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Top 9 Large Classification Playoff Teams This Decade


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Since 2010, 9 teams in the larger classifications (5A-8A) have made the Final 4 of their respective classification 4 times or more?  Who are those teams?

Cocoa(4A)-9

Madison County(1A/2A/3A/4A)-9

Armwood(6A)-7  

St Thomas Aquinas(7A)-7

Booker T Washington(4A)-6

Central/Miami(6A)-6

Clearwater Central Catholic(3A)-6

Trinity Christian(5A/3A)-6

Bolles(4A)-5

Columbus(8A)-5

Plant(7A/8A)-5

American Heritage Delray(3A)-4

American Heritage Plantation(5A)-4

Baker(1A)-4

Champagnat(2A)-4

Dr Phillips(8A)-4

Manatee(7A/8A)-4

Naples(6A)-4

Osceola(7A/8A)-4

University Christian(2A)-4

 

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10 minutes ago, OldSchoolLion said:

Since 2010, only 6 teams in the larger classifications (5A-8A) have made the Final 4 of their respective classification 4 times or more?  Who are those teams?

Armwood 

 

St Thomas Aquinas 

 

Miami Central 

 

American Heritage Plantation 

 

 

 

Those 4 i know for sure 

 

 

Dr Phillips, Osceola are 2 guesses i have atm

 

 

Maybe Naples or Charlotte 

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