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On this new episode, we'll give you an inside look at the West Nassau High School Cheer Team, presented by Baker's Sporting Goods. Next, we'll show you the Episcopal School of Jacksonville's baseball team, presented by Jacksonville Orthopaedic-Institute. Our athletes of the week come from Ponte Vedra High School and our coach of the week is Andrew Williams from First Coast High School. Finally, meet Xia Martin from University Christian.

Peterson is an impressive wide receiver out of Columbia High in Lake City 65 miles west of Jacksonville. The 6-foot-4 prospect is the No. 89-ranked player in the state for the Class of 2022. He is also a multi-dimensional player, as he passed for 637 yards and six touchdowns, rushed for 205 yards and four touchdowns, and added 286 receiving yards and seven touchdown receptions in 2020. He also contributed as the punter.

Sofia Chepenick #committed to Oregon!

#sponsored Wolfson Children's Bass Tournament is holding a drawing for a Bullet Boat model 21SDC with matching tandem Boatmate trailer and Mercury 250 Pro XS outboard motor! All proceeds from the drawing will benefit Wolfson Children's Hospital helping fund life-saving equipment and technology in the C. Herman and Mary Virginia Terry Heart Institute. The drawing will be held May 22, 2021, on Facebook Live at 11 am. Ticket sales close May 21 at 8 am. Don’t miss your chance to win! Visit https://bit.ly/39UOAsb and click on Register & Get Tickets to enter.

On this episode, watch basketball highlights of Terry Parker High School and Robert E. Lee High School (Jacksonville) brought to you by Baker's Sporting Goods. Next, watch soccer highlights of The Bolles School and Bishop Kenny High School, brought to you by Jacksonville Orthopaedic-Institute. Our athlete of the week is Bennie McDuffie from Mandarin Mustangs and our coach of the week is Mike Pickett from St. Johns Country Day School. Afterwards, we'll have an exclusive interview with Julian Smith from Episcopal School of Jacksonville. Then get to know Dr. Gregory from Jacksonville Orthopaedic-Institute.

Who will win our Fall Sports Coach the Year, presented by Baker's Sporting Goods? Find out next week during our Fall Sports Awards Show on our Facebook page!

Who will win our Youth Female Athlete of the Year, presented by Wolfson Children's Hospital? Find out February 18, 2021 at 6:00p.m.

ILB Terrence Lewis is #committed to Marland!

It's almost time for our Fall Sports Awards Show! Make sure you tune in on February 18, 2021 at 6:00p.m. to see who will be recognized! Your favorite athlete may make an appearance.

Talented junior running back Anthony Hankerson ran for 181 yards and three touchdowns as St. Thomas forced five turnovers to defeat Orlando Edgewater 31-21 for its 12th Florida state championship. This is St. Thomas’s fifth title in seven years and ninth since 2007.

High School football in Florida is about as big of a deal in Florida as college football, especially when every year an argument can be made that the best football players and teams come from Florida. In this series of articles, I want to look at a few legendary names, past and present, that could help put together a Florida High School All-Time Team. I won’t fill out an entire roster, but I will pick a few players as a base, and maybe you could let us know how you would fill out the rest of the team. Read More: https://itgnext.com/florida-high-school-offense/

Sydney Jackwin, a three-sport athlete, is the reigning FACA Girls Volleyball 2A Player of the Year, holds eight school volleyball records, and also holds two school records in basketball for (21) steals in a game and (180) steals in a season. Jackwin also scored her 1,000th career point on Dec. 18 versus the Northeast Vikings, which put her in an elite group of athletes who have 1,000 career points in basketball and 1,000 career kills in Volleyball. Jackwin is averaging 14.2 points per game, 3.3 assists per game, 9.7 rebounds per game, and 6.7 steals per game. Jackwin will look to continue to push Keswick (5-6) forward this season.