It’s never easy to make decisions on the Sentinel’s yearly all-area football selections, and the 2025 All-Area Football Team proved no different. In particular, the decision for the top quarterback was more difficult than ever, as Orlando area quarterbacks have significantly picked up their games.
Late in the season, it appeared as if Bishop Moore sophomore quarterback Blake McCullough could run away with the first-team honors. But a late season surge, capped by the Class 7A state championship by Lake Mary’s Noah Grubbs, earned Grubbs a tie with McCullough at QB.
Grubbs, who has signed to play for Notre Dame, went on a tear in the last six games. He completed nearly 70% of his passes (114-of-166) for 1,519 yards and 19 touchdowns. It was an impressive way to cap a stellar career as a four-year starter.
That’s not to cast any shade on what other quarterbacks accomplished, like second-team selection Dereon Coleman of Jones, and three sophomores Jackson Stecher of Lake Brantley, AJ Chung of West Orange and Jeremiah Lattier of St. Cloud, or juniors Tre Kelly of South Lake and Sebastian Galeano of Oviedo, or seniors Carter Emanuel of Edgewater and Sabby Meassick at Toho Kalaya.
It was certainly the year of the quarterback.
Ayden Pouncey, Marceles Carey, Jesse Barker Jr. are football players of the year
Offensive Player of the Year
Marceles Carey, senior, DeLand
Defensive Player of the Year
Jesse Barker, senior, South Lake
Iron Man Player of the Year
Ayden Pouncey, senior, Winter Park
First team
OFFENSE
QB — Noah Grubbs, 6-4, 215, senior, Lake Mary
Grubbs led Lake Mary to the Class 7A state championship to cap a storied career for the Notre Dame-bound quarterback. He also led the Rams to the 2024 state finals, but fell short of the title. As a senior, Grubbs threw for 3,250 yards and 40 touchdowns. He ends his career at No. 6 on the state’s all-time passing list with 11,537 yards and tied for No. 2 all-time in touchdown passes with Florida signee Will Griffin of Tampa Jesuit at 143 TD passes.
QB — Blake McCullough, 6-1, 190, sophomore, Bishop Moore
Bishop Moore was supposed to be a work in progress on offense in 2025, having lost star quarterback Bjorn Jurgensen to Virginia via graduation. However, in stepped new offensive coordinator Ryan Fleming and sophomore QB McCullough and no problem. McCullough is the nephew of former NFL star tight end Greg Olsen, who will likely be voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame when the announcement is made Feb. 5. McCullough was third in the state in passing with 3,477 yards and threw 37 TD passes. He completed 67% of his throws (199-of-276), leading Bishop Moore into the Class 3A state semifinals.
RB – Taihj Moore, 5-10, 170, sophomore, DeLand
Moore solidified himself as one of the top football players in the state for the Class of 2028, after breaking on the scene as a freshman a year ago. What’s scary is that his coach Rick Darlington says the best is yet to come for the sophomore. This past season, he ran for 1,427 yards and 27 touchdowns in helping DeLand reach the Class 7A state quarterfinals.
RB – Amare’ Johnson, 5-10, 180, senior, Bishop Moore
Johnson was another big reason why Bishop Moore was able to go 9-0 to start the season, and reach the 3A semifinals. He made an impact quickly after moving in from West Virginia before his junior season. As a senior, he was the state’s No. 4-leading rushing with a school record 2,149 yards and 29 rushing touchdowns. He will play college football at Missouri State.
RB – Aaron Hardy, 5-7, 170, senior, Boone
After making the unselfish move to defense to help the team as a junior, Hardy returned to his running back spot as a senior and helped Boone to a 9-0 start and the Braves reached the second round of the Class 7A playoffs. Tough for his size, Hardy ran for 1,521 yards, good for No. 25 in the state and he scored 24 touchdowns. He has yet to sign to play college football.
OL – Chancellor Barclay, 6-4, 290, senior, TFA
Ranked as the No. 15 interior offensive lineman in the country, Barclay has been one of the top linemen in Central Florida since his sophomore season, when he played at Lake Minneola before transferring to TFA. He’s a skilled technician who prides himself in mechanics and work ethic. Barclay will play at Clemson.
