WEEK NINE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

WEEK NINE:

THURSDAY OCTOBER 22:

Patrick Henry at Thomas Dale, 7pm

Fluvanna at Charlottesville, 6:30pm

Western Albemarle at Albemarle, 7pm

Lafayette at York, 7pm

Jamestown at Smithfield, 7pm

Heritage-NN at Phoebus, 7pm

Hampton at Warwick, 7pm

FRIDAY OCTOBER 23:

Hermitage at Highland Springs, 7pm

Varina at Atlee, 7pm

Hanover at Henrico, 7pm

King William at Mechanicsville, 7pm

Thomas Jefferson at Deep Run, 7pm

Mills Godwin at Douglas Freeman, 7pm

John Marshall at J.R. Tucker, 7pm

COAL BOWL: Midlothian at James River, 7pm

L.C. Bird at Cosby, 7pm

Powhatan at Manchester, 7pm

Monacan at Clover Hill, 7pm

Prince George at Matoaca, 7pm (Homecoming)
Meadowbrook at Dinwiddie, 7pm

Hopewell at Petersburg, 7pm

Louisa at Orange, 7pm

Monticello at Goochland, 7pm

New Kent at Warhill, 7pm

Caroline at Courtland, 7pm

Culpeper at James Monroe, 7pm

Chancellor at Spotsylvania, 7pm

King George at Eastern View, 7pm

Amelia at Cumberland, 7pm

Essex at Northumberland, 7pm

Rappahannock at Colonial Beach, 7pm

Sussex Central at Franklin, 7pm

Southampton at Surry, 7pm

Middlesex at West Point, 7pm

Greensville at Windsor, 7pm

Nandua at Arcadia, 6pm

Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot at Fishburne Military, 4pm

Woodberry Forest at St. Anne's-Belfield, 7pm

Nottoway at Buckingham, 7pm

Prince Edward at Central-Lunenburg, 7pm

Northside at William Fleming, 7pm

Staunton River at Franklin County, 7pm

Salem at Pulaski County, 7pm

Nansemond River at Oscar Smith, 7pm

Western Branch at Grassfield, 7pm

Lake Taylor at Maury, 7pm

Booker T. Washington at Manor, 7pm

Tabb at Gloucester, 7pm

Bruton at Grafton, 7pm

Skyline at Brentsville District, 7pm

Meridian at Warren County, 7pm

Kettle Run at Fauquier, 7pm

Page County at Madison County, 7pm

Liberty-Bealeton at Manassas Park, 7pm

GW-Danville at Mecklenburg, 7pm

SATURDAY OCTOBER 24:

Fork Union at Collegiate, 12pm

RHSA at Huguenot, 1pm

St. Christopher's at Trinity Episcopal, 1pm

St. Michael the Archangel at Benedictine, 2pm
Westmoreland at Lancaster, 1pm

Norview at I.C. Norcom, 1pm

SUPER 12 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RANKINGS: Week Nine

With just three Fridays left, some teams have clinched playoff bids, while others are keeping hope alive! Let's check the latest rankings:

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1) VARINA (5-1-1, was #1, at Atlee, Friday 7pm): The Blue Devils go back to Hanover County, this time to face a feisty Atlee squad who overcame a 14-3 halftime deficit to ruin Homecoming for Armstrong 23-21 Friday night. Varina used a two-play, 36 second drive to end the first half up 21-7 on Hanover en route to a 55-14 win, but are still looking up to unbeaten Louisa in the Class 4, Region B standings. They'll be in the region playoffs. The question will be at what seed.

2) HIGHLAND SPRINGS (6-1, was #2, vs. #10 Hermitage, Friday 7pm): The Springers continue their recent roll of victories and have clinched a playoff berth in Class 5, Region C. Currently the top seed, they may need to win out to ensure staying there. That starts with hosting a Hermitage team who played their best 48 minutes of the season in a surprisingly easy 41-7 win over Glen Allen.

3) THOMAS DALE (7-0, was #3, vs. Patrick Henry, Thursday 7pm): Wyatt Jessup and company rolled to a 42-6 win over Dinwiddie to stay unbeaten. This is the fourth year of a non-district series between the Knights and the Patriots, who must win to keep slim playoff hopes alive in Class 4, Region B. Thomas Dale is still #1 in Class 6, Region A, have earned a playoff bid, and have it in hand to see that the region playoffs run through Crump Stadium.

