The runners-up are: Kyle Anderson, Jaylin Austin, Sean Beaubien, James Bivens Jr., Kymon Braggs, Austin Britton, Alfred Coleman IV, Brett Cortright, Christian Crockett, Joshua Diaz, Kelvin Durham Jr., Corey Ema, Brandon Fields, Dillon Ford, Anthony Gilpin Jr., Dominick Gilpin, Tyler Hamilton, Jace Howard, Darian Hunte, Jaheim Jerry, Makhi Jones, Melchelzadek Mathews, Sean Moore, Vernon Quinn, Demetrius Randolph Jr., Cahlil Silimon, Leonard Taylor III, Trenton Vaughn, Keshawn Washington Jr., Nathaniel Wilcox and Sovereigh Wooten. The head coach is William Cortright, and the assistant coaches are Sean Beaubien, Erik Bustillo, Kelvin Durham, Roy Hicks and Charles Troutman.

• Major Craig McQueen, the vice president of GMSF Pop Warner and commissioner of Miami PAL, presented finalists with medals and a huge team trophy. GMSF Pop Warner, under the direction of President Frank Gowin, features 19 programs from Florida City to Lauderhill. There are more than 5,000 kids, age 6-15, participating in GMSF Pop Warner football and cheerleading.

• More Sean Taylor Classic results next week.

Palmetto Bay Broncos/Pop Warner

The Palmetto Bay Broncos football team won the Sean Taylor Classic in Pee Wee Division II at Curtis Park in Miami. The Coconut Grove Titans were runners-up.

The Sean Taylor Classic, named after the former Gulliver Prep High School, University of Miami and Washington Redskins star football player, awards the Greater Miami South Florida Pop Warner champions in each division.

The champs are: Alejandro Caula, Robert Crockett III, Dante DeRosa, Trey Flowers, Charles Forment, Jordan Griffin, Kenneth Hall, Tyler Harrell, Lennox Howard, Malcolm Hyppolite, Jeremiah Jean-Baptiste, Kenneth Kolodziejczak, Bryan Lima, Matthew Lopez, Dawayne Mason, Cornelius Nunn, Matthew Porry, Amari Rackley, Cairiq Rackley, Tasheem Reese, Melvin Rogers Jr., Marcus Smith Jr., Tarod Snead, Joshua Torres, Kane Vandemark, Jason Vaughn, Eddie Williams Jr. and Adrian Winfrey. The head coach is Shane Vandemark, and the assistant coaches are Patrick Burrows, Travis Cooper, Jorge Garrigo, Reginald Murray and Charles Rackley.

The runners-up: Christopher Berryhill, Archie Bolden, Jared Bradwell, Wayne Brooks, Tavarus Cohen, Quentin Collins, Alonzo Cooper, Marquise Fleming, Howard Hommer, Kama Jackson III, Kieleil Jones, Derrick Martin, Devin Mikell, Fashawn Renejuste, Stringer Sacorey, Derian Scott, David Swain and Antwan Walker. the head coach is Maurice Mays, and the assistant coaches are Joey Johnson and Porsche Stanley.

Major Craig McQueen, the vice president of GMSF Pop Warner and commissioner of Miami PAL, presented finalists with medals and a huge team trophy. GMSF Pop Warner, under the direction of President Frank Gowin, features 19 programs from Florida City to Lauderhill. There are more than 5,000 kids, age 6-15, participating in GMSF Pop Warner football and cheerleading.

• More Sean Taylor Classic results next week.

ASD soccer camps

The University of Miami–Nova Southeastern University Center for Autism and Related Disabilities partnered with Odebrecht USA to host three soccer camps for 24 children age 5-12 with autism spectrum disorders.

Odebrecht hosted the free soccer camps at Tamiami Park in Miami on three consecutive Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon. The final camp concluded with the ceremonial trophy presentation. Odebrecht underwrote the camps financially and staffed the camps with their employees proving their commitment to the community.