FHSAA State Finals: Results, Standouts and Matchups to Watch

Florida's state finals week continues to deliver big performances and major storylines as teams battle for championships in Jacksonville. Several programs have already secured titles, while others have punched their ticket to the final game with impressive semifinal wins.    Results   Class 3A   Calvary Christian left no doubt in the championship game, rolling past The Villages 87–51 to capture the program's fifth state title. The Eagles controlled the pace early and never looked back in one of the most dominant performances of the finals.   Class 4A   Suncoast (Riviera Beach) secured the Class 4A state championship with an 85–62 victory over Atlantic (Port Orange), finishing a strong postseason run with balanced scoring and consistent offensive pressure.   Class 6A Semifinals   St. Thomas Aquinas advanced to the Class 6A State Championship Game after defeating Sickles in convincing fashion.   Evans also punched its ticket to the title game with a 63–51 win over Lake Howell, using defensive pressure and key scoring runs to separate late.   Class 5A   In the other semifinal, Fleming Island defeated Jesuit 86–58, advancing to the first state championship appearance in program history.   Prospect Standouts   [player_tooltip player_id='2194891' first='Cayden' last='Daughtry'] | G | 2027 | Calvary Christian | @CayDBaller   Daughtry delivered one of the top individual performances of the week, scoring 30 points in Calvary Christian's state championship win The Villages. The 2027 guard showed why he's considered one of the top scorers in the class, connecting from deep, creating off the bounce, and consistently getting to the free-throw line. He also made an impact defensively, jumping passing lanes and turning steals into transition opportunities.   [player_tooltip player_id='2397027' first='Carson' last='Crawford'] | G | 2027 | Fleming Island | @crsncrwd12   Crawford continued his strong season in Fleming Island's semifinal win over Jesuit, finishing with 20 points and 9 rebounds. The 6-7 wing used his size and athleticism to attack the rim while also contributing on the glass. His ability to impact the game in multiple ways has been a major factor in Fleming Island's run to the state championship game.   Nate Accius | W | 2027 | St. Thomas Aquinas | @nateaccius   Accius put together a strong performance in the semifinal win over Sickles, finishing with a game-high 26 points. The 6-5 wing showed good body control around the basket and also stretched the defense with midrange jumpers and perimeter shots. His ability to draw contact and get to the free-throw line added another layer to his offensive production.   [player_tooltip player_id='2294524' first='Clarence' last='Westbrook Jr.'] | G | 2027 | St. Thomas Aquinas | @CjWestbrook10   Westbrook ran the offense efficiently in the win over Sickles, balancing scoring with playmaking. He created opportunities for teammates while also attacking the paint and knocking down perimeter shots when available. Effort on both sides, he applies pressure on opposing guards, jumped passing lanes, and helped create transition scoring chances.   [player_tooltip player_id='2816443' first='Jakai' last='Hardy'] | G | 2028 | Evans | @Humblekai3   Hardy brought his usual energy and competitiveness in Evans' semifinal victory over Lake Howell. The young guard applied full-court pressure defensively, using his quickness and athleticism to disrupt ball handlers. Offensively, he showed his versatility by finishing in multiple ways while also contributing on the glass for his size.   Dewayne Dixon | F | 2026 | Evans | @Slim_wxck   The 6-9 forward has provided an important frontcourt presence for Evans. Dixon used his length to contest shots and protect the rim while also showing the mobility to switch onto perimeter players. On offense, he finished effectively around the basket and continues to show improved touch in the paint.   Kadir Rackley | G | 2026 | Evans   Rackley has shown show the toughness and competitiveness coaches value in a guard since watching him this offseason. He plays with a fearless approach, consistently attacking the paint and refusing to shy away from contact, even against bigger defenders. Defensively, he brings energy at the point of attack, staying active with his feet and hands while making opposing guards work for every possession. His gritty style, willingness to compete stand out, and ability to take care of the ball give him the profile of a guard who can bring immediate energy and toughness to a college backcourt.   Kyree McKelton | G | 2026 | Suncoast | @kyreemck2007   McKelton contributed 12 points in Suncoast's Class 4A championship win over Atlantic. The Chargers received balanced scoring throughout the game, with Jamarey Harris and Anthony Gatlin each scoring 18 points and Aaron Horton adding 10. The group's collective effort helped secure the state title and cap off a strong postseason run.

Florida's state finals week continues to deliver big performances and major storylines as teams battle for championships in Jacksonville. Several programs have already secured titles, while others have punched their ticket to the final game with impressive semifinal wins.