FLAG FOOTBALL: 2026 Class 2A District Tournament Preview — Breakdowns, Championship & Playoff Odds, Rankings & Players To Watch

Robinson enters the district tournament as the defending Class 2A state champion, chasing a 10th consecutive state title and 11th overall with a 14-1 record and the top rating in the classification. Choctawhatchee, the defending state runner-up, brings a 12-3 record and 94% championship odds into District 2A-1 as one of the favorites to return to the title game. Deltona is the only undefeated team in 2A at 13-0, while District 2A-8 may be the most competitive bracket in the entire field with five teams carrying 99% playoff odds. Two undefeated programs — Bonita Springs at 15-0 and Bishop Verot at 11-0 — share the same bracket in District 2A-13, setting up a potential showdown between two of Southwest Florida's best. With 16 districts set to open play this week, here is what to know heading into the 2A field.

Rankings, district championship odds, and playoff odds come from FloridaHSFootball.com's Florida Power Ranking Index (noted as FPRI).

(UPDATED to reflect schedule changes due to weather and/or officiating issues)

POWER 16 RANKINGS

Rank School Record PF PA Rating 1 Robinson (Tampa) 14-1 488 89 59.15 2 Miami Northwestern 12-2 350 99 41.41 3 Clay (Green Cove Springs) 11-1 440 26 40.99 4 Deltona 13-0 405 127 38.69 5 Hernando (Brooksville) 11-2 347 155 38.30 6 Paxon (Jacksonville) 12-2 336 89 35.04 7 Choctawhatchee (Fort Walton Beach) 12-3 369 147 33.99 8 Osceola (Seminole) 14-1 392 134 33.21 9 Bonita Springs 15-0 421 19 31.28 10 Bishop Verot (Fort Myers) 11-0 274 78 28.16 11 Citrus (Inverness) 10-5 317 107 22.80 12 Weeki Wachee 11-2 332 66 22.53 13 Nature Coast (Brooksville) 11-4 339 194 20.56 14 Dr. Joaquin Garcia (Lake Worth) 9-5 227 57 19.02 15 Countryside (Clearwater) 11-4 336 123 17.81 16 Gateway (Kissimmee) 10-3 319 95 15.08

DISTRICT 2A-1

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Choctawhatchee (Fort Walton Beach) 12-3 1 94% 99% Booker T. Washington (Pensacola) 9-1 2 53% 99% Fort Walton Beach 5-10 3 41% 41% South Walton (Santa Rosa Beach) 5-7 4 0% 0% Escambia (Pensacola) 3-7 5 0% 0% Pine Forest (Pensacola) 0-9 6 0% 0% Pensacola 1-8 7 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — HIGHER SEED HOSTS

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 Choctawhatchee vs. Bye

#4 South Walton vs. #5 Escambia, 7:30 CT — at Fort Walton Beach HS

#2 Booker T. Washington vs. #7 Pensacola, 6:30 CT

#3 Fort Walton Beach vs. #6 Pine Forest, 6:30 CT

Semifinals — Tue., Apr. 21

#1 Choctawhatchee vs. Winner G2, 6:30 CT

Winner G3 vs. Winner G4, 6:30 CT

Finals — Wed., Apr. 22

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 6:30 CT

THE SKINNY: Choctawhatchee is the defending 2A state runner-up at 94% championship odds with a 12-3 record against the 28th-ranked schedule. Diaris Morales led the Indians with 3,643 passing yards and 51 touchdowns — one of the top signal-callers in all of 2A. Tishelle Bowles gave her a target with 712 receiving yards, 13 touchdowns, and 8 defensive interceptions. Booker T. Washington holds 53% at 9-1 — the Wildcats are led by Kamryn Hughes, who has thrown for 1,525 yards and 18 touchdowns while rushing for 618 more. Devani Williams added 1,026 receiving yards and 8 touchdowns. Fort Walton Beach carries 41% at 5-10 with Cherry Lewis pulling 88 flags and contributing 19 sacks, and London Carr adding 77 flag pulls. South Walton, a first-year program at 5-7, and Escambia are at 0%. All games in Central Time. FPRI nailed the seeding order perfectly.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Diaris Morales, Choctawhatchee : 3,643 passing yards and 51 touchdowns

Kamryn Hughes, Booker T. Washington : 1,525 passing yards and 18 touchdowns, 618 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns

Devani Williams, Booker T. Washington : 399 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns, 1,026 receiving yards and 8 touchdowns, 6 defensive interceptions

Cherry Lewis, Fort Walton Beach : 88 flag pulls, 19 sacks

London Carr, Fort Walton Beach : 467 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns, 77 flag pulls

Tishelle Bowles, Choctawhatchee : 712 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns, 8 defensive interceptions

