West Point beat Columbus 47–20 on Nov. 5 in a varsity football conference matchup in Mississippi.
West Point led 41–12 at halftime. It outscored Columbus 28–6 in the first, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
West Point led 47–12 after three quarters. The teams scored 0 and 8 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with West Point first in each period, were 28–6, 13–6, 6–0, 0–8.
Tupelo Christian Prep beat West Lowndes 51–6 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Mississippi.
Tupelo Christian Prep led 37–0 at halftime. It outscored West Lowndes 28–0 in the second, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Tupelo Christian Prep led 51–0 after three quarters. The teams scored 0 and 6 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Tupelo Christian Prep first in each period, were 9–0, 28–0, 14–0, 0–6.
Tupelo held DeSoto Central scoreless in a 38–0 win on Nov. 5 in a varsity football conference matchup in Mississippi.
Tupelo scored 21 points in the second quarter, its highest-scoring period. It had 35 points at halftime and 35 entering the fourth.
The 3 points Tupelo scored after halftime included 3 in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Tupelo first in each period, were 14–0, 21–0, 0–0, 3–0.
Wayne County beat Fayetteville 27–21 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Tennessee.
Wayne County led 14–0 at halftime. It outscored Fayetteville 14–0 in the second, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Wayne County led 14–8 after three quarters. The teams scored 13 and 13 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Wayne County first in each period, were 0–0, 14–0, 0–8, 13–13.
West Nassau beat Fernandina Beach 41–15 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Florida.
West Nassau led 21–3 at halftime. It outscored Fernandina Beach 13–3 in the second, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
West Nassau led 28–3 after three quarters. The teams scored 13 and 12 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with West Nassau first in each period, were 8–0, 13–3, 7–0, 13–12.
West Albany beat Springfield 42–7 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Oregon.
West Albany led 35–7 at halftime. It outscored Springfield 21–7 in the first, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Springfield scored 7 before halftime and was held scoreless in the second half. West Albany added 7 points after the break.
Quarter scores, with West Albany first in each period, were 21–7, 14–0, 7–0, 0–0.
Wayne Academy beat Adams County Christian 34–8 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Mississippi.
Wayne Academy led 6–0 at halftime. It outscored Adams County Christian 14–0 in the third, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Wayne Academy led 20–0 after three quarters. The teams scored 14 and 8 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Wayne Academy first in each period, were 0–0, 6–0, 14–0, 14–8.
Trinity held Pleasure Ridge Park scoreless in a 49–0 win on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Kentucky.
Trinity scored 35 points in the first quarter, its highest-scoring period. It had 42 points at halftime and 49 entering the fourth.
Trinity did all of its scoring before the fourth quarter. Pleasure Ridge Park stayed scoreless through the finish.
Quarter scores, with Trinity first in each period, were 35–0, 7–0, 7–0, 0–0.
Wauconda beat Belvidere North 40–14 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Illinois.
Wauconda led 27–0 at halftime. It outscored Belvidere North 14–0 in the first, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Wauconda led 34–7 after three quarters. The teams scored 6 and 7 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Wauconda first in each period, were 14–0, 13–0, 7–7, 6–7.
Tri-West Hendricks beat Western Boone 35–7 on Nov. 6 in a varsity football playoff game in Indiana.
Tri-West Hendricks led 7–0 at halftime. It outscored Western Boone 21–7 in the third, its largest scoring advantage in a quarter.
Tri-West Hendricks led 28–7 after three quarters. The teams scored 7 and 0 points, respectively, in the fourth.
Quarter scores, with Tri-West Hendricks first in each period, were 0–0, 7–0, 21–7, 7–0.
