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Florida Friday Night: September 11 Final Scores
A full slate of Friday night Florida high school football, with ranked teams, shutouts and games decided by a single point.
In brief
A full slate of Friday night Florida high school football, with ranked teams, shutouts and games decided by a single point. The ranked teams held serve with blowouts, but the Friday night drama came from the one-score games nobody had circled. Originally reported by High School On SI.
Quick answers
- Missing a score?
- High School On SI keeps a running scoreboard for games not listed here, updated as results come in from around the state.
- What is the key takeaway from Florida Friday Night: September 11 Final Scores?
- The ranked teams held serve with blowouts, but the Friday night drama came from the one-score games nobody had circled.
A packed Friday in Florida
More than 120 Florida high school football games finished on Friday, September 11. High School On SI collected every final score from the panhandle to the Keys.
“The Florida high school football had an action-packed Friday night.”
Mandarin handles Nease
No. 22 Mandarin went to Nease and won 32-14, one of the marquee ranked matchups on the board.
“(#22) Mandarin 32, Nease 14”
Ranked teams rolled
No. 17 Columbia beat Ribault 49-0, No. 13 Vero Beach hammered Centennial 56-0, and No. 11 DeLand shut out Lake Mary 33-0.
“(#13) Vero Beach 56, Centennial 0”
Lakeland and Bolles take care of business
No. 15 Lakeland beat Osceola 40-6 and No. 18 Bolles topped Bishop Kenny 35-13. The top-ranked teams on the slate went a clean 6-0.
“(#18) Bolles 35, Bishop Kenny 13”
One point decided Baker County
Baker County edged Yulee 14-13, the tightest margin of the night alongside a pair of other one-point finishes.
“Baker County 14, Yulee 13”
Mulberry survives 7-6
Mulberry beat Cypress Lake 7-6 in a game where a single extra point was the whole story.
“Mulberry 7, Cypress Lake 6”
Lincoln wins by a point
Lincoln outlasted Rickards 26-25, and Father Lopez did the same to Orangewood Christian 29-28. Two rivalry games, two missed conversions.
“Lincoln 26, Rickards 25”
Oasis steals one late
Oasis beat Palmetto Ridge 28-27, another game that came down to the final possession in southwest Florida.
“Oasis 28, Palmetto Ridge 27”
The night's biggest blowouts
Clay put up 63 on Orange Park, ESJ scored 61 against Westside, and Boca Raton Christian beat Parkridge Christian 61-0.
“Clay 63, Orange Park 18”
Shutouts everywhere
Close to 30 teams were held scoreless. Holmes County 59-0 over Graceville and Cottondale 56-0 over Vernon led the panhandle.
“Holmes County 59, Graceville 0”
Jacksonville area stayed busy
Sandalwood beat Atlantic Coast 49-26, Fletcher upset Bartram Trail 30-7, and Fleming Island shut out Ridgeview 46-0.
“Fletcher 30, Bartram Trail 7”
Panhandle heavyweights
Niceville outscored Navarre 58-29 in the highest-scoring game of the night, while Tate beat Crestview 28-7 and Fort Walton Beach blanked Milton 28-0.
“Niceville 58, Navarre 29”
Tampa Bay results
Jesuit crushed Blake 52-7, Clearwater beat St. Petersburg 38-3, and Clearwater Central Catholic handled Calvary Christian 42-7.
“Jesuit 52, Blake 7”
Southwest Florida sorted itself out
Riverdale beat North Fort Myers 35-14, Fort Myers held off Mariner 21-13, and Bishop Verot shut out Williston 59-0.
“Fort Myers 21, Mariner 13”
Missing a score?
High School On SI keeps a running scoreboard for games not listed here, updated as results come in from around the state.
“Can't find a score? Look for it here.”
The main idea
The ranked teams held serve with blowouts, but the Friday night drama came from the one-score games nobody had circled.
