WEEK FIVE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

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GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL (Week Two):

MONDAY SEPTEMBER 21:

Highland Springs 40, Cristo Rey 0

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22:

Thomas Jefferson 16, Armstrong 0

John Marshall 12, Richmond Community 0

RHSA 12, Franklin Military 0

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24:

Petersburg at Henrico, 6pm

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL WEEK FIVE: 

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24:

Thomas Dale at Prince George, 7pm

Hopewell at Meadowbrook, 7pm

Nottoway at Amelia, 7pm

Charles City at Cumberland, 7pm

Northampton at West Point, 7pm

York at Warhill, 7pm

Heritage-NN at Denbigh, 7pm

Kecoughtan at Bethel, 7pm

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25:

Gonzaga (DC) at Benedictine, 4pm

Norfolk Academy at St. Christopher's, 6:30pm

King William at Armstrong, 7pm (Legacy Night)

L.C. Bird at Highland Springs, 7pm (Homecoming)

Atlee at Hanover, 7pm (LIVE "X" COVERAGE AT @hanoversports)

Varina at Henrico, 7pm

RHSA at Mechanicsville, 7pm

Hermitage at Deep Run, 7pm

Mills Godwin at J.R. Tucker, 7pm

Hampton at Glen Allen, 7pm

Thomas Jefferson at Booker T. Washington, 7pm

John Marshall at Atlantic Shores Christian, 7:30pm

Cosby at Manchester, 7pm

Monacan at Powhatan, 7pm (Homecoming)

James River at Clover Hill, 7pm

Midlothian at Huguenot, 7pm

Dinwiddie at Matoaca, 7pm

Petersburg at Colonial Heights, 7pm

Louisa at Fluvanna, 7pm
Orange at Goochland, 7pm

Chancellor at Caroline, 7pm

Culpeper at Spotsylvania, 7pm

New Kent at Smithfield, 7pm

Brunswick at Surry, 7pm

Middlesex at Rappahannock, 7pm

Windsor at Franklin, 7pm

Southampton at Lakeland, 7pm

Sussex Central at Greensville, 7pm

Colonial Beach at Norfolk Christian, 7pm

James Monroe at Eastern View, 7pm

King George at Courtland, 7pm

Albemarle at Charlottesville, 7pm

Randolph-Henry at Central-Lunenburg, 7pm

Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot at Brunswick Academy, 7pm

Westmoreland at Arcadia, 6pm

Kent County (MD) at Nandua, 6pm

Prince Edward at Buckingham, 7pm

PH-Roanoke at Hidden Valley, 7pm

E.C. Glass at Liberty, 7pm

Poquoson at Lafayette, 7pm

King's Fork at Oscar Smith, 7pm

Kellam at Ocean Lakes, 7pm

Lake Taylor at Granby, 7pm

Warwick at Phoebus, 7pm

Landstown at Salem (VB), 7pm

Grafton at Tabb, 7pm

Sherando at Brentsville District, 7pm

Meridian at Fauquier, 7pm

James Wood at Warren County, 7pm

Spotswood at William Monroe, 7pm

Kettle Run at Millbrook, 7pm

Mecklenburg at Bassett, 7pm

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26:

Northumberland at Collegiate, 1pm

Eastside at Essex, 2pm

SUPER 12 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RANKINGS: Week Five

1) VARINA (3-0-1, was #1, at Henrico Friday): The Blue Devils won't take their rivals lightly, even though they could be guilty of looking ahead to the rematch with Grimsley of North Carolina next week. After that, Varina will be grateful to have their bye week. Is that when Kaleb Wyche is ready to return from injury?

2) HUGUENOT (3-0, was #2, vs. #10 Midlothian Friday): Another win, another shutout. For all the talk, and deservedly so, surrounding Charles Scott, Jr and Iveon Lewis, a shoutout to the Falcons defense for being ultra-dominant thus far.

3) THOMAS DALE (3-0, was #3, at Prince George Thursday): The Knights, after a monster performance at a good Glen Allen team, now head to face the Royals on a short week. Prince George will throw haymakers, trying to avoid a 1-3 start after a disappointing showing in their loss at Douglas Freeman.

4) HIGHLAND SPRINGS (3-1, was #4, vs. L.C. Bird Friday): As head coach Loren Johnson told the Richmonder after their South County victory, this is essentially game four of a regular season schedule specifically designed to prepare the Springers for the postseason gauntlet. The Skyhawks can give them a good test, and need this to be a low-scoring game, allowing their defense to dictate tempo.

5) MANCHESTER (4-0, was #5, vs. Cosby Friday): The Titans have struggled offensively, the Lancers have not. Manchester was outscored their first four opponents 133-13.

