Jacksonville High Schools Announce Spring Football Game Schedule

Area teams prepare for the upcoming FHSAA season with a series of spring matchups.

Apr. 13, 2026 at 5:21pm

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High school football teams across Northeast Florida have announced their spring game schedules ahead of the upcoming Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) season. The spring games will take place from May 14 to May 26, with several jamboree events featuring multiple schools. Kickoff times are generally set for 7 p.m., though some games will start earlier.

Why it matters

The spring football games provide an important opportunity for high school teams to evaluate talent, test new strategies, and prepare for the competitive FHSAA regular season. These exhibitions give coaches and players a chance to get back on the field after the offseason and build momentum heading into the fall.

The details

The spring game schedule includes matchups between numerous local rivals, such as Episcopal at University Christian, Raines vs. Nease at Parker, and Bolles at White. Several jamboree events will also take place, with multiple schools facing off in a single evening. Some notable games include Clay and Creekside at Beachside, Oakleaf and Parker at Jackson, and Ocala Trinity Catholic and West Nassau at Alachua Santa Fe.

  • The spring football games will take place from May 14 to May 26.
  • Most games are scheduled for a 7 p.m. kickoff, though some will start earlier.

The players

FHSAA

The Florida High School Athletic Association, the governing body for high school sports in the state.

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What’s next

Following the spring games, teams will continue their preparations for the upcoming FHSAA regular season, which is scheduled to begin in late August.

The takeaway

The spring football games provide a valuable opportunity for Jacksonville-area high school teams to get back on the field, evaluate their rosters, and build momentum ahead of the competitive FHSAA season. These exhibitions showcase the depth of talent and passion for the sport in the region.