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High School FootballSaturday, November 7

Cape Coral High is the No. 8 seed and travels to No. 1 Armwood in the playoffs

The 5AM Cape Coral teamFrom Saturday’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you're following Cape Coral football, the bracket is out. The released it Fri., Nov. 6, and Cape Coral enters Class 5A Region 3 as a district champion but the No. 8 seed, so it draws No. 1 Armwood, which is 9-1. In all, 14 Southwest Florida programs made the field.

Four of 14 Southwest Florida playoff teams are district champions

4 of 14

  • district champions
  • 10 other playoff qualifiers

Source: Naples Daily News

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district champions429%
other playoff qualifiers1071%
  • Classes 1A-6A: first round Fri., Nov. 13
  • Independents: first round Thu., Nov. 12
  • Bishop Verot: allowed 89 points all season, with four shutouts

Southwest Florida teams open the playoffs with these games

ClassMatchupFirst game
5A, Region 3No. 8 Cape Coral at No. 1 ArmwoodFri., Nov. 13
4A, Region 3No. 6 South Fort Myers at No. 3 NaplesFri., Nov. 13
4A, Region 3No. 7 Estero at No. 2 Tampa JesuitFri., Nov. 13
3A, Region 4No. 7 Key West at No. 2 Bishop VerotFri., Nov. 13
Independent South ANo. 7 Ida Baker at No. 2 Cooper CityThu., Nov. 12

Naples hosts South Fort Myers in a rematch of last year's playoff opener, and Canterbury hosts ECS. In Cape Coral's region, Armwood and cross-town rival Tampa Bay Tech hold the top two seeds.

Sources: Gulf Coast News and Weather, Naples Daily News, Lakeland Ledger

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