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  • Countdown to Signing Day: LB Zion Booth moves ahead with Edward Waters

    MOORE HAVEN – Zion Booth is HBCU bound. For the next level, the Pahokee native and Moore Haven 2025 linebacker chose to play college football at Edward Waters. He made this official on Monday (Feb. 3). “Edward Waters is home,” the 6-foot, 200-pound linebacker said. “No out of state fees and also closer to home.…

  • Top 10 Muckstepper Performances from Week 7

    PALM BEACH COUNTY/TREASURE COAST – We have begun the second half of the regular season. With that being said, we are now seeing our best yet from our high school football players on the Muck, on the coast, and on the Treasure Coast. Let us get right to our Top 10 and Honorable Mentions from…

  • True brotherhood: Moore Haven just wants to win

    MOORE HAVEN – We have presented to you all of the communities that are represented in this year’s edition of the Moore Haven Terriers. You have seen that players from the areas of Moore Haven, Clewiston, LaBelle, South Bay, Belle Glade, and Pahokee are all in this mission together as a collective. And now you…

  • True brotherhood: Moore Haven Terriers look to make history this season

    MOORE HAVEN – Coming off last year’s Class 1S playoff run to the regional final, the Moore Haven Terriers look to build off that and more in 2024. For starters, Glades County’s only high school football program has changed head coaches. They went from Jack Garrett (Belle Glade native; head coach from 2022 to 2023)…

  • Top 10 for Class of 2025 – Muck City: First Edition

    Let us get straight to the point. It is well past time that the Muck has its own distinctive category for a specific class of players. They need their own moment of glory – separate from everyone else in any other area. Players MUST be either born or raised – or both born AND raised…

  • Locked in: LB Zion Booth focuses on getting Pahokee back in top form

    PAHOKEE – Zion Booth summed up his junior season at Pahokee as simply as possible. “I like that we grew together,” the 6-foot, 195-pound linebacker said. “Coming into it, we were young. People didn’t see us as competition. The team talked about the media too much, letting it get to them. The only thing I…