OL – Rhys Woodrow, 6-4, 270, senior, Boone
Woodrow has been a mainstay on the Boone line since his sophomore season and often stepped in on the defensive line, as well. He helped pave the way for Aaron Hardy’s breakout season. Woodrow has signed to play at Miami, where he will join three other Central Florida offensive linemen: Max Buchanan of Seminole, Jaden Wilkerson of Edgewater and Demetrius Campbell of Orlando Christian Prep.
OL – Ben Jones, 6-3, 290, senior, Edgewater
Jones has been a four-year starter on the offensive line at Edgewater, and he is considered by many opposing coaches to be the best technique lineman in the area. He has good feet and holds his blocks by always getting in great position and using terrific hand placement. Jones has signed to play at Appalachian State.
OL – Reed Ramsier, 6-5, 3017, junior, TFA
Another great technician, Ramsier has made tremendous strides under the guidance of TFA offensive line coach Chad Mavety. He came over from Boone as a sophomore and helps give TFA one of the top offensive lines in the state. Despite his size, he can move very well.
OL — Aiden Galles, 6-6, 275, sophomore, East Ridge
Galles is an up-and-comer who already has college football coaches drooling at the opportunity to sign him. He helped East Ridge jump out to a 6-0 start this past season. His technique is already solid, but he continues to improve and should be one of the best offensive linemen in state in the class of 2028.
WR — Kenyon Alston, 6-2, 175, senior, Bishop Moore
The top target for Blake McCullough, Alston was a big reason Bishop Moore scored more than 43 points per game this past season. He’s big with terrific hands and also has great play-making ability after the catch. Alston caught 51 passes for 1,136 yards and 14 touchdowns, averaging a whopping 22.28 yards per catch. Signed to play at Illinois.
WR – Barrett Schulz, 6-7, 190, senior, Lake Mary
Schulz, who transferred to Lake Mary from Orange City University High before the season, finally found a rhythm with Grubbs as the Rams made their run to the state title. One of the most gifted pass catchers in the state, Schulz caught 81 passes, good for second in the area, for an Orlando-leading 1,326 yards and 17 touchdowns. He will play college ball at FIU, on the field where he caught the Hail Mary pass that won the state title for Lake Mary.
WR – Keydrick Powell, 6-2, 175, senior, South Lake
Powell led area receivers in yardage for most of the season, but fell short of the overall lead after South Lake’s season ended at 13 games. He helped the Eagles to their first playoff berth in 25 years, catching 70 balls for 1,203 yards and nine touchdowns. He has yet to sign to play college football.
K-P – Kason Mullis, 6-4, 185, senior, Jones
Mullis transferred to Jones from Bartow before his junior season, and he gave the Tigers their first legitimate field-goal threat in more than 20 years. He kicked a school record 53-yard field goal as a senior, and also made a pair of 45-yarders. He was a big part of why Jones was able to keep its 4A state title game close in the early going, averaging 44 yards on three punts. He has yet to sign to play college football.
DEFENSE
DL — Fred Ards, 6-5, 245, junior, Jones
Ards has tremendous strength and outstanding speed for a big edge rusher. He’ll need to get more consistent, but when he’s focused he’s lights-out. Ards averaged 5.3 tackles this season with 73 stops. He also had 11 sacks and 13 tackles for loss. He’s the No. 1 player in the Sentinel’s 2027 Central Florida Super60.
DL — DeAnthony Lafayette, 6-1, 230, senior, Lake Nona
Lafayette finished a close second to Jesse Barker Jr. for Defensive Player of the Year. He led the area in sacks with 19.5 and he was No. 9 overall in the state. He has great speed off the edge and uses his athleticism to get around blockers. Lafayette, who had originally committed to LSU, will play college football at Miami.
DL — Aiden Anderson 6-3, 230, senior, Edgewater
Sometimes he’s overshadowed on a great Edgewater defense, especially when running back Damian Moore doubles up at linebacker. But Anderson is a star in his own right. He had 52 tackles on the season and helped Edgewater to a 12-1 record. He also led the team in both tackles for loss, with 19, and sacks, with 12. He will play college football at Mercer.
