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Sickles at Berkeley Prep: Regular-Season Finale Set for Friday Night in Hillsborough

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Berkeley Prep hosts Sickles on Friday night in Tampa to close the regular season, with kickoff set for 7:00 p.m. Berkeley Prep enters at 6-2 and Sickles at 1-8, according to MaxPreps. Berkeley Prep’s schedule page confirms the Buccaneers are home against Sickles on October 30.

Berkeley Prep has built a 6-2 season and will look to add a seventh win at home before turning its attention to the playoffs. The Buccaneers will try to control the game early, protect the football, and let their home crowd settle in. Sickles travels across Tampa at 1-8, closing the season with a chance to compete against a winning team and finish with effort its seniors can carry with them.

Finales like this are about execution and pride on both sidelines. Berkeley Prep cannot afford to overlook a county opponent, and Sickles has nothing to lose on the road. The Buccaneers will look for a clean, complete performance, while the Gryphons will look to create short fields and keep the game within reach into the second half.

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East Lake at Countryside: Regular-Season Finale Set for Friday Night in Pinellas

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Countryside hosts East Lake on Friday night in Clearwater for the regular-season finale, with kickoff set for 7:30 p.m. East Lake enters at 5-4 and Countryside at 6-3, according to MaxPreps. NGSC Sports’ Pinellas County preview confirms East Lake travels to Countryside on Friday, October 30.

East Lake has enjoyed another competitive season and hopes to finish with momentum, according to NGSC Sports. Countryside has home-field advantage and an opportunity to deliver a memorable finish to its regular season. NGSC Sports notes East Lake must establish its offensive attack early and prevent Countryside from controlling possession, while defensive discipline could become the deciding factor.

Both teams must limit penalties, protect the football, and capitalize on scoring opportunities, and special teams could influence field position throughout the contest. A win gives Countryside a seven-win regular season at home. A win gives East Lake a road victory over a winning county opponent to close the year. Kickoff in Clearwater is at 7:30 p.m. Friday.

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