2008-09 State Football Series Assignments

The following assignments are for the 2008-09 FHSAA State Football Series. Schools in italics will open in Fall 2008. Schools that believe that they have been incorrectly listed, or are not listed but should be, should contact the FHSAA Office by e-mail at assignments@fhsaa.org.

Last updated Wednesday, May 7, 2008 4:58 PM

Class 6A : Class 5A : Class 4A : Class 3A : Class 2A : Class 2B : Class 1A : Class 1B
Independent (sponsors program but does not participate in playoffs)

(X – denotes District Coordinators)


Class 6A
83 schools
Fall 2004 student population: 2584-4742

REGION 1
(23 schools)

DISTRICT 1
(6 schools)
DeLand – X
Deltona
Flagler Palm Coast (Bunnell)
Mandarin (Jacksonville)
Sandalwood (Jacksonville)
Spruce Creek (Port Orange)

DISTRICT 2
(5 schools)
Lake Brantley (Altamonte Springs)
Lake Mary
Oviedo – X
Seminole (Sanford)
Winter Springs

DISTRICT 3
(6 schools)
Colonial (Orlando)
Edgewater (Orlando)
Evans (Orlando)
University (Orlando)
Timber Creek (Orlando) – X
Winter Park

DISTRICT 4
(6 schools)
Apopka – X
East Ridge (Clermont)
Ocoee
Olympia (Orlando)
Wekiva (Apopka)
West Orange (Winter Garden)

REGION 2
(19 schools)

DISTRICT 5
(5 schools)
Boone (Orlando)
Cypress Creek (Orlando)
Dr. Phillips (Orlando) – X
Freedom (Orlando)
Oak Ridge (Orlando)

DISTRICT 6
(4 schools)
Durant (Plant City)
Sarasota – X
Riverview
Riverview (Sarasota)

DISTRICT 7
(5 schools)
Jupiter – X
Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Lakes (West Palm Beach)
Seminole Ridge (Loxahatchee)
Vero Beach

DISTRICT 8
(5 schools)
Lake Worth
Palm Beach Central (Wellington)
Park Vista (Lake Worth)
Royal Palm Beach – X
Wellington

REGION 3
(17 schools)

DISTRICT 9
(4 schools)
Coral Springs
Deerfield Beach
Douglas (Parkland)
Taravella (Coral Springs) – X

DISTRICT 10
(4 schools)
Boyd Anderson (Lauderdale Lakes) – X
Piper (Sunrise)
Plantation
South Plantation (Plantation)

DISTRICT 11
(4 schools)
Cypress Bay (Weston) – X
Everglades (Miramar)
Flanagan (Pembroke Pines)
Miramar

DISTRICT 12
(5 schools)
Dr. Krop (Miami) – X
Miami Carol City
Miami Norland
North Miami
North Miami Beach

REGION 4
(24 schools)

DISTRICT 13
(6 schools)
American (Hialeah)
Goleman (Miami)
Hialeah – X
Hialeah-Miami Lakes
Miami Central
Miami Northwestern

DISTRICT 14
(6 schools)
Columbus (Miami)
Coral Gables – X
Miami
Miami Beach
Miami Springs
South Miami

DISTRICT 15
(6 schools)
Braddock (Miami)
Ferguson (Miami)
Miami Coral Park
Miami Sunset
Southwest Miami
Varela (Miami) – X

DISTRICT 16
(6 schools)
Coral Reef (Miami)
Homestead
Miami Killian – X
Miami Palmetto
Miami Southridge
South Dade (Homestead)



Class 5A
81 schools
Fall 2004 student population: 2055-2583

REGION 1
(17 schools)

DISTRICT 1
(4 schools)
Escambia (Pensacola)
Niceville
Pine Forest (Pensacola)
Washington (Pensacola) – X

DISTRICT 2
(4 schools)
Bartram Trail (Jacksonville) – X
Ed White (Jacksonville)
Fletcher (Neptune Beach)
Terry Parker (Jacksonville)

DISTRICT 3
(4 schools)
Buchholz (Gainesville)
Fleming Island (Orange Park)
Gainesville – X
Orange Park

DISTRICT 4
(5 schools)
Hagerty (Oviedo)
Lake Howell (Winter Park)
Lyman (Longwood) – X
Mainland (Daytona Beach)
Pine Ridge (Deltona)

REGION 2
(17 schools)