DISTRICT 2A-2

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Arnold (Panama City Beach) 11-3 1 71.6% 86.8% Godby (Tallahassee) 8-7 2 41% 51% Rickards (Tallahassee) 8-7 3 53% 62% Bay (Panama City) 4-9 4 0% 0% Wakulla (Crawfordville) 3-7 5 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — HIGHER SEED HOSTS

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 Arnold vs. Bye

#4 Bay vs. #5 Wakulla, 6

#2 Godby vs. Bye

#3 Rickards vs. Bye

Semifinals — Wed., Apr. 22

#1 Arnold vs. Winner G2, 6 CT

#2 Godby vs. #3 Rickards, 6

Finals — Thu., Apr. 23

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 6 CT/ET

THE SKINNY: Arnold is a first-year program, and the Marlins have made an immediate impression with 71.6% championship odds and an 11-3 record. Madison Humphrey led with 855 passing yards and 14 touchdowns. Defensively, Emma Crelling pulled 52 flags and picked off 11 passes, Sawyer Carroll added 11 sacks, and Jerrica Hughes contributed 7 defensive interceptions. Rickards holds 53% championship odds at 8-7 against the 267th-ranked schedule, led by Kemyra Smith's 858 passing yards, 19 touchdowns, and 763 rushing yards, with Destini Parrish adding 51 flag pulls. Godby carries 41% at 8-7 against the 167th-ranked schedule — the Cougars and Raiders have identical records, and the FHSAA seeded Godby second and Rickards third while FPRI ranks them in the opposite order. Bay and Wakulla are at 0%. Semifinals jump to Wed., Apr. 22.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Kemyra Smith, Rickards : 858 passing yards and 19 touchdowns, 763 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns, 58 flag pulls

Emma Crelling, Arnold : 52 flag pulls, 11 defensive interceptions

Madison Humphrey, Arnold : 855 passing yards and 14 touchdowns

Sawyer Carroll, Arnold : 41 flag pulls, 11 sacks

Jerrica Hughes, Arnold : 41 flag pulls, 7 defensive interceptions

Destini Parrish, Rickards : 51 flag pulls

DISTRICT 2A-3

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Paxon (Jacksonville) 12-2 1 99.9% 99% Yulee 9-5 2 41% 69.1% Ribault (Jacksonville) 10-5 3 53% 86% Stanton (Jacksonville) 6-7 4 29% 38.7% Raines (Jacksonville) 2-7 5 0% 0% Terry Parker (Jacksonville) 0-9 6 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — ALL GAMES AT PAXON

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 Paxon vs. Bye

#4 Stanton vs. #5 Raines, 5:30

#2 Yulee vs. Bye

#3 Ribault vs. #6 Terry Parker, 7

Semifinals — Tue., Apr. 21

#1 Paxon vs. Winner G2, 7

#2 Yulee vs. Winner G4, 6

Finals — Thu., Apr. 23

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 6

THE SKINNY: Paxon enters at 99.9% championship odds with a 12-2 record against the 80th-ranked schedule. Elyanna Perez led the Golden Eagles with 2,049 passing yards and 32 touchdowns while rushing for 469 more, and Saniyah Hawkins ran for 959 yards with 29 sacks — a two-way force. Treasure Curry added 475 receiving yards, 14 touchdowns, and 62 flag pulls. The entire tournament is hosted at Paxon. Yulee holds 41% at 9-5 with Brooke Reid throwing for 2,497 yards and 29 touchdowns while rushing for 294 more. Kenia Huguley pulled 99 flags, and Rheyna Hilton added 905 receiving yards, 12 touchdowns, and 6 defensive interceptions. Ribault carries 53% at 10-5 — the FHSAA seeded Yulee second and Ribault third, while FPRI flips them. Stanton holds 29%, Raines and Terry Parker are at 0%.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Brooke Reid, Yulee : 2,497 passing yards and 29 touchdowns, 294 rushing yards and 3 touchdowns

Elyanna Perez, Paxon : 2,049 passing yards and 32 touchdowns, 469 rushing yards and 3 touchdowns

Saniyah Hawkins, Paxon : 959 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns, 49 flag pulls, 29 sacks

Kenia Huguley, Yulee : 364 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns, 99 flag pulls

Treasure Curry, Paxon : 475 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns, 62 flag pulls

Rheyna Hilton, Yulee : 905 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns, 6 defensive interceptions

DISTRICT 2A-4

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds St. Augustine 10-5 1 74.9% 97.1% Menendez (St. Augustine) 5-5 2 53% 73.6% Ed White (Jacksonville) 7-6 3 41% 59.4% Riverside (Jacksonville) 5-7 4 29% 29% Englewood (Jacksonville) 3-7 5 0% 0% Westside (Jacksonville) 0-13 6 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — HIGHER SEED HOSTS

