The Palm Beach Post

Dwyer QB drops his commitment to UM

- Staffff reports

Even when Toddy Centeio committed to Miami in December, he said “there’s a chance” he would not stick with the Hurricanes.

That should have been a sign that the class of 2017 Dwyer quarterbac­k eventually would reopen his recruiting process. Centeio pulled the trigger Friday, announcing on Twitter that he had renounced his commitment from the Hurricanes.

“I want to make the right decision,” Centeio wrote in a text message to The Palm Beach Post.

“I’m still highly considerin­g Miami.”

Centeio notified UM offensive coordinato­r James Coley of his decision. Aside from Miami, the three-star recruit holds offers from schools such as Nebraska, North Carolina State and Bowling Green. But Centeio wrote in a text message that he doesn’t have any schools at the top of his li st.

Flag football All-State teams: Sixteen Palm Beach County flag football players were named to the 2015 FACA All-State Team on Friday.

Seminole Ridge senior Emily Coulter was the first-team quarterbac­k, joining five other Palm Beach County players who earned first-team honors. They are wide receiver Malaysia Robinson (Pahokee), rusher Christine Schergen (Seminole Ridge), defensive back Hannah Pratt (Boca Raton), linebacker Gabi Oliver (Seminole Ridge) and athlete Breanna Myrick (Glades Central).

Second-team honorees included Taija Johnson (Boynton Beach), Shaina Wottitz (West Boca Raton), Maisha Brown (Palm Beach Gardens), Madison McDougall (Suncoast) and Sydney Fusco (Seminole Ridge).

Third-team honorees are Kelly Fraidenbur­g, Amy Chung and Madeline Harding (Seminole Ridge), Catie Wegman (Dwyer) and Diana Dorzeme (Park Vista).

Football: Markel Finney will head south to begin his college career. The Oxbridge Academy defensive tackle signed a letter of intent on Thursday with ASA College Miami.

The Avengers compete in the National Junior College Athletic Associatio­n.

As a senior last season, Finney played a key role in leading the ThunderWol­ves to the Gold Coast Football Conference championsh­ip. He finished fifth on the team in tackles and fourth in sacks.

 ??  ?? Toddy Centeio, class of 2017, reopened recruiting but said Miami was not out of the running.
Toddy Centeio, class of 2017, reopened recruiting but said Miami was not out of the running.

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