Alright, you gotta hear about this: Mandarin just pulled off a wild 33-17 comeback win against the Lake Mary Rams. And get this, the Rams are the reigning Class 7A champions! This wasn’t some easy stroll either; Mandarin fought back hard after being down early, with Shaunqueze Foster getting it done on the ground with a crucial touchdown run.
Mandarin’s Air Attack Takes Down the Champs While Trinity Gets Smashed
Mandarin’s offense was straight-up clicking, especially through the air. Quarterback Knox Annis was slinging it, hitting Brysen Wright, Will Jones, and Jace Kemp for a touchdown pass each. That’s three different receivers getting into the end zone, showing they’ve got weapons everywhere. Lake Mary, the defending champs, are now sitting at a rough 1-5 record. Ouch. Meanwhile, over in Class 1A, Trinity (now 3-4) had a brutal night, getting absolutely clobbered 63-21 by the No. 1 ranked team in the state. That’s a tough pill to swallow for the Conquerors.
History Made for Stanton, Big Wins for Bishop Kenny and Union County
Talk about making history! Stanton just locked up their best record since way back in 1969 by taking down Wolfson 42-20. That’s some serious staying power for the Blue Devils. Union County also rolled during their Jacksonville visit, beating Atlantic Coast 35-6, thanks in part to Andy Gomez Jr. who took an interception all the way to the house. Bryce Lawton also added a touchdown run. Bishop Kenny went off at William H. Johnston Stadium, shutting down Menendez 35-6. They just rolled, plain and simple.
Duval Charter Dominates With A Shutout Statement
If you’re looking for pure dominance, Duval Charter brought it in a huge way, shutting out Halifax 40-0. Kentrell Smothers had an insane 60-yard score on a screen pass, and Kendrick Spann snagged two touchdowns. That’s a serious statement from the Panthers. Elsewhere, Winter Park Trinity Prep (4-2) secured a 42-7 win against Harvest Community (2-6) on Thursday night.
This Week 7 slate delivered some serious action. With teams making statements and history being written, you gotta wonder what kind of fireworks we’re gonna see next in Northeast Florida. It’s only going to get crazier from here, folks!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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