GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The deadline to appeal the FHSAA spring sports classifications has passed. The spring sports classifications for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 school years are finalized and are now available for review. Any questions regarding the spring classifications can be directed by the school administration to Mr. Scott Jamison.

Click on the sport below to view the classifications or access them via the classification page for the relevant sport.

baseball
1R: 110-606 (45 teams)
1A: 53-329 (79 teams)
2A: 330-815 (79 teams)
3A: 816 -1,353 (78 teams)
4A: 1,354–1,735 (80 teams)
5A: 1,736–2,050 (80 teams)
6A: 2,051 -2,484 (78 teams)
7A: 2,485–4,627 (78 teams)



beach volleyball
1A: 69–1,082 (90 teams)
2A: 1,083–2,057 (91 teams)
3A: 2,058–4,627 (89 teams)



Flag football
1A: 88-1.242 (98 teams)
2A: 1,243–1,820 (99 teams)
3A: 1,821 -2,314 (97 teams)
4A: 2,315–4,627 (96 teams)



Lacrosse for boys
1A: 172-1.821 (106 teams)
2A: 1,822–4,539 (104 teams)



Girls Lacrosse
1A: 201-1.909 (107 teams)
2A: 1,910–4,539 (104 teams)



Soft ball
1R: 110-606 (43 teams)
1A: 44-403 (72 teams)
2A: 404-948 (72 teams)
3A: 949 -1.447 (71 teams)
4A: 1,448–1,786 (74 teams)
5A: 1,787–2,118 (71 teams)
6A: 2.119 -2.511 (71 teams)
7A: 2,512–4,627 (71 teams)



Boys Tennis
1A: 84-782 (123 teams)
2A: 783-1.613 (123 teams)
3A: 1,614 -2,188 (125 teams)
4A: 2,189–4,627 (122 teams)



Girls tennis
1A: 84-782 (128 teams)
2A: 783-1.613 (128 teams)
3A: 1,614 -2,188 (124 teams)
4A: 2,189–4,627 (121 teams)



Athletics Boys
1A: 39-527 (155 teams)
2A: 528–1.412 (156 teams)
3A: 1,413 -2,042 (155 teams)
4A: 2,043–4,627 (154 teams)



Athletics for girls
1A: 39-527 (154 teams)
2A: 528–1.412 (158 teams)
3A: 1,413 -2,042 (153 teams)
4A: 2,043–4,627 (153 teams)



Volleyball for boys
1A: 62-1.167 (83 teams)
2A: 1,168–2,254 (83 teams)
3A: 2.255 -2.627 (82 teams)



Water polo for boys
1A: 338-4.627 (71 teams)



Water polo for girls
1A: 338-4.627 (70 teams)



Weightlifting for boys
1A: 54-976 (109 teams)
2A: 977–1,935 (109 teams)
3A: 1,936–4,539 (107 teams)

About the FHSAA

The Florida High School Athletic Association oversees and regulates interscholastic sports programs for high school students at public, private and charter schools. The organization also recognizes and honors the academic achievements of student-athletes at nearly 850 middle, junior and high schools across the state. Headquartered in Gainesville, it is the official governing body for interscholastic sports in Florida.