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  • Around the Lake for Week 2: Pahokee earns 27-7 home win over Inlet Grove

    PAHOKEE – The Pahokee Blue Devils had success on offense, defense, and special teams last night (Aug. 30) against the Inlet Grove Hurricanes. Held at Anquan Boldin Stadium in Pahokee, we got a complete team effort from start to finish in the home squad’s 27-7 victory. Pahokee (1-1) scored once in each quarter and never…

  • Treasure Coast Player Rankings: Class of 2025 – Early Season Update

    TREASURE COAST – We have several key moves that have been made up and down through this third iteration of our Treasure Coast player rankings for the Class of 2025. As many may know or may not already know, the Treasure Coast has a special collective of talent in more ways than one. Unfortunately due…

  • Brahman breakthrough: DE Andre Santiago earns first offer to Bluefield

    OKEECHOBEE – Andre Santiago got down and dirty to achieve his milestone moment today (June 28). The Okeechobee 2025 defensive end picked up his first collegiate scholarship offer from Bluefield, a NAIA school based in Bluefield, Va. Santiago shared his sheer jubilation for what transpired earlier today. “It was awesome,” the 6-foot-2, 200-pound defensive end…

  • Brahman bull: DE Andre Santiago

    OKEECHOBEE – We have a shining defensive star who plays for the Okeechobee Brahmans right now. Be on the lookout for Andre Santiago, who stands at 6-foot-2 and weighs at 200 pounds. This is being said primarily because of how well he performed last season as a junior. In nine games played, the 2025 defensive…

  • Prospects: Keiser hosts its first camp of 2024 summer offseason

    WEST PALM BEACH – New Keiser head coach Myles Russ hosted his first-ever collegiate camp on Friday evening (May 31). More than 100 high school football players took advantage of this opportunity by participating in a slew of individual position drills and some 1-on-1 action. We have some action to show you right below. NOTE:…

  • Making a way for himself: LB Matthew May

    OKEECHOBEE – There has been a steady level of progress made on the gridiron by Matthew May. The Okeechobee linebacker (Class of 2026) had a solid sophomore campaign in nine games played. Here are the following statistics to support this claim: DEFENSE •39 total tackles (24 solo, 15 assist) •2 forced fumbles •1 fumble recovery…

  • Learning experience: Okeechobee at Immokalee Spring Jamboree

    IMMOKALEE – Let us get this part out of the way now. The Okeechobee Brahmans varsity football team participated in the Immokalee Indians Spring Jamboree last night (May 23). It featured three teams – Okeechobee, Immokalee, and East Lee County. Okeechobee played in the first two jamboree games against Immokalee and East Lee County. Here…

  • Next Okeechobee leader: QB/ATH Christopher Evans

    OKEECHOBEE – The first week of spring practices have gone quite well for Christopher Evans. The Okeechobee ‘26 quarterback/athlete has made it known that he wants to be part of a positive culture shift movement for this year and beyond. He spoke on how the past five days have worked out and more. “The chemistry…

  • Elite overcomer: WR/DB Santana Alvarez makes most of time at Okeechobee

    OKEECHOBEE – One’s level of impact on others often matters more than numbers. This is the case of Okeechobee ‘24 wide receiver/defensive back Santana Alvarez, who played eight games this past season for the Okeechobee Brahmans. Here are Alvarez’s statistics from his senior year of high school football: OFFENSE 15 carries, 41 yards, 2 touchdowns;…

  • Experience to remember: WR/CB Tyrone Hayes recaps Okeechobee journey

    OKEECHOBEE – From potential tragedy to sheer triumph, Tyrone Hayes has been through a lot in his high school football years with Okeechobee. The Brahmans ‘24 wide receiver/cornerback overcame a multitude of injuries over the past two seasons to earn All-Star status as a senior. “He is a hard working man,” Okeechobee ‘24 athlete Carriss…