How to Watch This Week's Florida High School Football State Championship Games

Six state champions will be crowned this week, with a pair of FHSAA state title games each day from December 11 to December 13
Chaminade-Madonna faces off with Cardinal Newman on Thursday, December 11, in the FHSAA Class 2A state championship.
Chaminade-Madonna faces off with Cardinal Newman on Thursday, December 11, in the FHSAA Class 2A state championship. / Jeff Klein

The 2025 Florida High School Football Playoffs conclude this week with six FHSAA state championship games being played between Thursday, December 11, and Saturday, December 13.

Class 2A kicked off the state title action on Wednesday with Cardinal Mooney defeating Bolles 52-28 at FIU’s Pitbull Stadium in Miami.

The other six classes will duke it out over the next three days, with all six games streaming live on the NFHS Network.


How to Watch the 2025 FHSAA Florida High School Football State Championships

Thursday, December 11

Class 1A State Championship

Cardinal Newman (9-2) vs. Chaminade-Madonna (11-2) - 12:30 p.m.

Watch Cardinal Newman vs. Chaminade-Madonna live on the NFHS Network

Class 5A State Championship

Lakeland (12-2) vs. St. Thomas Aquinas (13-1) - 7:30 p.m.

Watch Lakeland vs. St. Thomas Aquinas live on the NFHS Network


Friday, December 12

Class 6A State Championship

West Boca Raton (12-2) vs. West Broward (12-2) - 12:30 p.m.

Watch West Boca Raton vs. West Broward live on the NFHS Network

Class 3A State Championship

Raines (13-0) vs. Northwestern (11-1)

Watch Raines vs. Northwestern live on the NFHS Network


Saturday, December 13

Class 4A State Championship

American Heritage (7-5) vs. Jones (12-2)

Watch American Heritage vs. Jones live on the NFHS Network

Class 7A State Championship

Lake Mary (10-4) vs. Vero Beach (14-0)

Watch Lake Mary vs. Vero Beach live on the NFHS Network


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Sam Brown covers high school sports as well as NCAA football and basketball. Sam began his professional career as a high school sports reporter for The Tennessean in Nashville where he covered boys and girls prep sports full-time and helped cover Vanderbilt football, Tennessee Titans football and Nashville Predators hockey. He graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a double major in journalism and communication studies and currently lives in Seattle with his girlfriend and dog.