4) MIDLOTHIAN (7-1, was #5, at James River, Friday 7pm): This may be the most consequential Coal Bowl in its three-decade plus history. The Trojans have won seven straight and have all but clinched a Class 5, Region C playoff berth. With almost no fanfare, the Rapids have won six of seven, sit seventh in the region barely behind both Hermitage and Glen Allen, and now get ready to host Gibson Gross and company. If the Rapids win this one, the fanfare will explode.

5) PETERSBURG (7-0, was #6, vs. #11 Hopewell, Friday 7pm): The Wave prepare for the biggest game against their rivals the Blue Devils in a generation. Despite a loss, Hopewell's strength of schedule currently has them atop Class 3, Region A just over Petersburg. Jerome Mathis' squad is more than ready for the challenge, proving they can win in slugfest fashion via their 26-15 triumph at Meadowbrook.

6) MANCHESTER (6-1, was #7, vs. Powhatan, Friday 7pm): The Lancers come out of their bye week with three home games ahead: Powhatan, RHSA, and a week eleven showdown with Huguenot. They've clinched a Class 6, Region A playoff spot, currently sit in second place, and are looking to win out and hope Thomas Dale falters down the stretch.

7) HUGUENOT (6-1, was #8, vs. RHSA, Saturday 1pm): The Falcons have scored 118 points....in their last six quarters. Opportunities to rise above third place in Class 4, Region B are on the horizon with James River and Manchester left to play.

8) DOUGLAS FREEMAN (6-1, was #9, vs. Mills Godwin, Friday 7pm): Three more games. One more win to ensure the postseason. But boy are these games going to be good. We begin this week with the longstanding rivalry between the Mavericks and the desperate Eagles, who, at 3-4, are currently ninth in Class 5, Region C, a full point behind Meadowbrook. After taking Godwin's best punch, Freeman still has to go to Hermitage, then finish the regular season hosting Glen Allen.

9) TRINITY EPISCOPAL (5-2, was #4, vs. St. Christopher's, Saturday 1pm): A very tough loss on Senior Day Saturday by three to St. Michael the Archangel, the Titans must bounce back hosting the rival Saints ahead of a trip to Glen Allen to end the regular season October 30th.

10) HERMITAGE (5-2, was #10, at #2 Highland Springs, Friday 7pm): The Panthers put a stop to a hot Glen Allen offense, overtaking them in the Class 5, Region C standings, now sitting in fifth. They could blow up the region standings Friday by taking down the leader in Highland Springs in a quest for at least one home playoff game. 

11) HOPEWELL (6-1, was #12, at #5 Petersburg, Friday 7pm): Make that 283 points in their six-game winning streak. 40+ plus each contest. But they'll be hard pressed to make it seven at unbeaten Petersburg in a game that will likely decide the number one seed in Class 3, Region A. Easily their toughest test since their opening week loss to Highland Springs.

12) MECHANICSVILLE (6-1, NEW, vs. King William, Friday 7pm): Time to give some love to Mustang Country! After proving to be playoff worthy in their win over Hanover two weeks ago, Mechanicsville rolled up a 42-0 lead en route to a big win over Henrico. Now, K'Sean Hill and the powerful King William offense comes down Route 360 for what should be a fantastic matchup. If the playoffs began today, the Mustangs would be the fourth seed in Class 4, Region B and would host a quarterfinal. Mechanicsville hasn't hosted a postseason game since 2012.

DROPPING OUT: Armstrong (was #11)

CHASING THE DOZEN: James River, Benedictine, Thomas Jefferson, L.C. Bird

WEEK EIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD:

WEEK EIGHT:

THURSDAY OCTOBER 15:

Huguenot 75, Powhatan 6

Highland Springs 37, St Frances (MD) 14

King William 48, Mecklenburg 14

Poquoson 17, Warhill 14

Nottoway 22, Randolph-Henry 20

Cumberland 20, Prince Edward 0

Phoebus 27, Hampton 21

Heritage-NN 41, Menchville 34

FRIDAY OCTOBER 16: 

