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Game Brackets Unveiled for the 2025 FHSAA Baseball Playoffs

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The playoffs have kicked off in Florida high school baseball.

The postseason begins this Wednesday evening, with Classes 7A through 1A already featuring several games on Monday. As the regional semifinals and finals unfold, teams across the Sunshine State vie for the opportunity to move forward in the tournament.

Florida (FHSAA) High School Baseball Playoffs 2025 Brackets

Below are the brackets for the FHSAA high school baseball playoffs, including matchups and scheduled game times for Classes 1A-7A:

Class 7A

Region 1

  • No. 8 Atlantic Coast vs. No. 1 Spruce Creek
  • No. 5 Timber Creek vs. No. 4 Creekside
  • No. 7 Lake Mary vs. No. 2 Winter Park
  • No. 6 West Orange vs. No. 3 Hagerty

Region 2

  • No. 8 Olympia vs. No. 1 Venice
  • No. 5 Strawberry Crest vs. No. 4 Newsome
  • No. 7 Alonso vs. No. 2 Windermere
  • No. 6 Sarasota vs. No. 3 George Jenkins

Region 3

  • No. 8 Palm Beach Central vs. No. 1 Vero Beach
  • No. 5 Wellington vs. No. 4 Park Vista
  • No. 7 Lake Nona vs. No. 2 Harmony
  • No. 6 St. Cloud vs. No. 3 Jupiter

Region 4

  • No. 8 Cypress Bay vs. No. 1 Marjory Stoneman Douglas
  • No. 5 Western vs. No. 4 Taravella
  • No. 7 Ferguson vs. No. 2 Columbus
  • No. 6 Southwest vs. No. 3 West Broward

Class 6A

Region 1

  • No. 8 First Coast vs. No. 1 Buchholz
  • No. 5 Fletcher vs. No. 4 Tate
  • No. 7 Oviedo vs. No. 2 Pace
  • No. 6 East River vs. No. 3 Tocoi Creek

Region 2

  • No. 8 Horizon vs. No. 1 Bloomingdale
  • No. 5 Lake Minneola vs. No. 4 Melbourne
  • No. 7 Dwyer vs. No. 2 Viera
  • No. 6 Durant vs. No. 3 Martin County

Region 3

  • No. 8 Palmetto vs. No. 1 Sickles
  • No. 5 Gaither vs. No. 4 East Lake
  • No. 7 Steinbrenner vs. No. 2 Plant
  • No. 3 Parrish Community vs. No. 6 Wharton

Region 4

  • No. 8 Ida Baker vs. No. 1 St. Thomas Aquinas
  • No. 4 Southridge vs. No. 5 West Boca Raton
  • No. 7 Flanagan vs. No. 2 Doral Academy
  • No. 6 Nova vs. No. 3 Braddock

Class 5A

Region 1

  • No. 8 Milton vs. No. 1 Niceville
  • No. 4 Mosley vs. No. 5 Columbia
  • No. 7 Ponte Vedra vs. No. 2 Lincoln
  • No. 6 Chiles vs. No. 3 Gulf Breeze

Region 2

  • No. 8 Auburndale vs. No. 1 Winter Springs
  • No. 5 Wesley Chapel vs. No. 4 Daytona Seabreeze
  • No. 7 River Ridge vs. No. 2 Sebring
  • No. 3 New Smyrna Beach will face off against No. 6 Springstead.

Region 3

  • No. 8 North Fort Myers will take on No. 1 Charlotte.
  • No. 4 Fort Myers is set to battle No. 5 Gulf Coast.
  • No. 7 Mariner will go up against No. 2 Braden River.
  • No. 3 Manatee will challenge No. 6 East Bay.

Region 4

  • No. 8 Delray Beach Atlantic will visit No. 1 Mater Academy Charter.
  • No. 5 South Fork faces No. 4 Pembroke Pines Charter.
  • No. 7 Heritage will take on No. 2 Archbishop McCarthy.
  • No. 3 Varela in action against No. 6 Okeechobee.

Class 4A

Region 1

  • No. 4 Choctawhatchee will meet No. 1 Arnold.
  • No. 3 Escambia is set to play No. 2 Clay.

Region 2

  • No. 5 Lake Wales or No. 4 Mount Dora will challenge No. 1 Orlando Bishop Moore.
  • No. 6 Pine Ridge faces No. 2 Mulberry OR takes on No. 7 Eustis.

Region 3

  • No. 5 Countryside will match up against No. 1 Jesuit OR take on No. 8 Bonita Springs.
  • No. 3 Island Coast will clash with No. 2 Barron Collier OR face No. 7 Lemon Bay.

Region 4

  • No. 5 Key West OR No. 4 Satellite will face No. 1 Plantation American Heritage.
  • No. 3 Eau Gallie OR No. 6 Belen Jesuit meets No. 2 Merritt Island.

Class 3A

Region 1

  • No. 5 West Nassau OR No. 4 Fernandina Beach take on No. 1 South Walton.
  • No. 3 Suwannee OR No. 6 Baldwin will square off against No. 2 West Florida.

Region 2

  • No. 5 Umatilla OR No. 4 Nature Coast will face No. 1 South Sumter.
  • No. 3 The Villages will challenge No. 2 North Marion OR take on No. 7 Hernando.

Region 3

  • No. 4 McKeel Academy will meet No. 1 Bishop Verot.
  • No. 3 Calvary Christian challenges No. 2 North Broward Prep.

Region 4

  • No. 4 Monsignor Pace will face off against No. 1 Miami Springs.

Class 2A

Region 1

  • No. 5 Episcopal School of Jacksonville takes on No. 1 Trinity Christian Academy.
  • No. 3 Bozeman OR No. 6 Bolles will face No. 2 Bishop Snyder.

Region 2

  • No. 5 John Carroll Catholic will face No. 1 Orlando The First Academy.

Region 3

  • No. 5 Cardinal Mooney will take on No. 1 Tampa Catholic OR face No. 8 Bishop McLaughlin.
  • No. 3 Carrollwood Day is set to battle No. 2 Berkeley Prep.

Region 4

  • No. 5 St. John Paul OR No. 4 True North Classical will go up against No. 1 Cardinal Newman.
  • No. 6 Saint Andrew’s will challenge No. 1 Chaminade-Madonna OR face No. 7 Westminster Christian.

Class 1A

Region 1

  • No. 5 North Florida Christian OR No. 4 St. John Paul II will face No. 1 St. Johns Country Day.
  • No. 3 St. Joseph is up against No. 2 University Christian.

Region 2

  • No. 4 Trinity Christian Academy will take on No. 1 Mount Dora Christian.
  • No. 6 Oak Hall OR No. 3 St. Francis Catholic will challenge No. 2 Orangewood Christian.

Region 3

  • No. 4 Cambridge Christian faces No. 1 Neumann
  • No. 3 Canterbury will take on No. 2 Northside Christian

Region 4

  • No. 4 Brito challenges No. 1 Schoolhouse Prep
  • No. 3 Jupiter Christian visits No. 2 Miami Christian

Rural

Region 1

  • No. 4 Chipley is set to meet No. 1 Holmes County
  • No. 3 Central will go head-to-head with No. 2 Jay

Region 2

  • No. 4 Blountstown is up against No. 1 Cottondale
  • No. 3 Franklin County travels to face No. 2 Port St. Joe

Region 3

  • No. 4 Aucilla Christian is set to challenge No. 1 Lafayette
  • No. 3 Branford will compete against No. 2 Union County

Region 4

  • No. 4 Chiefland is geared up to meet No. 1 Trenton
  • No. 2 Fort Meade will face off against No. 3 Marathon
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