2003 carol city football season - Revision history

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	The '''2003 Miami Carol City Chiefs''' football team won the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) [[2003 6A football state championship \| Class 6A state championship]], defeating Orlando Edgewater High School 13–0 in the title game played in Gainesville, Florida. The championship was the third under head coach [[Walt Frazier ~~Jr.~~]], following back-to-back titles in 1996 and 1997.<ref>Florida Gridiron Preps. "Carol City Senior High School Chiefs Football History." Accessed April 2026. https://www.floridagridironpreps.com/high-school/66/Carol-City-Senior-High-School/history</ref>		The '''2003 Miami Carol City Chiefs''' football team won the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) [[2003 6A football state championship \| Class 6A state championship]], defeating Orlando Edgewater High School 13–0 in the title game played in Gainesville, Florida. The championship was the third under head coach [[Walt Frazier]], following back-to-back titles in 1996 and 1997.<ref>Florida Gridiron Preps. "Carol City Senior High School Chiefs Football History." Accessed April 2026. https://www.floridagridironpreps.com/high-school/66/Carol-City-Senior-High-School/history</ref>

	The team finished as FHSAA District 10 runners-up and FHSAA Region 3 champions on their way to the state title.<ref name="program">2003 Miami Carol City Chiefs Football Game Program. Physical document. Year of publication: 2003.</ref>		The team finished as FHSAA District 10 runners-up and FHSAA Region 3 champions on their way to the state title.<ref name="program">2003 Miami Carol City Chiefs Football Game Program. Physical document. Year of publication: 2003.</ref>

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	February 2004. https://www.tigernet.com/story/football/2004-Clemson-Football-Signee-List-3186</ref>		February 2004. https://www.tigernet.com/story/football/2004-Clemson-Football-Signee-List-3186</ref>

	Split end [[Jerod Wims]] went on to compete in track and field at [[Florida International University]] and [[Auburn University]], where he earned NCAA All-American honors in 2009 and twice achieved USA Junior All-American status in the 100 and 200 meters.<ref>Boston College Athletics. "Jerod Wims." Accessed April 2026. https://bceagles.com/sports/mens-track-and-field/roster/coaches/jerod-wims/2890</ref>		Split end [[jerod wims\|Jerod Wims]] went on to compete in track and field at [[Florida International University]] and [[Auburn University]], where he earned NCAA All-American honors in 2009 and twice achieved USA Junior All-American status in the 100 and 200 meters.<ref>Boston College Athletics. "Jerod Wims." Accessed April 2026. https://bceagles.com/sports/mens-track-and-field/roster/coaches/jerod-wims/2890</ref>

	Flanker [[Lloyd Moss]] signed with Florida International University. Moss is		Flanker [[Lloyd Moss]] signed with Florida International University. Moss is

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Other College Signings

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	February 2004. https://www.tigernet.com/story/football/2004-Clemson-Football-Signee-List-3186</ref>		February 2004. https://www.tigernet.com/story/football/2004-Clemson-Football-Signee-List-3186</ref>

	Split end Jerod Wims ~~(No. 6)~~ went on to compete in track and field at [[Florida International University]] and [[Auburn University]], where he earned NCAA All-American honors in 2009 and twice achieved USA Junior All-American status in the 100 and 200 meters.<ref>Boston College Athletics. "Jerod Wims." Accessed April 2026. https://bceagles.com/sports/mens-track-and-field/roster/coaches/jerod-wims/2890</ref>		Split end [[Jerod Wims]] went on to compete in track and field at [[Florida International University]] and [[Auburn University]], where he earned NCAA All-American honors in 2009 and twice achieved USA Junior All-American status in the 100 and 200 meters.<ref>Boston College Athletics. "Jerod Wims." Accessed April 2026. https://bceagles.com/sports/mens-track-and-field/roster/coaches/jerod-wims/2890</ref>

	Flanker [[Lloyd Moss]] signed with Florida International University. Moss is		Flanker [[Lloyd Moss]] signed with Florida International University. Moss is

