North Broward Prep is entering the postseason with a purpose following its 77-6 win against Doral Academy on Friday.

The Eagles (8-2, 5-1 Dist. 7-2B), who have outscored their past four opponents 208-13, will host Gulliver in the region semifinals Nov. 20, a year after the Raiders knocked North Broward out of the playoffs.

``Same place, same time, a year later,'' North Broward's A.J. Sebastiano said. ``I can't express how happy I am to have this rematch. We want to take it to them and prove to them that it was a fluke last year.''

Sebastiano starred in North Broward's regular-season finale. The all-purpose junior tackled Doral's Pedro Perez for a safety, caught a 45-yard touchdown pass and returned one of his two interceptions for a touchdown.

The Eagles recorded 14 tackles for a loss on defense and enjoyed a 47-yard punt return touchdown by Vladimir Rock on special teams.

Offensively, Ethan Grant eluded tacklers for two rushing touchdowns, while Brandon Doughty completed 8-of-11 passes for 171 yards and three touchdowns.

The Eagles now have their sights set on a Gulliver grudge match. The Raiders made the 55-mile trip to North Broward Prep for a 2008 regional semifinal, spoiling the Eagles' 10-0 season with a 40-35 win.

• Miramar 37, Dillard 0: The Patriots (9-1, 4-0) cruised on senior night against the Panthers (3-7, 0-2).

The Patriots wasted no time getting on the scoreboard and had two touchdowns before two minutes had been played. Those scores came first on a deep 65-yard pass to senior wide receiver Ivan McCartney from senior quarterback Ryan Williams and then on an 35-yard interception return by senior linebacker Dominick Bryan.

Williams led Miramar with 234 yards passing and three touchdowns. McCartney had 5 receptions for 143 yards and two touchdowns.

-- DARREN COLLETTE

• Flanagan 42, Cooper City 20: A big second half broke open a close game and gave Flanagan (5-5) the win over neighborhood rival Cooper City (1-9).

-- BUTCH STALLINGS

• Stranahan 45, Fort Lauderdale 24: The Flying L's turned the ball over five times to give the Dragons multiple scoring opportunities.

-- AMANDA NICOLE BROWN

• Archbishop McCarthy 21, Nova 6: Archbishop McCarthy (10-0) finished its regular season undefeated for the first time in the school's history.

Mavericks junior running back Juwan King rushed 21 times for 106 yards and three touchdowns.

King's first touchdown came on Archbishop McCarthy's second possession when the junior punched it in from 5 yards out, giving the Mavericks a 7-0 first quarter lead.

Nova (2-8) was led by Dondetrick Barnes, who rushed for 100 yards.

-- AMANDA NICOLE

BROWN