FLORIDA 7v7 RANKINGS

Tampa Flex has proven itself as one of Florida's premier 18U programs, backing its ranking with tournament wins at Shock Doctor and Pylon Orlando while finishing runner-up at DR7 Orlando. The program has demonstrated the ability to compete and win against high-caliber varsity competition across multiple circuits, showing the kind of cross-tournament consistency that separates legitimate contenders from one-event programs. Tampa Flex fields skilled, college-bound athletes and has built a reputation within the state's 18U landscape as a program that shows up and delivers. The results speak for themselves — this is a program operating at the top tier of Florida 7v7.

Prime8 has established itself as one of the most decorated 18U programs in Florida this season, claiming first-place finishes at Hero Orlando, 7v7 Elite Tampa, and DR7 Tampa. That level of cross-circuit dominance puts Prime8 in elite company within the state's varsity rankings and reflects a program with both the talent and the competitive infrastructure to perform consistently against the best fields available. Prime8 has earned its position at the top of these rankings through verified results, and the program's trajectory suggests it is operating at peak capacity as one of Florida's most dangerous 18U programs.

South Florida Express needs little introduction. One of the most storied 7v7 programs in the country, SFE's varsity unit has continued its tradition of competing at the highest level, claiming first place at Battle Miami — one of the most prestigious and competitive 7v7 tournaments in the Southeast. SFE's 18U roster consistently features some of the most heavily recruited skill players in Florida and nationally, and its alumni track record of producing Power Five and NFL-level talent is unmatched in the state. When SFE is on the field, the standard is set for everyone else.

5 Star Sports has put together a strong 18U campaign, earning first-place finishes at DR7 Orlando and 7v7 Elite Central Florida while finishing runner-up at Shock Doctor. That combination of results across multiple high-value events reflects a program with real varsity-level depth and consistency. 5 Star has demonstrated the ability to compete and win against strong fields in Central Florida and beyond, establishing itself as one of the more reliable 18U programs in the state's mid-upper tier. The program's tournament résumé this season makes a clear case for its placement in these rankings.

Hellstar Paradise City has made a significant statement in its Florida 18U campaign, capturing first place at the Sandlot...one of the more respected invitational tournaments on the circuit. Backed by the national Hellstar brand and powered by a South Florida talent base, the program brings both credibility and competitive firepower to the varsity level. Hellstar Paradise City has the profile of a program still ascending, but the Sandlot title confirms it can go toe-to-toe with Florida's best 18U programs. The combination of brand backing and legitimate tournament hardware makes this one of the more compelling programs in the state's top tier.

Stuntman has shown genuine varsity-level capability this season, finishing runner-up at DR7 Davenport against a competitive field. The result places Stuntman among Florida's credible 18U programs and reflects a group with the talent and preparation to compete in high-level tournament settings. While a first-place finish at a major event would further solidify its standing, Stuntman's DR7 placement demonstrates this is a program that belongs in the conversation among the state's upper-tier 18U contenders and has the makeup to push for a title-level result.

Gifted Sports has earned its place in these rankings with a first-place finish at DR7 Davenport, a result that reflects legitimate varsity-level execution and the ability to close out a competitive tournament field. The program has shown it can compete and win when the moment calls for it, and that DR7 title is a meaningful data point in Florida's 18U landscape. Gifted Sports is a program with tangible results behind it, and continued investment in high-value tournament circuits will be key to building the sustained consistency needed to push further up the state rankings.

Florida Stars carries the full weight of the St. Thomas Aquinas program behind it...one of Florida's most decorated high school football institutions and the varsity 7v7 unit has backed that legacy with a first-place finish at Pylon Pompano. STA's talent pipeline is among the deepest in South Florida, consistently producing Power Five and NFL-level skill players, and the Florida Stars 18U roster reflects that standard. The program competes with the pedigree and the personnel to be a factor at any tournament it enters, and the Pylon Pompano title confirms the varsity unit is converting institutional prestige into verified results on the field.