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 St. Augustine vs. Bye

#4 Riverside vs. #5 Englewood, 6

#2 Menendez vs. Bye

#3 Ed White vs. #6 Westside, 6

Semifinals — Tue., Apr. 21

#1 St. Augustine vs. Winner G2, 6

#2 Menendez vs. Winner G4, 6

Finals — Thu., Apr. 23

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 6:30

THE SKINNY: St. Augustine leads at 74.9% championship odds with a 10-5 record against the 120th-ranked schedule. Menendez holds 53% at 5-5, Ed White carries 41% at 7-6. The stat data available comes entirely from Ed White, where Justice Brown led with 17 sacks and 38 flag pulls, and Zykeria Luellen added 324 receiving yards. Riverside holds 29%, Englewood and Westside are at 0%. FPRI nailed the seeding order perfectly.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Justice Brown, Ed White : 38 flag pulls, 17 sacks

Zykeria Luellen, Ed White : 324 receiving yards and 3 touchdowns

Imani Henderson, Ed White : 4 defensive interceptions

DISTRICT 2A-5

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Clay (Green Cove Springs) 11-1 1 99.9% 99% Baker County (Glen St. Mary) 7-8 2 53% 70.1% Columbia (Lake City) 1-6 3 0% 0% Gainesville 6-8 4 0% 0% North Marion (Citra) 3-7 5 0% 0% Ridgeview (Orange Park) 0-9 6 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — ALL GAMES AT BAKER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 Clay vs. Bye

#4 North Marion vs. #5 Gainesville, 6

#2 Baker County vs. Bye

#3 Columbia vs. #6 Ridgeview, 7:30

Semifinals — Wed., Apr. 22

#1 Clay vs. Winner G2, 7:30

#2 Baker County vs. Winner G4, 6

Finals — Thu., Apr. 23

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 6

THE SKINNY: Clay enters at 99.9% championship odds with an 11-1 record — the Blue Devils are the third-best team in all of 2A. Baker County holds 53% at 7-8 against the 82nd-ranked schedule; the Wildcats host the entire tournament. Gainesville carries 0% at 6-8, but their players lead the stat sheet — Treazure Richardson has thrown for 1,353 yards and 10 touchdowns while rushing for 540 more, and Mikinzie Hargon added 345 receiving yards and 5 touchdowns. Baker County's Kyleigh Satterwhite recorded 309 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns, while Kaitlyn Holland pulled 39 flags and picked off 6 passes. Quarterfinals skip Tuesday with semifinals on Wed., Apr. 22. FPRI nailed the seeding order perfectly.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Treazure Richardson, Gainesville : 1,353 passing yards and 10 touchdowns, 540 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns

Mikinzie Hargon, Gainesville : 301 rushing yards and 3 touchdowns, 345 receiving yards and 5 touchdowns

Kaitlyn Holland, Baker County : 39 flag pulls, 6 defensive interceptions

Kyleigh Satterwhite, Baker County : 309 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns

Zoey Hogan, Baker County : 326 receiving yards and 3 touchdowns

Samuriah Major, Baker County : 300 receiving yards and 1 touchdown

DISTRICT 2A-6

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Dunnellon 5-5 1 70.2% 73.1% Lake Weir (Ocala) 8-6 2 53% 53% Vanguard (Ocala) 3-5 3 17% 17% Mount Dora 5-5 4 29% 29% Leesburg 7-5 5 41% 41% Crystal River 3-11 6 0% 0% Eustis 1-14 7 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — HIGHER SEED HOSTS

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 Dunnellon vs. Bye

#4 Mount Dora vs. #5 Leesburg, 6

#2 Lake Weir vs. #7 Eustis, 4

#3 Vanguard vs. #6 Crystal River, 6:30

Semifinals — Tue., Apr. 21

#1 Dunnellon vs. Winner G2, 6:30

Winner G3 vs. Winner G4, 6:30

Finals — Wed., Apr. 22

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 6:30

THE SKINNY: Dunnellon leads at 70.2% championship odds with a 5-5 record. Lake Weir holds 53% at 8-6, Leesburg carries 41% at 7-5, Mount Dora 29%, and Vanguard 17%. Leesburg's Morgan Campbell led the district with 850 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns. Lake Weir's Jaylynn Dearmas added 15 sacks and 37 flag pulls, while Sutania Hayles contributed 355 rushing yards and 5 defensive interceptions. Dunnellon's Mia Burns rushed for 432 yards, and Jayliana Lopez-Neumann added 344 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns. Crystal River and Eustis are at 0%. Finals on Wed., Apr. 22. FPRI nailed the seeding order perfectly.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Morgan Campbell, Leesburg : 850 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns

Mia Burns, Dunnellon : 432 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns, 35 flag pulls

Jaylynn Dearmas, Lake Weir : 37 flag pulls, 15 sacks

Sutania Hayles, Lake Weir : 355 rushing yards and 1 touchdown, 5 defensive interceptions

