality Losses: None

The Tornadoes are another team up in two spots this week thanks to all the shuffling in the Florida Top 25. They will get back to work this week after not playing in nearly two weeks’ time, including spring break.

22. Somerset Canyons (Boynton Beach) (1A), 9-1, 24

Quality Wins: Spanish River (Boca Raton) (4A); Quality Losses: Wellington (4A)

A quality win is on the board for the Cougars who pulled off a 7-6 upset over Spanish River last week to enter spring break on a solid note.

23. Spanish River (Boca Raton) (4A), 10-2, 15

Quality Wins: Jensen Beach (2A),Osceola (Seminole) (2A), Sumner (Riverview) (4A), Palm Beach Gardens (3A); Quality Losses: Somerset Canyons (Boynton Beach) (1A);Lennard (Ruskin) (4A)

The Sharks suffered their second loss of the season which will be their second quality loss of the season after falling 7-6 to Somerset Canyons before heading on spring break this week.

24. Horizon (Winter Garden) (4A), 9-0, NR

Quality Wins: Apopka (4A), Timber Creek (Orlando) (4A); Quality Loses: None

This week, Horizon moves up as the Hawks return to action after the spring break layoff.

25. Ponte Vedra (3A), 9-1, NR

Quality Wins: Fletcher (Neptune Beach) (3A); Quality Losses: Stanton (Jacksonville) (2A)

The lone new team in our Florida Top 25 this week, the Sharks finally broke through after Homestead dropped out of the Top 25 for the second time this season. The Sharks, who were off last week for spring break, had a quality win over Fletcher and had a quality loss earlier in the season against perennial playoff team Stanton. Oh, did we mention this is Ponte Vedra’s first year having a flag football program?