DISTRICT 5
(4 schools)
Gaither (Tampa)
Mitchell (New Port Richey)
Wesley Chapel – X
Wharton (Tampa)

DISTRICT 6
(4 schools)
Alonso (Tampa)
Chamberlain (Tampa) – X
King (Tampa)
Sickles (Tampa)

DISTRICT 7
(5 schools)
Bloomingdale (Valrico) – X
Brandon
East Bay (Gibsonton)
Newsome (Lithia)
Plant City

DISTRICT 8
(4 schools)
George Jenkins (Lakeland)
Lake Gibson (Lakeland) – X
Lakeland
Osceola (Kissimmee)

REGION 3
(22 schools)

DISTRICT 9
(5 schools)
Clearwater
Countryside (Clearwater)
Dunedin
East Lake (Tarpon Springs)
Palm Harbor University – X

DISTRICT 10
(6 schools)
Dixie Hollins (St. Petersburg) – X
Gibbs (St. Petersburg)
Largo
Pinellas Park (Largo)
St. Petersburg
Seminole (Seminole)

DISTRICT 11
(6 schools)
Charlotte (Punta Gorda)
Lakewood Ranch (Bradenton)
Manatee (Bradenton)
North Port
Port Charlotte
Venice – X

DISTRICT 12
(5 schools)
Baker (Cape Coral)
Cape Coral
Fort Myers
Mariner (Cape Coral) – X
North Fort Myers

REGION 4
(25 schools)

DISTRICT 13
(6 schools)
Bayside (Palm Bay) – X
Centennial (Port St. Lucie)
Eau Gallie (Melbourne)
Melbourne
Palm Bay (Melbourne)
Port St. Lucie

DISTRICT 14
(6 schools)
Atlantic (Delray Beach)
John I. Leonard (Greenacres) – X
Santaluces (Lantana)
South Fork (Stuart)
Spanish River (Boca Raton)
Treasure Coast (Port St. Lucie)

DISTRICT 15
(7 schools)
Coconut Creek – X
Coral Glades (Coral Springs)
Dillard (Fort Lauderdale)
Ely (Pompano Beach)
Monarch (Coconut Creek)
Northeast (Oakland Park)
Stranahan (Fort Lauderdale)

DISTRICT 16
(6 schools)
Cooper City
Hollywood Hills (Hollywood) – X
McArthur (Hollywood)
St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale)
South Broward (Hollywood)
Western (Davie)



Class 4A
81 schools
Fall 2004 student population: 1708-2054

REGION 1
(17 schools)

DISTRICT 1
(3 schools)
Milton
Pace – X
Tate (Cantonment)

DISTRICT 2
(4 schools)
Choctawhatchee (Fort Walton Beach)
Crestview
Navarre
Fort Walton Beach – X

DISTRICT 3
(5 schools)
Chiles (Tallahassee)
Leon (Tallahassee) – X
Lincoln (Tallahassee)
Mosley (Lynn Haven)
Rutherford (Springfield)

DISTRICT 4
(5 schools)
Englewood (Jacksonville)
First Coast (Jacksonville)
Forrest (Jacksonville)
Robert E. Lee (Jacksonville) – X
Wolfson (Jacksonville)

REGION 2
(21 schools)

DISTRICT 5
(4 schools)
Columbia (Lake City)
Middleburg – X
Nease (Ponte Vedra Beach)
Ridgeview (Orange Park)

DISTRICT 6
(6 schools)
Belleview
Eastside (Gainesville)
Forest (Ocala) – X
Lake Weir (Ocala)
Leesburg
Vanguard (Ocala)

DISTRICT 7
(5 schools)
Merritt Island
New Smyrna Beach
Rockledge
Seabreeze (Daytona Beach)
Titusville – X

DISTRICT 8
(6 schools)
Central (Brooksville)
Land O'Lakes
Ridgewood (New Port Richey)
River Ridge (New Port Richey) – X
Springstead (Spring Hill)
Tarpon Springs

REGION 3
(20 schools)

DISTRICT 9
(6 schools)
Bayshore (Bradenton)
Boca Ciega (Gulfport) – X
Northeast (St. Petersburg)
Osceola (Seminole)
Lakewood (St. Petersburg)
Southeast (Bradenton)

DISTRICT 10
(4 schools)
Blake (Tampa)
Jefferson (Tampa) – X
Leto (Tampa)
Plant (Tampa)

DISTRICT 11
(5 schools)
Armwood (Seffner)
Freedom (Tampa)
Hillsborough (Tampa)
Middleton (Tampa)
Tampa Bay Tech – X