AP3 Elite has put together one of the more complete 18U résumés in Central Florida, earning a first-place finish at 7v7 Elite Orlando and a runner-up at 7v7 Elite Central Florida. Winning and placing within the same circuit demonstrates a level of consistency that most programs in this range cannot match, and it reflects a roster with reliable talent and strong tournament preparation. AP3 Elite has established itself as one of the more proven programs in the state's upper-middle tier, and its continued presence in 7v7 Elite events gives the program a clear path to climbing further in the Florida 18U rankings.

Palm Beach Elite has validated its standing as one of South Florida's most established 18U programs with a first-place finish at 7v7 Elite Fort Lauderdale and a runner-up at the Hotbed, one of the more competitive and respected invitationals on the South Florida circuit. The program draws from Palm Beach County's talent base and has built a long-standing reputation for developing college-bound athletes, backed by verified championships across divisions and a pipeline of FBS-level alumni. At the varsity level, Palm Beach Elite is performing at the level its program history demands, and the combination of 7v7 Elite hardware and a Hotbed runner-up makes it one of the more complete 18U programs in South Florida.

The Steelers has made a credible statement this 18U season with a runner-up finish at the Sandlot, placing the program among Florida's competitive varsity contenders and demonstrating the ability to perform in a high-stakes, invitation-level tournament environment. With over 5,100 Instagram followers and an active presence on the state circuit, the Steelers carries a reputation that extends beyond its region. The Sandlot result confirms there is real varsity-level talent on this roster, and the program is positioned to push into the top tier of the Florida 18U rankings with continued tournament results.

24K is a well-established Florida 7v7 organization with a history of producing recruiting-level talent and competing in high-profile circuits, but the program does not carry a verified major tournament placement in the varsity division at this time. The 24K name carries credibility built through years of circuit participation and player development, and the program has demonstrated the ability to field competitive rosters with Division I-caliber prospects. At the varsity level, the next step for 24K is translating that program reputation into the kind of major tournament placements that would elevate its standing in the Florida 18U rankings.

MOB has arrived on the Florida 7v7 circuit with an immediate impact, claiming first place at the Hotbed in its early varsity appearances...a result that would be impressive for any program, let alone one this new to the circuit. Founded by ownership with direct ties to Miami Immortals and Florida Fire, two of South Florida's most respected 7v7 organizations, MOB came to the table with the kind of institutional knowledge and recruiting connections that most programs spend years accumulating. The Hotbed title is the early proof of concept. MOB is not a program to overlook, and the Florida 7v7 community has taken notice.

Trinity Elite has shown legitimate varsity-level capability with a runner-up finish at 7v7 Elite Orlando, placing the program among Florida's competitive 18U contenders and reflecting a roster with enough talent to make a deep run in one of the circuit's marquee events. The result establishes Trinity Elite as a program with real upside in the Florida rankings, and it demonstrates the kind of competitive consistency that distinguishes developing programs with genuine potential from those simply participating. Trinity Elite has earned its placement and has the foundation to continue building on that 7v7 Elite result.

Slime has the program pedigree and the brand recognition to match its placement in these rankings, and the varsity unit has continued to compete at a high level with a runner-up finish at DR7 Tampa this season. Operating out of the Tampa-St. Petersburg area, the program has historically fielded rosters with multiple FBS-level prospects and has competed on national stages including OT7 and Championship 7v7. At the 18U level, the DR7 Tampa result reflects a program that remains dangerous and capable of competing with any team in Florida and Slimey Boyz has the track record to back up that expectation.

Blitz has entered the Florida 18U landscape as an active circuit participant with a developing varsity identity. Without a major verified tournament placement to its name at the varsity level, the program sits in a building phase, but its presence on the Florida circuit reflects an organization with the competitive intent to grow. Blitz continues to put together rosters and engage in tournament play, and the program's trajectory will be defined by its ability to accumulate results at high-value events as the season calendar progresses.

