From Jacksonville.com
FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE
QB Nathan Peterman, Bartram Trail, Sr.: Accounted for 3,250 yards and 41 TDs to lead Bears to 6A semifinals
RB Derrick Henry, Yulee, Jr.: Three-time first-teamer had 2,610 yards, 33 TDs to break area’s career rushing mark
RB Cole Mazza, Ponte Vedra, Jr.: Ran for 1,786 yards to lead Sharks to the 5A regional finals and their first district title
RB Jamari Smith, Fletcher, Jr.: Led Fletcher to best season ever, running for 2,178 yards (635 in playoffs) and 24 TDs
WR Chris Black, First Coast, Sr.: Two-time first-team selection had 985 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns
WR Jared Crump, Bartram Trail, Sr.: Finished season with 905 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns for 12-win Bears
WR Ahmad Fulwood, Bishop Kenny, Jr.: Area’s most explosive playmaker finished with 1,141 yards and 22 TDs on 46 catches
OL Will Holden, Clay, Sr.: Dominant lineman on an offense that averaged over 450 yards per game
OL Brandon Kirby, Fletcher, Jr.: Major reason Fletcher controlled line of scrimmage in three road playoff wins
OL Jordan Swindle, Creekside, Sr.: Led Knights to their first playoff appearance with stellar campaign
OL John Theus, Bolles, Sr.: Two-time first-team selection opened huge holes for a pair of 1,000-yard rushers
OL Laremy Tunsil, Columbia, Jr.: Brilliant blocker who helped Tiger reach second round of 6A playoffs
ATH Parker Boehme, Sandalwood, Jr.: Accounted for 3,199 yards and 40 touchdowns as a dual-threat QB for Saints
ATH Thomas Sirk, Baker County, Sr.: Mobile QB accounted for 3,321 yards and 43 touchdowns for the Wildcats
K Josh Moore, Ridgeview, Jr.: Scored over 40 points kicking and accounted for 29 touchdowns playing QB
FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE
DL Chris Jamison, White, Sr.: Recorded 77 tackles and 14 sacks with four fumble recoveries
DL CeCe Jefferson, Baker County, Fr.: Breakthrough talent finished with nine sacks and 22.5 tackles behind the line
DL Max Tejada, Bolles, Sr.: Best defender on Class 4A state champions, totaled seven sacks and stuffed run
DL Demarcus Walker, Sandalwood, Jr.: Made 24 tackles behind the line with 14 sacks
LB Cameron McCurry, Fleming Island, Sr.: Two-time first-team selection made 85 tackles and blocked two punts
LB Daniel McMillian, First Coast, Jr.: Playmaker finished with 12 sacks and nine forced fumbles for Bucs
LB Reggie Northrup, First Coast, Sr.: Dominant inside, recording 39.5 tackles behind the line (165 total) and 10 sacks
LB Bobby Wolford, Bishop Kenny, Sr.: 122 tackles and stabilized BK’s defense, helping produce undefeated regular season
DB Jolen Briggs, Bartram Trail, Sr.: Leader of the Bears defense produced 54 tackles and three interceptions
DB Craig Brodsky, Fleming Island, Sr.: Two-time first-team selection scored 10 touchdowns this season in variety of ways
DB Joseph Jackson, First Coast, Sr.: Versatile player is a force rushing (12 sacks) and in coverage
DB Nick Washington, Trinity Christian, Jr.: A force on both sides of the ball, picking off two passes and scoring 11 touchdowns
ATH Kelvin Rainey, Yulee, Sr.: 72 tackles with three sacks, while accounting for 600 yards and seven TDs
ATH DJ Stewart, Bolles, Sr.: Pass-rush specialist (8 sacks) also ran for 1,350 yards and 15 TDs
P Cory Houck, Union County, Sr.: Averaged 40 yards a punt and made 154 tackles playing linebacker
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Monday, December 26, 2011
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Florida Dairy Farmer’s Association announces Player & Coach of the Year Awards for classification (1st Coast Area Only)
From FloridaHSFootball.com
The eight individual class finalists for the 2011 Florida Dairy Farmers Mr. Football and Coach of the Year have been announced following balloting by a statewide panel of high school football coaches and prep media representatives.
Every finalist was the leading vote-getter in their classification, making each one the Player of the Year or Coach of the Year in their class. The two winners will be announced following a final round of balloting by coaches and media.
