WESTSIDE-Lake Shore came into its crucial Western Division showdown with a lot of confidence and revenge on its mind. They left with both yesterday, after knocking off host Jeff Davis 14-6 to take control of the West with one game remaining in the division. A loss last season to Jeff Davis, kept the Warriors from winning the division and ultimately a...Read More

Dupont Middle- When two 4-0 teams get together to square off for the division crown there’s sure to be lots of intensity, emotion, and excitement. For Twin Lakes and Coach Gamble it was an opportunity for them to showcase all three of these expressions in a game that meant everything to their playoff hopes. Win and...Read More

While Gilbert was off last week, other middle school teams took to the field and showcased their talents. Ribault remained undefeated with a tough 14-0 win over YMLA; while Lake Shore, Arlington and Fletcher all posted big wins as well. Here is the new poll, followed by this weeks schedule. Hurricane Matthew moved nearly all...Read More

SOUTHSIDE-Despite having multiple touchdowns called back, University Christian did what it needed to do Monday night to wrap up a playoff spot with a 61-0 win over Eagle’s View. From the opening play, the Christians controlled all lines of scrimmage and set the tone early with big play after big play to get the easy win. Captains....Read More

The devastation and toll Hurricane Matthew took on the First Coast area over the weekend not only postponed area high school football games but middle school football games as well. While Matthew ripped apart coastal towns like Fernandina Beach, Palm Coast, Jax Beach and St. Augustine, inland communities were damaged as well. Matthew forced Duval County...Read More

Hurricane Matthew terrified everyone up and down the East Coast including the communities of St. Augustine, Fernandina Beach and Palm Coast; thus cancelling all but a handful of high school football games in the Northeast Florida area. Hopefully we can get back to a sense of normalcy this week and get back to watching football. To make up for...Read More

Hurricane Matthew is expected to potentially make landfall in Florida sometime Thursday causing several counties to have mandatory evacuations up and down the coast of Florida. With the current Category 4 status of Matthew, area schools have made the decision to cancel, postpone or move their football games this week. Here is an updated list...Read More

While Duval County public schools get all the middle school attention, there are other local middle school and junior high school football programs strapping it on each week too. Teams like Baker County, Lake City and Richardson Middle Schools as well as Callahan, Yulee and Fernandina Beach battle each other weekly; while Fort White and Lake Butler play other Gainesville...Read More

Seven years ago, the St. Johns Middle School Athletic Association was formed to help fill the need for middle school sports in St. Johns County. When the schools were unable to support sports for financial reasons, the association was formed with a licensing agreement to use the middle school names, logo and mascots. The league leases the fields from St. Johns County...Read More