Scottsboro beat Center Point 51–14 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Alabama.
Scottsboro led 22–0 at halftime. It outscored Center Point 22–0 in the third, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Scottsboro led 44–0 after three quarters. The teams scored 7 and 14 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Scottsboro first in each period, were 7–0, 15–0, 22–0, 7–14.
Sedgwick County beat Vail Christian 48–14 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Colorado.
Sedgwick County led 28–0 at halftime. It outscored Vail Christian 20–6 in the third, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Sedgwick County led 48–6 after three quarters. The teams scored 0 and 8 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Sedgwick County first in each period, were 14–0, 14–0, 20–6, 0–8.
Senatobia beat North Pontotoc 47–14 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Mississippi.
Senatobia led 47–7 at halftime. It outscored North Pontotoc 21–0 in the second, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Senatobia led 47–7 after three quarters. The teams scored 0 and 7 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Senatobia first in each period, were 26–7, 21–0, 0–0, 0–7.
Scottsdale Christian Academy beat Trivium Prep 49–7 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Arizona.
Scottsdale Christian Academy led 35–7 at halftime. It outscored Trivium Prep 21–7 in the first, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Trivium Prep scored 7 before halftime and was held scoreless in the second half. Scottsdale Christian Academy added 14 points after the break.
Quarter scores, with Scottsdale Christian Academy first in each period, were 21–7, 14–0, 7–0, 7–0.
Science Hill led by 10 points entering the fourth quarter and held on to beat Hardin Valley Academy 27–24 on Nov. 6.
Hardin Valley Academy outscored Science Hill 14–7 in the final period. That cut a 20–10 lead to 3 points.
At halftime of the varsity football playoff game in Tennessee, the score was 13–10 in favor of Science Hill.
Quarter scores, with Science Hill first in each period, were 6–7, 7–3, 7–0, 7–14.
Saraland beat Pelham 61–28 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Alabama.
Saraland led 28–21 at halftime. It outscored Pelham 19–0 in the third, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Saraland led 47–21 after three quarters. The teams scored 14 and 7 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Saraland first in each period, were 14–7, 14–14, 19–0, 14–7.
Santa Cruz Valley beat Parker 21–13 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Arizona.
Santa Cruz Valley led 14–7 at halftime. It outscored Parker 14–0 in the second, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Santa Cruz Valley led 14–13 after three quarters. The teams scored 7 and 0 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Santa Cruz Valley first in each period, were 0–7, 14–0, 0–6, 7–0.
Scott County beat Conner 56–14 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Kentucky.
Scott County led 49–0 at halftime. It outscored Conner 35–0 in the first, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Scott County led 56–7 after three quarters. The teams scored 0 and 7 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Scott County first in each period, were 35–0, 14–0, 7–7, 0–7.
Sand Springs beat Muskogee 35–21 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football conference matchup in Oklahoma.
Sand Springs led 21–7 at halftime. It outscored Muskogee 14–7 in the first, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Sand Springs led 35–14 after three quarters. The teams scored 0 and 7 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Sand Springs first in each period, were 14–7, 7–0, 14–7, 0–7.
Sapulpa held Will Rogers College scoreless in a 42–0 win on Nov. 6 in a varsity football conference matchup in Oklahoma.
Sapulpa scored 21 points in the first quarter, its highest-scoring period. It had 28 points at halftime and 35 entering the fourth.
The 14 points Sapulpa scored after halftime included 7 in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Sapulpa first in each period, were 21–0, 7–0, 7–0, 7–0.