Nathan Peterman, St. John’s Bartram Trail, Sr., Quarterback, Class 6A Player of the Year
Peterman completed 199-of-315 passes (63.2 %) for 2,972 yards and 35 TDs with 10 INTs and rushed for 319 yards and five TDs on 73 carries in leading his team to the state 6A semifinals and a 12-2 record
Derrick Henry, Yulee, Jr., Running Back, Class 4A Player of the Year
Henry rushed 309 times for 2,567 yards and 34 TDs, breaking Ciatrick Fason’s (Fletcher) Northeast Florida single-season yardage record; has rushed for more than 2,000 yards each of the last three seasons.
Marty Lee, Jacksonville First Coast, Class 7A Coach of the Year
Lee, who is in his 14th year and has a 127-48 career mark, led the Buccaneers to their best season in history (13-0) and first state title game after taking down traditional power Lakeland in the semifinals. First Coast is attempting to become the first Duval County public school to win a state title since Raines in 1997 (4A).
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
Bolles Bulldogs Wins Class 4A State Title
Congratulations to The Bolles School for winning the class 4A State Title. Bolles Bulldogs beat Miami Washington on Saturday night. The final score was 33-25. Bolles scored 21 point in the 4th quarter for a comeback victory.
11th State Championship
1986, 1990, 1993, 1995, 1998, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2011
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Prospect - Robert 'Cody' Mathews c/o 2012
Position: Offensive Guard/Defensive Tackle
Size: 6‘0-ht., 260-wt.
GPA: 3.2
Bench Max: 405
40-Time: 5.0
Buzz: “2010 All FACA District 5 offensive lineman Cody Mathews of Middleburg High School gets ready for district rival Ridgeview in the spring game. Mathews reps 225 lbs on the bench 19 times as a junior in high school. With overall size and strength much improved from the previous summer, Cody has quickly become one of the area's top offensive linemen prospects in north east Florida and looks to have a big senior season with his Bronco teammates. Cody leads a talented offensive front while anchoring a starting spot on the defensive line as well.” -Mark Ortega/Action Sport Video, Inc
1stCG Extra: Cody Mathews is a tough nose football player. Mathews is the type of player that brings his hard hat and lunch pail on the gridiron. Cody Mathews has impressive upper body strength, he like a brick wall at to point of attack.
Junior Year Highlights
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Prospect - Will Holden c/o 2012
School: Clay Blue Devils
Position: Offensive Tackle
Size: 6‘6-ht., 275-wt.
GPA: 4.29
ACT: 23
Offers: FAU, FIU, L’Ville, Iowa St., Marshall, South Alabama, USF, Southern Miss, Wake Forest, West Virginia
Buzz: “Holden has the size that coaches covet. He has impressive footwork and he really uses his size and strength to create major holes.” -Tom Loy/FlaVarsity.com
1stCG Extra: Will Holden excels at run blocking with his 6’6, 275 frame. He’s a mauler on the O-Line. Holden plays with good instinct. He has quick feet and long arms for solid pass protection.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Monday, August 8, 2011
FlaVarsity.com Previews St. Augustine Yellow Jackets
From Robert Vojnovski/FlaVarsity.com
The Yellow Jackets finished last year with a convincing undefeated regular season, out scoring their opponents 398 to 53 only to see their season come to an end in by a 1 point defeat to Tampa Jefferson in the 3A State semi finals.
After a great offseason the Yellow Jackets are focused to make another run at the State Playoffs, led by a group of 28 returning seniors, on offense led by running back Timmy Lewis, offensive lineman Devon William and linebacker James Rentz and strong safety Blake Moore on defense.
"I believe our strong senior leadership and experience on the offensive line and at linebacker will really help us this year" head Coach Joey Wiles said, "Having senior leadership is going to be a big key to having a successful season this year. "
On offense, the Yellow Jackets will turn to junior Quarterback Sandon Mims to lead what should be a run heavy offense. "We still have a few questions at receiver but Sandon should have a great season," Wiles said.
Senior receiver Phillip Worthington has looked impressive in this offseason but receiver will still be the biggest question mark on offense leading into this season.
The Yellow Jackets should certainly have no problem running the ball with a great running back combo in seniors Timmy Lewis and Levent Sands and one of the most experienced offensive lines in the state. Expect big seasons out of Devon Williams (6'5 320 lbs. Sr. Tackle) college prospect Kentrell Floyd and center Emilio Lopez ( 6'0 265 lbs. sr.). "Emilio is the anchor of our offensive line, he had a terrific offseason and we look for him to have a big season," Coach Wiles stated.
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