FIRST TEAM
Sam Arnold, Pahokee, Football. Deerfield Beach on Tuesday, December 9, 2025. (Carline Jean/South Florida Sun Sentinel)
Sam Arnold, RB, Pahokee senior: Set a career high vs. Seminole Ridge with 19 carries for 239 rushing yards and 3 TDs; totaled 196 career rushing yards; 44 tackles, forced fumble and a pick-six; runs a 4.4 40 yard dash; had 1,480+ rushing yards, 21 receptions for 362 receiving yards.
Caleb Butler, Dr. Joaquin Garcia, Football. Deerfield Beach on Tuesday, December 9, 2025. (Carline Jean/South Florida Sun Sentinel)
Caleb Butler, QB, Dr. Joaquin Garcia senior: 3-year starter, and 2-year captain who led the Bulldogs to FIT state championship; has thrown for 6,000+ career passing yards, 82 passing TDs, 400+ yards rushing, and 12 TDs.
Dorian Fauntleroy, Jupiter Christian, Football. Deerfield Beach on Wednesday, December 10, 2025. (Carline Jean/South Florida Sun Sentinel)
Dorian Fauntleroy, QB, Jupiter Christian junior: The 2025 offensive MVP for Eagles was a dual-threat QB and holds several offers including UCF, Arkansas, Maryland, Georgia Tech, Harvard, Navy, Western Kentucky and Rhode Island; threw for 2,399 yards 29 TDs, ran for 549 yards and 10 TDs.
Randolph Wilkerson, Jupiter Christian, Football. Deerfield Beach on Tuesday, December 9, 2025. (Carline Jean/South Florida Sun Sentinel)
Randolph Wilkerson, RB, Jupiter Christian senior: Two-time state SSAA champion ran for 1,581 yards and 30 TDs this year; Lou Groza nominee.
Cardinal Newman High School football player Brayden Charney. (Mike Stocker/South Florida Sun Sentinel)
Brayden Charney, OT, Cardinal Newman senior: The Syracuse signee is recognized as one of the top offensive tackles in South Florida; he had more than 40 pancakes and helped pave the way for a potent running game and first-time state championship for the school.
Phoenix Donghia from Cardinal Newman High School on Thursday, Aug. 7, 2025. (Mike Stocker/South Florida Sun Sentinel)
Phoenix Donghia, RB, Cardinal Newman senior: The James Madison University signee ran for 1,418 yards and added 211 receiving yards; had combined 25 TDs; said beating West Boca during the season and then Chaminade-Madonna in the state championship game are both his season and career highlights.
Dylan Faison from St. Andrew’s on Saturday, Aug. 9, 2025. (Mike Stocker/South Florida Sun Sentinel)
Dylan Faison, WR, St. Andrew’s senior: The two-time Sun Sentinel Super 11 selection is a Notre Dame commit for football and lacrosse; ranked as No. 1 lacrosse recruit (Inside Lacrosse) in the country; finished with 848 yards receiving, 10 TDs and more than 1,400 all-purpose yards, 15 total TDs (11 rec, 1 rush, 2 KR, 1 PR, 1 INT).
Javarii Luckas from Glades Central on Saturday, Aug. 9, 2025. (Mike Stocker/South Florida Sun Sentinel)
Javarii Luckas, OL, Glades Central senior: Sun Sentinel Super 11 selection and UF signee was ranked the No. 1 offensive lineman in Palm Beach County; over 100 pancake blocks in career; 18 pancake blocks and played every snap in 2025; team captain; varsity football captain; 2-time Muck Bowl champion.
Leslie Mosley, Cardinal Newman. (Alex Kushel/Correspondent)
Leslie Mosley, ATH, Cardinal Newman senior: Contributed 1,001 all-purpose yards, including 205 in a 34-30 loss to Gainesville Bucholz; 278 yards kickoff returns and 158 on punt returns, and on defense had an INT, pass defended; 26 tackles, including 22 solo, 6 TFL.
Ar’Maud Stinfort; Glades Central. (Glades Central Athletics/Courtesy)
Ar’Maud Stinfort, RB, Glades Central senior: A top-5 RB in Palm Beach County, he carried 131 times for 819 yards and had 21 catches for 133 yards and 2 TDs; in the past two seasons has had 293 carries, 2,004 rushing yards, 32 rushing TDs.
2025 Palm Beach Fall All County First Team: Wesley Winn; St. Andrew’s; 2025 Fall All County 4A-1A football First Team. (St. Andrew’s Athletics/Courtesy)
Wesley Winn, WR, St. Andrew’s junior: The Boston College commit helped Scots to first 10-win season and the second round of playoffs; was key two-way player with 910 yards receiving, 11 TDs, and more than 1,500 all-purpose yards, and 15 total TDs; Navy All American.