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	and South Florida.<ref>TigerNet.com. "2004 Clemson Football Signee List."		and South Florida.<ref>TigerNet.com. "2004 Clemson Football Signee List."
	February 2004. https://www.tigernet.com/story/football/2004-Clemson-Football-Signee-List-3186</ref>		February 2004. https://www.tigernet.com/story/football/2004-Clemson-Football-Signee-List-3186</ref>

			Split end Jerod Wims (No. 6) went on to compete in track and field at [[Florida International University]] and [[Auburn University]], where he earned NCAA All-American honors in 2009 and twice achieved USA Junior All-American status in the 100 and 200 meters.<ref>Boston College Athletics. "Jerod Wims." Accessed April 2026. https://bceagles.com/sports/mens-track-and-field/roster/coaches/jerod-wims/2890</ref>

	Flanker [[Lloyd Moss]] signed with Florida International University. Moss is		Flanker [[Lloyd Moss]] signed with Florida International University. Moss is

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	Nomination: Carol City Coaching Legacy." August 29, 2023.		Nomination: Carol City Coaching Legacy." August 29, 2023.
	https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/cbs-miami-nat-moore-trophy-nomination-carol-city-coaching-legacy/</ref>		https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/cbs-miami-nat-moore-trophy-nomination-carol-city-coaching-legacy/</ref>

			Running back Chris Strothers and split end Eddie Brown both signed with [[Delaware State University]].<ref>Hy-Lo News. "Rapper Stro-Corleone: How growing up in Scott Projects and Carol City High Football influenced him as an artist." October 2015. https://hylonewsmiami.com/2015/10/31/music-profile-rapper-stro-corleone-how-growing-up-in-scott-projects-and-carol-city-high-football-has-influenced-him-as-an-artist/</ref><ref>Delaware State University Athletics. "Eddie Brown." Accessed April 2026. https://dsuhornets.com/sports/football/roster/eddie-brown/1397</ref>

			Kicker Ramone Russell and guard Sharrod Brown both signed with [[Lane College]] in Jackson, Tennessee.<ref>LinkedIn. "Ramone Russell." Accessed April 2026. https://www.linkedin.com/in/ramone-russell-a78a9b151/</ref><ref>LinkedIn. "Sharrod Brown." Accessed April 2026. https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharrod-brown-76a23766/</ref>

	== Context ==		== Context ==

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:2003 Carol City Football Season}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:2003 Carol City Football Season}}
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	! colspan="2" \| 2003 Miami Carol City Chiefs		! colspan="2" \| 2003 Miami Carol City Chiefs
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	The Chiefs entered the state playoffs as District 10 runners-up, meaning they did not win their district title but qualified for the postseason through their district finish.<ref name="program" />		The Chiefs entered the state playoffs as District 10 runners-up, meaning they did not win their district title but qualified for the postseason through their district finish.<ref name="program" />

	~~[[File:2003 carol city defeats northwestern.JPG\|right\|400px\|thumb\|The Miami Carol City~~
	~~Chiefs after defeating Miami Northwestern in the 2003 Class 6A State Playoffs at Pro Player Stadium, December 2003.]]~~

	In the regional final, Carol City defeated Miami Killian 3–0. The game was		In the regional final, Carol City defeated Miami Killian 3–0. The game was

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	The Chiefs entered the state playoffs as District 10 runners-up, meaning they did not win their district title but qualified for the postseason through their district finish.<ref name="program" />		The Chiefs entered the state playoffs as District 10 runners-up, meaning they did not win their district title but qualified for the postseason through their district finish.<ref name="program" />

			[[File:2003 carol city defeats northwestern.JPG\|right\|400px\|thumb\|The Miami Carol City
			Chiefs after defeating Miami Northwestern in the 2003 Class 6A State Playoffs at Pro Player Stadium, December 2003.]]

	In the regional final, Carol City defeated Miami Killian 3–0. The game was		In the regional final, Carol City defeated Miami Killian 3–0. The game was

Lamechbob at 21:57, 10 April 2026

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	! colspan="2" \| 2003 Miami Carol City Chiefs		! colspan="2" \| 2003 Miami Carol City Chiefs

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	! colspan="2" \| 2003 Miami Carol City Chiefs		! colspan="2" \| 2003 Miami Carol City Chiefs