Jayliana Lopez-Neumann, Dunnellon : 344 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns

DISTRICT 2A-7

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Deltona 13-0 1 91.9% 99% New Smyrna Beach 11-4 2 53% 99% Merritt Island 11-2 3 41% 75.7% Satellite (Satellite Beach) 6-3 4 17% 34.7% Pine Ridge (Deltona) 8-7 5 5% 19.9% Jones (Orlando) 7-7 6 29% 48.6% Bishop Moore (Orlando) 7-8 7 0% 0% Seabreeze (Daytona Beach) 3-10 8 0% 0% Titusville 2-10 9 0% 0% Innovation (Orlando) 2-11 10 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — HIGHER SEED HOSTS

Play-In Games — Mon., Apr. 20

#8 Seabreeze vs. #9 Titusville, 6 — Winner plays at Deltona

#7 Bishop Moore vs. #10 Innovation, 6 — Winner plays at New Smyrna Beach

Quarterfinals — Tue., Apr. 21

#1 Deltona vs. Winner P1b, 7

#4 Satellite vs. #5 Pine Ridge, 7

#2 New Smyrna Beach vs. Winner P3b, 7

#3 Merritt Island vs. #6 Jones, 7

Semifinals — Wed., Apr. 22

Winner G1 vs. Winner G2, 7

Winner G3 vs. Winner G4, 7

Finals — Thu., Apr. 23

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 7

THE SKINNY: Deltona is the only undefeated team in 2A at 13-0, with 91.9% championship odds against the 98th-ranked schedule. New Smyrna Beach holds 53% at 11-4 — Molly Brock threw for 1,182 yards and 10 touchdowns while rushing for 334 more, and Victoria Singleton added 536 rushing yards, 68 flag pulls, and 5 defensive interceptions. Kanayja Miles contributed 34 sacks. Merritt Island, a first-year program at 11-2, carries 41% — Ella Daniels threw for 1,529 yards and 28 touchdowns, Reece Loggins added 15 receiving touchdowns and 18 sacks, and Adalynn Hart contributed 40 flag pulls and 14 sacks. Jones holds 29%, Satellite 17%, and Pine Ridge 5%. Titusville enters through the play-in. A notable FPRI-FHSAA divergence: FPRI ranks Jones fourth, but the FHSAA seeded them sixth.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Reece Loggins, Merritt Island : 571 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns, 40 flag pulls, 18 sacks

Ella Daniels, Merritt Island : 1,529 passing yards and 28 touchdowns

Victoria Singleton, New Smyrna Beach : 536 rushing yards and 3 touchdowns, 68 flag pulls, 5 defensive interceptions

Molly Brock, New Smyrna Beach : 1,182 passing yards and 10 touchdowns, 334 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns

Adalynn Hart, Merritt Island : 342 rushing yards and 1 touchdown, 350 receiving yards and 1 touchdown, 40 flag pulls, 14 sacks

Kanayja Miles, New Smyrna Beach : 52 flag pulls, 34 sacks

DISTRICT 2A-8

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Hernando (Brooksville) 11-2 1 80.5% 99% Nature Coast (Brooksville) 11-4 2 29% 99% Weeki Wachee 11-2 3 41% 99% Citrus (Inverness) 10-5 4 53% 99% Lecanto 7-7 5 17% 87.4% Central (Brooksville) 6-9 6 5% 5%

PAIRINGS — HIGHER SEED HOSTS

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 Hernando vs. Bye

#4 Citrus vs. #5 Lecanto, 7

#2 Nature Coast vs. Bye

#3 Weeki Wachee vs. #6 Central, 7

Semifinals — Tue., Apr. 21

#1 Hernando vs. Winner G2, 7

#2 Nature Coast vs. Winner G4, 7

Finals — Thu., Apr. 23

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 7

THE SKINNY: District 2A-8 may be the most competitive district in all of 2A — five teams with 99% playoff odds. Hernando leads at 80.5% championship odds with an 11-2 record against the 10th-ranked schedule. Carlie Grant led the Leopards with 1,968 passing yards and 32 touchdowns with 51 flag pulls. Citrus holds 53% at 10-5 with Zoey Houle throwing for 2,572 yards and 33 touchdowns while rushing for 435 more. Demi Williamson added 931 receiving yards, 14 touchdowns, and 59 flag pulls, and Kirsten Sanders contributed 34 sacks and 72 flag pulls. Nature Coast carries 41% at 11-4 with Madelyn DePetrillo throwing for 2,785 yards and 41 touchdowns. Weeki Wachee holds 29% with Karly Pasmore's 2,529 passing yards and 36 touchdowns. Lecanto checks in at 17% at 7-7 against the 46th-ranked schedule. All games at 7 p.m.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Zoey Houle, Citrus : 2,572 passing yards and 33 touchdowns, 435 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns, 44 flag pulls, 11 defensive interceptions

