High School Football Team Wins Florida State Championship In Highlight That Will Be Played For Years

This is definitely one of those plays that you will see years down the road.

For a Hail Mary to succeed, something extraordinary almost always has to unfold. But describing the events in this Florida high school state championship game as merely “extraordinary” just isn’t enough.

In the Florida High School Athletic Association Class 7A state championship game Saturday night, Lake Mary faced off against Vero Beach. With fewer than 10 seconds remaining, Lake Mary quarterback Noah Grubbs launched a desperate pass that fell short of the end zone. (RELATED: Dolphins Come Up With Absolutely Brilliant Idea To Get Ready For Freezing ‘MNF’ Game Against Steelers)

Wide receiver Barrett Schultz managed to secure the tipped ball, only to be instantly swarmed by a cluster of defenders. That’s when the truly chaotic element erupted.

Lake Mary running back Tavarius Brundidge Jr. showed remarkable awareness, snatching the ball from Schultz and powering into the end zone — dragging a defender along with him — to secure the game-winning, championship-clinching touchdown.

The game’s broadcasters perfectly encapsulated the sheer madness of the scene.

WATCH:

Unbelievable doesn’t begin to describe it. With the clock at zero and hope fading, Notre Dame commit Noah Grubbs heaved a desperate Hail Mary—and somehow, impossibly, it connected. A walk-off touchdown on the final play delivers Lake Mary its first-ever state title in the most… pic.twitter.com/zJZWout1aD

— ESPN Top 63 (@ESPNTop63) December 14, 2025

I know people like to talk about “Texas, Texas, Texas” when high school football comes up, but as you see, don’t sleep on them Florida boys.