3A High School Girls

Any scores on 3A girls' teams?

Last night...

Berkeley Prep 8 vs St Stephens 0

any other schools?

Clearwater Central Catholic
Holy Names
Lennard
St. Petersburg Catholic
Tampa Catholic

any other schools?

Clearwater Central Catholic
Holy Names
Lennard
St. Petersburg Catholic
Tampa CatholicAre you asking if there are any other schools or any other in your area. BTW, who's Lennard?

Class 3A
(70 schools; student population: 454-1038)

REGION 1
(18 schools)

DISTRICT 1
(5 schools)
Chipley
Marianna
Pensacola Catholic – X
South Walton (Santa Rosa Beach)
Walton (DeFuniak Springs)

DISTRICT 2
(4 schools)
FSU (Tallahassee)
Hamilton County (Jasper)
Madison County (Madison)
Taylor County (Perry) – X

DISTRICT 3
(4 schools)
Fort White
Newberry
P. K. Yonge (Gainesville) – X
Williston

DISTRICT 4
(5 schools)
Bolles (Jacksonville) – X
Episcopal (Jacksonville)
Ribault (Jacksonville)
Trinity Christian (Jacksonville)
West Nassau (Callahan)


REGION 2
(18 schools)

DISTRICT 5
(5 schools)
Crescent City – X
Interlachen
Keystone Heights
Matanzas (Palm Coast)
Taylor (Pierson)

DISTRICT 6
(6 schools)
Mount Dora
Trinity Catholic (Ocala)
Umatilla
Villages – X
Wildwood
Wiregrass Ranch (Wesley Chapel)

DISTRICT 7
(3 schools)
Crooms Academy (Sanford)
Lake Highland Prep (Orlando) – X
Trinity Prep (Winter Park)

DISTRICT 8
(4 schools)
Frostproof
Lake Placid
McKeel Academy (Lakeland)
Mulberry – X


REGION 3
(16 schools)

DISTRICT 9
(6 schools)
Berkeley Prep (Tampa) – X
Clearwater Central Catholic
Holy Names (Tampa)
Lennard (Ruskin)
St. Petersburg Catholic
Tampa Catholic

DISTRICT 10
(3 schools)
Bishop Verot (Fort Myers) – X
Cardinal Mooney (Sarasota)
Gateway Charter (Fort Myers)

DISTRICT 11
(4 schools)
John Carroll (Fort Pierce)
Melbourne Central Catholic – X
Viera (Melbourne)
West Shore (Melbourne)

DISTRICT 12
(3 schools)
St. Andrew's (Boca Raton)
Cardinal Newman (West Palm Beach)
Pope John Paul II (Boca Raton) – X


REGION 4
(18 schools)

DISTRICT 13
(4 schools)
Coral Springs Charter
North Broward Prep (Coconut Creek) – X
Pine Crest (Fort Lauderdale)
Pompano Beach

DISTRICT 14
(4 schools)
American Heritage (Plantation) – X
Chaminade (Hollywood)
University (Fort Lauderdale)
Westminster Academy (Fort Lauderdale)

DISTRICT 15
(5 schools)
Archbishop Curley (Miami)
Doral Academy (Miami)
Florida Christian (Miami) – X
LaSalle (Miami)
MAST Academy (Key Biscayne)

DISTRICT 16
(5 schools)
Archbishop Carroll (Miami)
Carrollton (Miami)
Coral Shores (Tavernier)
Gulliver Prep (Miami) – X
Ransom Everglades (Miami)

Berkeley Prep - 4
Land O' Lakes - 2

Even though Berkley lost an incredibly skilled player due to moving out-of-state, the box scores indicate they are off to a great start early in the season...has anyone seen Tamap Catholic play?

Berkeley Prep -1
Lake Highland Prep -0

Even though Berkley lost an incredibly skilled player due to moving out-of-state, the box scores indicate they are off to a great start early in the season...has anyone seen Tamap Catholic play?Who did they lose? The only incredible player I can think of is CH. If she's the one that moved, I don't feel too bad for them since they were allowed to have her on the team for 4 or 5 years already.