DISTRICT 12
(5 schools)
Auburndale
Lake Region (Eagle Lake)
Poinciana (Kissimmee)
South Lake (Groveland)
Winter Haven – X

REGION 4
(23 schools)

DISTRICT 13
(6 schools)
Fort Pierce Central – X
Fort Pierce Westwood
Jensen Beach
Martin County (Stuart)
Okeechobee
Sebastian River (Sebastian)

DISTRICT 14
(6 schools)
Boca Raton – X
Boynton Beach
Dwyer (Palm Beach Gardens)
Forest Hill (West Palm Beach)
Olympic Heights (Boca Raton)
West Boca Raton

DISTRICT 15
(6 schools)
Barron Collier (Naples)
Cypress Lake (Fort Myers)
East Lee County (Lehigh Acres)
Gulf Coast (Naples) – X
Lehigh (Lehigh Acres)
Palmetto Ridge (Naples)

DISTRICT 16
(5 schools)
Fort Lauderdale
Hallandale – X
Miami Jackson
Nova (Davie)
Washington (Miami)



Class 3A
83 schools
Fall 2004 student population: 1067-1707

REGION 1
(20 schools)

DISTRICT 1
(4 schools)
Arnold (Panama City Beach)
Gulf Breeze – X
Pensacola
West Florida (Pensacola)

DISTRICT 2
(5 schools)
Bay (Panama City)
East Gadsden (Havana)
Godby (Tallahassee) – X
Rickards (Tallahassee)
Wakulla (Crawfordville)

DISTRICT 3
(5 schools)
Andrew Jackson (Jacksonville)
Baker County (Glen St. Mary) – X
Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville)
Raines (Jacksonville)
Suwannee (Live Oak)

DISTRICT 4
(6 schools)
Atlantic (Port Orange)
Clay (Green Cove Springs)
Matanzas (Palm Coast)
Menendez (St. Augustine)
Palatka – X
St. Augustine

REGION 2
(21 schools)

DISTRICT 5
(5 schools)
Dunnellon
North Marion (Citra)
Santa Fe (Alachua)
West Port (Ocala)
Williston – X

DISTRICT 6
(5 schools)
Citrus (Inverness)
Crystal River
Hernando (Brooksville)
Lecanto – X
Nature Coast (Brooksville)

DISTRICT 7
(5 schools)
Bishop Moore (Orlando) – X
Eustis
Harmony
St. Cloud
Tavares

DISTRICT 8
(6 schools)
Gulf (New Port Richey)
Hudson
Pasco (Dade City)
Sunlake (Land O'Lakes)
Wiregrass Ranch (Wesley Chapel)
Zephyrhills – X

REGION 3
(21 schools)

DISTRICT 9
(6 schools)
Astronaut (Titusville) – X
Cocoa
Cocoa Beach
Satellite (Satellite Beach)
Space Coast (Cocoa)
Viera (Melbourne)

DISTRICT 10
(5 schools)
Bartow
Haines City
Kathleen (Lakeland)
Lake Wales – X
Ridge (Davenport)

DISTRICT 11
(5 schools)
Booker (Sarasota)
Jesuit (Tampa)
Palmetto – X
Robinson (Tampa)
Spoto (Riverview)

DISTRICT 12
(5 schools)
Avon Park
Braden River (Bradenton)
DeSoto County (Arcadia) – X
Hardee (Wauchula)
Sebring

REGION 4
(21 schools)

DISTRICT 13
(5 schools)
Dunbar (Fort Myers)
LaBelle
Lemon Bay (Englewood)
Riverdale (Fort Myers) – X
South Fort Myers

DISTRICT 14
(5 schools)
Estero
Golden Gate (Naples) – X
Immokalee
Lely (Naples)
Naples

DISTRICT 15
(5 schools)
Archbishop McCarthy (Fort Lauderdale)
Cardinal Gibbons (Fort Lauderdale) – X
Glades Central (Belle Glade)
Pembroke Pines Charter
Suncoast (Riviera Beach)

DISTRICT 16
(6 schools)
Belen Jesuit Prep (Miami)
Key West
Mater Academy (Hialeah Gardens)
Miami Edison
Monsignor Pace (Miami) – X
Reagan (Doral)



Class 2A
39 schools
Fall 2004 student population: 617-1066

REGION 1
(7 schools)