(Photo courtesy Tyce Petty)
DL — Noah Prince, 6-4, 225, junior, Bishop Moore
Prince stood out among a stellar Bishop Moore defensive front, which had 69 sacks overall. He earned the nod over teammate Mateo Rivera. Prince accounted for 14 sacks and he had 19 tackles for loss in helping the Hornets reach the Class 3A state semifinals. Prince had 66 tackles overall and 17 tackles for loss.
DL — Chris Sanon, 6-2, 225, sophomore, Evans
Sanon had a breakout sophomore season, leading a stingy Evans defense that allowed just nine points per game and had five shutouts. Sanon led the area in sacks with 22, which was good for No. 4 in the state, and he had 42 tackles. He also led Evans with 28 tackles for loss.
LB — Zi’rieck Roberts, 5-11, 215, senior, Evans
Roberts led the Orlando area in tackles by nearly 30 tackles, and if this kid had a few more inches in height, college coaches would be all over him. He has a terrific motor and is constantly on the ball. He had 174 tackles this season, an average of 15.8 tackles per game, including 109 solo stops. He had 22 tackles for loss. He has yet to sign to play college football, but wherever he lands, someone is getting a steal.
LB — Bertrand Derose, 6-0, 215, senior, Jones
Derose was a savior this season for a Jones team that was lacking in defensive experience and needed a solid middle to hold things up for a very fresh secondary. In stepped Derose, a transfer from Oak Ridge after his sophomore season. Derose never really took hold of defensive expectations as a junior, but this season he was laser-focused and led the 4A state finalist in tackles with 105. He has yet to sign to play college football.
LB — JJ Edwards, 6-2, 195, senior, Edgewater
Edwards was another finalist for the Sentinel’s Defensive Player of the Year honor, falling into a second-place tie with Lake Nona’s Lafayette, whom he will join at Miami in the future. Edwards is strong and fast and adept at bursting through gaps and finding the ball carrier. He led the team in tackles with 77 and had 16 tackles for loss. He also had 10 sacks.
LB — Raheem Turner Jr., 6-0, 205, senior, Seminole
Another linebacker who is extremely quick and adept at filling gaps. Turner carries that traditional Seminole toughness and did plenty of dirty work for the ‘Noles as a three-year starter. He led the team in tackles with 93 and also had 11 tackles for loss, four sacks and 12 QB hurries.
Photo courtesy “Through John’s Lens”
DB — Bryce Williams, senior, St. Cloud
A candidate for the Sentinel’s Iron Man of the Year honor, Williams did it all for St. Cloud, especially on the defensive side of the ball, where he had nine interceptions, which was good for No 4 in the state. He was third on the team in tackles with 65. Williams also caught 49 passes for 804 yards and nine touchdowns. He has signed to play at Middle Tennessee State.
Courtesy Trojan Media
DB — Demetre Pryor, 5-11, 175, sophomore, Evans
Pryor picked up right where he left off his freshman season at Jones, where he had seven interceptions. He also had seven interceptions this season after transferring to Evans. Pryor was fifth on the team in tackles with 42. He has an uncanny knack for tracking down the football and should be heavily recruited as his career progresses.
DB — Devin Jackson, 6-2, 190, senior, TFA
Jackson is one of the top safeties in the country and he has had a terrific two seasons at TFA, after coming over from West Orange. Jackson had three interceptions as a senior and is ranked as the No. 8 safety in the nation by 247 composite rankings. He had 43 FBS scholarship offers and has signed to play at Oregon.
Courtesy Joe Petro/PSP Images
DB — Jaylen Lowman, 5-11, 150, sophomore, Winter Springs
Lowman had a tremendous breakout season as a sophomore, helping the team make the playoffs for the first time since 2019. He was second in the state with 10 interceptions, and he was fourth on the team in tackles with 48. He also blocked four punts. It was a huge step up from his freshman season, when he played just four games and had one pick.
