By: Ken LaVicka

Park Vista Cobras

By: Ken LaVicka

By: Wells Dusenbury

Spring practice is wrapping up across Florida, so college coaches are making the most of their remaining time to check out some of the top prospects in action. Here's some of the latest news from Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast.

-Dwyer linebacker/safety Shawn Boone's recruitment continues to heat up. This past week, the hard-hitting junior reeled in offers from BCS programs such as Arkansas, Mississippi State, Rutgers and Syracuse. Boone has over scholarship offers at this point.

-Further north, Martin County DB Nate Simmons is picking up plenty of looks as well. USF, Duke and Eastern Kentucky have all been showing interest in the rising senior. Martin County head coach Chuck Kenyon says Simmons could play on offensive or defense in college, depending on potential schools' needs. Simmons' older brother Justin is a safety at Boston College.

-Speaking of versatile Martin County players, Scott Husnander is another intriguing prospect. The 6-1, 245 lb. rising junior plays on the offensive line for the Tigers, but Kenyon says he could play fullback at the next level. Husnander, also a baseball standout, has great athleticism for his size, finishing the year second on the team in stolen bases.

-St. Andrew's 2015 tight end Jake Bargas continues to see his recruitment heat up. Florida is the latest to check up on the 6-4, 225 lb. sophomore, with assistant coach Joker Phillips dropping by SA this past week. Miami stopped by the previous week to talk to Bargas. Currently, Bargas is committed to play lacrosse at the University of Michigan.

-Two years after sending its first player to a BCS school (Devonte Robinson at West Virginia), Village Academy could be on the verge of sending two more players to BCS level schools. Defensive tackle Kevin Bronson and wide receiver Tre'Quan Smith have been getting tons of looks this season and should see their recruitment heat up as the year progresses. UCF could be a major player for the duo. The school was out at practice this past week to check out Bronson and Smith.
 

By: Emerson Lotzia

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. -- Dwyer has arguably the best three wide receivers on any one high school football team in the entire country.

Johnnie Dixon, Clint Stephens and Ezra Saffold make up this dynamic trio.

ESPN 106.3's Emerson Lotzia spoke with all three players to see what they think. 

By: Wells Dusenbury

The high school lacrosse season is over in Florida, but there's still plenty going on in the lax world. Florida Lacrosse News' Lee Roggenburg and I discuss the upcoming senior All-Star Game, potential impact collegiate freshman, Casey Power resigning as St. Andrew's Lacrosse Director, the benefits of playing a tough schedule and much more.

LISTEN HERE

By: Wells Dusenbury

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Martin County Tigers

2012 Record: 5-7 (Lost to Ft. Pierce Central in 7A Regional Semifinals)

Top Returners:

DB/WR Nate Simmons (Sr): Hard-hitting safety already picking up interest from Division 1 schools like USF, Duke and Eastern Kentucky. Simmons is one of the top defensive playmakers in the Treasure Coast.

RB Dan Fillhaber (Jr.): Ran for 975 yards and 14 touchdowns as a sophomore while splitting time with Jermohn Queen. The rising junior has already accepted an invitation to the 2014 All-American combine. 

LB Nick Borowick (Sr.) Head coach Chuck Kenyon says he plans on using Borowick at linebacker, running back and slot receiver in the fall. In addition, he’s even playing quarterback in the spring. Borowick could provide the Tigers with a Wildcat element to the offense in the fall.

Key Losses:

RB Jermohn Queen, OL Brandon Simpson, OL JacQuan Davis

In their words: “He’d rather run you over than run past you.” –Martin County head coach Chuck Kenyon on Borowick carrying the ball.

Spring Game: (5/24) @ Rockledge

Duse’s Take: After making the Regional Semifinals in 2011, most expected the Tigers to have a down year after graduating a majority of their starting line-up. While Martin County finished under .500 in the regular season, they won a Three-Way District tiebreaker to make the postseason, and then subsequently upset Charlotte to make it to the Regional Semifinals for a second consecutive season.

This year Martin County returns a veteran group with 17 starters returning from a year ago. The Tigers also switch districts in 2013 and will avoid Ft. Pierce Central, who’s been a thorn in their side, eliminating them the past two years in the postseason. With a talented group returning and a more favorable district, Martin County could be in store for a big 2013.