The second semifinal of the class 6A championship featured a rematch of two familiar foes as the Orlando Olympia Titans faced off against the Winter Park Wildcats.

Standing at 5’10 Avery Moore is a quick guard who has the speed to blow by defenders and set up his teammates for easy shots and is one of the deadliest shooters in the state.

The 2008-2009 Boys Basketball Season is upon us and what an exciting season it is shaping out to be. Florida Prospects will be your best place for a preview of the season and beyond. Today we we preview Jacksonville Andrew Jackson High.

The 2008-2009 Boys Basketball Season is upon us and what an exciting season it is shaping out to be. Florida Prospects will be your best place for a preview of the season and beyond. Today we we preview Bartow High.

The 2008-2009 Boys Basketball Season is upon us and what an exciting season it is shaping out to be. Florida Prospects will be your best place for a preview of the season and beyond. Today we we preview Jacksonville Wolfson High.

The 2008-2009 Boys Basketball Season is upon us and what an exciting season it is shaping out to be. Florida Prospects will be your best place for a preview of the season and beyond. Today we we preview Homestead South Dade.

After having their record winning streak snapped at home last year by the Kissimmee Osceola Kowboys, the Lakeland Dreadnaughts came into Friday’s night game with extra incentive. Yes the district championship was on the line, but this game was more about the district, it was about pride and bragging rights.

After going to the final four in the 2007 season, the Pompano Blanche Ely Lady Tigers entered the 2008 year with high expectations. The Tigers rose to the challenge during the regular season going 22-2 and winning the district title for the second consecutive year. Unfortunately, their dream season came to an end losing in the first round to the eventual state champions South Broward. Now with a younger team and many of the experts counting them out, the Lady Tigers feel they are ready once again to prove the critics wrong.

After enduring a 12-13 season last year, the Orlando Dr. Phillips Lady Panthers made a change at head coach bringing in long time assistant boys basketball coach Anthony Jones to lead the team. After one week of practice, all of the ladies are in one accord when they say this is your last year Panthers team.

Orlando Dr. Phillips came into Friday’s night game against Seminole looking to prove that they were one of the best teams in the Central Florida area. After a 34-22 impressive victory over the Seminoles, the Panthers sent a message that they are ready to take on the state.

The first Florida Prospects Exposure Camp was filled with talent throughout the state of Florida. The camp featured many players throughout the state of Florida.

Jacksonville Wolfson has been one of the more successful basketball programs this decade. Winning more than 20 games a year, the Wolfpack has established themselves as one of the top teams in the state year in and year out. One player looking to continue Wolfson’s dominance is rising senior forward Chris Rozier.

The past two years Jacksonville Providence has come very close to making the state final four only to lose to Jacksonville ACD. This year, Providence is confident that they will finally get over the hump and make the finals. The biggest reason for their confidence is the play of their star guard J.P. Kuhlman.

Orlando Christian Prep’s star basketball player Keith Clanton isn’t your normal top basketball forward. He doesn’t really play above the rim or tries to make fancy passes. He simply gets the job done with an old school type of game that the greats of yesteryear would appreciate.

Sanford Seminole defensive end Dyron Dye is one of the main reasons why the Noles have championship aspirations. After helping to turn around their football program into a contender, Dye is ready to take the next step for himself and his team.

At the end of the 2008 school year, Jacksonville Paxon’s forward Patrick Young wasn’t a household name on many college lists. But after a hot start to the AAU season, Young has everyone wondering who he is.

Seminole High School star athlete Andre Dubose has seen his fair share of college coaches over the past two months. Rated as one of the top players in the nation this year, Dubose is soaking all the attention in and having a good time with the recruiting process.

The 2010 Boys Basketball class is shaping up to be one of the best classes the state has had in the past ten years. With several players already receiving attention from high major Division One Colleges, this class could end up as the best class ever. One of the top players in the class is James Bell of Jacksonville ACD.

The Reebok Headliner Camp came to an end on Sunday with a great showing from top players throughout the state. Here is our Day Two Analysis. This is a premium story that you are getting for free! Join Florida Prospects now and find out why we are the best source for High School Sports.

With the AAU season on hold for the first weekend in June, Jacksonville played host to some of the top players in the state of Florida at the Reebok Headliner Event.

The boys basketball class of 2009 is filled with talented combo guards from across the state that can light up the scoreboard on any given game. While combo guards are a premium in the state, guards that are floor generals are not. One guard who is starting to get noticed for his complete floor game is Vincent Williams from South Dade High School.

After going 5-5 during the 2006 football season, Boca Ciega had a huge turn around in their football program last year. Last season, the Pirates finished 8-2 and returned to the state playoffs. One of the biggest reasons for their turn around was the play of defensive lineman Julius Forte.

After transferring from Miami Coral Reef to Miami Gulliver Prep for his junior year, linebacker Frankie Telfort was ready for a big junior campaign. Unfortunately for Telfort, he tore a ligament in his hand before the season started causing him to miss the first five games of the season. Now with a clean bill of health, Telfort is ready to take on the state.

Pahokee running back Vincent Smith isn’t use to losing. With his team riding the waves of a 28 game winning streak with very little opposition, Smith has seen the best of times in his football career.

Orlando Olympia junior guard Dexter Fields knows all about pressure and expectations. Every time his team plays, all eyes are on him. Playing on a team that is expected to not only contend for a state title but win one. After a disappointing end to his junior campaign, Fields is more determine to live up to the expectations of himself.