6) TRINITY EPISCOPAL (3-1, was #6, bye week): A break can be a good thing and frustrating at the same time. The Titans have looked like VISAA state championship material in consecutive wins over Benedictine, Hermitage, and previously unbeaten Woodberry Forest, so you hate to have a pause from a momentum point of view. But bruises and aches have time to heal before returning to play October 3rd at Blue Ridge.

7) PETERSBURG (2-0, was #8, at Colonial Heights Friday): Avoid rust. The Crimson Wave had a bye week, then had their game against John Marshall canceled last Friday. They've added a home affair with Highland Springs for Tuesday October 13th, but first, they have to be careful going to a 3-1 Colonial Heights team that is playing very well.

8) ARMSTRONG (3-0, was #10, vs. King William Friday): Four teams remain perfect in Class 2, Region A, and one of them is not four-time defending regional champion Poquoson. This battle between the Wildcats and the Cavaliers is one of two contests this week involving the unbeatens, as Central-Lunenburg and Randolph-Henry hold their annual showdown Friday as well. Can Armstrong slow down K'Sean Hill of King William? Or, if they can't, can they match him point for point?

9) HERMITAGE (2-2, was #7, at Deep Run Friday): The Panthers couldn't keep up with top-ranked Varina, and now look to right the ship and start stacking wins in their annual trek through the West End, starting with a struggling Wildcat squad.

10) MIDLOTHIAN (3-1, returning, at #2 Huguenot Friday): The Gibson Gross led offense has been on fire of late, scoring 124 points in their last two games. But they haven't seen anything like the Huguenot defense.

11) DOUGLAS FREEMAN (3-1, NEW, bye week): The Mavericks really impressed in their 49-14 win over Prince George, and now get some time to rest and heal heading into October, first against winless J.R. Tucker, then a trip to Hovey Field at Virginia Union to battle Thomas Jefferson. The Mavericks are in good shape in not only earning a playoff bid in Class 5, Region C, but also in the quest to at least host one playoff game.

12) HANOVER (2-1, NEW, vs. Atlee Friday): The only thing that's sure about the rivalry between the Hawks and the Raiders is nothing's for sure. These two have played some wild ones over a history that dates back to 2003, and the Raiders could take a huge step back into the Class 4, Region B playoff race, which is suddenly wide open, with a win here. Remember, Hanover's opponent lost their three games by a combined five points. But Atlee's defense? We'll see if they have an answer for the dynamic duo of Joel Nicholson and Kayden Hughes, who are putting up video game numbers for Sam Rogers.

DROPPING OUT: Benedictine (was #9), Thomas Jefferson (was #11), Dinwiddie (was #12)

CHASING THE DOZEN: Meadowbrook (3-0), Colonial Heights (3-1), Hopewell (2-1), Dinwiddie (2-2)

WEEK FOUR HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD

GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL: 

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 15:

Thomas Jefferson 18, RHSA 0

Huguenot 14, Armstrong 0

John Marshall 39, Franklin Military 0

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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL:

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 17:

Highland Springs 28, South County 7

Phoebus 36, Kecoughtan 31

Warwick 55, Heritage-NN 0

Tabb 26, New Kent 14 

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18:

TOMATO BOWL 68: Patrick Henry 24, Mechanicsville 18

Varina 37, Hermitage 6

Hanover 53, Mills Godwin 14

Armstrong 36, Goochland 14

John Marshall at Petersburg, CANCELED 

Douglas Freeman 49, Prince George 14

Hopewell 47, Thomas Jefferson 7

Atlee 49, J.R. Tucker 0

Meadowbrook 41, Deep Run 13

Thomas Dale 41, Glen Allen 7

L.C. Bird 18, Powhatan 12

James River 35, Monacan 14

Huguenot 34, Cosby 0

Midlothian 75, RHSA 0

Manchester 42, Clover Hill 6

Salem 38, Dinwiddie 14

King William 41, Caroline 14

Colonial Heights 42, Southampton 36

Churchland 22, Henrico 14

McDonogh 28, Benedictine 7

Collegiate 28, Nansemond-Suffolk Academy 14

Bullis 14, St. Christopher's 6

Louisa 24, Matoaca 22

Amelia 39, Nandua 19

Brunswick 7, Nottoway 0

Surry 40, Charles City 0

Strasburg 22, Rappahannock 14

Poquoson 49, Grafton 34

Lancaster 30, Middlesex 14

Sussex Central 68, Colonial Beach 0

Essex 59, Franklin 20

Riverbend 58, Albemarle 7

Monticello 27, Western Albemarle 14

Northampton 14, Windsor 0

Brooke Point 32, Spotsylvania 14

Massaponax 37, Chancellor 14

Courtland 7, Orange 0

Liberty-Bealeton 12, Eastern View 8

PH-Roanoke 42, William Fleming 7

Magna Vista 42, Franklin County 3

William Monroe 41, Madison County 40

Nelson County 35, Cumberland 0

Randolph-Henry 56, William Campbell 0

Nansemond River 36, Western Branch 22

Booker T. Washington 39, Lake Taylor 14

Landstown 28, Ocean Lakes 25

I.C. Norcom 54, Manor 24

Gloucester 41, York 0

Warhill 13, Smithfield 7

Brentsville District 45, Fauquier 0

Millbrook 26, Meridian 7

Warren County 35, Kettle Run 28 (F/OT)

