Lennard remains atop the USA TODAY Sports girls flag football Super 25

The Lennard Longhorns continue to dominate the Florida flag football landscape, holding the top spot in the latest USA TODAY Sports girls flag football Super 25 for a third consecutive week.

Wellington kept pace, standing firm at No. 2, with Seminole Ridge also making a strong push for the spring title. Three new Florida teams moved into the top 25, too, adding to the storyline as the postseason nears an end.

Outside the Sunshine State, another New York squad cracked the national rankings this week, while Tennessee's top team lands back on the watch list.

Super 25 flag football selection process

In partnership with the NFL, the teams are determined by a USA TODAY Network selection committee of editors and writers in the participating states and the USA TODAY High School Sports staff.

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The process considers factors ranging from last year's results based on NFHS Network data, carryover into this season, and a primary focus on 2024 records and overall performance.

Here is the latest USA TODAY Sports girls flag football Super 25.

(Records updated as of April 25, 2025)

1. Lennard (Ruskin, Fla.)

Record: 16-2

Previous Rank: 1

2. Wellington (Fla.)

Record: 14-1

Previous Rank: 2

3. Seminole Ridge (Loxahatchee, Fla.)

Record: 13-2

Previous Rank: 3

4. Alonso (Tampa, Fla.)

Record: 16-2

Previous Rank: 4

5. Robinson (Tampa, Fla.)

Record: 15-3

Previous Rank: 5

6. Pace (Fla.)

Record: 16-1

Previous Rank: 7

7. Choctawhatchee (Fort Walton Beach, Fla.)

Record: 15-2

Previous Rank: 8

8. Apopka (Fla.)

Record: 14-1

Previous Rank: 9

9. Central (Fort Pierce, Fla.)

Record: 17-1

Previous Rank: 10

10. Palmetto (Miami, Fla)

Record: 14-3

Previous Rank: 14

11. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)

Record: 15-1

Previous Rank: 11

12. Western (Davie, Fla.)

Record: 14-4

Previous Rank: 12

13. Spruce Creek (Port Orange, Fla.)

Record: 17-0

Previous Rank: 13

14. Edison (Miami, Fla.)

Record: 15-1

Previous Rank: 17

15. Spanish River (Boca Raton, Fla.)

Record: 13-3

Previous Rank: 14

16. Homestead (Fla.)

Record: 14-4

Previous Rank: 16

17. Belleview (Fla.)

Record: 15-3

Previous Rank: 20

18. Dr. Joaquin Garcia (Lake Worth, Fla.)

Record: 15-0

Previous Rank: 22

19. Land O' Lakes (Fla.)

Record: 15-2

Previous Rank: 6

20. Clay High School (Green Grove Springs, Fla.)

Record: 13-0

Previous Rank: NR

21. Chiles (Tallahassee, Fla.)

Record: 12-4

Previous Rank: 24

22. Stoneman Douglas (Parkland, Fla.)

Record: 13-1

Previous Rank: NR

23. Valley Stream Central (N.Y.)

Record: 4-0

Previous Rank: NR

24. Palm Beach Gardens (Fla.)

Record: 11-4

Previous Rank: 18

25. Bloomingdale (Valrico, Fla.)

Record: 12-6

Previous Rank: NR

Super 25 watch list

26. Stone Memorial (Crossville, Tenn.)

27. Yorktown (N.Y.)

28. Warren County (McMinnville, Tenn.)

USA TODAY Network spring selection committee: Ed Reed, Southwest Florida Sports Editor; Tom Kreager, Sports Director (Nashville, Tenn.); George Robinson, Associate Director, Content/Tennessean High School; Tommy Deas, CCJ Sports Director; Dan Spears, CCJ Deputy Sports Strategist; Scott Norris, News Director at Democrat and Chronicle; Phil Strum, Audience Editor at lohud; David Rivera, Sports Director at Northjersey.com; Rick Suter, USA TODAY HSS.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY High School Sports Wire: USA TODAY Sports Super 25 spring girls flag football rankings: Week 5