LS — Leandro Gutierrez, 5-11, 185, senior, Hagerty
Gutierrez is mostly known for his abilities as Hagerty’s leading rusher at running back, but the senior was also a solid linebacker and one of the top long snappers in the country. He is ranked No. 65 by Kohl’s Kicking, with an average snap time of 0.72 seconds. As a running back, he had 853 rushing yards and eight touchdowns. He also caught 18 passes for 195 yards and two TDs. On defense, Gutierrez had 33 tackles.
Second team
OFFENSE
QB — Dereon Coleman, senior, Jones
RB — Damian Moore, senior, Edgewater
RB – Lidarious Pryor, senior, Evans
RB — Issac Farling, sophomore, Mount Dora Christian
OL — Xavier Payne, senior, Jones
OL — Marcus Ferrer, senior, Osceola
OL — Taz Logan, junior, DeLand
OL — Corey Brown, senior, Jones
OL — Jermichael Hardy, senior, Evans
WR — Larry Miles, senior, Jones
WR — Magnus Talma, junior, Bishop Moore
WR — Cole Emanuel, junior, Edgewater
WR — Anthony Gay III, senior, Seminole
K-P — Chris McKenna, senior, South Lake
DEFENSE
DL — Elijah Mosby, senior, Windermere
DL — Joe Johnson, sophomore, DeLand
DL — Will Buzyniski, senior, Boone
DL — Alex Willis, senior, TFA
DL — Khalid Feliz, senior, Lake Nona
DL — Mateo Rivera, junior, Bishop Moore
LB — Tyson Williams, senior, South Lake
LB —Patrick Ryan, senior, Lake Mary
LB — Jiah Walls, senior, Evans
LB — Nolan Turner, senior, West Orange
DB — Devonte Anderson, senior, West Orange
DB — Trenton Gummer, senior, Bishop Moore
DB — Octavius Lewis, sophomore, Edgewater
DB — Danny Odem, senior, TFA
LS — Brady Hiatt, senior, Edgewater
Honorable mention
(These are school nominations)
Apopka — P Grant Ward (Sr.), OL Nandi Lake (Sr.), LB Jamarcus Tanner (Jr.).
Bishop Moore — WR Jaxson Anderson (Sr.), WR Matthew Sullivan (Jr.), DL Marco Mohajir (Sr.), OL Philip Farragalla (Jr.), OL Jordan Callifar (Sr.), TE-DE Drew Follett (Jr.), DL Mateo Rivera (Jr.), DL Brady Raub (Jr.), LB Blaze Allen (Jr.), LB Cale Britt (So.), TE-DL Peter Cannon (Sr.), DL Lucas Bower (Fr.), DB Lemuel Bass (Sr.), DB Malachi Smith (So.).
Boone — QB Sam Johnson (Sr.), LB Noah Maddox (Sr.), Mackenzi Aldeus (Jr.), DB CJ Nassar (Jr.).
Central Florida Christian — 8th Gavin Prtizkau QB, FR Jahmari Hammonds RB, JR Da’Vion Monroe ATH, FR Nyshaun Drye ATH, JR Jondell Cennett LB.
Cornerstone Charter — WR Jackson Marsingill (Sr.), LB Tanielu Cox (Sr.), DL Gavin Leahy (Sr.), OL Dale Smith (Sr.), K-P Matthew Cumball (Sr.), LS Landon Fischer (Jr.), LB Easton Wolfgramm (Jr.), QB CJ Luckado (Jr.), DB Anthony Mendez (Sr.), WR William Gough (So.), TE Fahad Qurban (Sr.), DB Yousef Vazquez (Sr.).
DeLand — QB Gardner Nordman (Jr.), DB An’tario Wright (Jr.), RB-LB Ladamion Bletcher, DB Nalin Rogers (Jr.), DE Jeremiah Smokes (Jr.), OL Tucker Wilson (Jr.), DL Jordan Banks (Jr.), K-WR Cristian Baez (Jr.), OL Victor Small (Jr.), LB Lane Roberts (Jr.), ATH Korion Ross (So.), RB Ryan Joseph (Sr.).
Deltona — DL Ricknomar Campos (Sr.), K-P Gio Padrino (Sr.).