Benedictine 21, Roanoke Catholic 6

Thomas Dale 42, Dinwiddie 6

Varina 55, Hanover 14

Midlothian 28, Cosby 7

Mechanicsville 42, Henrico 22

Douglas Freeman 42, Deep Run 7

Hopewell 41, Prince George 6

Petersburg 26, Meadowbrook 15

Patrick Henry 49, J.R. Tucker 20

Matoaca 20, Colonial Heights 18

Hermitage 41, Glen Allen 7

Atlee 23, Armstrong 21

Granby 25, John Marshall 6

Louisa 63, Albemarle 14

James River 33, RHSA 8

Western Albemarle 7, Goochland 0

Essex 22, Rappahannock 14

Spotsylvania 30, Caroline 21

Courtland 53, Eastern View 19

Monticello 42, Charlottesville 6

New Kent 47, Bruton 6

Northumberland 23, Lancaster 14

Franklin at Brunswick, no report

Surry 46, Windsor 0

Middlesex 63, Charles City 0

Westmoreland 36, Colonial Beach 0

Northampton 27, West Point 12

Southampton 21, Greensville 0

Central-Lunenburg 10, Buckingham 0

Fluvanna 34, Orange 22

Culpeper 7, King George 0

James Monroe 33, Chancellor 22

Clarke County 42, Page County 12

PH-Roanoke 49, Glade Spring 28

Booker T. Washington 24, Norview 21

Maury 70, I.C. Norcom 0

William Byrd 27, William Fleming 10

Churchland 30, Lake Taylor 27

Landstown 14, Tallwood 0

Oscar Smith 69, Grassfield 0

Bethel 85, Woodside 3

Smithfield 50, York 0

Millbrook 28, Skyline 21

Meridian 21, Brentsville District 14

Warren County at Fauquier

Sherando 41, Kettle Run 7

Northside 20, Franklin County 10

Broadway 70, William Monroe 35

SATURDAY OCTOBER 17:

Woodberry Forest 33, St. Christopher's 20

St. Michael the Archangel 24, Trinity Episcopal 21

SUPER 12 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RANKINGS: Week Eight

The race to the playoffs is in full gear! Let's check the latest rankings:

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1) VARINA (4-1-1, was #1, at Hanover, Friday 7pm): The Blue Devils return to action at Hanover, a team coming off a loss where they allowed their opponent to score twenty unanswered points in the fourth quarter. Varina will get everyone's best shot down the stretch, and, yes, the showdown with the team below is two weeks from Friday. 

2) HIGHLAND SPRINGS (5-1, was #2, vs. St. Frances Academy (Regional), Thursday 7pm): This young team is growing up fast, which is fully intentional. Now they'll finally have a tenth game on their schedule, welcoming in the regional program from Maryland's St. Frances. They still have Hermitage, Varina, and Hanover to come, and are currently atop Class 5, Region C.

3) THOMAS DALE (6-0, was #3, vs. Dinwiddie, Friday 7pm): Another week, another win, this time 21-14 over Matoaca. Normally a huge game on the fall calendar, the injury-depleted Dinwiddie Generals come in having lost five in a row. The Knights haven't escaped the injury bug, but have found ways to keep winning, beginning with a defense that is putting up historic program numbers. And at Thomas Dale, that's saying something. The Knights can own the top seed in Class 6, Region A if they run the table.

4) TRINITY EPISCOPAL (5-1, was #4, vs St. Michael the Archangel, Saturday 1pm): It's not a good thing to earn a victory via forfeit, but that was the case Saturday as the Titans did not play North Cross. SMTA returns to Richmond a week after falling just short on a last-second touchdown drive at St. Christopher's, who won 20-14.

5) MIDLOTHIAN (6-1, was #5, vs. Cosby Friday 7pm): The winning streak now stretches to a half-dozen as the Trojans prepare to host a Cosby team desperate for a signature win that would vault them into the top six in Class 6, Region A. Midlothian, meanwhile, is second in Class 5, Region C behind Highland Springs and just ahead of Douglas Freeman, with whom they hold a head-to-head tiebreaker.

6) PETERSBURG (6-0, was #6, at Meadowbrook, Friday 7pm): The Wave win their first game against Dinwiddie in two decades, and now prepare for a tricky trip to Cogbill Road, where the Monarchs bested Prince George last week, and gave Hopewell a scare just a few weeks ago.

7) MANCHESTER (6-1, was #7, bye week): It was an incredibly gutsy performance for the Lancers in their 42-40 overtime win over L.C. Bird Friday. Now with a week to heal, the Lancers will face Powhatan and RHSA before their regular season finale showdown against Huguenot. Currently second in Class 6, Region A, they hope to win out and hope Thomas Dale does not.

