The West Boca Raton Bulls delivered a dominant performance Friday night, shutting out the West Broward Bobcats 31–0 to claim the FHSAA Class 6A state championship.

After a scoreless first quarter, the Bulls seized control in the second quarter with an explosive offensive and defense, scoring 17 points to take a halftime lead. Javian Mallory RB played a key role in the game, delivering an incredible performance that helped West Boca.

West Boca’s defense set the tone throughout the game, limiting the Bobcats to minimal offensive production and never allowing West Broward to find the end zone. The Bulls added a touchdown in both the third and fourth quarters to put the game out of reach and secure the state title.

Quarterback Trey Moran added 129 rushing yards, including an electrifying 63-yard run late in the game, as the Bulls (13–2) dominated with their signature defense and powerful ground attack. Under head coach Dylan Potts, West Boca Raton has now gone 10–0 over the past two years, firmly establishing itself as one of Florida’s rising high school football powers.

The victory crowns West Boca Raton as FHSAA 6A state champions, while West Broward finishes as state runner-up after an impressive season run.