Madelyn DePetrillo, Nature Coast : 2,785 passing yards and 41 touchdowns, 6 defensive interceptions

Carlie Grant, Hernando : 1,968 passing yards and 32 touchdowns, 51 flag pulls

Karly Pasmore, Weeki Wachee : 2,529 passing yards and 36 touchdowns

Demi Williamson, Citrus : 931 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns, 59 flag pulls, 7 defensive interceptions

Kirsten Sanders, Citrus : 420 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns, 72 flag pulls, 34 sacks

DISTRICT 2A-9

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Countryside (Clearwater) 11-4 1 74.9% 99% Gulf (New Port Richey) 12-3 2 53% 99% Fivay (Hudson) 5-7 3 0% 0% River Ridge (New Port Richey) 3-10 4 0% 0% Clearwater 2-8 5 0% 0% Pasco (Dade City) 0-13 6 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — HIGHER SEED HOSTS

Quarterfinals — Tue., Apr. 21

#1 Countryside vs. Bye

#4 River Ridge vs. #5 Clearwater, 5 -- at Countryside

#2 Gulf vs. Bye

#3 Fivay vs. #6 Pasco, 7

Semifinals — Tue., Apr. 21

#1 Countryside vs. Winner G2, 7

#2 Gulf vs. Winner G4, 7

Finals — Thu., Apr. 23

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 7

THE SKINNY: Countryside leads at 74.9% championship odds with an 11-4 record. Julia Smith led the Cougars with 2,180 passing yards and 31 touchdowns while rushing for 456 more, and Samantha Fernandez added 895 receiving yards, 17 touchdowns, and 16 defensive interceptions. Gulf holds 53% at 12-3 with Alyssa Galto throwing for 1,540 yards and 25 touchdowns. Fivay carries 0% at 5-7, but Kate Siu threw for 1,296 yards and 10 touchdowns while rushing for 469 more, and Faith Lawson added 495 receiving yards, 6 touchdowns, and 42 flag pulls. River Ridge's Taylor Mumma threw for 923 yards and ran for 605 more. Fivay, River Ridge, Clearwater, and Pasco are all at 0%. FPRI nailed the seeding order perfectly.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Julia Smith, Countryside : 2,180 passing yards and 31 touchdowns, 456 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns

Kate Siu, Fivay : 1,296 passing yards and 10 touchdowns, 469 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns

Alyssa Galto, Gulf : 1,540 passing yards and 25 touchdowns, 4 defensive interceptions

Samantha Fernandez, Countryside : 895 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns, 16 defensive interceptions

Taylor Mumma, River Ridge : 923 passing yards and 1 touchdown, 605 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns

Faith Lawson, Fivay : 495 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns, 42 flag pulls

DISTRICT 2A-10

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Freedom (Tampa) 10-2 1 53% 88.2% Gateway (Kissimmee) 10-3 2 76.8% 99% Brandon 7-7 3 41% 55.1% Zephyrhills 5-3 4 0% 0% Morgan (Wimauma) 2-7 5 0% 0% Liberty (Kissimmee) 3-7-1 6 0% 0% King (Tampa) 1-8 7 0% 0% Lake Region (Eagle Lake) 1-11 8 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — HIGHER SEED HOSTS

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 Freedom vs. #8 Lake Region, 7

#4 Zephyrhills vs. #5 Morgan, 7

#2 Gateway vs. #7 King, 7

#3 Brandon vs. #6 Liberty, 7

Semifinals — Tue., Apr. 21

Winner G1 vs. Winner G2, 7

Winner G3 vs. Winner G4, 7

Finals — Thu., Apr. 23

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 7

THE SKINNY: Gateway leads at 76.8% championship odds with a 10-3 record, but the FHSAA gave the top seed to Freedom at 53% — a notable divergence. Gateway's Patricia Rodriguez threw for 1,529 yards and 28 touchdowns while rushing for 656 more, and Lenyra Cambran anchored the defense with 31 sacks and 51 flag pulls. Evana Rivera added 661 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns. Brandon carries 41% at 7-7 with Micalah Kennedy throwing for 1,917 yards and 31 touchdowns while rushing for 853 yards and 12 more scores. Mariah Guzman added 637 receiving yards, 10 touchdowns, and 46 flag pulls, and Harmonie Charles contributed 9 receiving touchdowns and 8 defensive interceptions. Zephyrhills holds 0% despite a 5-3 record. Liberty, Morgan, Lake Region, and King are at 0%.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Micalah Kennedy, Brandon : 1,917 passing yards and 31 touchdowns, 853 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns

