Here is a look at how Florida Top 25 and other notable teams did this past week in Girls Flag Football action in the Space & Treasure Coast with our latest Flag Football Final for Week 4 of the season from March 10-15, 2025. FLORIDA TOP 25 No. 18 Fort Pierce Central Fort Pierce Central 39, John Carroll 0 (Tuesday); Fort Pierce Central 20, Seminole Ridge 8 (Thursday) The Cobras went 2-0 on the week and picked up a particularly huge victory over Florida Top 25 No. 5 Seminole Ridge, which will certainly move them up in the rankings going into Week 5. Quarterback Adrienne Rivera went 35-of-56, passing for 467 yards and five touchdowns while rushing for 82 yards and two more touchdowns between the two games. Karla Timothy made her presence felt, especially in the game against John Carroll, where she had 201 receiving yards on eight catches, along with a touchdown. However, the biggest star of the week might have been Tajeyah Chance, who recorded seven sacks, three quarterback hurries in the game against Seminole Ridge, and seven flag pulls, while recording 93 receiving yards on 10 catches and a touchdown. Chance also had a sack, a flag pull, and 41 receiving yards in the John Carroll game. OTHER NOTEABLE TEAMS Jensen Beach Jensen Beach 33, Okeechobee 0 (Tuesday); Wellington 21, Jensen Beach 0 (Thursday) The Falcons are still trying to find their way against tougher opponents, going 1-1 on the week with a win over Okeechobee but getting shut out by Florida Top 25 No. 11 Wellington. Quarterback Paige Bressman threw 206 yards and five touchdowns in the game against Okeechobee but struggled against Wellington, throwing two interceptions with 131 yards passing. The Falcons will regroup and try to come back after spring break to be on a different page with just two and a half weeks left in the regular season after the break. South Fork South Fork 21, Pahokee 0 (Tuesday); South Fork 12, Glades Central 6 The Bulldogs go into spring break with an unblemished record at 9-0, and that comes after picking up two victories over teams from the Muck area. Quarterback Savannah Tatum didn’t have the best of weeks, throwing only one touchdown, rushing for two, and staying under 100 yards passing across both games. Marissa Dadko was the biggest star on defense for South Fork as she recorded three interceptions – with two returned for touchdowns – between both games, along with recording 11 total flag pulls. SCOREBOARD Tuesday Jupiter 7, Port St. Lucie 0 Martin County 13, Vero Beach 9 Sebastian River 44, West Shore 0 Treasure Coast 12, Centennial 0 Wednesday Centennial 21, Melbourne 6 Jupiter 13, John Carroll 0 Martin County 53, Tradition Prep 0 Thursday Jupiter 21, Centennial 0 Lincoln Park Academy 13, Port St. Lucie 12 Martin County 29, Fort Pierce Westwood 6 Okeechobee 7, Glades Central 2 Treasure Coast 14, Sebastian River 6

Lincoln Park Academy 13, Port St. Lucie 12 FLORIDA TOP 25 No. 18 Fort Pierce Central Jensen Beach 33, Okeechobee 0 (Tuesday); Wellington 21, Jensen Beach 0 (Thursday) Martin County 13, Vero Beach 9 OTHER NOTEABLE TEAMS Jensen Beach Okeechobee 7, Glades Central 2 Treasure Coast 12, Centennial 0 South Fork The Cobras went 2-0 […]

Lincoln Park Academy 13, Port St. Lucie 12

FLORIDA TOP 25

No. 18 Fort Pierce Central

Jensen Beach 33, Okeechobee 0 (Tuesday); Wellington 21, Jensen Beach 0 (Thursday)

Martin County 13, Vero Beach 9

OTHER NOTEABLE TEAMS

Jensen Beach

Okeechobee 7, Glades Central 2

Treasure Coast 12, Centennial 0

South Fork

The Cobras went 2-0 on the week and picked up a particularly huge victory over Florida Top 25 No. 5 Seminole Ridge, which will certainly move them up in the rankings going into Week 5. Quarterback Adrienne Rivera went 35-of-56, passing for 467 yards and five touchdowns while rushing for 82 yards and two more touchdowns between the two games. Karla Timothy made her presence felt, especially in the game against John Carroll, where she had 201 receiving yards on eight catches, along with a touchdown. However, the biggest star of the week might have been Tajeyah Chance, who recorded seven sacks, three quarterback hurries in the game against Seminole Ridge, and seven flag pulls, while recording 93 receiving yards on 10 catches and a touchdown. Chance also had a sack, a flag pull, and 41 receiving yards in the John Carroll game.

Treasure Coast 14, Sebastian River 6

SCOREBOARD

Tuesday

Here is a look at how Florida Top 25 and other notable teams did this past week in Girls Flag Football action in the Space & Treasure Coast with our latest Flag Football Final for Week 4 of the season from March 10-15, 2025.

Jupiter 13, John Carroll 0

Sebastian River 44, West Shore 0

The Bulldogs go into spring break with an unblemished record at 9-0, and that comes after picking up two victories over teams from the Muck area. Quarterback Savannah Tatum didn’t have the best of weeks, throwing only one touchdown, rushing for two, and staying under 100 yards passing across both games. Marissa Dadko was the biggest star on defense for South Fork as she recorded three interceptions – with two returned for touchdowns – between both games, along with recording 11 total flag pulls.

Wednesday

Jupiter 21, Centennial 0

Centennial 21, Melbourne 6

Martin County 29, Fort Pierce Westwood 6

Thursday

Jupiter 7, Port St. Lucie 0

The Falcons are still trying to find their way against tougher opponents, going 1-1 on the week with a win over Okeechobee but getting shut out by Florida Top 25 No. 11 Wellington. Quarterback Paige Bressman threw 206 yards and five touchdowns in the game against Okeechobee but struggled against Wellington, throwing two interceptions with 131 yards passing. The Falcons will regroup and try to come back after spring break to be on a different page with just two and a half weeks left in the regular season after the break.

South Fork 21, Pahokee 0 (Tuesday); South Fork 12, Glades Central 6

Fort Pierce Central 39, John Carroll 0 (Tuesday); Fort Pierce Central 20, Seminole Ridge 8 (Thursday)

Martin County 53, Tradition Prep 0