Last year when you thought about quarterbacks in Florida only one name came to mind. Tim Tebow. With state records in yards, touchdowns and total offense, Tebow clearly established himself as the best quarterback in the state for 2005. This year the state is loaded again with exciting quarterbacks. One quarterback that will be turning many heads with his play on the field is Lake Howell’s Taylor Beasley.

With the 2006 Basketball year over we now take a look at the upcoming season. Today Florida Prospects releases its Top 25 Girls Basketball Player Rankings for the 2007 class. (Krystal Thomas of The First Academy pictured)

Sarasota Booker made school history in boys football last year as there team made it to the state championship game for the first time. Although they came up short losing to St. Augustine High in the state finals, the Tornadoes are determined more than ever to return to the finals and bring home a state championship. One player who will be leading the charge is super athlete John Jones Jr..

With the season at a end, Florida Prospects is proud to present our second team All Florida Prospects Boys Basketball Team for the 2006 year. (Josue Soto of Jacksonville Arlington Country Day pictured.)

Jacksonville Bolles wide receiver Traviers Herndon wants to let everyone he faces next year to be prepared for a long day. While he had a good junior campaign, he was injured the entire year and wasn’t able to truly showcase his full potential. Now 100 percent healthy, Herndon is looking forwards to the 2006 season to prove that he is one of best players in the state.

With the season at a end, Florida Prospects is proud to present our third team All Florida Prospects Boys Basketball Team for the 2006 year. (Edwin Rios of Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna pictured.)

With the Girls Basketball Season over. Here is the final Top 25 Rankings for the class of 2006. (Gaati Werema of Orlando Christian Prep)

With the season over, here is the the final Florida Prospects Basketball poll for Girls Basketall. (2A state champions The First Academy pictured)

Over the past three years, no school has enjoyed more success than Seffner Armwood high school. With two state football titles and a state runner-up, Armwood has dismissed the Hillsborough county jinx and established themselves as one of the elite football programs in the state. The success of the program can be traced to the talent that the school has had over the past five years. This year, the program will be looking to continue it’s dominance over the state. Leading the way will be their all state defensive lineman Torrey Davis.

Last year South Broward finished the season 13-9 losing to Ft. Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas in the first round of the 2005 state playoffs. The first round defeat was the earliest defeat that the Bulldogs had suffered in the playoffs in over five years. The goal of the 2006 season was to reestablish South Broward as a state power. Despite losing to Miami Norland 54-44, in the State Semifinals, South Broward succeeded in their goal in making the Bulldogs a state power once again. Leading the way for South Broward was senior guard Alysha Harvin.

With the season coming to an end, Florida Prospects is proud to present our first team All Florida Prospects Girls Basketball Team for the 2006 year. (Jacinta Monroe of Ft. Lauderdale Stranahan pictured.)

With the season coming to an end, Florida Prospects is proud to present our second team All Florida Prospects Girls Basketball Team for the 2006 year. (LaQuita Curry of Titusville Astronaut pictured)

With the season coming to an end, Florida Prospects is proud to present our third team All Florida Prospects Girls Basketball Team for the 2006 year. (Steffany Thomas of Wesley Chapel pictured)

With the basketball playoffs in full swing, Florida Prospects releases its prediction for the Boys Basketball playoffs.

Over the past two seasons Lake Howell basketball has captured the attention of the entire state. From 2003-2004 when the Silver Hawks made the final game starting three freshmen to last year’s final four team; Lake Howell has the eyes of the basketball world on them. With the majority of its team intact, Lake Howell is expected to finally win the 5A crown that keeps eluding them. One of the main cogs in the Silver Hawks offense is junior forward Chandler Parsons.

The state of Florida routinely produces some of the best running backs in the nation. Last year was no exception with the state having several high Division One running backs including the number one running back in the nation in Union County’s C.J. Spiller. Don’t expect this year to be a down year as the state is once again loaded with great running backs. One player to watch for the upcoming year will be Jacksonville Ed White running back Eric Baker.

With the start of the 2006 Boys Basketball playoffs many of the states eyes are on the Lake Howell Silver Hawks as they try to win the elusive state title that has eluded them over the last three years. (Lake Howell's Nick Calathes pictured.)

With the basketball playoffs in full swing, Florida Prospects releases its prediction for the Girls Basketball playoffs. (Winter Haven pictured)

Last year, St. Augustine Nease had an opportunity to showcase its team on national television when they played against National High School Power Hoover High of Alabama. This year, Belle Glades Central has an opportunity to shine in the spotlight as they play against Brynes High School out of South Carolina.

2007 is projected to be one of the best years for high school football in the state of Florida. Here is a quick peak at one of the best athletes in the state Jay Howard of Orlando Jones High School

In an effort to continue to bring you the best coverage for all high school sports in the state of Florida, Floridaprospects.com is proud to announce this year’s version of our Recruiting Diaries. (Amhad Black of Lakeland pictured)

Florida Prospects is proud to present its First Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Shootout boy’s basketball tournament January 13-14, 2006. The tournament will be held at Jones High School in Orlando, Fl.

The second half of the season is underway with big games throughout the state. Here is the updated rankings for week four boys basketball.(Josue Soto of Jacksonville ACD pictured)

RJM Sporting & Events, Inc. will host its 6th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Classic boy’s basketball tournament on January 6-7, 2006. The tournament will be held at William M. Raines High School in Jacksonville, FL.

December 28 through December 30 Ocala Forest High school hosted the 17th Annual Don Kelso State Farm/Closet maid Girls basketball tournament. The tournament is widely considered as the best girl’s basketball tournament in the state of Florida and this year was no different. With a total of seven teams ranked in the top 10 for their perspective classed and three teams ranked number one in the state, the tournament lived up to its reputation and then some. (Kristianna Goshay of Jacksonville Jackson pictured)