Category: Football

  • South Cobb’s Lewis throws four touchdown passes against New Manchester

    South Cobb scored in all four quarters to beat New Manchester 27–0 in varsity girls flag football Monday.

    A. Lewis completed eight of 11 passes for 98 yards and four touchdowns. K. Williams caught three passes for 52 yards.

  • South Cobb’s Lewis throws four touchdown passes in a shutout of South Paulding

    South Cobb opened with a 14-point first quarter and went on to beat South Paulding 32–0 on Monday in varsity girls flag football in Douglasville.

    Quarterback A. Lewis went 13 of 20 for 153 yards and four touchdown passes, and added 36 rushing yards. D. Rhodes caught four passes for 59 yards and two touchdowns.

  • Woodside edges Heritage to claim the No. 7 seed in Region 5B

    Woodside beat Heritage of Newport News 25–22 on Monday, November 9. The result settled the final pairing in the VHSL Region 5B football bracket and gave Woodside the seventh seed.

  • Washington County’s ground game sends it to the second round

    Washington County won 46–8 at Columbia on Monday, November 9, in the first round of the NCHSAA Class 1A East football playoffs. Symir Jenkins, Demontae Woodley, Tyquez Selby and Kiymoni Jones led the Panthers’ rushing attack.

    Washington County advances to face top-seeded Northside in Pinetown on Friday.

  • Saratoga Springs survives Shaker 42–35 after late Georgeadis interception

    NEW YORK — November 6, 2026. Saratoga Springs held off Shaker 42–35 in a Section 2 Class AA football semifinal, earning another appearance in the section championship game.

    Quarterback Bobby Morris completed eight of 15 passes for 145 yards and two touchdowns, both to Jaden Lockrow. Morris was also a major rushing threat, gaining 172 yards and scoring three times on the ground.

    Shaker erased much of a deficit that had reached 21 points on two occasions and finished with 508 yards of offense, including 381 rushing yards. But turnovers proved costly: quarterback Austin Marohn threw four interceptions. Junior linebacker Thomas Georgeadis grabbed the decisive one with Shaker threatening late in the fourth quarter.

    Saratoga improved to 9–1 and advanced to face unbeaten Christian Brothers Academy in the November 14 Class AA Super Bowl. Shaker finished 7–3.

  • Midland Lee beats Midland High 33–27 as Anders’ kickoff return swings rivalry game

    MIDLAND, Texas — November 6, 2026. Midland Lee secured a 33–27 victory over Midland High in the District 2-6A regular-season finale, extending its winning streak in the rivalry to 10 games.

    A pivotal sequence came late in the first half. Midland High had trimmed the deficit to 19–14, but Ja’Braylen Anders answered by taking the ensuing kickoff 88 yards for a touchdown just 12 seconds later. Anders also contributed six receptions for 100 yards.

    Lee’s Hayes Hamm rushed for 142 yards and three touchdowns. Quarterback JP Reyes threw for 196 yards and a touchdown. Midland High remained within reach, cutting the margin to 33–27 with 1:31 left, but an onside kick went out of bounds and Lee ran out the clock.

    The victory put Lee second in District 2-6A. Lee was set to visit Pebble Hills in the Class 6A Division I bi-district round, while Midland High was headed to a Division II matchup against Franklin.

  • St. Joseph’s Prep beats La Salle College to reach the PCL 6A final

    St. Joseph’s Prep held La Salle College to one touchdown Sunday at Wissahickon High School, winning 17–7 in the Philadelphia Catholic League’s Class 6A semifinal. The win sends the Hawks to a rematch with Roman Catholic for the classification title.

    The Hawks also won the teams’ October 10 meeting, 13–3. Roman Catholic beat the Prep 21–17 on October 31, then shut out Father Judge 63–0 in the other 6A semifinal.

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  • Blue Mountain Holds Off Bangor 51–6 in Pennsylvania Football

    Football · Pennsylvania · November 7, 2026 · Final: Blue Mountain 51, Bangor 6

    Blue Mountain beat Bangor 51–6 Saturday in a playoff football game in Pennsylvania. Blue Mountain went into halftime ahead 44–0.

    Blue Mountain led 51–0 entering the fourth quarter. In the final period, Blue Mountain scored 0 and Bangor scored 6.

  • Scituate Holds Off Smithfield 28–14 in Rhode Island Football

    Football · Rhode Island · November 7, 2026 · Final: Scituate 28, Smithfield 14

    Scituate beat Smithfield 28–14 Saturday in a playoff football game in Rhode Island. Scituate went into halftime ahead 21–7.

    Scituate led 28–7 entering the fourth quarter. In the final period, Scituate scored 0 and Smithfield scored 7.

  • Springside Chestnut Hill Academy Holds Off Haverford School 28–21 in Pennsylvania Football

    Football · Pennsylvania · November 7, 2026 · Final: Springside Chestnut Hill Academy 28, Haverford School 21

    Springside Chestnut Hill Academy beat Haverford School 28–21 Saturday in a conference football game in Pennsylvania. Haverford School led 14–7 at halftime.

    The score was tied 21–21 through three quarters. In the final period, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy scored 7 and Haverford School scored 0.