Friday night rewind

Scoreboard

Mitchell 42, Wiregrass Ranch 14

Nature Coast 34, Hernando 28

Plant City 43, Tampa Bay Tech 42

Jesuit 45, Clearwater Central Catholic 10

Berkeley Prep 41, Lakeland Victory Christian 35

Bloomingdale 30, Durant 0

East Lake 20, River Ridge 16

Newsome 26, Lennard 7

Gaither 27, Chamberlain 0

Clearwater 19, Pinellas Park 6

East Bay 41, Riverview 35

Weeki Wachee 13, Springstead 6

Zephyrhills 35, Cypress Creek 7

Calvary Christian 31, Dade Christian 14

Hillsborough 72, Brandon 0

Wharton 19, Middleton 0

Fivay 14, Wesley Chapel 7

Jefferson 40, King 30

Sumner 22, Leto 7

Jefferson 40, King 30

Pasco 7, Land O’ Lakes 6

Gainesville Buchholz 48, Steinbrenner 28

Cambridge Christian 21, Seffner Christian 13

St. Petersburg 16, Tarpon Springs 0

Zephyrhills Christian 42, Hudson 9

Groveland South Lake 42, Anclote 3

Lakewood Ranch 59, Gulf 12

Alonso 47, Freedom 12

Lakeland Christian 44, Carrollwood Day 14

Bradenton Saint Stephen’s 52, St. Petersburg Catholic 49

Bishop McLaughlin 40, Lakeland Santa Fe 27

Foundation Academy 34, Northside Christian 14

Indian Rocks Christian 35, Keswick Christian 19

Spoto 10, Blake 7

Citrus 19, Central 0

Prime time teams

Clearwater: After falling to 1-3, the Tornadoes were in desperate need of a win to boost confidence. They got that against Pinellas Park thanks in large part to their defense. 

East Lake: The Eagles showed their resolve, bouncing back from a shutout loss to Mitchell by rallying to beat River Ridge. 

Fivay: Led by an opportunistic defense, the Falcons beat previously undefeated Wesley Chapel 14-7 to snap a four-game losing streak in the series. 

Mitchell: In a battle between the top teams in Pasco County, the Mustangs showed off their dominance in a resounding win over Wiregrass Ranch. 

Nature Coast: The Sharks averaged a loss to rival Hernando by getting off to a fast start then holding on for the win in a matchup of unbeatens. 

Plant City: Down 12 with three minutes remaining, the Raiders rallied to stun Tampa Bay Tech. The winning score came on a touchdown run by quarterback Nick Felice with no time remaining. 

Weeki Wachee: The Hornets have never had a winning season. That might change, especially after they beat Springstead for the first time in school history. 

Zephyrhills: It has been a rough start for the Bulldogs, who were idle the first two weeks of the season before losing two straight. Zephyrhills overcame those struggles to beat Cypress Creek for its first win of the season. 

Prime time performers

LB Jaeden Atkins, Jr., Calvary Christian: Played a key role in a dominating defensive effort by returning an interception for a touchdown in the win over Miami Dade Christian. 

RB Jason Albritton, Jr., Newsome: The hard-nosed runner had 91 yards on the ground and scored twice in a win over Lennard. 

WR Maguire Anderson, Sr., Mitchell: The top return specialist in Pasco County, who already had two punt returns for touchdowns entering Friday, took the opening kickoff back for a score to set the tone in a win over Wiregrass Ranch. 

WR Reagan Ealy, Sr., Plant City: The dependable target had a career night with 12 receptions for 220 yards and two touchdowns in the win over Tampa Bay Tech 

QB Nick Felice, Sr., Plant City: Went 30-of-38 for 423 yards and five touchdowns and scored the game-winner on a short run with no time remaining to complete a wild comeback against Tampa Bay Tech.

LB/DB Demetrius Garland, Sr., Clearwater: Led a stellar defensive performance by returning an interception for a touchdown in a win over Pinellas Park.

WR Agiye Hall, Sr., Bloomingdale: The Alabama commit had touchdown catches that went for 69 and 82 yards in the first quarter that helped the Bulls build a comfortable lead in a win over Durant. 

ATH Kinyatah Morgan, Sr., Nature Coast: Known more as a defensive standout, Morgan showed he can score in a variety of ways by taking a kickoff back for a touchdown and scoring on a reverse in a win over Hernando. 

DL Jeremiah Ross, Sr., Newsome: Coming off the edge, Ross caused havoc, finishing with three sacks against Lennard. 

ATH Junior Vandeross, Jr., Jesuit: The electrifying playmaker had two touchdown receptions and returned a punt for another score in the win over CCC.