Dr. Phillips — RB Zion Mattews (Sr.), QB Camren West (Sr.), Zhytrez Ervin (Sr.), LB Kyron Rolle (Fr.), DB Jeremiah Fort (Sr.), DB Rayshaud Taylor (Jr.), ATH Torrey Scott (Jr.), DB McHenry Fortilien (Sr.), DB Xavion Mincey (Jr.), DE Demarco Henderson III (Jr.), DL Jayden Buckhanon (Sr.), OL RJ Stamm (Sr.).
East Ridge — QB Karon Palmer Jr. (Jr.), WR Lamar Garrison (So.), WR Tony Brown (So.), DB Jordyn Butler (So.), DL Davis Suchora (Jr.), OL Bryce Davis (So.), OL Alan Rosado (Jr.), P Landon Dodd (Sr.), RB Daryl Ellis (So.), RB Bryan Neves Dos Santos (So.).
Edgewater —QB Carter Emanuel (Sr.), ATH Saphir Miller (Sr.), LB Michael McClenton (Sr.), OL Nathaniel Gracia (Sr.), WR Alex Rossi (Jr.), DB Nick Collins (Jr.), LB Gentry Wood (Sr.).
Evans — WR Carl Jean-Bart (Sr.), DL Mujahid Jeferson (Sr.), DT Cornell English (Sr.), ATH Omyry Hickson ( Sr.), DB Artavius Riley (Sr.), OT Zion Ramsey (Sr.), SR Derone Rogers (Sr.), DB Otis Hardy (Sr.), DB Emari Peterson (Sr.).
First Academy (Leesburg) — QB Jenry Purvis (Jr.), RB-DB Rayce Teate (Jr.), TE-LB Logan Stalvey (Sr.), ATH Ezekiel Lowe (Jr.), FB Luke Rutzbeck, OL-DL Amari Akolade (Fr.).
The First Academy (Orlando) — ATH Brian Dillard (Jr.), DL Blaze Jones, Bam Whitfield (Jr.), WR Demetrice McCray (Sr.), RB Jaelynn Powell (Jr.), TE J’deion Jackson (FR), QB Anthony Woods (8th), OL Sean Kentish (Sr.), DL CJ McCoy (Sr.), DL JP Furtado (Jr.), LB Rion SMith (Sr.), DB David Coleman (Jr.), OL Trintin Thomas (Sr.), DL Srlondo Whiley (Sr.), Kyler Priester (Jr.).
Foundation Academy — RB Sam Wood (Sr.), QB Braydon Marks (Sr.), ATH Cole Huntley (Jr.).
Freedom — ATH RJ Coleman (Sr.), LB Isaac Velazquez (Sr.), OL Nenad Vucetic.
Gateway — RB Nydrell Thigpen (So.), DE Dory Thimote (Jr.), DB Johnny Reyes (So.), OL Dontae Brown (Sr.), OL Collin Anderson (Sr.).
Hagerty — OL-DL Trevor Covelli OL-DL; LB Ryan Davis LB, ATH Makiye McBurse (Sr.).
Harmony — K Brayden Buehler (Jr.).
Horizon — RB Kaio Oliveira (Sr.), LB Trace Kulczar (Jr.).
Innovation — WR David Moore (Sr.), QB Kaleb Bielski (Jr.), DB Jayden Harris (Sr.), LB Matt Goncalves (Jr.), DE Sean McQuade (Sr.), RB Ralph Taylor (Sr.), WR Pearce Dendy (Sr.), DB Brian Friedlander (Sr.), K Alex Quinlan (Sr.).
Jones — LB Ryan Duvall (Sr.), LB Quinton Evans (Sr.), DB Landen Gaines (Sr.), WR DJ Hicks (Sr.), RB Daunte Wallace (Sr.), OL-DL Jordyn Martin (Jr.).
Lake Brantley — QB Jackson Stecher (So.), WR Davon Washington (Sr.), RB Curtis Dewberry (Sr.).
Lake Buena Vista — RB James Yauger (Sr.).
Lake Highland Prep — ATH Eddie Bohne (Sr.), QB Will Wankelman (Sr.), DB Nmare Collins (So.), RB Talan Henderson (So.), WR Brady Weber (Sr.).
