With the Broward County National High School Football Showcase dominating the news – along with some other quality matchups – ...

For much of the past five decades, we have catered to college coaches and football fans by offering up a weekly scoreboard. This is a service we have long provided – contacting coaching and athletic ...

Well, the fifth edition of the Broward County National High School Football Showcase is in the books – and never before has ...

The Patriots (1-1) are coming off a thrilling overtime win (35-28) against national power East St. Louis, Illinois in the Broward National Showcase – while Chaminade-Madonna is looking to rebound from ...

With No. Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas and No. 6 Miami Christopher Columbus the spotlight game of the week nationally, and the double overtime battle between No. 5 Venice and No. 13 Lakeland, ...

It has now come to a point each year where this program is certainly in the mix for a state championship. With top-flight prospects coming out of this program each season, college coaches have made ...

The Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood Hills high football programs each have one thing in common that no Broward County football program can duplicate. In 1966 the Fort Lauderdale Flying L’s, under coach ...

The popular and nationally-rated South Florida High School Sports radio show with Larry Blustein on 104.3 FM WQAM moved to Wednesday night this week for an hour, leading into the Miami Marlins and ...

It has come down to not whether you have watched a player perform, but what you see at combines, and six month old videos – since not one prospect has played a real game in full gear since December.

As the senior (2027) class is certainly on the clock, there is plenty of attention being paid to the juniors (2028) who started to turn heads in the long off season and have continued to make an ...

For Hialeah American, Cooper City and Miami Westminster Christian, getting off to a perfect 3-0 starts is something that all three programs need as they all are building something that will last.

Back during the summer at a competitive 7-on-7 tournament, Miami Northwestern junior receiver Nick Lennear made a catch and quickly proclaimed: “nobody can cover me.” On Saturday afternoon before a ...