Who was the top standout from 2025 FHS Association 7v7 Xtreme League tournament No. 5

St. Cloud freshman quarterback Jeremiah Lattier led an impressive list of standouts from Saturday at St. Cloud High School

Andy Villamarzo | Apr 6, 2025

St. Cloud defeated Merritt Island for the FHS 7v7 Xtreme League title on Saturday / Andy Villamarzo

ST. CLOUD, FLORIDA – It was another hot, humid, competitive spring day back out in Central Florida and there was plenty of great Florida high school football action taking place Saturday morning, during the fifth session of the FHS Association 7v7 Xtreme League tournament play at St. Cloud High School. 

The field this time included 14 schools each taking a chance at showing they could be the top team of the tournament. Also taking place was a linemen challenge, with six schools participating in that competition.

Fifth session of the action concluded with host St. Cloud proving themselves ahead of the pack and the Bulldogs winning tournament play on Saturday afternoon over a very good Merritt Island squad.

What truly separates the FHS7v7 Association League from other passing league tournaments is the emphasis on the high school teams bringing their players compared to the independent circuit.

In addition to the benefits to the teams, individual players also had a great opportunity to showcase their skills. Here are 25 individual standouts from second session and we have a poll at the bottom you can vote on the top performer of the day.

Congratulations to last week's winner: Jaylen Holman, RB/S, Plant
The 6-foot, 175-pound two-way player made several plays all throughout the day for the tournament semifinalist Panthers.

Editor’s note: Our corresponding poll is intended to be fun, and we do not set limits on how many times a fan can vote during the competition. This poll is specifically for fans to vote on the players that have been nominated and in no way discredits any other player that may not be mentioned in our poll.

Voting will conclude on April 13th, 11:59 p.m.

Saturday Standouts 4/5/2025 at St. Cloud High School

Jeremiah Lattier, QB, St. Cloud

Looking wise beyond his years, the Class of 2028 quarterback earned redemption the second time out on his home field. Lattier has a great frame and showed the ability to make mostly any throw required of him.

Owen Sullivan, TE, St. Cloud

Now making the game-winning touchdown grab against Merritt Island definitely made Sullivan stand out at the very end. The 6-foot-4, 210-pound tight end is a solid route runner and showed off his ability to catch anything in traffic.

Bryce Williams, WR, St. Cloud

There's a lot to like about Williams as he showed himself as one of the better players on the day for St. Cloud.

Kevin Verpaele, QB, Merritt Island

If you don't know who Verpaele is, you should probably start paying attention to the Mustangs' signal caller. The Class of 2027 quarterback was impressive in leading Merritt Island to the tournament title game.

Femi Howard, WR, Merritt Island

The top pass catcher that Verpaele went to time and time again was Howard, using his 6-foot-2 height on many 50/50 balls.

Joey Sonnenburg, OL, Merritt Island

Not many offensive linemen looked the part and played to the impressive size, but Sonnenburg certainly did. the 6-foot-4, 305-pound lineman was able to push around mostly anyone in his way.

Andrew Metcalf, OL, Merritt Island

Merritt Island's linemen won the challenge of the six teams that participated, with Metcalf being one of the big reasons why. Size wise combined with strength, Metcalf was one of the better looking prospects.

Alex Schafer, OL, Merritt Island

The 6-foot-2, 260-pound linemen was another offensive stalwart that stood out from the Mustangs in the trenches.

Isaiah Pina, WR, South Lake

It was another solid day for the hooper-turn-football player. The tight end/wide receiver at 6-foot-6, 230 pounds is a difficult cover in man-to-man near the redzone.

Tre Kelly, QB, South Lake

Another week and another couple sentences speaking on Kelly's consistent play at the FHS7v7. The Class of 2027 product really stands out amongst the rest on a weekly basis.

Keydrick Powell, WR, South Lake

Another regular on this list is Powell, as the speedy route runner always seems to find himself getting open aplenty for Kelly. Unsure if there's a week we won't be listing Powell.

Sal Scaglione, QB, Lyman

Lyman had another solid offensive showing on Saturday, offensively led by Scaglione. The returning starter for the Greyhounds, which made the semifinals of the tournament.

Luke Barhorst, QB, Lake Howell

A newbie when it comes to signal callers on this list is Barhorst as the quarterback was slinging the rock all over the field for coach Dazzie Morris Sr.

Braylon Patterson, WR, Lake Howell

One of Barhorst's favorite targets was the sophomore wide receiver as Patterson found windows to spring open in all throughout the morning and afternoon.

Jayvon Funne, WR, Lake Howell

Another wide receiver we liked out of Lake Howell was Funne, who is coming off a solid sophomore campaign for the Silverhawks.

Jayden Milburn, DE, Lake Howell

Up against linemen that outweighed him by a good 50-60 pounds, Milburn really showcased the ability to use his leverage and defeat bigger offensive guards and tackles.

Matthew Mateo Roman, OL, Lake Howell

Don't think we forgot about you linemen. The 6-foot-3, 270-pound guard was a standout back at South Sumter and was on display again showing linemen up. We really like Mateo Roman in the trenches against most.

Champ Wonderful Monds, QB, Vero Beach

Now maybe it wasn't Monds' best day out in 7-on-7, but the Class of 2028 phenom still reminded many throughout the day of his arm strength and accuracy. Monds on an off day is still better than most.

Efrem White, WR, Vero Beach

The Florida State commitment was a difficult cover for any defensive back he was up against. Definitely was Monds' top target he was looking for on the day.

Eric Nelson, QB, Viera

Nelson might be a little undersized, but we really liked his poise and ability to deliver passes on time. the do-everything athlete for the Hawks is a solid player wherever Viera needs him.

Mike Broxton Jr., TE, Gibbs

One player that had folks turning heads was the 6-foot-9 tight end from Gibbs. Broxton Jr., who plays on the Gladiators' basketball team, showed some good straight ahead speed and was an ideal redzone target.

Jordan Calvin, QB, Gibbs

Last year's starter for the Gladiators made strides in reading progressions and making more on-time throws throughout the afternoon. Has great size for the quarterback position.

Nathan Vaughn, OL, Orlando Christian Prep

Standing at 6-foot-1, 320 pounds, Jackson is a unit for a Class of 2028 product. Taking a look at how he performed in the linemen challenge, it's easy to see why the Warriors are on the come up.

Jammel Jackson, OL, Orlando Christian Prep

The other freshman lineman that really stood out for Orlando Christian Prep was the 6-foot-3, 310-pound Jackson. Combined with Vaughn, the Warriors have something special being put together in the offensive trenches.

Cody Owens, QB, Windermere

The 6-foot-2, 195-pound quarterback played well for the Wolverines and stood out in multiple 7-on-7 games. Another passer with good size and could make many of the throws needed of him.