Stigler beat Muldrow 52–6 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football conference matchup in Oklahoma.
Stigler led 20–6 at halftime. It outscored Muldrow 19–0 in the third, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Muldrow scored 6 before halftime and was held scoreless in the second half. Stigler added 32 points after the break.
Quarter scores, with Stigler first in each period, were 7–6, 13–0, 19–0, 13–0.
Sterlington beat Bastrop 49–8 on Nov. 5 in a varsity football conference matchup in Louisiana.
Sterlington led 42–0 at halftime. It outscored Bastrop 28–0 in the second, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Sterlington led 42–8 after three quarters. The teams scored 7 and 0 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Sterlington first in each period, were 14–0, 28–0, 0–8, 7–0.
Station Camp beat Lawson 45–14 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Tennessee.
Station Camp led 21–14 at halftime. It outscored Lawson 17–0 in the third, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Lawson scored 14 before halftime and was held scoreless in the second half. Station Camp added 24 points after the break.
Quarter scores, with Station Camp first in each period, were 7–7, 14–7, 17–0, 7–0.
Stanton beat Hartington-Newcastle 58–6 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Nebraska.
Stanton led 38–0 at halftime. It outscored Hartington-Newcastle 22–0 in the first, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Stanton led 44–6 after three quarters. The teams scored 14 and 0 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Stanton first in each period, were 22–0, 16–0, 6–6, 14–0.
St. Paul beat St. Mary’s 30–8 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Oregon.
St. Paul led 22–8 at halftime. It outscored St. Mary’s 8–0 in the second, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
St. Mary’s scored 8 before halftime and was held scoreless in the second half. St. Paul added 8 points after the break.
Quarter scores, with St. Paul first in each period, were 14–8, 8–0, 8–0, 0–0.
St. Patrick’s beat Howells-Dodge 25–8 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Nebraska.
St. Patrick’s led 6–0 at halftime. It outscored Howells-Dodge 12–0 in the third, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
St. Patrick’s led 18–0 after three quarters. The teams scored 7 and 8 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with St. Patrick’s first in each period, were 6–0, 0–0, 12–0, 7–8.
St. Michael beat Broadmoor 63–8 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football conference matchup in Louisiana.
St. Michael led 35–0 at halftime. It outscored Broadmoor 35–0 in the first, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
St. Michael led 49–8 after three quarters. The teams scored 14 and 0 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with St. Michael first in each period, were 35–0, 0–0, 14–8, 14–0.
St. Joseph led by 14 points entering the fourth quarter and held on to beat New Canaan 21–14 on Nov. 6.
New Canaan outscored St. Joseph 7–0 in the final period. That cut a 21–7 lead to 7 points.
At halftime of the nonconference varsity football matchup in Connecticut, the score was 21–0 in favor of St. Joseph.
Quarter scores, with St. Joseph first in each period, were 7–0, 14–0, 0–7, 0–7.
St. Charles beat Chopticon 38–7 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Maryland.
St. Charles led 24–7 at halftime. It outscored Chopticon 14–0 in the first, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Chopticon scored 7 before halftime and was held scoreless in the second half. St. Charles added 14 points after the break.
Quarter scores, with St. Charles first in each period, were 14–0, 10–7, 7–0, 7–0.
St. Augustine went into the fourth quarter behind 22–15 and rallied to beat Archbishop Rummel 35–22 on Nov. 6.
The comeback came in a varsity football conference matchup in Louisiana. St. Augustine had led 15–14 at halftime, but Archbishop Rummel outscored it 8–0 in the third.
St. Augustine scored 20 in the fourth while Archbishop Rummel managed 0. The 20-point swing turned a 7-point deficit into a 13-point win.
Quarter scores, with St. Augustine first in each period, were 8–7, 7–7, 0–8, 20–0.