Lake Howell — QB Brycen Marbrey (So.), ATH Delvin Coleman (Jr.) WR Jayvon Funnyé (Jr.), OL Noa Scott (So.), DL Jermel Jones Jr. (So.).
Lake Mary — DB Jamarion Coleman (Jr.), RB Oshea Faison (Sr.), RB Gavin Isaacs (Sr.), DB Dmarion Simmons (Jr.), WR Terrance Dixon (Sr.), ATH Jahvon Robinson (Jr.), ATH Tavarius Brundidge Jr. (So.), OL Gavin Kaminski (Jr.), DT Richie Crouse (Sr.), DL Eli Covington (Jr.), LB Grady Isaacs (Jr.).
Lake Nona — DB Charles Woodson Jr. (Jr.), LB Anthony Moreno (Jr.), DL Darren White (Jr.), OL Jack Mazurek (Jr.), DL Eddie Crattic III (So.), OL Shane Telfer (Jr.), OL Ian Baker (Jr.), (DB Gavin Kennedy (Jr.), QB Luke Ramsey (Sr.), RB Kendrell Kimmons (Sr.).
Leesburg — WR Noah Russell (So.), K William Henderson (Sr.), OL Dakari Conner (Sr.), DL Jabari Johnson (Sr.).
Lyman — OL Kenyin Shaw (Sr.), DL Eddie Bouey (Jr.), DB Kristian Leon (Jr.), TE Jonah Zulueta (Fr.).
Master’s Academy — P Brett Gotwalt (Sr.), DL Rockett Van Hoose (Sr.), K Landon Lees (Sr.), RB Evan Slockett (Sr.), ATH KJ Ishmael (FR), OL Joseph Timmer (Fr.), DB Tyler Grinch (So.).
Mount Dora — RB Tymir Gaines (Sr.), K-P Cayden McCoy (Sr.).
Mount Dora Christian — RB Isaac Farling (Sr.), OL Ben Glass (Jr.), DB Blake Banks (Sr.), RB TJ McCormick (Jr.), RB Noah Slegers (Sr.), Roberto Castillo II (Sr.).
Oak Ridge —WR Da’ron Newton Caster (So.), LB Mariano Tucker (Sr.), ATH Donnell Huey III (Sr.), QB Antonio Fields (So.), DB Marquis Sanders (So.).
Ocoee — QB Tyson Davison (Sr.), DB Dariyon Gordon (Sr.).
Olympia — LB Ryder Flynn (Sr.), LB Aiden Harris (Sr.),
Orangewood Christian — RB Jack Benson (Sr.), WR Grayson Hilinski (Jr.), DL Maxx Sorrentino (Sr.), QB Tre Roach (Sr.), TE Dean Ramsey (Sr.), DL Thomas Franz (Jr.).
Orlando Christian Prep — DB Zeke Gunn (Sr.), WR Akeevin Anderson (Sr.), DL William Grinage (Jr.), DE-TE Dominic Elder (Sr.), OL-DL Jordan Lynch (So.), ATH Nico Flores (Jr.), ATH Jaden Bolton (Jr.), TE Brayden Schuster (Sr.), Troy Williams Jr. (Jr.), RB Paighten Degree (So.).
Osceola — ATH Alijah Jenkins (Sr.), OL Reginald Frost SR, RB Jeffery Sinophat (Sr.), LB Colton Carter (Jr.), LB Nathaniel Barnett (Sr.), DB Jamario Bradford (Sr.), DB Jakyri Watson (Sr.), LB-DE Jeremiah Wiggins-Baker (Sr.), DL Jason Lewis (Jr.), DE Dominique Redding (Jr.), DE Jasier Thomas (Jr.), OL Kayden Polite (Sr.).
Oviedo — RB Brock Joyce (Sr.), QB Sebastian Galeano (Jr.), OL Micha Thorpe (Sr.), DL Laron Hargrave (Sr.), LB Kyle Olson (Sr.), DB Samari Chisolm (Sr.), ATH Carmari Solomon (Jr.), WR Dashon Febres (Sr.), WR Jordan Donahoo (Jr.).
