Lake Mary High School quarterback Noah Grubbs has been named the 2025 Florida Dairy Farmers Mr. Football following a final round of voting by a statewide panel of high school football coaches and media representatives.

Grubbs, who was previously selected as the Class 7A Player of the Year, helped Lake Mary to a 12-3 record and the school’s first state title by completing 234-of-402 passes for 3,250 yards and 40 touchdowns with 12 interceptions. He completed his four-year varsity career with 11,537 passing yards and 143 touchdown passes.

The University of Notre Dame signee captured 14 of the 30 first-place votes and finished with 209 points. Class 2A POY Xander Edwards, a sophomore from The Bolles School in Jacksonville, was the runner-up, receiving eight first-place votes and finishing with 123 points.

Edwards rushed for 2,629 yards on 265 carries (9.9 avg,) with 44 TDs and also caught 17 passes for 211 yards for the 2A state runner-up Bulldogs (13-2).

Richard Roundtree Jr. of Hawthorne, the Rural Class POY, finished seventh in the voting with 25 points. The sophomore completed 174-of-266 passes for 2,581 yards with 30 TDs and 7 interceptions for the Rural state champion Hornets (11-1).

Scott Perry of Lake Mary High School has been named the 2025 Florida Dairy Farmers Football Coach-of-the-Year following a final round of voting by a statewide panel of high school football coaches and media representatives.

Perry, a Lake Mary alum in his 20th year as head coach at the school, led his team to a 12-3 record and the Class 7A state championship. It was Lake Mary’s first state title and came a year after finishing as the state runner-up in the school’s first state championship game appearance. He has posted a 153-72 record in his two decades at the school.

Perry, who was earlier named Class 7A Coach-of-the-Year, received 11 first-place votes and 156 points to finish ahead of Class 3A Coach-of-the-Year Donovan Masline of 3A state champion Raines (Jacksonville), who picked up 10 first-place votes and 147 points.

Hawthorne’s Cornelius Ingram, the Rural Coach of the Year, finished fifth in the voting with 52 points after leading the Hornets to their third state title in four years. In 10 years at the school, Ingram has compiled a 104-22 record with three state championships (2020-21-25) and three state runner-up finishes.

2025 FINAL VOTING RESULTS (Note: Points awarded on a 10-7-5 basis)

Player Total Points 1st 2nd 3rd

Noah Grubbs, Lake Mary 209 14 7 4

Xander Edwards, The Bolles School 123 8 4 3

TJ Cole, Raines 87 3 6 3

Dereon Coleman, Jones 62 1 6 2

Mason Mallory, St. Thomas Aquinas 54 2 2 4

Jyron Hughley, Cardinal Newman 54 1 2 6

Richard Roundtree, Hawthorne 25 1 0 3

Marcus Stracke, American Heritage-Delray 22 0 1 3

Javian Mallory, West Boca Raton 12 0 1 1

Past Mr. Football Winners:

1992 – Jammi German, Ft. Myers

1993 – Shevin Wiggins, Bradenton Manatee

1994 – Daunte Culpepper, Ocala Vanguard

1995 – Frankie Franklin, Jacksonville Sandalwood

1996 – Travis Henry, Frostproof

1997 – Zain Gilmore, Tampa Robinson

1998 – Anquan Boldin, Pahokee

1999 – Willie Green, Kissimmee Osceola

2000 – Adrian McPherson, Bradenton Southeast

2001 – Leon Washington, Jacksonville Jackson

2002 – Andre Reese, Pierson Taylor

2003 – Xavier Lee, Daytona Seabreeze

2004 – Antone Smith, Pahokee

2005 – Tim Tebow, Ponte Vedra Nease

2006 – Robert Marve, Tampa Plant

2007 – Jacory Harris, Miami Northwestern

2008 – A.J. Graham, Tallahassee Godby

2009 – Matt Elam, William T. Dwyer

2010 – Quentin Williams, Tampa Jefferson

2011 – Randy “Duke” Johnson, Miami Norland

2012 – Derrick Henry, Yulee High School

2013 – Dalvin Cook, Miami Booker T. Washington

2014 – D’Andre Johnson, First Coast

2015 – DeShawn Smith, Nature Coast Tech

2016 – Nick Tronti, Ponte Vedra

2017 – Bryce Carpenter, Venice

2018 – Carson Beck, Mandarin

2019 – Demarkcus Bowman, Lakeland

2020 – Trey Wainwright, Niceville

2021 – Jaylon Glover, Lake Gibson

2022 – Creed Whittemore, Buchholz

2023 — Jayvan Boggs, Cocoa

2024 – Brady Hart, Cocoa

2025 FINAL VOTING RESULTS (Note: Points awarded on a 10-7-5 basis)

Player Total Points 1st 2nd 3rd

Scott Perry, Lake Mary 156 11 3 5

Donovan Masline, Raines 147 10 6 1

Jack Daniels, Cardinal Newman 94 1 7 7

Roger Harriott, St. Thomas Aquinas 61 3 3 2

Cornelius Ingram, Hawthorne 52 2 1 5

Jared Clark, Cardinal Mooney 37 1 1 4

Elijah Williams, Jones 36 1 3 1

Dylan Potts, West Boca Raton 19 0 2 1

Jonathan King, American Heritage-Delray 15 1 0 1

Past Football Coaches of the Year:

1992 – Wally Dunne, Coral Springs

1993 – Paul Maechtle, Bradenton Southeast

1994 – Rod Shafer, Lake Wales

1995 – Bob Withrow, Jacksonville Sandalwood

1996 – Robby Pruitt, Union County

1997 – Danny Green, Lake City Columbia

1998 – Bill Castle, Lakeland

1999 – Milton Watson, Glades Central

2000 – Nick Coleman, Venice

2001 – Al Morrell, Clewiston

2002 – Richard Wood, Tampa Wharton

2003 – Bill Kramer, Naples

2004 – Bill Castle, Lakeland

2005 – Joey Wiles, St. Augustine

2006 – Robert Weiner, Tampa Plant

2007 – Billy Rolle, Miami Northwestern

2008 – Robert Weiner, Tampa Plant

2009 – John Wilkinson, Cocoa

2010 – Dale Salapa, Orlando Dr. Phillips

2011 – Robert Craft, Tallahassee, North Florida Christian

2012 – Tim Harris, Sr., Miami Booker T. Washington

2013 – Tim Harris, Sr., Miami Booker T. Washington

2014 – Tim Harris, Jr., Miami Booker T. Washington

2015 – Deran Wiley, Raines

2016 – Billy Rolle, Southridge

2017 – John Peacock, Venice

2018 – Bobby Ramsey, Mandarin

2019 – Cameron Duke, Edgewater

2020 – Eric Lodge, Seminole

2021 – Matt Thompson, Tampa Jesuit

2022 – Bill Castle, Lakeland

2023 – Travis Roland, Mainland

2024 – Teddy Bridgewater, Miami Northwestern