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It's not considered a "district". Teams will be picked no matter the class they're in. So you can have a 1a school playing a 6a school, etc.

so are the teams being chosen to be in the top 8 open district or do they have a choice.  because top teams like STA, miami central,miami northwestern,american heritage,chaminade & etc are all still in regular districts for the 2026-2028 classification change. @nolebull813

Keystone Heights  Cameron Porch This is his 4th head coaching stop, none more than 3 years. None of them successful in the traditional sense.  https://www.mainstreetdailynews.com/sports/cameron-porch-keystone-heights-football

The official Sunshine State Athletic Association (SSAA) website at https://www.sunshinestateathletics.com/ is quite basic and does not appear designed to serve as a comprehensive resource for detailed organizational information.Here's a breakdown based on its current content (as of December 2025): Member teams/schools: It mentions serving "120+ member schools across Florida" but provides no public list, directory, or individual school profiles. There is an internal page titled "Our Members," but it contains no actual content or listings. Sports offered: It does list the sports (e.g., football (11-man and 8-man), basketball, volleyball, soccer, baseball, softball, cross country, golf, track, beach volleyball, e-sports), organized by season, which is helpful at a high level. Enrollment information: None provided—no details on school sizes, student enrollment, classifications, or divisions. Business meetings or governance: No information on meetings, board structure, leadership beyond basic staff bios (e.g., Director of Athletic Operations and sports administrators), or decision-making processes. Rules governing each sport (bylaws, handbooks, etc.): Completely absent—no rules sections, downloadable PDFs for bylaws, sport-specific regulations, eligibility guidelines, or handbooks. The site primarily focuses on: Championship event schedules and locations for the 2025-2026 season (with contact emails for coordinators). A partnership with Bound (an external platform for team registration and likely schedules/scores). General promotions like the Athlete Spotlight series. Basic "About Us" and staff pages. It seems the SSAA relies heavily on external tools (like Bound or possibly SportsEngine) for day-to-day operations, schedules, and member management, while the main site acts more as a promotional landing page and event announcer rather than a detailed association portal. This is common for some smaller independent athletic organizations, but it does limit public access to in-depth info.For more details (e.g., specific member schools or standings), sites like MaxPreps often track SSAA teams and results independently, as they cover the association's football and other sports.

I would recommend making this website more available. Doing a google search, the only website that shows up is Sunshine State Athletic Association