Pasco High School Pirates, Sunlake High School Seahawks, Wesley Chapel High School Wildcats, Wiregrass Ranch High School Bulls & Zephyrhills High School Bulldogs Cheerleading Competition

Hudson High School Cobras; Mitchell High School Mustangs; Ridgewood High School Rams; River Ridge High School Knights Cheerleading Competition

A wet, torn-up field led to a sloppy game that included seven fumbles and an interception as Steinbrenner beat Freedom 13-6. "When you're playing like that, in the mud, it just makes it extremely tough," Steinbrenner coach Floyd Graham said.

As stunned as his loved ones, friends and colleagues were about the suddenness of his death, it was the graceful, dignified and exemplary life of Lee Roy Selmon that they remembered most on Sunday. The first player drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and their only member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame died at St. Joseph's Hospital on Sunday afternoon (Sept. 4, 2011) surrounded by family and friends, only two days after suffering a stroke at his Tampa home. Mr. Selmon was 56.

Wesley Chapel faced fourth down twice inside Wiregrass Ranch territory during the first half of Friday night’s season opener. And twice the Wildcats came away with touchdowns, paving the way to a 20-6 home win over the Bulls. “This is such a big step for us,” Wesley Chapel senior quarterback Keegan Tanner said.And for Tanner, who followed up a strong performance in the preseason game with a gem against his team’s rival. Story by Matt Baker of tampabay. Photos of this event by the #1 Action Sports Glenn G. Gefers of Three G Photography