Warcon is a program developing its 18U footprint within Florida's competitive 7v7 landscape. The program has been active on the circuit and competes with a serious approach to varsity-level football, though it has yet to break through with a verified placement at a major Florida tournament. As Warcon continues to build roster quality and tournament experience, the program has the foundational elements to establish itself as a consistent mid-tier presence in the state's 18U rankings.

Team Tampa is one of the most historically significant programs in Florida 7v7, founded in 2011 and carrying a long record of national titles across multiple tournament circuits. The program built its reputation through consistent national-level competition and a pipeline of college-level athletes out of the Tampa Bay area. At the 18U level, Team Tampa continues to operate with that same infrastructure and competitive pedigree behind it, and its name alone carries weight within the state circuit. A verified major placement this varsity season would reaffirm the program's standing among Florida's top 18U programs.

Public Enemy has demonstrated the ability to compete at a high level within Florida's 18U circuit, finishing runner-up at Pylon Orlando, one of the marquee events on the state calendar. That result puts Public Enemy firmly in the conversation among the state's credible varsity contenders and reflects a South Florida program with legitimate talent and tournament preparation. The Pylon runner-up finish is a meaningful result, and Public Enemy has the competitive profile to push further in the standings with continued performance at high-value events.

Gridiron Elite has built a recognizable presence on the Florida 7v7 circuit, carrying over 3,700 Instagram followers and consistent engagement across the state's tournament landscape. The program competes at the varsity level with a roster that reflects genuine 18U competitive intent, and its active circuit presence keeps it in the mix within Florida's mid-tier. Without a major verified tournament placement at this time, Gridiron Elite's next step is translating its program visibility and regional reputation into finishes that push it toward the upper half of the state rankings.

Manatee has shown real varsity-level capability this season with a runner-up finish at 7v7 Elite Tampa, competing in one of the circuit's recognized events and performing well enough to reach the final. The result places Manatee among the state's competitive 18U programs and reflects a roster with enough talent to make a run in a stacked field. For a program operating out of the Bradenton area, the 7v7 Elite Tampa placement gives Manatee legitimate credibility and a foundation to build on within the Florida 18U rankings.

St. John's Cobras is a well-organized, multi-age 7v7 program based in North Florida, competing across the national travel circuit with a staff carrying significant playing and coaching pedigrees. The program has previously earned state-level recognition, including a 7v7 Elite National Championship title. At the 18U level, the Cobras have not posted a major verified placement in the current cycle, but the program's organizational depth, experienced coaching staff, and history of national circuit success give it a credibility that extends beyond this season's résumé alone.

ATS has been active within Florida's 7v7 circuit at the varsity level, participating in tournament play and building its identity within the state's 18U landscape. The program has not yet posted a major verified placement at a high-value event this season, and its ranking reflects an elite program working to find their balance on the state circuit in 2026. With continued tournament investment and roster development, ATS has the profile of a program capable of building toward more competitive results at Florida's marquee 18U events in 2027.

386 Elite has backed its ranking with a first-place finish at 7v7 Elite Lake City, claiming a circuit title in its regional market and establishing itself as one of North Florida's more competitive 18U programs. The result demonstrates that 386 Elite can close out a tournament field and reflects a program with genuine varsity-level execution. 386 Elite has earned its spot in these rankings with verified hardware to show for it.

Honey Bun Elite has made a credible statement in the Florida 18U circuit with a runner-up finish at Hero Orlando, one of the more competitive events on the state calendar. Finishing second at a high-value tournament puts Honey Bun Elite in the conversation among the state's legitimate varsity contenders and reflects a program capable of competing deep into a strong field. This program being ran and coached by a promising 17 year old adds to the impressiveness of it all. The Hero Orlando placement is the kind of result that commands attention from the Florida 7v7 community, and Honey Bun Elite has the competitive foundation to push toward a title-level finish with continued circuit engagement.