Wekiva holds up, Seminole climbs

Seminole moved back into the Top 10 of the Sentinel Super 16 football rankings and Wekiva strengthened its position as one of the top teams in the area with district championship victories last week.

Seminole is up three spots to No. 9 after winning 49-27 at home vs. then-No. 9 Lake Mary.

The Rams dropped two spots to No. 11 entering this week’s season finale against No. 2 Winter Park.

Seminole finishes at No. 7 Bishop Moore.

Also Friday, No. 15 Boone hosts No. 17 Edgewater in Orlando’s oldest ongoing rivalry.

Wekiva knocked off rival Apopka for the first time in 11 tries to secure a home playoff game in two weeks.

The Mustangs opened a big lead by returning an interception and blocked punt for touchdowns in a 22-14 win.

“We’ve got to just keep building,” Wekiva coach Rich Bedesem said.

“I think now ... people can start talking about us.”

Here’s our updated Super 16 rankings entering games this week:

Kowboys recorded fourth straight shutout in 38-0 win at Lakeland George Jenkins (5-4).

Wildcats were week.

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Tigers turned in fifth shutout of season in 56-0 win at Tavares (3-6).

Mustangs captured first district title by holding off No. 5 Apopka 22-14 for unprecedented rivalry win.

Touchdowns by Jackson Darlington and Cornelius Williams not enough as turnovers proved costly in 22-14 loss vs. No. 4 Wekiva (8-1).

Sterling Stockwell went 3-for-3 in field goals with a long of 42 yards in 37-7 win vs. Cypress Creek (2-7). Panthers played Timber Creek (4-4) on Monday.

Hornets scored 35 points in first quarter in 35-7 win vs. Eustis (3-6).

Hawks posted 42 points or more for fourth time in 49-34 win vs. then-No. 11 Orange City University (4-4).

Seminoles gained nearly 600 yards of offense in 49-27 win vs. then-No. 9 Lake Mary (7-2).

Bucs recorded fifth shutout of season in 44-0 win at Daytona Beach Seabreeze (4-5).

Seraiah Abram caught four passes for over 150 yards and two TDs in 49-27 loss at then-No. 12 Seminole.

Titans gave up 49 or more points for third time in October in 49-34 loss at No. 8 Port Orange Spruce Creek (7-1).

QB Robert Harvey Jr. had a hand in all four touchdowns in 28-25 win vs. Hagerty (5-3).

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Braves won 38-21 vs. No. 16 Lake Nona (7-2) and 55-20 vs. Colonial (1-8).

:Lions lost 38-21 at No. 15 Boone (7-2) and won 28-12 at Liberty (3-6).