Patricia Rodriguez, Gateway : 1,529 passing yards and 28 touchdowns, 656 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns, 4 defensive interceptions

Mariah Guzman, Brandon : 637 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns, 46 flag pulls

Lenyra Cambran, Gateway : 51 flag pulls, 31 sacks

Evana Rivera, Gateway : 661 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns

Harmonie Charles, Brandon : 370 receiving yards and 9 touchdowns, 8 defensive interceptions

DISTRICT 2A-11

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Robinson (Tampa) 14-1 1 99.9% 99% Hillsborough (Tampa) 6-4 2 53% 56.8% Chamberlain (Tampa) 5-4 3 41% 41% Blake (Tampa) 3-9 4 0% 0% Jefferson (Tampa) 1-8 5 0% 0% Middleton (Tampa) 0-9 6 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — HIGHER SEED HOSTS

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 Robinson vs. Bye

#4 Blake vs. #5 Jefferson, 7

#2 Hillsborough vs. Bye

#3 Chamberlain vs. #6 Middleton, 7

Semifinals — Tue., Apr. 21

#1 Robinson vs. Winner G2, 7

#2 Hillsborough vs. Winner G4, 7

Finals — Wed., Apr. 22

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 7

THE SKINNY: Robinson is the #1 rated team in all of 2A, chasing their 10th consecutive state championship and 11th overall — the Knights enter at 99.9% championship odds with a 14-1 record against the 17th-ranked schedule. Paige Halverson led with 2,079 passing yards and 34 touchdowns. Sarah Williams gave her the top receiving option in the district with 1,062 yards and 25 touchdowns. Annie Keith threw for 1,102 yards and 18 more touchdowns, and Makyla Phillips added 46 flag pulls and 11 defensive interceptions. Jala Hymes contributed 18 sacks. Hillsborough holds 53% at 6-4, led by CeCe Richinelli's 1,563 passing yards and 19 touchdowns. Chamberlain carries 41%. Blake, Jefferson, and Middleton are at 0%. Every program is from Tampa. Finals on Wed., Apr. 22. FPRI nailed the seeding order perfectly.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Annie Keith, Robinson : 1,102 passing yards and 18 touchdowns, 48 flag pulls

Sarah Williams, Robinson : 1,062 receiving yards and 25 touchdowns, 56 flag pulls

Paige Halverson, Robinson : 2,079 passing yards and 34 touchdowns

Makyla Phillips, Robinson : 489 receiving yards and 7 touchdowns, 46 flag pulls, 11 defensive interceptions

Cecelia "CeCe" Richinelli, Hillsborough : 1,563 passing yards and 19 touchdowns

Jala Hymes, Robinson : 49 flag pulls, 18 sacks

DISTRICT 2A-12

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Osceola (Seminole) 14-1 1 91.3% 99% St. Petersburg 7-6 2 53% 98.3% Northeast (St. Petersburg) 8-7 3 41% 88.6% Hardee (Wauchula) 7-3 4 17% 24.5% Seminole (Seminole) 5-6 5 5% 5% Booker (Sarasota) 6-5 6 29% 40.2% Bayshore (Bradenton) 6-8 7 0% 0% Southeast (Bradenton) 0-13 8 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — HIGHER SEED HOSTS

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 Osceola vs. #8 Southeast, 7

#4 Hardee vs. #5 Seminole, 7

#2 St. Petersburg vs. #7 Bayshore, 7

#3 Northeast vs. #6 Booker, 7

Semifinals — Tue., Apr. 21

Winner G1 vs. Winner G2, 7

Winner G3 vs. Winner G4, 7

Finals — Thu., Apr. 23

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 7

THE SKINNY: Osceola leads at 91.3% championship odds with a 14-1 record against the 92nd-ranked schedule. Daniella Buttacavoli led the Warriors with 2,699 passing yards and 44 touchdowns — Ally Brady gave her 1,002 receiving yards, 15 touchdowns, and 68 flag pulls, and Molly Koerner added 631 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns. Seminole holds 53% at 7-6, with Miyauna Ross pulling 18 defensive interceptions and Madden Fernandez contributing 24 sacks. Northeast holds 41% at 8-7 with Yazmeen Williams adding 517 receiving yards and 52 flag pulls. Booker carries 29%, Hardee 17%, and Seminole (Seminole) 5%. A notable FPRI-FHSAA divergence: FPRI ranks Booker fourth, and Hardee sixth, but the FHSAA flipped them.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Daniella Buttacavoli, Osceola (Seminole) : 2,699 passing yards and 44 touchdowns

Ally Brady, Osceola (Seminole) : 1,002 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns, 68 flag pulls, 6 defensive interceptions

Miyauna Ross, Seminole : 263 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns, 297 receiving yards and 4 touchdowns, 18 defensive interceptions

