Eastside High School's football team prepares for a regional quarterfinal matchup against Orlando Bishop Moore High School at 7:30 PM tonight. The Rams, seeded seventh with a record of 7-3, ended the season with a strong finish but faced a setback against South Sumter on November 7. Bishop Moore, the second seed with an 8-2 record, ended first in their district but lost to Lake Mary on November 1. This game represents a critical moment for both teams as they advance into the playoffs.

By the Numbers
  • Eastside Rams: 7 wins, 3 losses
  • Bishop Moore Hornets: 8 wins, 2 losses
  • Rams average 10.4 tackles per game with linebacker DeMarco Dainels leading
  • Freshman quarterback Andrew "Cade" Sutherland averages 81.9 total yards per game
State of Play
  • Eastside is on a six-game win streak before losing to South Sumter.
  • Bishop Moore has a home advantage, having only lost one game at home.
  • Eastside has not played against Bishop Moore or a common opponent this season.
What's Next

Tonight’s game will be pivotal for both teams as Eastside aims to continue its postseason run while Bishop Moore seeks to rebound from recent setbacks. The results could set the tone for the remainder of the playoffs.

Bottom Line

As the playoffs represent a new season for Eastside, a win could propel them further into the championship contention, while Bishop Moore will be aiming to leverage home-field advantage and harness their legacy. Coaches and players acknowledge the need for peak performance, making the stakes high for tonight's matchup.