2025 Palm Beach Fall All County First Team: Iggy Zulaica; Cardinal Newman; 2025 Fall All County 4A-1A football First Team. (Cardinal Newman Athletics/Courtesy)
Iggy Zulaica, C/OL, Cardinal Newman senior: The Florida A&M commit didn’t allow a sack the past two seasons for the Crusaders, who won the first state title in school history; three-year captain; regional qualifier in wrestling; and holds the school record for most consecutive snaps without allowing a sack.
SECOND TEAM
Cayden Alula, ATL, Jupiter Christian senior
Christian Anderson, WR, Boca Raton Christian senior
Luke Beach, WR, Jupiter Christian junior
Algernod Crawford, WR, Glades Central freshman
Remi DeOrsey, RB, St. Andrew’s senior
Jacob Hurless, OL, Jupiter Christian junior
Nicholas Pouncey, RB, St. John Paul II Academy junior
Miles Rose, WR, American Heritage-Delray senior
Marcus Stracke, QB, American Heritage-Delray sophomore
Jasiah Thomas, OT, Cardinal Newman sophomore
Joey Webber, QB, Boca Raton Christian
Jack Williams, QB, St. Andrew’s junior
HONORABLE MENTION
American Heritage-Delray: Johnathan Cesar, Jamar Dean, Elias Drucker, Jonah Kasten, Zachary Schwartz, Peyton Surtain, Dominic Swanson
Benjamin: Markel Ettienne, Terrion Ivy-Akins, Jayrell People,
Boca Raton Christian: Luke Norstrom, Tavaris Wilson
Cardinal Newman: Zion Brown, Cooper Clark, Aiden Elam, Sean Fleming, Kyrus Haston, Colt Hauser, Chris Laborde, Shangler Limage, Michael Loudort, Tresean McClellion, Janarro Sumpter
Dr. Joaquin Garcia: Gavin Boyd, Jeremiah Dawson, D’Angelo Murph, Drew Rosenbaum
Glades Central: Taj Barnes, Vinkevious Jones, Caleb Knight, Roan Nembhard, Deion Vereen
Glades Day: Jacaris Jones, Johnny Ramos, Ramsey Rimes, Preston Sanford, Payne Wallace, Zeth Villarreal,
Inlet Grove: Chris Darealist, Demetry Hudson, Ciniger Smith, Cornelius Terry
Jupiter Christian: Bryan King, Kai Robinson, Ethan Thomas, Quintin White, Elliott Wilkins, Ryder Zuniga
King’s Academy: Hudson Champion, Fletcher Hodges, Ethan Horn, Arden Jeanty, Braden Simpson
Oxbridge Academy: Wade Antoine, Ty Caldwell, Julian Sant,
Pahokee: Davara Everett, Willie Fitzgerald, Ricky Gary Jr., Tristian Gooden, Antoine Lawrence, Willie Logan, Xavier Mitchell, O’Dexter Simms,
St. Andrew’s: Connor Byrnes, Brandon Mordis, Jack Whelchel, Ahmad Young
St. John Paul II: AJ Fenelus, Kawan Ingraham, Kendrick Pierre, Nicholas Pouncey, Sebastian Rosado, Frank Ruth, Maddox Venger
Somerset Canyons: Ajani Hutchinson, Dylan Miller, Mehki Moore, Davontey Oliver, Roodensky Renelus, Zeek Seraphin, Wilzard Sterling, Rashad Walker
Suncoast: Robert Mangold
CO-COACHES OF THE YEAR
Brandon Walker, Dr. Joaquin Garcia. Football. Deerfield Beach on Tuesday, December 9, 2025. (Carline Jean/South Florida Sun Sentinel)
Brandon Walker, Dr. Joaquin Garcia: Guided the Bulldogs to the inaugural FIT state football championship, the school’s first team title in just the third year removed from a 1-9 season. “I am most proud of the commitment that our players showed throughout the year. From going 1-9 in our inaugural season to winning the F.I.T. Division 2 State Championship is a testament to our players and coaches building this program brick by brick.”
Jack Daniels, Cardinal Newman.
Jack Daniels, Cardinal Newman: Led the Crusaders to the first state championship in school history with an upset win over four-time Class 1A defending state champion Chaminade-Madonna. It was his third title in four tries, the previous two wins coming at Dwyer in 2009 and 2013. “This is the best feeling in the world…we worked extremely hard, and they bought into it. We got better every week, we really did.”
