Vote: Who was the top football performer of the 2024 Florida high school football region quarterfinals?

We give you 14 candidates from last week's regional quarterfinal round

Pace quarterback Ben Tyner (No. 11) runs out of the pocket while looking for an open receiver during Friday night's game against Madison County. / Tony Giberson/tgiberson@pnj.com / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

It’s playoff time in the Sunshine State for high school football and we’ve got your top performers from both sides of the ball coming at you. 

From quarterbacks to running backs to wide receivers to defensive standouts, we examined each game to give you the top candidates from the region quarterfinal round. We ask you, who was the top performer from last week? 

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Voting closes on November 24th, 11:59pm

Here are the nominees:

Noah Grubbs, QB, Lake Mary

Grubbs had himself a huge night in the Rams' dominating 49-14 victory over DeLand in a Class 7A quarterfinal. The Notre Dame commit completed 11-of-14 passes for 239 yards and five touchdowns.

Ben Tyner, QB, Pace

The Patriots dual-threat signal caller was getting it done through the air and on the ground in their 49-21 win over visiting Oviedo. Tyner accounted for 319 all-purpose yards and six total touchdowns.

Cibastian Broughton, QB, Fleming Island

Broughton was a big reason why the Golden Eagles were able to pull off a 35-28 victory over Mosley last week. The quarterback totaled 339 all-purpose yards and four touchdowns.

Edwardo Thompson, DL, Miami Booker T. Washington

The sophomore defensive tackle tallied nine tackles, five for a loss and four sacks in Miami Booker T. Washington's 31-13 victory over North Miami Beach last week.

PJ Miller, QB, Spruce Creek

In Spruce Creek's thrilling 36-35 victory over Flagler Palm Coast last week, the sophomore quarterback was sensational. Miller finished the game completing 16-of-22 passes for 219 yards and four touchdowns.

Devin Voltaire, WR, Sanford Seminole

Voltaire was running free and wild in the Seminoles' 38-28 win over Creekside last week in the opening round. The fleet-footed wide receiver hauled in 14 passes for 280 yards and scored a touchdown.

Brycen Levidiotis, QB, Lake Wales

The Highlanders' senior signal caller was terrific in the team's 52-19 victory over New Smyrna Beach. Levidiotis finished the night completing 21-of-24 passes for 321 yards and five touchdowns.

KeiShawn Smith, RB, Manatee

Smith led the ground game in the Hurricanes' 55-26 win over Manatee, with the tailback rushing for 179 yards and scoring four touchdowns.

Nate Harry, QB, Nease

Nease remained undefeated in their 42-14 victory over Tate last week, with Harry completing 15-of-17 passes for 237 yards and three touchdowns.

Jaden Fox, RB, Key West

The Conchs kept up their winning ways last week, defeating Estero 42-7 and Fox led the way on the ground. Fox led the vaunted rushing attack with 139 yards on 25 carries and four touchdowns.

JC Mirasola, QB, Plant

Mirasola was stellar in the Panthers' 45-7 victory over Bartow last week. Plant's offense has been humming behind Mirasola and especially on Friday, with the quarterback throwing 262 yards and four touchdowns.

Kayin Martin, RB, Blountstown

The Florida Panhandle's top running back from last week was Martin for the Tigers, as Blountstown rolled to a 62-17 win over Aucilla Christian. Martin rushed for 269 yards on 12 carries and scored two times.

Ty Collins, RB, Lely

Collins looked sensational in the Trojans' 44-39 victory over Miami Jackson, with the running back rushing for 301 yards on 36 yards and two touchdowns.

Connail Jackson, RB, Cardinal Mooney

The Cougars' running back was able to explode for a huge night in a 55-27 victory over Somerset Academy-Canyons. Jackson rushed for 226 yards on 21 attempts and scored five touchdowns.

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