Today is March 2, 2026, and the excitement in Florida’s high school baseball scene is palpable as the 2026 season is well underway. Weekly updates of the Power 25 HS Rankings keep fans and players on their toes, with Week 4 bringing some intriguing shifts among the top teams. For those eager to dive deeper into the rankings, check out the full details from Prep Baseball Report.

This week, IMG Academy continues to dominate with an impressive record of 8-0, holding onto the top spot in the rankings. Meanwhile, Jesuit and South Walton are making waves, with South Walton climbing two spots to rank third, boasting a solid record of 9-1. Other notable performances include Doral Academy, which has surged up eight places, and Mater Academy, the biggest riser of the week, moving up seven spots after a couple of nail-biting victories.

Power Rankings Highlights

As we look at the Week 4 rankings, here’s how the top 10 shakes out:

  • 1. IMG Academy (8-0)
  • 2. Jesuit (6-1)
  • 3. South Walton (9-1)
  • 4. Venice (8-0)
  • 5. Trinity Christian Academy (JAX) (7-1)
  • 6. Doral Academy (9-0)
  • 7. Mater Academy (7-1)
  • 8. Columbus (6-1)
  • 9. Stoneman Douglas (7-2)
  • 10. St. Johns Country Day (6-0)

South Walton is on a roll, winning four games in a row and marking nine consecutive victories overall. Mater Academy managed to pull off a thrilling 7-6 win over Miami Brito and followed it up with a close 5-4 victory against Columbus. Bishop Moore is also putting on a show, maintaining a perfect 7-0 record with significant run production.

Teams on the Rise and Fall

On the flip side, Stoneman Douglas has faced some challenges, suffering two consecutive losses, including a 9-5 defeat against West Broward. The First Academy also had a rough week, falling 10 spots in the rankings after a 2-3 week. New entrants like St. Thomas Aquinas, West Broward, and St. John Paul II Academy are making their mark, with St. John Paul II Academy maintaining an undefeated record of 8-0.

Upcoming events also promise to keep the excitement alive, including the South FL Rising Stars ID on March 17 and the Orlando Rising Stars ID on March 21. Fans should mark their calendars for the Florida Rising Stars Games on April 4, and the Tallahassee Summer ID on May 26, with more ID events planned through July 2026.

As the season progresses, each game becomes crucial, and the pressure mounts for teams to solidify their standings in the rankings. The dynamic nature of high school baseball in Florida keeps everyone engaged, and the talent on display is a testament to the bright future of the sport in the state. Keep an eye on this season; it’s sure to be one for the books!