8) HUGUENOT (5-1, was #9, at Powhatan, Thursday 7pm): An uneven first half, but a rousing second half as the Chiefs turned a 19-10 halftime lead into a 62-17 win over Monacan. Powhatan just picked up their first win this season Friday over RHSA. The Falcons are second in Class 4, Region B just behind unbeaten Louisa, just ahead of Varina.

9) DOUGLAS FREEMAN (5-1, was #11, at Deep Run, Friday 7pm): Have to give props to the Mavericks for taking Thomas Jefferson's best shot, turning a 10-0 halftime deficit into a 14-10 lead, then bouncing back to best the Vikings 16-14 to win their fourth straight. Currently sitting third in Class 5, Region C, Douglas Freeman has rivalries all around as the season winds down, beginning with a trip off Nuckols Road Friday, and battles still looming with Hermitage and Glen Allen.

10) HERMITAGE (4-2, was #10, vs. Glen Allen, Friday 7pm): The Panthers must find a way to slow down Jakeem Dandridge, Luke Perini, and a dangerous Glen Allen offense coming out of the bye week. The Panthers begin this week in seventh place in Class 5, Region C, while the Jaguars are fifth, and want to climb higher.

11) ARMSTRONG (6-1, was #8, vs. Atlee, Friday 7pm): The Wildcats let one slip away against Thomas Jefferson, bounced back in Emporia, and now take on an Atlee team who must win out for any hopes of a playoff bid in their region. Armstrong is currently fifth in Class 2, Region A, just behind a King William team they routed earlier this season. Hanover and Arcadia round out the Wildcat schedule.

12) HOPEWELL (5-1, was #12, at Prince George, Friday 7pm): Now 242 points scored in their last five games, all victories, the Blue Devils next head to rival Prince George, who, too, are in must-win mode in Class 5, Region C. Hopewell currently edges out Petersburg for first place in Class 3, Region A.

DROPPING OUT: None

CHASING THE DOZEN: TeeJay, Mechanicsville, Glen Allen, Meadowbrook

WEEK SEVEN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD

WEEK SEVEN:

THURSDAY OCTOBER 8: 

Thomas Dale 21, Matoaca 14

Hampton 21, Kecoughtan 12

Warhill 40, Bruton 6

Smithfield 34, Grafton 14

FRIDAY OCTOBER 9:

Benedictine 28, Collegiate 0

St. Christopher's 20, St. Michael The Archangel 14

Armstrong 44, Greensville Co. 7

Douglas Freeman 16, Thomas Jefferson 14

Atlee 31, Patrick Henry 19

Huguenot 62, Monacan 17

Glen Allen 40, Mills Godwin 13

Henrico 36, J.R. Tucker 0

Mechanicsville 39, Hanover 29

Powhatan 28, RHSA 18

Manchester 42, L.C. Bird 40 (F/OT)

Petersburg 33, Dinwiddie 3

Midlothian 49, Clover Hill 7

Hopewell 59, Colonial Heights 12

Meadowbrook 28, Prince George 12

John Marshall 42, Charles City 0

Louisa 49, Goochland 10

King William 39, Halifax 13

Rappahannock 36, Northumberland 14

Caroline 20, Eastern View 14 (F/OT)

Culpeper 37, Chancellor 27

King George 27, James Monroe 14

Courtland 27, Spotsylvania 26

Central-Lunenburg 55, Cumberland 0

Randolph-Henry 21, Amelia 0

Sussex Central 44, Windsor 0

Middlesex 47, West Point 14

Southampton 32, Brunswick 7

Surry 20, Franklin 12

Nottoway 52, Prince Edward 0

Orange 43, Albemarle 13

Fluvanna 34, Monticello 6

Western Albemarle 23, Charlottesville 13

William Fleming 13, Staunton River 10

PH-Roanoke 47, Christiansburg 10

Arcadia 20, Washington (MD) 0

King's Fork 40, Western Branch 7

Oscar Smith 54, Deep Creek 7

I.C. Norcom 19, Churchland 16

Lake Taylor 86, Manor 42

Great Bridge 28, Grassfield 7

Landstown 46, Princess Anne 19

Tabb 42, York 0

Booker T Washington 55, Granby 0

Lafayette 55, Jamestown 0

Maury 64, Norview 0

Poquoson 48, Gloucester 0

Brentsville District 31, Liberty-Bealeton 20

Skyline 68, Fauquier 7

Meridian 41, TJ-Alexandria 0

Warren County 46, Manassas Park 7

Magna Vista 58, Mecklenburg 6

Central-Woodstock 42, Clarke County 14

Lord Botetourt 37, Franklin County 14

Salem 35, Cave Spring 7

SATURDAY OCTOBER 10:

Trinity Episcopal d. North Cross via forfeit

Bethel 28, Phoebus 0

Essex 48, Westmoreland 25

Lancaster 42, Colonial Beach 0

SUPER 12 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RANKINGS: Week Seven

It was a wild week six, and there's a little bit of movement in our latest rankings.