Since I brought the subject up, what do you guys think of schools being allowed to have players on varsity more than 4 years? I don't think there is anything wrong with small schools being able to bring up their middle schoolers to play so that they have enough kids to field a team. and to let them play for more than 4 years. But if the school is big enough to not be in the snallest class (1A), I think the player should only play 4 years. CH was arguably one of the better hs players when she was in 7th grade. Why should a school be able to have someone like her for 6 years just because they have middle and hs on the same campus? I think the intent of the rule was to help small schools with numbers and that it was assumed that the young players would be in supporting roles, especially when you remember that most athletic rules were made with boys in mind (football, basketball, baseball) where there is a very big difference in size between a hschooler and middleschooler.

Even though Berkley lost an incredibly skilled player due to moving out-of-state, the box scores indicate they are off to a great start early in the season...has anyone seen Tamap Catholic play?

They are off to a good start, but this is a very young team (7 or 8 starters are freshman). They will struggle with the more experienced teams. It was suprising to see they beat last year's state champions. Lake Highland must have graduated many players.

Berkeley Prep 2
Sarasota High 0

Berkeley Prep -1
Lake Highland Prep -0

Is this the same team CCC beat 4-0?

Berkeley Prep -1
Lake Highland Prep -0

Is this the same team CCC beat 4-0?

I'm pretty sure is was Lakeland they beat 4-0.

Best 3A in the State easily is St Andrews in Boca. Guaranteed they would Kill St Thomas Aquinas this year. They and Heritage Delray can play with any of the Top 5A or 6A high schools.

Best 3A in the State easily is St Andrews in Boca. Guaranteed they would Kill St Thomas Aquinas this year. They and Heritage Delray can play with any of the Top 5A or 6A high schools.
Girls scores from this week:
Douglas - 0
Am Heritage Delray - 2

Boca High - 2
Am. Heritage Delray - 0

Cypress Bay - 2
St. Thomas Aquinas - 0

Best 3A in the State easily is St Andrews in Boca. Guaranteed they would Kill St Thomas Aquinas this year. They and Heritage Delray can play with any of the Top 5A or 6A high schools.Did they add on anyone special this year? They were a good team last year, but not close to the best.

Even though Berkley lost an incredibly skilled player due to moving out-of-state, the box scores indicate they are off to a great start early in the season...has anyone seen Tamap Catholic play?Who did they lose? The only incredible player I can think of is CH. If she's the one that moved, I don't feel too bad for them since they were allowed to have her on the team for 4 or 5 years already.

Since I brought the subject up, what do you guys think of schools being allowed to have players on varsity more than 4 years? I don't think there is anything wrong with small schools being able to bring up their middle schoolers to play so that they have enough kids to field a team. and to let them play for more than 4 years. But if the school is big enough to not be in the snallest class (1A), I think the player should only play 4 years. CH was arguably one of the better hs players when she was in 7th grade. Why should a school be able to have someone like her for 6 years just because they have middle and hs on the same campus? I think the intent of the rule was to help small schools with numbers and that it was assumed that the young players would be in supporting roles, especially when you remember that most athletic rules were made with boys in mind (football, basketball, baseball) where there is a very big difference in size between a hschooler and middleschooler.

I understand the argument here,, but what a waste of time it would be for someone like her to play JV!!!

Even though Berkley lost an incredibly skilled player due to moving out-of-state, the box scores indicate they are off to a great start early in the season...has anyone seen Tamap Catholic play?Who did they lose? The only incredible player I can think of is CH. If she's the one that moved, I don't feel too bad for them since they were allowed to have her on the team for 4 or 5 years already.

Since I brought the subject up, what do you guys think of schools being allowed to have players on varsity more than 4 years? I don't think there is anything wrong with small schools being able to bring up their middle schoolers to play so that they have enough kids to field a team. and to let them play for more than 4 years. But if the school is big enough to not be in the snallest class (1A), I think the player should only play 4 years. CH was arguably one of the better hs players when she was in 7th grade. Why should a school be able to have someone like her for 6 years just because they have middle and hs on the same campus? I think the intent of the rule was to help small schools with numbers and that it was assumed that the young players would be in supporting roles, especially when you remember that most athletic rules were made with boys in mind (football, basketball, baseball) where there is a very big difference in size between a hschooler and middleschooler.

I understand the argument here,, but what a waste of time it would be for someone like her to play JV!!!No more of a waste of time than all the other standout players that go to regular middle schools that don't have high school affiliations. They don't play hs soccer in middle school. Some middle schools don't even have soccer. The high schools they go to only get the benefit of their participation for four years. She didn't have to play jv or varsity. She was busy with club, just like everyone else.