Last night match-up between Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley and Winter Park Lake Howell was supposed to be a game between two of the best teams in the state.

The second annual Florida Prospects MLK Classic had some of the best teams in the state of Florida competing against each other. Here are my observations of the loaded field.

The Second Annual Florida Prospects/In The Zone Sports MLK Classic took place this past Saturday at Jones High School in Orlando. Six schools from the Central Florida area took on opponents from as far away as Jacksonville and Homestead. The final count was four games to two in favor of the schools from the middle of the state, but the elite teams from out of the area not only won but also won convincingly. Maybe the highlight of the day was the start of the final game between Gainesville Eastside and Orlando Jones. More about that later.

Florida Prospects is proud to present its Second Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Boy’s Basketball Classic on January 12-13, 2007. The event will be held at Jones High School in Orlando, Fl.

The third day of the Floridaprospects.com Invitational sees record breaking performance by Haines City Marquise Lee as she scores a tournament record 44 points to lead Haines City to a double overtime victory over Jacksonville Lee 68 to 65.

Here are some scores from the Floridaprospects.com Invitational.

With the season at an end, Florida Prospects releases its final football poll for the 2006 season.

At the end of Friday’s night game between Lakeland and St. Thomas Aquinas, there wasn’t a dry eye on the field. Both teams had played in one of the best high school games you will ever see and both teams left everything they had on the field. For St. Thomas they came up just short. Literally as they lost in double overtime to Lakeland 45-42.

The 2006 football year will be remember as a season filled with many highs and lows for he Glades Central Raiders. They started the season with great expectations ranked 15th in the nation and returning one of the best teams their school has ever had. The season didn’t begin the way the Raiders would have liked as they lost three games in the regular season including a national televised game against Byrnes High School and the coveted Muck Bowl against Pahokee, but the Raiders was able to erase all of their disappointments of the season as they won the 3A state championship 39-27 over Pensacola Pine Forest.

With the football season coming to a close, Florida Prospects will begin to release our All Florida Prospects teams for the 2006 season. Today we release the Central Florida Team. (Chris Rainey of Lakeland pictured)

The Friday after Thanksgiving, and there is a big game in central Florida between Lake Brantley Patriots and the Jacksonville Sandalwood Saints. Lake Brantley is being anchored by the solid play of their defense. Sandalwood has a very explosive offense. This game when come down to composure. Who would step up when the game got tough?

Edgewater waited seven months to get back on the basketball court after getting upset by Orlando Evans last year in the district semifinals preventing Edgewater from making the playoffs for the first time in seven years. The wait ended last night as they were able to gain a level of revenge as they defeated the same Evans Trojans 77-55 to start the season at 1-0.

With the football season coming to a close, Florida Prospects will begin to release our All Florida Prospects teams for the 2006 season. Today we release the North Florida Team.

Florida Prospects First Annual Broward/Dade Challenge ended with Dade county capturing all six games of the event.

With the Boys Basketball Season set to begin, Florida Prospects will begin to release its top 25 Boys Basketball teams in the state. Today we release teams 20-16. (Miami High's Edwin Rios pictured)

With the 2007 season coming to an end and the playoffs right around the corner, Florida Prospects takes a quick look into the future with the Defensive Junior Studs for 2008.

First Coast lost a heartbreaker in the first round of the playoffs against a determined Mosley squad led by senior leadership in Auburn commitment Enrique Davies, and Tommy Rogers, a small 5’8 inch scat back who played really big for the dolphins on both sides of the ball.

With the playoffs starting everywhere tonight, Florida Prospects releases its prediction for the state in each classifications.

With the Boys Basketball Season set to begin, Florida Prospects will begin to release its top 25 Boys Basketball teams in the state. Today we release teams 25-21

With the regular season over and the playoffs starting this week, here is our final regular season poll for the football year.

With the regular season done and the playoffs starting this week, Florida Prospects will begin to look back at the past year. Today we start with this year's surprise teams.

Martavious Odoms remembers the play like it was yesterday. Two years ago while playing in his first Muck Bowl as a freshman, Odoms dropped the winning touchdown pass on the last play for Pahokee causing them to lose the game. Two years has passed since then and nothing soothes the pain than sweet revenge for Odoms and Pahokee as they defeated Belle Glades Central 28-21 to win the annual Muck Bowl in front of over 5,000 screaming.

Jacksonville Bolles Wide Receiver Tray Herndon is 15 yards away from breaking the city receiving record for yards in a season. Here is exclusive highlights of how he has done it this season.

Every Wednesday during the football year, Florida Prospects showcase an athlete who may not be known throughout the state, but could easily be a Division One athlete. Today we showcase Lake Brantley star athlete Carl Randolph.

With the season coming to the end there are many top games this week that will decide who will win their district and who is the best team in there area. Here is week nine Power Rankings. (Tampa Plant Pictured)