Sulligent beat Appalachian 44–26 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Alabama.
Sulligent led 26–7 at halftime. It outscored Appalachian 20–7 in the second, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Sulligent led 38–14 after three quarters. The teams scored 6 and 12 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Sulligent first in each period, were 6–0, 20–7, 12–7, 6–12.
Corey Kimble returned the opening kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown, and Hillcrest of Tuscaloosa beat Stanhope Elmore 50–7 on Nov. 6 in the Alabama Class 5A playoffs.
Hillcrest led 43–7 by halftime. Jacobi Harris and Dylan Taylor ran for two touchdowns each, and the Patriots also scored on a blocked punt.
AJ Shepherd added a 4-yard touchdown run after halftime. Hillcrest stayed unbeaten and ended Stanhope Elmore’s six-game winning streak.
RaKaveon Goldsmith threw for three touchdowns in Parker’s 54–12 home win over Mae Jemison on Nov. 6 in the Alabama Class 5A playoffs.
Goldsmith completed 12 of 16 passes for 186 yards. Martez Drake added 91 yards and a touchdown on eight carries. Parker also scored on an interception return by Terran Gaines.
Parker recorded its 10th straight win and advanced to host Russellville. Mae Jemison ended the season 5–5, its first season at .500 or better since 2017.
Stroud beat Kellyville 62–22 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football conference matchup in Oklahoma.
Stroud led 41–16 at halftime. It outscored Kellyville 21–0 in the first, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Stroud led 54–16 after three quarters. The teams scored 8 and 6 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Stroud first in each period, were 21–0, 20–16, 13–0, 8–6.
Summertown beat East Robertson 51–29 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Tennessee.
Summertown led 23–13 at halftime. It outscored East Robertson 13–6 in the first, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Summertown led 44–29 after three quarters. The teams scored 7 and 0 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Summertown first in each period, were 13–6, 10–7, 21–16, 7–0.
Bryson Garcia scored three touchdowns as Foley beat JAG 49–28 on Nov. 6 in the Alabama Class 6A playoffs. It was Foley’s first playoff win since 2014.
Garcia accounted for two rushing touchdowns and one receiving touchdown. Makai Holmes ran for two scores, and quarterback Judah Spencer finished with two touchdown passes.
The win put Foley through to the second round of the Class 6A bracket.
Charlie Taaffe threw five touchdown passes and ran for another score in Vestavia Hills’ 50–12 win over Huntsville on Nov. 6 in the first round of the Alabama Class 6A playoffs.
Taaffe threw four touchdowns in the first quarter, two to Luke Stubbs and one apiece to Price Lemaster and Grayson Harper. Harper caught another scoring pass in the second quarter. Vestavia Hills led 50–6 at halftime.
Taaffe completed 12 of 13 passes for 233 yards, and Noah Boylan ran for 111 yards on eight carries. Huntsville’s Cinco Dawkins ran for 102 yards and a touchdown.
Stonington beat Plainfield 50–26 on Nov. 5 in a varsity football conference matchup in Connecticut.
Stonington led 34–20 at halftime. It outscored Plainfield 16–6 in the fourth, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Stonington entered the fourth ahead 34–20 and increased its lead from 14 to 24 points in the final period.
Quarter scores, with Stonington first in each period, were 12–6, 22–14, 0–0, 16–6.
Stone held East Central scoreless in a 32–0 win on Nov. 5 in a varsity football conference matchup in Mississippi.
Stone scored 19 points in the first quarter, its highest-scoring period. It had 26 points at halftime and 26 entering the fourth.
The 6 points Stone scored after halftime included 6 in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Stone first in each period, were 19–0, 7–0, 0–0, 6–0.
Stilwell went into the fourth quarter behind 21–20 and rallied to beat Ada 26–21 on Nov. 6.
The comeback came in a varsity football conference matchup in Oklahoma. Stilwell had led 20–8 at halftime, but Ada outscored it 13–0 in the third.
Stilwell scored 6 in the fourth while Ada managed 0. The 6-point swing turned a 1-point deficit into a 5-point win.
Quarter scores, with Stilwell first in each period, were 8–0, 12–8, 0–13, 6–0.
