Orlando Sentinel

Jones, Seminole keep top spots

3 matchups this week will pit teams in the Super 16

- By J.C. Carnahan Email J.C. Carnahan at jcarnahan@ orlandosen­tinel.com.

Seminole High extended its football regular-season unbeaten streak to 19 games Friday when it closed its schedule with a decisive 33-6 win at Orange City University.

The Seminoles (7-0), ranked No. 2 behind Jones (5-0) in the Sentinel Super 16, won their final three games in 2018 and went 9-0 in the 2019 regular season before losing to Apopka in a Class 8A region championsh­ip game.

“I’m really proud of the guys. They’ve worked hard all season,” said Seminole first-year coach Eric Lodge. “We’re undefeated on every level — freshman, [ junior varsity] and varsity. It’s a good feeling when they come out and work hard and it pays off.”

The regular season has likely also ended for No. 3 Dr. Phillips (5-1), which was scheduled to host No. 12 Bishop Moore (4-2) on Friday. That game was canceled last week after it was announced that the Hornets were forced into quarantine due to a positive COVID-19 test result within the program.

The Panthers are among area teams scheduled to compete in FHSAA postseason play-in games next week on Nov. 13.

Friday’s slate of regularsea­son finales features three

matchups between Super 16 teams. The schedule is highlighte­d by No. 4 Edgewater (2-2) at home against No. 9 Boone (6-1) in a Spirit Barrel rivalry game that dates to the 1950s.

Jones plays at No. 14 West Orange (4-2) and No. 10 Apopka (5-2) plays at No. 15 Wekiva (3-3).

The Super 16 includes last week’s ranking in parenthese­s if different and current win-loss records.

Sentinel Super 16

1. Jones (5-0): Friday’s game at Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (4-1) was canceled in the second quarter due to inclement weather. Next: Friday at No. 14 West Orange (4-2).

2. Seminole (7-0): Senior QB Timmy McClain accounted for three TDs and Jimmy Horn reached the

end zone twice in a 33-6 win at University (3-3). Next: Nov. 20 at TBD, Class 8A region quarterfin­als.

3. Dr. Phillips (5-1): The Panthers rolled to a 37-0 win vs. Oak Ridge (2-5) as Jaydan Taylor scored twice and Alberto Guzman returned a fumble for a touchdown. Next: Nov. 13 at Miami Palmetto (1-0), Class 8A play-in game.

4. Edgewater (2-2): The rivalry game vs. No. 12 Bishop Moore (4-2) last week was canceled. Next: Friday vs. No. 9 Boone (6-1).

5. Osceola (5-1): The Kowboys tallied 502 total yards, led by Ja’Randy Swint with 142 yards and 2 TDs on 14 carries, during a 34-7 win at Lake Nona (3-3). Next: Friday at Vero Beach (5-2).

6 (7). Lake Minneola (5-1):

Senior QB Robbie Sanders threw four touchdown passes on eight pass attempts during a 63-0 win vs. Tavares (3-3). Next: Friday vs. Leesburg (0-5).

7 (8). Winter Park (6-1): Dakota Mitchell and Venson Sneed recovered fumbles and Riley Simpson intercepte­d a pass in a 27-10 win vs. then-No. 6 Timber Creek (5-1). Next: Friday vs. Olympia (4-2).

8 (6). Timber Creek (5-1): Sophomore QB Trey Woodson scored his second rushing touchdown of the season in a 27-10 loss at thenNo. 8 Winter Park (6-1). Next: Friday vs. Cypress Creek (0-7).

9 (10). Boone (6-1): Junior JaCorey Thomas returned a kickoff 97 yards for a TD and also scored on a reception during a 41-0 win at Windermere High (0-6). Next: Friday at No. 4 Edgewater (2-2).

10 (11). Apopka (5-2): The Blue Darters rushed for 199 yards and three fourthquar­ter touchdowns in a 21-9 win at then-No. 15 Lake Mary (5-2). Next: Friday at No. 15 Wekiva (3-3).

11 (9). DeLand (2-2): Timar Rogers and Lamont Harding each recovered a fumble and intercepte­d a pass in a 31-7 loss vs. Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (2-1). Next: Friday at Daytona Beach Seabreeze (3-3). 12. Bishop Moore (4-2): The Hornets went into COVID-19 quarantine last week, which resulted in the cancellati­on of games at No. 4 Edgewater (2-2) and No. 3 Dr. Phillips (5-1). Next: Nov. 13 at Brooksvill­e Nature Coast (6-0), Class 5A play-in game.

13. Lake Brantley (4-3): Senior RB Anthony Williams rushed 26 times for 281 yards and four touchdowns in a 55-26 win at Evans (1-4). Next: Friday vs. Harmony (3-3).

14. West Orange (4-2): Quintin Hatch was in on 12 total tackles and Jahshari Jones had two sacks, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery during a 31-0 win vs. Ocoee (2-4). Next: Friday vs. No. 1 Jones (5-0).

15 (16). Wekiva (3-3): The Mustangs rallied from a 15-point deficit in the fourth quarter for a 28-22 win at Lakeland (3-3). Next: Friday vs. No. 10 Apopka (5-2).

16 (15). Lake Mary (5-2): Senior WR Ron Kimble caught five passes for 70 yards and scored a late touchdown during a 21-9 loss vs. then-No. 11 Apopka (5-2). Next: Friday vs. Deltona (2-3).

Next in line: Oviedo (4-3), Olympia (4-2), Lake Nona (3-3), Orange City University (3-4).

 ?? JASON BEEDE/CORRESPOND­ENT ?? Seminole wide receiver Jimmy Horn sprints away from Lake Brantley cornerback Cameron Betts for a 66-yard touchdown during a win Oct. 9.
JASON BEEDE/CORRESPOND­ENT Seminole wide receiver Jimmy Horn sprints away from Lake Brantley cornerback Cameron Betts for a 66-yard touchdown during a win Oct. 9.

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