Madden Fernandez, Seminole : 57 flag pulls, 24 sacks

Yazmeen Williams, Northeast : 517 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns, 52 flag pulls

Molly Koerner, Osceola (Seminole) : 631 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns, 8 defensive interceptions

DISTRICT 2A-13

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Bonita Springs 15-0 1 68.1% 99% Bishop Verot (Fort Myers) 11-0 2 53% 99% Estero 7-2 3 41% 95.2% Cypress Lake (Fort Myers) 8-4 4 29% 60% Island Coast (Cape Coral) 5-6 5 0% 0% First Baptist (Naples) 1-7 6 0% 0% South Fort Myers 1-7 7 0% 0% Dunbar (Fort Myers) 0-8 8 0% 0% Oasis (Cape Coral) 0-8 9 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — HIGHER SEED HOSTS

Play-In Game — Mon., Apr. 20

#8 Dunbar vs. #9 Oasis, 6:30 — Winner plays at Bonita Springs

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 Bonita Springs vs. Winner Play-In, 6:30

#4 Cypress Lake vs. #5 Island Coast, 6:30

#2 Bishop Verot vs. #7 South Fort Myers, 4 — at South Fort Myers HS

#3 Estero vs. #6 First Baptist, 6:30

Semifinals — Tue., Apr. 21

Winner G1 vs. Winner G2, 6:30

Winner G3 vs. Winner G4, 6:30

Finals — Thu., Apr. 23

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 6:30

THE SKINNY: District 2A-13 features two undefeated teams — Bonita Springs at 15-0 and Bishop Verot at 11-0. Bonita Springs leads at 68.1% with Kinsley Brereton, who has thrown for 2,591 yards and 47 touchdowns while rushing for 356 more. Jaslene Garcia added 647 receiving yards and 64 flag pulls. Bishop Verot holds 53%, led by Lila Dinkel, one of the most complete players in 2A with 1,159 passing yards, 25 touchdowns, 639 rushing yards, 11 more scores, 44 flag pulls, 10 sacks, and 8 defensive interceptions. Estero carries 41% at 7-2 and is a near-lock to advance. Cypress Lake holds 29% with Addison Apicella, who threw for 1,553 yards and 19 touchdowns, and Lilly Witz adding 899 receiving yards, 14 touchdowns, and 15 defensive interceptions. G3 is played at South Fort Myers at 4 p.m. FPRI nailed the seeding order perfectly.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Kinsley Brereton, Bonita Springs : 2,591 passing yards and 47 touchdowns, 356 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns

Lila Dinkel, Bishop Verot : 1,159 passing yards and 25 touchdowns, 639 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns, 44 flag pulls, 10 sacks, 8 defensive interceptions

Addison Apicella, Cypress Lake : 1,553 passing yards and 19 touchdowns, 281 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns

Jaslene Garcia, Bonita Springs : 647 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns, 64 flag pulls

Lilly Witz, Cypress Lake : 899 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns, 15 defensive interceptions

Kylee Terry, Bonita Springs : 296 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns, 59 flag pulls, 5 defensive interceptions

DISTRICT 2A-14

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Dr. Joaquin Garcia (Lake Worth) 9-5 1 79.1% 99% Suncoast (Riviera Beach) 7-4 2 41% 88.3% Jensen Beach 7-7 3 53% 93% Legacy (Port St. Lucie) 9-6 4 29% 49.1% Boynton Beach 10-5 5 17% 24.2% Pompano Beach 8-7 6 5% 5% Okeechobee 5-8 7 0% 0% Port St. Lucie 1-8 8 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — HIGHER SEED HOSTS

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 Dr. Joaquin Garcia vs. #8 Port St. Lucie, 6

#4 Legacy vs. #5 Boynton Beach, 6

#2 Suncoast vs. #7 Okeechobee, 6

#3 Jensen Beach vs. #6 Pompano Beach, 6

Semifinals — Tue., Apr. 21

Winner G1 vs. Winner G2, 6

Winner G3 vs. Winner G4, 6

Finals — Thu., Apr. 23

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 7

THE SKINNY: Dr. Joaquin Garcia leads at 79.1% championship odds with a 9-5 record against the 36th-ranked schedule. Jensen Beach holds 53% at 7-7 with Natalie Tobiasz throwing for 1,997 yards and 26 touchdowns. Boynton Beach carries 17% at 10-5, but their players dominate the stat sheet — E'Nijah Roundtree threw for 1,885 yards and 17 touchdowns while rushing for 835 more. Elynkah Chery added 826 receiving yards and 91 flag pulls, Jonika Sirius contributed 92 flag pulls, and Ashley Pierre rushed for 881 yards. Suncoast holds 41% at 7-4. Legacy, a brand new school at 9-6, carries 29%. A notable FPRI-FHSAA divergence: Jensen Beach is seeded third by the FHSAA while FPRI ranks the Falcons second.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

