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South Florida Express: The Standard in South Florida 7v7
In South Florida 7v7, every program measures itself against one name first: South Florida Express. The Miami-Dade and Broward power bills itself as the longest-standing program in the game, and its Instagram feed — followed by more than 54,000 fans — is a running reel of the region’s best talent wearing the SFE uniform.
The program is led by founder and head coach Brett Goetz, and it competes on the top national circuits, including OT7 and Battle. That stage is nothing new for Express. In 2022, SFE won the OT7 championship in Las Vegas, beating Cam Newton’s C1N squad 23-18 to take the title.
The alumni list explains why college coaches pay attention when Express takes the field. Amari Cooper, Teddy Bridgewater, Carlton Davis and Devin Bush are among the names that came through the program on their way to the NFL, and each new roster gets judged against that standard.
That is the weight — and the draw — of the Express brand. A young receiver or defensive back in South Florida knows that putting on the SFE jersey puts him in the same pipeline that produced pros, in front of the same cameras and the same evaluators.
As the new 7v7 season approaches, South Florida Express remains the program the rest of Florida — and much of the country — is chasing. Follow the program on Instagram at @southflexpress.
MoneyTeam Athletics introduces itself without a hint of humility: the No. 1 upcoming program in the nation. The Georgia-based outfit — an elite national 7v7 program specializing in training and exposure, now in its third season — has spent 2026 backing the talk up, in front of more than 4,000 followers.
Start with the sweep. In one March weekend, MoneyTeam won both the 14U and the 15U championships at the same event, then added the Peach State Shootout 9U title two weeks later — three age groups, three crowns, one month.
The company it keeps says the rest. On The Sevens’ official teams page, MoneyTeam stands in the 15U division alongside Atlanta heavyweights Hustle Inc and Huncho Elite, and the program also tests itself on the FSG Tournament Series circuit.
And exposure is more than a word in the bio. Through the spring of 2026, the account’s offer posts told the story: MoneyTeam players earning college offers from Austin Peay, Miami (Ohio), Wagner, Bowling Green, Georgia Southern and Troy.
The program calls its newest class “The Next Wave of MoneyTeam.” On this evidence, believe it. Follow the program on Instagram at @moneyteam_athletics.
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