Florida high school football: This year's best spring games, jamborees

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Florida high school football: This year's best spring games, jamborees

Florida high school football: This year's best spring games, jamborees

Spring football games and jamborees offer a sneak peak at the 2026 season and the top recruits. Here are some of the best games this spring.

Florida high school football: This year's best spring games, jamborees

Spring football games and jamborees offer a sneak peak at the 2026 season and the top recruits. Here are some of the best games this spring.

Spring football is here, and for Florida high school fans, it's the perfect appetizer before the main course of the 2026 season. While these games don't count toward the standings and teams often keep their playbooks simple, they offer a thrilling early look at the state's top recruits going head-to-head. Think of it as a live scouting report—a chance to see future college stars in action before the fall hype really kicks in.

We've rounded up 10 of the most exciting spring games and jamborees across Florida, focusing on matchups where talent is stacked on both sidelines. Not every powerhouse plays a spring game—so don't expect to see national giants like IMG Academy, St. Thomas Aquinas, or Chaminade-Madonna on this list. Instead, we're highlighting battles that promise fireworks and a glimpse at the next wave of gridiron greats.

Honorable Mention Games to Watch: Boone at Lake Nona (May 14), Fort Walton Beach Jamboree featuring Crestview, Mosley, Niceville, and Pine Forest (May 14), Tallahassee Jamboree with Lincoln, Rickards, and Wakulla (May 14), Bountstown at Pensacola Catholic (May 18), Lake Mary at Jones (May 20), Largo Jamboree featuring Lakewood and Sarasota Riverview (May 20), and South Fort Myers at Bishop Verot (May 21).

Top Spring Matchups:

First up, a clash of styles: West Orange brings a high-powered offense led by proven rising junior quarterback Andrew Chung, fresh off a regional final run in 2025. They'll face a Rockledge squad boasting a formidable secondary anchored by rising seniors Demond Scott Jr. and Elijah Floyd. It's a classic battle of arm vs. coverage.

Over in the Panhandle, Choctaw—a 2025 state semifinalist—takes on Florida High, a Class 2A regional semifinalist. Choctaw returns rising senior cornerback Amir Reese and a trio of running backs who each found the end zone at least five times last season. Florida High counters with one of the state's top rising junior recruits, cornerback Izayah Vickers, plus rising senior linebacker Jason Harville. Expect physical, hard-nosed football.

Bishop Moore enters the spring as a regional champion from 2025, and their roster is loaded with talent. Keep an eye on rising senior wide receiver Magnus Talma (a Boston College commit), rising senior linebacker Giacamo SanFlippo (a Kansas State commit), rising senior edge rusher Noah Prince, and a rising junior who's already turning heads. This is a team built for another deep playoff push.

Whether you're a die-hard fan or just love seeing future stars early, these spring games are your first look at the 2026 season. Grab your gear, head to the stands, and watch the next generation of Florida football take shape.

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