1) VARINA (4-1-1, was #1, bye week): Yes, the Blue Devils suffered a defeat. But without their starting quarterback, they fought all the way through overtime, falling two yards short in their quest to avenge their loss last year in North Carolina to Grimsley. Now, a week to rest up before returning to action at Hanover next Friday.

2) HIGHLAND SPRINGS (5-1, was #3, bye week): A command performance by the Springers on Wall of Fame Night, destroying Phoebus. Now a break before a quirk in scheduling. You'll recall two different schools scheduled, then dropped, Highland Springs for a mid-October game. But thanks to a no-contest between John Marshall and Petersburg, the Wave became available, so Highland Springs heads down I-295 next Tuesday night for their next action.

3) THOMAS DALE (5-0, was #2, at Matoaca, Thursday 7pm): A rare move down for an undefeated team, and it is definitely no disrespect to the Knights, whose defense did it again in a 7-3 win over Meadowbrook. But the dominance of the Highland Springs victory had to be noted. For Thomas Dale, the top seed in Class 6, Region A is theirs for the taking, but battles with Petersburg and Hopewell loom in the second half of the regular season.

4) TRINITY EPISCOPAL (4-1, was #5, vs North Cross, Saturday 1pm): The Titans just keep rolling. A big second half gave them a fourth consecutive win Saturday at Blue Ridge, now they come home to host North Cross.

5) MIDLOTHIAN (5-1, was #6, at Clover Hill, Friday 7pm): The Trojans have vanquished two unbeatens in Huguenot and Manchester in successive weeks, and will be favored this Friday. Get the victory here, then worry about a Cosby team whose defense raises eyebrows, and surprising 5-1 James River in two weeks.

6) PETERSBURG (4-0, was #7, vs. Dinwiddie, Friday 7pm): The Wave have a brutal next eleven days. First, they'll host depleted Dinwiddie, then host Highland Springs next Tuesday, then go to Meadowbrook next Friday. They spent a couple of weeks on the sideline in September with a bye and the John Marshall no-contest. They'll be no rest for the weary in October.

7) MANCHESTER (5-1, was #4, vs. L.C. Bird, Friday 7pm): This one could get tricky. The Lancers come off an emotional first loss of the season at Midlothian, a game they could have won in the final minute. Now they get a Skyhawks team who scrapped and clawed before falling 24-20 to Huguenot, and, at 3-3, in good shape for a postseason berth in Class 6, Region A, but in desperate need of a win here for a shot at a top two seed and the quarterfinal round bye that comes with it. Of course, Manchester is fighting for that, too.

8) ARMSTRONG (5-0, was #8, vs. Thomas Jefferson Monday (conclusion of game) 6pm): There's a trip to Greensville coming for Jeremy Pruitt's Wildcats on Friday, but first they finally get to settle things with their arch rivals in Class 2, Region A and within the city limits. The Wildcats led the Vikings 17-14 at the half when the game was suspended September 3rd due to heat issues. 

9) HUGUENOT (4-1, was #9, vs. Monacan, Friday 7pm): A good night for Charles Scott Jr. in the win at L.C. Bird. They'll be favored in their next three games before facing James River and Manchester to conclude the regular season. Win out, and they make their best case for a top seed in Class 4, Region B. They wouldn't mind a Louisa loss down the stretch, either, and they'll definitely be rooting for Highland Springs to knock off Varina October 30th.

10) HERMITAGE (4-2, was #10, bye week): The Panthers best Mills Godwin 32-13 to hit their break with a 4-2 mark. Also 4-2 are the Glen Allen Jaguars. They're both fighting for playoff position in Class 5, Region C, and they'll face each other next Friday night.

