Florida High School Football Scoreboard - Quarterfinals

Florida High School Football Scores
Friday, November 30, 2007

Quarterfinals

USA Today Super 25
#1 Northwestern 55 South Dade 14
#7 Pahokee 41 Frostproof 13
#10 Booker T. Washington 7 Dwyer 6
#22 Armwood 36 Plant 7

6A
Apopka 43 Spruce Creek 0
Boone 13 Park Vista 6
Deerfield Beach 21 North Miami Beach 20

5A
Bartram Trail 28 Fleming Island 17
Osceola 14 Chamberlain 8
Largo 28 Cape Coral 13
St. Thomas Aquinas 59 Palm Bay 14

4A
Pace 22 First Coast 19
Nease 23 Seabreeze 13
Armwood 36 Plant 7
Washington 7 Dwyer 6

3A
St. Augustine 44 Godby 14
North Marion 21 Harmony 3
Cocoa 24 Booker 21
Naples 27 Glades Central 24

2A Semifinals
Madison County 47 South Sumter 20
Tampa Catholic 28 Archbishop Carroll 21

2B Semifinals
Newberry 28 Florida High 18
Pahokee 41 Frostproof 13

1A Semifinals
North Florida Christian 21 Lafayette 6
American Heritage 28 Glades Day 7

1B Semifinals
FAMU 38 Trinity Christian 6
Jupiter Christian 25 Bradenton Prep 12

Top Ranked Northwestern (FL) Pushes Win Streak to 22 Games

Northwestern (Miami, FL) will get a second big test of the season next week when it takes-on undefeated Central. However, before that 7-0 vs. 7-0 game could be played, the Bulls had to disposed of a district foe American Friday night...and they did just that with a 36-12 win.

Northwestern used a solid ground game to push its win streak to 22-games. The Bulls gained 212-yards on the ground, while the defense came-up with five sacks and forced fumbles. Quarterback Jacory Harris was very efficient completing 11 of 17 passes for 176 yards and two scores.

Northwestern will play Central next Saturday in the Orange Bowl.

USA Today Super 25 High School Football Poll

Only a few minor changes in the bottom half of the USA Today Super 25 this week. With two teams idle over the weekend and the other 23 teams winning, the Top 20 is unchanged from last week. DeMatha (Hyattsville, MD) squeaked by Gonzaga 7-6 and fell three spots to #24. The Stags fall allowed Lakeland (FL), Byrnes (Duncan, SC) and Centennial (Corona, CA) to move up a spot.

Here's the latest poll....

#1 Northwestern (Miami, FL) 6-0
Previous: #1

#2 St. Xavier (Cincinnati, OH) 8-0
Previous: #2

#3 Prattville (AL) 7-0
Previous: #3

#4 De La Salle (Concord, CA) 5-0
Previous: #4

#5 Katy (TX) 5-0
Previous: #5

#6 Southlake Carroll (TX) 5-1
Previous: #6

#7 Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA) 6-0
Previous: #7

#8 Pahokee (FL) 6-0
Previous: #8

#9 Cardinal Mooney (Youngstown, OH) 8-0
Previous: #9

#10 Colerain (Cincinnati, OH) 8-0
Previous: #10

#11 Northside (Warner Robins, GA) 7-0
Previous: #11

#12 Booker T. Washington (Miami, FL) 5-0
Previous: #12

#13 South Panola (Batesville, MS) 7-0
Previous: #13

#14 Hamilton (Chandler, AZ) 8-0
Previous: #14

#15 Maryville (TN) 7-0
Previous: #15

#16 Muskegon (MI) 8-0
Previous: #16

#17 Union (Tulsa, OK) 7-0
Previous: #19

#18 Pittsburgh Central Catholic (PA) 7-0
Previous: #19

#19 Columbine (Littleton, CO) 7-0
Previous: #20

#20 Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey, NJ) 5-0
Previous: #21

#21 Lakeland (FL) 6-0
Previous: #22

#22 Byrnes (Duncan, SC) 8-0
Previous: #23

#23 Centennial (Corona, CA) 6-1
Previous: #24

#24 DeMatha (Hyattsville, MD) 6-1
Previous: #21

#25 Independence (Charlotte, NC) 7-1
Previous: #25

Top-Ranked Northwestern (FL) Air It Out In Win Over Hialeah-Miami Lakes

Northwestern (Miami, FL) quarterback Jacory Harris was on fire Saturday, throwing six touchdown passes to lead the Bulls to a 63-0 rout of Hialeah-Miami Lakes.

What made Harris' performance so impressive was the fact that he did it in a little over two quarters of work. Harris, who now has 23 TD passes this year, was 10-for-13 for 200 yards. Five different players caught the scoring passes.

Harris is on pace to possibly break the Florida single-season touchdown pass record of 48 set by Robert Marve of Tampa Plant High School. At his current pace, Harris would shatter the record by tossing 58 scores.

While Harris gets the headline, the Northwestern defense was outstanding. The Bulls "D" limited Hiaheah-Miami Lakes to minus-18 yards of total offense, including minus-20 yards rushing.