DISTRICT 1
(3 schools)
Marianna
Pensacola Catholic
Walton (DeFuniak Springs) – X

DISTRICT 2
(4 schools)
Dixie County (Cross City)
Fort White
Madison County (Madison)
Taylor County (Perry) – X

REGION 2
(13 schools)

DISTRICT 3
(8 schools)
Bolles (Jacksonville) – X
Bradford (Starke)
Fernandina Beach
Interlachen
Keystone Heights
Ribault (Jacksonville)
West Nassau (Callahan)
Yulee

DISTRICT 4
(5 schools)
Jones (Orlando)
Lake Highland Prep (Orlando)
Mount Dora
South Sumter (Bushnell) – X
Umatilla

REGION 3
(10 schools)

DISTRICT 5
(5 schools)
Bishop Verot (Fort Myers)
Lake Placid
Lennard (Ruskin) – X
Mulberry
Tampa Catholic

DISTRICT 6
(5 schools)
Cardinal Newman (West Palm Beach) – X
Clewiston
Inlet Grove (Riviera Beach)
Pope John Paul II (Boca Raton)
St. Andrew’s (Boca Raton)

REGION 4
(9 schools)

DISTRICT 7
(5 schools)
American Heritage (Plantation) – X
Chaminade (Hollywood)
Coral Springs Charter
North Broward Prep (Coconut Creek)
Pompano Beach

DISTRICT 8
(4 schools)
Archbishop Carroll (Miami)
Doral Academy (Miami)
Gulliver Prep (Miami)– X
LaSalle (Miami)



Class 2B
37 schools
Fall 2004 student population: 411-616

REGION 1
(9 schools)

DISTRICT 1
(5 schools)
Baker – X
Holmes County (Bonifay)
Northview (Bratt)
South Walton (Santa Rosa Beach)
Vernon

DISTRICT 2
(4 schools)
Blountstown – X
Bozeman (Southport)
Chipley
FSU (Tallahassee)

REGION 2
(10 schools)

DISTRICT 3
(5 schools)
Baldwin
Bishop Snyder (Jacksonville)
Episcopal (Jacksonville)
Hamilton County (Jasper)
Trinity Christian (Jacksonville) – X

DISTRICT 4
(5 schools)
Chiefland
Newberry – X
P.K. Yonge (Gainesville)
Trinity Catholic (Ocala)
Union County (Lake Butler)

REGION 3
(9 schools)

DISTRICT 5
(5 schools)
Crescent City
Taylor (Pierson)
Trinity Prep (Winter Park)
Villages – X
Wildwood

DISTRICT 6
(4 schools)
Berkeley Prep (Tampa)
Cardinal Mooney (Sarasota)
Clearwater Central Catholic – X
Frostproof

REGION 4
(9 schools)

DISTRICT 7
(4 schools)
John Carroll (Fort Pierce) – X
King’s Academy (West Palm Beach)
Melbourne Central Catholic
Pahokee

DISTRICT 8
(5 schools)
Florida Christian (Miami)
Marathon
Parkway (Miramar)
Ransom Everglades (Miami)
University (Fort Lauderdale)



Class 1A
42 schools
Fall 2004 student population: 233-410

REGION 1 (Rural Schools)
(14 schools)

DISTRICT 1
(8 schools)
Franklin County (Eastpoint)
Freeport – X
Jay
Liberty County (Bristol)
Port St. Joe
Sneads
West Gadsden (Greensboro)
Wewahitchka

DISTRICT 2
(6 schools)
Branford
Hawthorne
Hilliard
Jefferson County (Monticello)
Lafayette (Mayo) – X
Trenton

REGION 2 (Urban)
(8 schools)

DISTRICT 3
(4 schools)
North Florida Christian (Tallahassee)
Providence (Jacksonville) – X
St. Joseph (St. Augustine)
University Christian (Jacksonville)

DISTRICT 4
(4 schools)
Father Lopez (Daytona Beach) – X
First Academy (Orlando)
Florida Air (Melbourne)
Holy Trinity Episcopal (Melbourne)

REGION 3
(10 schools)

DISTRICT 5
(6 schools)
Admiral Farragut (St. Petersburg)
Fort Meade
Indian Rocks Christian (Largo)
Lakeland Christian
Northside Christian (St. Petersburg)
Shorecrest (St. Petersburg) – X

DISTRICT 6
(4 schools)
Evangelical Christian (Fort Myers)
Glades Day (Belle Glade)
Moore Haven – X
St. John Neumann (Naples)

