Rickards High School football

Rickards is a mid-sized school in Florida.

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Florida is coming to Hometown Line

You’re in the right place, and the whole site is open to you. We only show scores a state’s association lets us read and credit, and Florida’s aren’t readable yet. Here’s how Rickards gets on, and how to play in the meantime.

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Getting Rickards on the site

Florida isn’t published yet. The FHSAA's schedules and scoreboard are MaxPreps, which we do not use, and its own site allows no reuse without written permission.

In the meantime, a coach, athletic director or team manager can put a school’s season on the site through the Team Desk, and the letter below still asks them to publish.

Ask them

Write to Florida High School Athletic Association or your school's athletic director. Address it to the association’s office or your athletic director — the contact page on their site has it.

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Subject: Schedules and scores for Florida high-school football

Dear Florida High School Athletic Association,

I am a fan of Rickards. I follow the season on Hometown Line (hometownline.com), a free game of skill and prediction for high-school football. There is no money in it: readers predict results and are scored on how well they read the games.

Florida is not on the site yet because Florida High School Athletic Association does not publish schedules and scores of its own; they sit on a third-party scoreboard whose terms allow no reuse. I am writing to ask that Florida High School Athletic Association publish its schedules and scores itself, or as a feed, so that any site may read and credit them. Hometown Line credits Florida High School Athletic Association on every game.

Thank you for considering it.

Yours sincerely,
A supporter of Rickards

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Rickards this season (2026)

Rating and model detail

Record: 0–1
Points a game: 19.0for · 30.0 against
Last 1: L

Rickards schedule
Wk	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Score
7	10-022026-10-02	at Colquitt County via GHSAModel: Colquitt County by 8 · right	Mack Tharpe Stadium	L	19–30

Every score is a real one, credited to its source. Under each result from the week of 21 Sep on, the model's call before kickoff, right or wrong (its record). Tap a game for its page.

James S. Rickards High School is a public high school in Tallahassee, Florida, United States. It is a part of Leon County Schools. The first graduating class was in 1966 and the first class president was Hugh Paul Corley, Jr. The first Miss Rickards to be crowned was Betty Screws in 1966.

From the school’s Wikipedia article, used under CC BY-SA 4.0.

What is on record

Wherereal: North Florida, FL; A real programme in a real place.
Sizereal: 1,575 students; From the school's own article. A mid-sized school.
Classificationa label: Class 4A; How its own state labels that size. Ladders differ between states, so this is for display; the model uses the size band.
Groupingthis site's: District 3-4A (FL); This site's grouping, built by region so travel and rivalry look plausible. It is not the state association's alignment and will not match a real bracket.
Mascotreal: Raiders
Foundedreal: 1960
Typereal: Public coeducational high school
School districtreal: Leon County Schools; The body that runs the school. Not the grouping above, which is ours.
Coloursreal: Blue and gold

The programme

Notable alumni: 12 in all, 10 of them in football; Counted from the school’s own article, which lists people notable enough to have been written up. A programme with none has not produced none.

Everything above comes from Rickards’s own article — except the few lines that name a different one — and is real. Hometown Line also runs a scoring model over Florida high school football. Every prediction it makes is the model’s own. Where Florida publishes a schedule the site may read, the games ahead are that schedule; where it does not, the fixtures ahead are generated so the model has something to predict. A result is shown only where its source is named.

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