The midway points for the Florida high school football season has come and gone, leaving us with a collection of stellar performances and noteworthy storylines from the first half.
Palm Beach County is home, as we expected, to a number of contenders with visions of postseason glory starting to take shape.
But with the playoffs still several weeks away, The Palm Beach Post is focusing on observations from the first half, which we compiled in our midseason report.
As part of that breakdown, we selected 10 players that had outstanding performances in the first half, and we would like to turn things over to you to help decide among the best of the best in our Midseason Player of the Year poll.

Have your say in who is deserving of our midseason honor. Voting will be open until Friday, Oct. 9. at noon.
Top performers of the first half
- Nick Bothe, Sr., Jupiter: 310 all-purpose yards, four TDs; 15 tackles, including two for a loss, four INTs
- Corian Davis, Jr., Pahokee: nine receptions, 248 yards, 3 TDs; 10 tackles, one INT, seven PBUs
- Roman Driggers, Sr., King’s Academy: 825 yards rushing and four TDs on 118 carries
- Ryan Ferdinand, Sr., Palm Beach Lakes: 19 receptions, 323 yards, four TDs
- Justice Jones, Sr., Park Vista: 16 receptions for 339 yards, two TDs; 10 tackles, four INTs
- Geo Quintas, Sr., Wellington: 24 tackles, including seven for a loss, four sacks, fumble recovery, blocked kick
- Josiah Rahming, Sr., Atlantic: 15 tackles, including five for a loss, three sacks, two FF
- Max Reid, Sr., West Boca Raton: 24 tackles, including two for a loss, two INTs
- Janarro Sumpter, Sr., Cardinal Newman: 503 yards rushing and nine TDs on 62 carries; two INTs
- Domenick Swanson, Sr., American Heritage-Delray: five pancake blocks; 20 tackles, including seven for a loss, two blocked kicks
Alex Peterman is a high school sports reporter for The Palm Beach Post. He can be reached at [email protected].
This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Vote on Palm Beach County football’s Midseason Player of the Year
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