Zamarii Sanders, 2026 wide receiver, transfers to Cardinal Newman (Florida)

Sanders recently won the 100 meter dash at the New Balance Nationals
Zamarii Sanders was a part of Plantation American Heirtage's state-record breaking relay team
Zamarii Sanders was a part of Plantation American Heirtage's state-record breaking relay team /

PLANTATION, FLORIDA - At the end of the 2023-2024 season, Plantation American Heritage proved that they have one of the fastest overall high school football teams in all of the Sunshine State.

Zamarii Sanders, a Class of 2026 prospect, was a part of the Patriots' state-record breaking 4x100 meter relay team that set a Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) mark of 39.39. Now, the speedster will be taking his talents out of Broward County and heading north.

According to 305 Sports, Sanders will be leaving Plantation American Heritage and transferring to Cardinal Newman of West Palm Beach.

The 5-foot-9, 165-pound wide receiver proved himself to being one of South Florida's fastest players after recently showing off the wheels at a national track meet. Sanders recently won the 100 meter dash at the New Balance Nationals with a time of 10.27 seconds.

Now the fleet-footed wideout will be taking his talents over to Jack Daniels' Crusaders, whom are coming off a solid 2023 campaign. Last season, Cardinal Newman finished with a record of 9-2, falling 40-0 against Chaminade-Madonna in the Class 1M playoffs.

Sanders has a handful of collegiate offers so far from universities like Kentucky, Louisville, Miami (FL), Texas A&M, West Virginia and Wisconsin.

-- Andy Villamarzo | villamarzo@scorebooklive.com | @sblivefl


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Andy Villamarzo
ANDY VILLAMARZO

Andy Villamarzo has been a sports writer in the Tampa Bay (FL) Area since 2007, writing for publications such as Tampa Bay Times, The Tampa Tribune, The Suncoast News, Tampa Beacon, Hernando Sun to name a few. Andy resides out of the Tarpon Springs, FL area and started as a writer with SB Live Sports in the summer of 2022 covering the Tampa Bay Area. He has quickly become one of Florida's foremost authorities on high school sports, appearing frequently on podcasts, radio programs and digital broadcasts as an expert on team rankings, recruiting and much more.