Pine Ridge — ATH Kaden Boddie (Sr.).
Real Life Christian Academy — QB Caleb Burden (Sr.), RB Johnny Olson (Sr.), WR Inman Beardslee (Sr.), OL Cody Anderson (Sr.), DB Noah Durkee (Jr.), DB Noah McMann (Sr.), DB Dash Fields (Jr.), DL Hayden Longworth (Sr.).
St. Cloud — QB Jeremiah Lattier (So.), TE Owen Sullivan (Jr.), WR Stacey Taylor (Jr.), RB Cameron Dalton (Sr.), OL Shawn Eplin (Sr.), OL Danny Omurkulov (Sr.), OL Wade Cordell (Sr.), DE Jude Cockroft (Jr.), DL Hank Williams (Jr.), DL Milton Caraballo (sr.), LB Dashawn Reese (Sr.), LB Chase Gilbert (Jr.), DB Jayden Irons (So.).
Seminole — DB Robert Hampton (Jr.), DE Terrence Thompson (Sr.), OL Martin Fayson (Jr.), ATH J’len Chaplin (Sr.).
South Lake — RB Malik Holman (Sr.), QB Tre Kelly (Jr.), DB Julian White (So.), DB Ahvioume Scott (So.), LB Chase Coello (Sr.), TE Isaiah Pina (Sr.).
Tavares — RB Tamauri Collins (Jr.), LB Ari Bentley (Jr.), LB Jelani Bentley (Jr.), WR Camare Williams (Sr.), DB Simeon Jenkins (Sr.), DL Ronald Rouse (Jr.).
Timber Creek — P Kooper Luu
Tohopekaliga — QB Sabby Meassick (Sr.), OL Dominic Miranda (Jr.), WR Josiah Hall (Fr.), WR AJ Wise (Jr.), WR Tre Punter (Sr.), LB Juan Hidalgo (Sr.).
Trinity Prep — RB Josh Shaw (So.), OL Carson Wicker (Jr.), QB Joe Macau (Fr.), WR James Ellzey (Jr.), DB Jaden Moore (Jr.), LB Forrest Venable (So.).
Umatilla — ATH Bryce Norflee (Jr.), QB Ray Jenkins (Sr.), RB Nate Hawkins (Sr.), OL-DL Kellen Hatcher (Sr.), LB Isaiah Brown (Jr.).
University (Orange City) — LB Dafino Devega (Jr.).
Wekiva — DL Lukenson Morancy (Sr.).
West Orange — DB Devonte Anderson (Sr.), QB AJ Chung (So.), WR Yuto Kawamura-Johnson (Jr.), WR Edison Delgado (Sr.), Dakiren ‘Duggy’ Glover (Sr.), LB Nolan Herman (Sr.), DB Dylan Hoskins (Sr.), ATH Chakai Scott (Sr.), RB Jayden Ammons (Jr.), DE Matheus Kaminski Cordeiro (So.), OL Fenway Cochrane (So.),
Windermere High — DB CJ Bonaugh (Sr.), RB Henry Rogers (Sr.), WR Jaylen Davis (Jr.), DB Eddie Russomanno (Jr.), OL Jeffrey Forrester (Sr.).
Windermere Prep — RB Peyton Hollern (Sr.), TE Antonio Farah (Sr.), DL Trevor Doggett (Sr.), OL Eduardo Arcila (Sr.), LB Koren Williams (So.), LS Tristian Nguyen (Sr.).
Winter Park — LB Max Lennon (Jr.), RB Decorie Johnson (Sr.), DE KJ Davis (Jr.), DB Eshawn Sutton (Sr.), OL Gavin Pearcy (Sr.)
Winter Springs — LB Jorden Federick (Sr.), SD Tyson Summers (Sr.), LB Marje Foster-Wilson (So.), OL-DL Gabriel Lerma (Jr.), WR Tristen Raines (Jr.), RB Omar Scott (Jr.), OL Aidan Culp (So.), P Jackson Baker (Sr.), QB Isaac Johnson (Sr.).
Chris Hays can be found on X.com @OS_ChrisHays.