E'Nijah Roundtree, Boynton Beach : 1,885 passing yards and 17 touchdowns, 835 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns

Elynkah Chery, Boynton Beach : 826 receiving yards and 7 touchdowns, 91 flag pulls

Natalie Tobiasz, Jensen Beach : 1,997 passing yards and 26 touchdowns

Jonika Sirius, Boynton Beach : 579 receiving yards and 4 touchdowns, 92 flag pulls

Ashley Pierre, Boynton Beach : 881 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns, 55 flag pulls

Ti'esha Davis, Boynton Beach : 383 receiving yards and 5 touchdowns, 48 flag pulls

DISTRICT 2A-15

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Dillard (Fort Lauderdale) 8-6 1 74.7% 99% Miami Norland 6-4 2 53% 75.6% Plantation 8-7 3 41% 44.3% Archbishop McCarthy (Southwest Ranches) 5-6 4 17% 17% Stranahan (Fort Lauderdale) 5-5 5 0% 0% Somerset Academy (Pembroke Pines) 5-6 6 29% 29.7% Northeast (Oakland Park) 0-12 7 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — ALL GAMES AT NORTHEAST (OAKLAND PARK)

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 Dillard vs. Bye

#4 Archbishop McCarthy vs. #5 Stranahan, 5

#2 Miami Norland vs. #7 Northeast, 7

#3 Plantation vs. #6 Somerset Academy, 5

Semifinals — Tue., Apr. 21

#1 Dillard vs. Winner G2, 7

Winner G3 vs. Winner G4, 5

Finals — Wed., Apr. 22

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 5

THE SKINNY: Dillard leads at 74.7% championship odds with an 8-6 record against the 129th-ranked schedule, and the entire tournament is hosted at Northeast High School. Miami Norland holds 53% at 6-4. Plantation carries 41% at 8-7 — Ya'Niyah Young has thrown for 803 yards and 12 touchdowns while rushing for 472 more, McKenzie Livermore added 1,199 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns, and Alexandra Andrew contributed 418 receiving yards and 5 defensive interceptions. Yazmeen Williams of Northeast added 517 receiving yards and 52 flag pulls. Somerset Academy holds 29%, and Archbishop McCarthy 17%. Finals on Wed., Apr. 22 at 5 p.m.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Ya’Niyah Young, Plantation : 803 passing yards and 12 touchdowns, 472 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns

Yazmeen Williams, Northeast : 517 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns, 52 flag pulls

Elyssa Francois, Plantation : 57 flag pulls

Alexandra Andrew, Plantation : 418 receiving yards and 5 touchdowns, 5 defensive interceptions

Rodquavia Parker, Plantation : 45 flag pulls

Rodkevia Parker, Plantation : 43 flag pulls

DISTRICT 2A-16

School Record Seed District Championship Odds Playoff Odds Miami Northwestern 12-2 1 99.9% 99% American (Hialeah) 6-4 2 29% 56.1% Miami Central 3-3 3 41% 71.2% Mater Lakes (Hialeah) 5-8 4 53% 79.3% TERRA Institute (Miami) 3-5 5 17% 17% Hialeah 1-5 6 0% 0%

PAIRINGS — QUARTERFINALS AT HIGHER SEED | SEMIS & FINALS AT AMERICAN SENIOR

Quarterfinals — Mon., Apr. 20

#1 Miami Northwestern vs. Bye

#4 Mater Lakes vs. #5 TERRA Institute, TBA

#2 American vs. Bye

#3 Miami Central vs. #6 Hialeah, TBA

Semifinals — Tue., Apr. 21

#1 Miami Northwestern vs. Winner G2, TBA — at American Senior

#2 American vs. Winner G4, TBA — at American Senior

Finals — Wed., Apr. 22

Winner G5 vs. Winner G6, 3:30 — at American Senior

THE SKINNY: Miami Northwestern enters at 99.9% championship odds with a 12-2 record against the 23rd-ranked schedule — the Bulls are the second-best team in all of 2A. Tashara Robinson led with 2,440 passing yards and 32 touchdowns, while Dezaria Hampton added 893 receiving yards and 19 touchdowns, and Jah'Keriyah Brown contributed 777 receiving yards and 8 more scores. The quarterfinals are at the higher seed, then the semifinals and finals move to American Senior High. A notable FPRI-FHSAA divergence: FPRI ranks Mater Lakes second, but the FHSAA gave the two-seed to American. Finals on Wed., Apr. 22 at 3:30 p.m.

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Tashara Robinson, Miami Northwestern : 2,440 passing yards and 32 touchdowns

Dezaria Hampton, Miami Northwestern : 893 receiving yards and 19 touchdowns

Jah'Keriyah Brown, Miami Northwestern : 777 receiving yards and 8 touchdowns

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