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We have reached the end of spring practice, here is a run down of what happened. After three weeks of practice, spring ended last night in Middleburg with Westside hanging on to a 28-21 win over the host Broncos. 2017 Spring Football Games   May 10 Nease 7, Atlantic Coast 0   May 12 St. Johns at Bishop Snyder (No Score Reported) Sandalwood 28, Yulee 7   May 16 St. Joseph at Oak Hall  (Cancelled )  ...Read More

Check out some of the sights and sound from the 2017 St. Johns County Spring Football Jamboree below!   Like this:Like Loading...Read More

JULINGTON CREEK-For the seventh straight year, the St. Johns Middle School Athletic Association held its annual spring football jamboree Saturday at Creekside High. All ten members representing Pacetti Bay, Liberty Pines, Valley Ridge, Patriot Oaks, Swiss Point, Landrum, Murray, Sebastian, Fruit Cove and Gamble Rogers were on hand. Among the teams playing were the defending county champions the Switzerland Point Raiders and the county runner-ups Landrum Lions. Teams were given 20 days of practice culminating with the...Read More

ORANGE PARK- Starting as many as six freshman on defense, Orange Park coach Tom MacPherson had to be extremely pleased with what he saw Friday night in the spring football jamboree. In two halves (four quarters total) the young Raiders defense allowed only 13 points total, including six in the closing seconds. Facing two of the top rising junior quarterbacks in the area in Cameron Sapp from Parker and Gavin Screws from Baldwin, the young Raider defense rose to the...Read More

Fleming Island High School- Spring Football was in the air in Clay County at the NEFAC Football Jamboree, featuring several Junior High Football teams in the area. Wilkinson, Orange Park, Green Cove, Lake Asbury, Lakeside, Bradford, and Oakleaf Junior Highs all participated in the jamboree. Each team would compete in two quarters of play, showcasing some of the best athletes in Clay and Bradford counties. Check out our recap of the...Read More