The scoreboard
Jesuit 55, Robinson 14
Tampa Bay Tech 48, Armwood 47
Calvary Christian 35, Victory Christian 14
Tampa Catholic 34, Winter Haven 26
Wiregrass Ranch 53, East Bay 21
Plant City 30, Strawberry 0
St. Petersburg Catholic 49, Sarasota Out-of-Door 42
Cambridge Christian 42, Jordan Christian Prep 0
Indian Rocks Christian 35, Santa Fe Catholic 7
Jefferson 57, Brandon 0
Zephyrhills 20, North Florida Educational 12
Carrollwood Day 59, AAC 18
East Lake 46, Sickles 28
Tarpon Springs 16, Gulf 0
Chaminade 44, Clearwater Academy 34
Clearwater 27, Countryside 7
Nature Coast 15, Springstead 3
CCC 16, Cardinal Mooney 13
Crystal River 46, Central 0
Dunedin 49, Cypress Creek 28
Seffner Christian 42, Avon Park 0
Pinellas Park 29, Sunlake 0
Mitchell 42, Leto 8
Ridge Community 44, Lennard 22
Hillsborough 62, Spoto 0
Palm Harbor University 26, Plant 0
Bloomingdale 43, Kathleen 6
CFCA 55, Bishop McLaughlin 14
Bradenton Christian 59, Northside Christian 20
Gaither 56, Land O’ Lakes 0
Lake Minneola 41, Pasco 3
AATL 20, Shorecrest 13
King 14, Middleton 10
Lecanto 26, Weeki Wachee 21
Chamberlain 29, Gibbs 14
Steinbrenner 45, Blake 12
River Ridge 39, Wesley Chapel 10
Zephyrhills 48, Anclote 0
Wharton 44, Alonso 17
Lakeland 35, Durant 0
Hudson 48, Parrish 12
Hernando 44, Citrus 6
Fivay 36, Freedom 20
Newsome 64, Haines City 13
Prime time teams
Tampa Bay Tech: After losing to Bloomingdale and Plant City each on the final play of regulation, the Titans finally pulled one out on the last play, beating Armwood 48-47. Tampa Bay did it by rallying from a 20-point halftime deficit. It marks the second time in the past four years the Titans have knocked off the Hawks.
Jesuit: A battle of unbeatens turned out to be no contest as the Tigers rolled to a 55-6 halftime lead before putting on the breaks in a 55-14 win over Robinson. Six of Jesuit’s seven wins have been by double digits. Though the final three regular season games are on the road, the Tigers have a good shot at staying undefeated heading into the playoffs.
Calvary Christian: In what was their biggest test of the season, the Warriors jumped out to a 21-0 halftime lead on defending Class 2A state semifinalist Lakeland Victory Christian and cruised to a 35-14 win to remain undefeated.
Pinellas Park: After losing two of their last three games, the Patriots bounced back with a 29-0 win over Sunlake to get above .500. The key was a rushing attack that racked up more than 300 yards.
Gaither: The Cowboys have posted three straight shutouts and have given up a combined 20 points all season. That unit was so dominant, it allowed Land O’ Lakes to reach midfield just once in a 56-0 victory.
River Ridge: The Royal Knights success is due in large part to their defense. In River Ridge’s four wins this season, it has allowed just 16 points.
Tampa Catholic: In their first game since losing to rival Berkeley Prep, the Crusaders bounced back in a big way, beating Winter Haven 34-24. The defense led the way by picking off four passes.
Wharton: Under first-year coach Mike Williams, the Wildcats are off to one of their best starts in school history. Defense is a big reason for the 5-0 start. Wharton has allowed just 23 points all season.
Prime time performers
RB/DB Austin Blanford, Sr., Fivay: Not only did Blanford have 10 tackles on defense, but he also ran for a touchdown and returned a punt for another score in a win over Freedom
RB Jyree Dodson, Dunedin: Rushed for 220 yards on 11 carries in a win over Cypress Creek
RB Kai Martin, Sr., Calvary Christian: Ran for two touchdowns in a win over Lakeland Victory Christian.
DL Mykel McBurrows, Sr., Pinellas Park: Recorded four sacks in a win over Sunlake
QB Enzo Tedesco, Sr., Chamberlain: Threw for two touchdowns in a win over Gibbs
QB Cam’Ron Ransom, Sr., Armwood: The Georgia Southern commit threw for six touchdowns and ran for another in a loss to Tampa Bay Tech
QB Joe Pesansky, Sr., Jesuit: Completed 11 of his 14 passes for 323 and two touchdowns and ran for another score in a win over Robinson.
WR Mario Williams, Sr., Plant City: Had four catches for 124 yards and a touchdown in win over Strawberry Crest.
QB David Wright, Sr., Tampa Bay Tech: The veteran had five touchdown passes, all in the second half, to lead a furious rally in a win over Armwood.