11) DOUGLAS FREEMAN (5-1, was #11, at Thomas Jefferson, Friday 7pm, Hovey Field): One of the best games on paper for week seven pits the Mavericks and the TeeJay Vikings at Virginia Union. The Mavs do have one big advantage here. They rested some starters in their 58-0 win over J.R. Tucker Friday, while the Vikings have to play the second half of their Armstrong game on the road Monday night before turning their attention to Douglas Freeman.

12) HOPEWELL (4-1, NEW, vs. Colonial Heights, Friday 7pm): Again, this is a case of impressive performances, and no disrespect to last week's #12 team, the Hanover Hawks, who are also 4-1. But Ar'King Holloway's offense has rung up 183 points in four straight wins, including defeats of Dinwiddie and Thomas Jefferson by 33 and 40 points respectively. Their defense is making noise, too.

DROPPING OUT (kinda): Hanover (was #12)

CHASING THE DOZEN: Hanover, Collegiate, James River, Mechanicsville, Thomas Jefferson, Glen Allen

WEEK SIX HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD

GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL:

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 29:

John Marshall 26, Huguenot 0

Armstrong 32, Franklin Military 6

Richmond Community 19, RHSA 0

FIRST BATTLE OF CHESTER: L.C. Bird 26, Thomas Dale 15

Midlothian 25, Matoaca 22

Cosby 39, Manchester 16

James River 38, Clover Hill 0

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 30:

Henrico 27, Highland Springs 0

SATURDAY OCTOBER 3 (Jamboree, games at Armstrong HS):

Varina 25, RHSA 0

Richmond Community 25, Cristo Rey 12

Henrico 13, Thomas Jefferson 0

John Marshall 36, Petersburg 6

Highland Springs 16, Armstrong 6

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WEEK SIX:

THURSDAY OCTOBER 1:

Petersburg 46, Matoaca 8

Hopewell 47, Dinwiddie 14

Thomas Jefferson 14, Heritage (Lynchburg) 7

New Kent 50, York 0

Surry 32, Greensville 14

Sussex Central 44, Southampton 30

Westmoreland 42, West Point 6

Bethel 69, Heritage-Newport News 0

FRIDAY OCTOBER 2:

Episcopal 48, St. Christopher's 7

Hanover 16, Patrick Henry 6

Thomas Dale 7, Meadowbrook 3

Prince George 51, Colonial Heights 26

King William 41, Essex 12

Midlothian 34, Manchester 30

Douglas Freeman 58, J.R. Tucker 0

Highland Springs 57, Phoebus 7

Grimsley (NC) 24, Varina 17 (F/OT)

Glen Allen 28, Deep Run 14

James River 50, Powhatan 23

Armstrong 24, Henrico 6

Huguenot 24, L.C. Bird 20

Hermitage 32, Mills Godwin 13

Woodbridge 22, John Marshall 0

Cosby 42, Clover Hill 6

Monacan 40, RHSA 12

Louisa 51, Charlottesville 7

James Monroe 29, Caroline 28

Goochland 40, Albemarle 13

Spotsylvania 27, King George 14

Courtland 48, Chancellor 17

Monticello 34, Orange 20

Amelia 37, Prince Edward 14

Buckingham 35, Randolph-Henry 7

Culpeper 49, Fauquier 0

Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot 48, Kenston Forest 8

GW-Danville 31, William Fleming 13

Liberty Christian 35, Franklin County 0

Brunswick 42, Windsor 8

Poquoson 56, Jamestown 0

PH-Roanoke 41, Salem 22

Nottoway 47, Cumberland 14
Washington (MD) 20, Nandua 10

Maury 58, Booker T. Washington 8

Oscar Smith 35, Hickory 0

Central-Lunenburg 28, Clarke County 14

Middlesex 33, Northampton 13

I.C. Norcom 42, Lake Taylor 41 (F/OT)

Indian River 62, Western Branch 0

Smithfield 13, Tabb 10

Bruton 34, Gloucester 28

Sherando 41, Millbrook 13

Skyline 16, Central-Woodstock 6

Brentsville District 19, Manassas Park 0

James Wood 55, Meridian 10

Turner Ashby 50, William Monroe 10

Kettle Run 38, John Handley 28

Fluvanna 40, Western Albemarle 13

Warren County 22, Liberty-Bealeton 19

SATURDAY OCTOBER 3:

Trinity Episcopal 34, Blue Ridge 14

Woodside 8, Kecoughtan 0