FLORIDA POWER RANKINGS INDEX: Complete Tampa Bay Region Rankings Heading Into Week 4 With Analysis

The latest rankings from the Florida Power Rankings Index are out for the Tampa Bay Florida Region along with the latest anaylsis for the Tampa Bay Region Top 25 going into Week 4. For full view of all 104 teams in the Tampa Bay region requires a Premium Season Ticket Membership (Yearly) or the Premium Monthly Season Ticket Membership. To subscribe, click here.

Rankings compiled from all games played through Saturday, March 7, 2026.

TOP 25 RANKINGS

Rank	Trend	Team	Class	Record	Rating	PF	PA	Point Diff	SOS
1	—	Robinson (Tampa)	1A	5-0	74.18	130	40	90	31.84
2	—	Alonso (Tampa)	4A	5-0	72.89	135	38	97	28.99
3	↑ 10	Osceola (Seminole)	3A	6-0	57.39	174	57	117	24.57
4	↑ 2	Land O Lakes	4A	6-2	54.82	174	45	129	33.18
5	↑ 2	Lennard (Ruskin)	4A	6-3	50.11	221	122	99	36.50
6	↓ 1	Tampa Catholic	3A	4-1	49.13	127	48	79	24.78
7	↑ 5	East Bay (Gibsonton)	1A	6-2	47.94	200	65	135	22.91
8	↑ 3	East Lake (Tarpon Springs)	4A	3-1	47.91	39	18	21	29.23
9	↑ 5	Boca Ciega (Gulfport)	4A	6-1	46.27	156	27	129	17.15
10	↓ 6	Hernando (Brooksville)	3A	5-1	45.16	165	74	91	16.78
11	↓ 3	Weeki Wachee	2A	5-0	43.21	128	19	109	-5.06
12	↓ 9	Steinbrenner (Lutz)	4A	5-2	39.29	157	84	73	21.77
13	↑ 6	Auburndale	3A	4-0	38.86	61	6	55	1.86
14	↑ 9	Davenport	4A	2-0	38.37	72	6	66	-8.72
15	↑ 6	Tarpon Springs	4A	5-0	38.12	119	18	101	-0.69
16	↑ 4	Citrus (Inverness)	3A	5-0	38.10	118	19	99	4.54
17	↑ 8	Plant (Tampa)	4A	1-2	36.66	48	51	-3	58.55
18	↓ 2	George Jenkins (Lakeland)	4A	4-1	35.83	165	18	147	-12.90
19	↑ 5	Hillsborough (Tampa)	3A	2-1	35.07	61	24	37	3.49
20	↓ 5	St. Petersburg	2A	1-3	33.92	18	58	-40	38.06
21	↑ 11	Countryside (Clearwater)	4A	3-1	33.58	46	40	6	33.72
22	↑ 6	Palm Harbor University	4A	3-2	33.40	88	57	31	28.44
23	↓ 5	Strawberry Crest (Dover)	4A	4-3	33.20	100	84	16	34.99
24	↑ 25	Tampa Prep	4A	8-0	32.64	162	27	135	-8.39
25	↑ 4	Lakeland	4A	1-1	31.77	26	12	14	3.18

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TOP 25 ANALYSIS – AFTER WEEK 2

THE BIG PICTURE

Robinson and Alonso remain the Tampa Bay region’s top two programs and hold their positions at No. 1 and No. 2 heading into Week 4 — both now 5-0, both with ratings that continue to rank among the very highest in the state. The week’s defining story below the top two is the She Is Football Invitational Tournament in Tampa, held in association with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Foundation at the AdventHealth Training Facility at One Buccaneer Place. Lennard went 3-0 at the tournament to vault two spots to No. 5, while Steinbrenner went 2-2 across their full week and drops nine spots to No. 12. The Capital City Classic also reshuffled the standings: Osceola went 3-0 at the Silver bracket in Tallahassee and jumps 10 spots to No. 3, the week’s largest rise. Land O Lakes went 3-1 at the Gold bracket and moves up two spots to No. 4. Four teams drop out entirely — Haines City, Newsome, Sumner, and Keswick Christian — replaced by Countryside, Palm Harbor University, Tampa Prep, and Lakeland.

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No. 1 Robinson — Knights Stay Perfect at 5-0 After Statement Win Over Strawberry Crest

Robinson had one game this week — a 32-6 win over Strawberry Crest on Wednesday — and it was exactly the kind of performance the region’s top program is expected to deliver. The Chargers entered that game at 4-2 with one of the upper-tier schedules in the Tampa Bay region and had been one of the more credentialed programs in the top 25. Robinson beat them by 26 points. The Knights are now 5-0 and have not been seriously challenged in any game this season — their closest result remains the 27-13 win over Lennard in Week 1, which looks better every week as the Longhorns continue to rise in the standings. Robinson is the No. 1 program in the Tampa Bay region, the No. 1 program in the state, and is pursuing their 10th consecutive state championship. Nothing from Week 3 changes any of that.

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No. 2 Alonso — Ravens Stay Perfect at 5-0 After Dominant Win Over Bloomingdale

Alonso had one game this week — a 41-0 shutout of Bloomingdale on Tuesday — and holds at No. 2 with their rating now at 72.89. The Bloomingdale result is more significant than the opponent’s record suggests: the Valrico program carries one of the strongest schedule strength figures in the entire Tampa Bay region, having played Robinson, Alonso, Lennard, and other elite competition through the first three weeks. Alonso held them scoreless by 41. The Ravens are 5-0 with a point differential of plus-97 across five games and their SOS of 28.99 reflects a schedule that has included credible opposition. Robinson and Alonso have now both reached 5-0 and the gap between them and the rest of the Tampa Bay region has not narrowed. When — or whether — those two programs meet will be the defining question of the Tampa Bay region’s regular season.

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No. 3 Osceola — Warriors Jump 10 Spots to No. 3 After Going 4-0 Including 3-0 at Capital City Classic Silver

Osceola had the Tampa Bay region’s most productive week — going 4-0 to reach 6-0 and jumping 10 spots to No. 3. The Warriors opened by beating Boca Ciega 6-0 on Tuesday in what was the week’s most anticipated in-region matchup, then traveled to Tallahassee for the Capital City Classic Silver bracket and went 3-0 against Panhandle and North Florida competition. At the Classic the Warriors beat Lincoln 32-26 on Friday before a big Saturday that produced wins over Godby 41-7 and FAMU 39-12. Four games, four wins, including a shutout of the region’s previously unbeaten No. 14 program and three wins against out-of-region opponents at a cross-region tournament. The 6-0 Boca Ciega shutout is the most analytically significant result of Osceola’s week — it directly answered the central question about the Pirates’ standing. Their SOS of 24.57 has grown substantially from the 38.91 they carried last week, reflecting the addition of cross-region Capital City Classic competition.

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