REGION 4
(10 schools)

DISTRICT 7
(6 schools)
American Heritage (Delray Beach) – X
Benjamin (North Palm Beach)
Calvary Christian (Fort Lauderdale)
Coral Springs Christian
St. Edward’s (Vero Beach)
Westminster Academy (Fort Lauderdale)

DISTRICT 8
(4 schools)
Archbishop Curley (Miami)– X
Dade Christian (Miami)
Miami Country Day
Palmer Trinity (Miami)



Class 1B
41 schools
Fall 2004 student population: 50-232

REGION 1
(10 schools)

DISTRICT 1
(5 schools)
Aucilla Christian (Monticello) – X
Cottondale
FAMU (Tallahassee)
Graceville
John Paul II (Tallahassee)

DISTRICT 2
(5 schools)
Arlington Country Day (Jacksonville)
Eagle’s View (Jacksonville)
Lake City Christian
Oak Hall (Gainesville)
St. Johns (Orange Park) – X

REGION 3
(9 schools)

DISTRICT 3
(4 schools)
Calvary Christian (Ormond Beach)
Lighthouse Christian (DeLand)
Trinity Christian (Deltona) – X
Warner Christian (South Daytona)

DISTRICT 4
(5 schools)
Lake Mary Prep
Master’s (Oviedo)
Merritt Island Christian
Orangewood Christian (Maitland) – X
Temple Christian (Titusville)

REGION 3
(12 schools)

DISTRICT 5
(6 schools)
Agape Christian (Orlando)
All Saints' (Winter Haven) [replaces Foundation Academy, provided necessary district games can be scheduled]
Central Florida Christian (Ocoee)
Pine Castle Christian (Orlando) – X
Santa Fe Catholic (Lakeland)
Victory Christian (Lakeland)

DISTRICT 6
(6 schools)
Bradenton Christian [replaces Bishop McLaughlin, provided necessary district games can be scheduled]
Bradenton Prep
Calvary Christian (Clearwater)
Cambridge (Tampa)
Keswick Christian (St. Petersburg) – X
Out-of-Door (Sarasota)

REGION 4
(10 schools)

DISTRICT 7
(5 schools)
Boca Raton Christian
Jupiter Christian – X
Summit Christian (West Palm Beach)
Upperroom Christian (Lauderhill)
Zion Lutheran (Deerfield Beach)

DISTRICT 8
(5 schools)
Hollywood Christian – X
Miami MacArthur North
Northwest Christian (Miami)
Sheridan Hills Christian (Hollywood)
Westlake Prep (Davie) [replaces Broward Christian, provided necessary district games can be scheduled]



Independent
(48 schools)
Academy at the Lakes (Land O'Lakes)
Bay Point (Miami)
Bell
Berean Christian (West Palm Beach)
Bishop McLaughlin (Spring Hill)
Bradenton Christian
Bronson
Canterbury (St. Petersburg)
Carrollwood Day (Tampa)
Cedar Creek Christian (Jacksonville)
Celebration
Choice Learning (Miami) [new program]
Coral Shores (Tavernier)
Creekside (Jacksonville) [new school]
First Academy (Leesburg)
Florida Deaf (St. Augustine)
Foundation Academy (Winter Garden)
Gateway (Kissimmee)
Gateway Charter (Fort Myers)
Hernando Christian (Brooksville)
Highlands Christian (Pompano Beach)
Hillel (North Miami Beach) [new program]
Island Coast (Cape Coral)
Liberty (Kissimmee)
Maclay (Tallahassee)
Mandarin Christian (Jacksonville)
Miami Christian
Mount Dora Bible
Munroe (Quincy)
Orlando Lutheran
Paxon (Jacksonville)
Pine Crest (Fort Lauderdale)
Ponte Vedra [new school]
Posnack Jewish (Plantation) [new program]
Rocky Bayou Christian (Niceville)
St. Francis (Gainesville)
St. John Lutheran (Ocala)
St. Petersburg Catholic
St. Stephen's (Bradenton)
Shekinah Christian (Jacksonville)
Stanton (Jacksonville)
Somerset Academy (Pembroke Pines)
Tenoroc (Lakeland) [new school]
Vanguard (Lake Wales) [new program]
West Broward (Pembroke Pines) [new school]
West Oaks (Orlando)
Westland Hialeah [new school]
Westminster Christian (Miami)
Westwood Christian (Miami) [new program]