The latest update on the Super 6 boys soccer rankings reveals stable positions as the 2025 season gets underway. The rankings, representing top high school teams, are released every Friday, with adjustments made for seasonal holidays. As of January 2 games, the featured teams show a mix of consistent performance and competitive vigor.
Mandarin High School leads the Super 6 rankings, having secured a flawless season start with an 8-0-2 record in Class 6A. Their impressive victories against teams like Bartram Trail and Beachside highlight their challenger’s position. Mandarin’s squad, featuring standout players such as Daniel Moreno and David Garcia, has collectively scored 44 goals. Moreno alone accounts for 15 goals, further establishing their formidable attacking front. Ranked fifth nationally by MaxPreps, they aim for their fifth consecutive victory in the upcoming Gateway Conference tournament.
Creekside, holding second place, boasts a record of 9-1-2 in Class 7A. Their only defeat came against Spruce Creek, with their ties being against Mandarin and Fleming Island. Key players such as Eric Camero and Javier Aponte have charted 23 goals together, underscoring their offensive strength. The team’s return to action is eagerly anticipated against St. Augustine on January 8.
Bartram Trail remains in third, carrying a 7-2-3 tally in Class 6A. Though recently defeated by Mandarin, the team plans a comeback against Fleming Island. Michael Russell and Brady Bless are pivotal, having notched 20 goals between them, demonstrating their resilience and competitive spirit.
Fleming Island climbs to fourth with a 9-1-4 record in Class 5A. Following a victorious match against Gainesville, the team is set to face Tallahassee Leon. Players Ryker Dailey and Ethan Medlock have scored a combined 21 goals, propelling their team’s hopes for further success. Meanwhile, teammates Daniel Vizcarrondo and Blake Gaucher add 14 goals to their tally, making them a force to be reckoned with.
In fifth, Wolfson stands strong with an 11-1-2 mark in Class 3A. Not having tasted defeat since late November, they are a probable contender for the Gateway Conference rematch with Mandarin. Standouts include James O’Neal and Grady Lewis, who have 16 and 9 goals respectively, contributing significantly to their high rank.
Tied for sixth, Sandalwood and Ponte Vedra bring unique strengths to the rankings. Sandalwood, with a 7-1-1 record in Class 7A, is led by goal-scorer Mohammed Jaber and followed by Simon Castellanos and Charlie Geist, all contributing to the team’s successful trajectory. Ponte Vedra, at 7-2 in Class 5A, suffered a setback with a loss to Clay but looks ahead to future matches with confidence, supported by notable victories over tough opponents like Fleming Island.
In summary, the top high school soccer teams have maintained their positions in the Super 6 rankings as the new year begins. These teams illustrate the competitive nature of high school soccer, with each squad bringing its unique strengths to the field. The journey through the regular season remains filled with opportunities for teams to prove themselves, highlighting the dynamic landscape of this year’s competition.
Source: News4jax
