Dr. Krop-South Broward game suspended due to inclement weather; set to resume Tuesday
Miami Dr. Krop’s football team is seeking a district title three-peat.
Hollywood South Broward is looking to win its first since 1997 and second in school history.
Friday’s clash between the two sides was expected to go a long way toward settling which favorite in District 13-3M would claim the crown in that division this season.
But they will have to wait at least a few days to settle the outcome.
South Broward took an early advantage, however, when running back Chris Humphrey scored a 1-yard touchdown with five seconds remaining in the first quarter.
But the game was then delayed due to lightning in the area and eventually suspended at that point.
The teams are planning to resume the game Tuesday at 6 p.m. at South Broward High.
Humphrey, a University of Miami commit, was bottled up early on by Krop’s defense until he broke loose for a 33-yard run that set up his score two plays later. He had 51 yards on eight carries.
South Broward (4-0), ranked No. 19 by the Miami Herald in its latest South Florida Top 20 poll, defeated Krop (3-1), ranked 20th, in last season’s meeting. But the Bulldogs were denied a district title when the Lightning won a three-team tiebreaker with them and Hollywood McArthur.
The Lightning put together two solid drives in the first quarter, but each ended with a turnover. Jonathan Ward ripped the ball away from Krop receiver Yvondre Yaccis after he appeared to catch a pass from Jamaal Haggins in traffic over the middle.
The Bulldogs appeared ready to take the lead earlier, but a nice defensive play by Kal Pascal kept the game scoreless at the time. Pascal stripped South Broward receiver Charles Ross on his way to the end zone allowing teammate Keymari Robiou to recover for a touchback.
South Broward’s Terrance Johnson intercepted Haggins on the ensuing drive, leading to the Bulldogs’ lone score.
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Friday
No. 3 Columbus 24, Miami Northwestern 7
No. 5 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas 42, Port St. Lucie Treasure Coast 6
No. 9 Coconut Creek 26, No. 12 Pompano Blanche Ely 7
No. 10 Miami Palmetto 28, Clearwater Academy International 12
No. 14 Coconut Creek Monarch 26, Parkland Douglas 7
No. 16 Davie Western 51, Coral Springs Taravella 0
Boca St. Andrews 62, Coconut Creek North Broward Prep 28
Coral Gables 24, Miami Braddock 21
Coral Springs 42, Oakland Park Northeast 0
Deerfield Beach 22, Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson 0
Deerfield Somerset Key 41, Boca Raton Christian 21
Fort Lauderdale Archbishop McCarthy 41, Delray American Heritage 24
Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian 20, North Miami 13
Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy 35, Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest 0
Gonzaga (DC) 42, Miami Belen Jesuit 9
Hollywood Avant Garde 48, Boca St. John Paul II 18
Homestead South Dade 42, Miami Jackson 6
LaBelle 9, Miami Florida Christian 2
Miami Archbishop Carroll 58, Palm Glades Prep 6
Miami Coral Reef 24, Southwest Miami 21
Miami Everglades Prep 8, BridgePrep 0
Miami High 47, South Miami 0
Miami Ransom Everglades 42, Marathon 0
Miami True North 21, Naples First Baptist 8
Miami Westminster Christian 30, Somerset South Homestead 21
Naples 52, Miami Killian 14
Pembroke Pines West Broward 24, Pembroke Pines Charter 7
Reagan Doral 30, Miami Sunset 19
West Palm Beach Kings Academy 36, Miami Gulliver 28
Weston Cypress Bay 40, Davie Nova 0
Thursday
No. 1 Hollywood Chaminade 31, No. 2 Miami Central 28
No. 18 Miami Southridge 40, Doral Academy 0
Cooper City 16, South Plantation 13
Miami Coral Park 12, Hialeah-Miami Lakes 0
Wednesday
No. 4 Miami Norland 57, Hialeah American 12
This story was originally published September 22, 2023 at 10:05 PM.