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19:

Trinity Episcopal 45, Woodberry Forest 7

Indian River 24, Oscar Smith 21

SUPER 12 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RANKINGS: Week Four

1) VARINA (2-0-1, was #1, vs. #7 Hermitage Friday): What a disappointing finish at Oscar Smith Friday, a 7-7 tie after all the weather mishaps. With 15-0 not possible, the Blue Devils take another step towards what they hope will be 14-0-1.

2) HUGUENOT (2-0, was #2, at Cosby Friday): Speaking of next steps. The Falcons handle Clover Hill 68-0 and will be heavily favored to stay unbeaten against the Titans.

3) THOMAS DALE (2-0, was #3, at Glen Allen Friday): The rubber game of this series which began two years ago. The Knights laid an egg in their first trip to Staples Mill Road, falling 28-3, but handled the Jaguars 14-8 at home last season. Off their bye, they are, as usual, fighting Manchester, but now also Oscar Smith, not for the two seed, but eyes are on the top seed in Class 6, Region A.

4) HIGHLAND SPRINGS (2-1, was #4, vs. South County Thursday): This is why we kept the Springers at this position in spite of their home loss to Huguenot. There's no shame in that. They respond on the road in a tough environment to handle Dinwiddie 49-28, and now, Dashaun Chisem seems a lot more comfortable at the offensive helm. South County is unbeaten at 2-0.

5) MANCHESTER: (3-0, was 7, at Clover Hill Friday): A great start for the Lancers, who will not look past this week's opponent. At some point, the Cavaliers will surprise someone. We're not sure that could happen this week.

6) TRINITY EPISCOPAL (2-1, was #12, at Woodberry Forest Saturday): A fantastic statement win, with a gutsy gamble which paid off in a 20-12 win at Hermitage. Now, Sam Mickens' squad must take a road trip and contend with a 2-0 Woodberry Forest squad coming off wins over Norfolk Academy and a St. Mary's Riken team that is off to an 0-3 start. Can't have a letdown here.

7) HERMITAGE (2-1, was #5, at #1 Varina Friday): Your prize for a sudden loss at home? A trip to an onery Varina team who are probably still in denial of finishing in a tie for the first time since the Reagan Administration. Gut checks don't get much deeper than this for the Panthers.

8) PETERSBURG (2-0, was #8, vs. John Marshall Friday): Hate to say it, but this will be a tune-up for the Wave, coming off their bye week with a trip to surprising Colonial Heights a week away. First things first, though. Go to 3-0, then get ready for not just the Colonials, but the rest of the Central District.

9) BENEDICTINE (2-1, was #9, at McDonogh Friday): A power outage shortened win at Matoaca behind them, now a huge road trip to Owings Mills, Maryland to battle an Eagles' squad off to a red hot 3-0 record. How healthy will the Cadets be, not just this week, but going forward?

10) ARMSTRONG (2-0, was #10, vs. Goochland Friday): This will be an interesting week for the Wildcats. Goochland was briefly a rival in Class 3, but no longer. The Bulldogs played 3-0 Mechanicsville tough but lost at home. This is the kind of game Jeremy Pruitt built this team for. After unleashing their brawling rush attack Saturday against John Marshall, the Goochland front seven will have their hands full.

11) THOMAS JEFFERSON (2-0, was #11, at Hopewell Friday): After Hermitage, is this the toughest test for a ranked team this week? It's possible. The Blue Devils, at 1-1, already see Class 3, Region A rivals Petersburg and Colonial Heights each with two victories. It's also Homecoming at Merner Field. But the Vikings have the power to overcome all this. They showed at Amelia Thursday night they are not overlooking anyone as the rest of their showdown with Armstrong looms October 5th. And with Poquoson losing last week, the Class 2, Region A race is wide open.

12) DINWIDDIE (2-1, was #6, at Salem Friday): The road ahead for the Generals got a lot tougher when they lost freshman quarterback Jailen Cox to a broken collarbone during their loss to Highland Springs. It only gets tougher as the Generals' first road trip takes them southwest to face a Salem squad that handed them a loss in the 2016 Class 4 State Championship and are off to a strong start.

DROPPING OUT: None

CHASING THE DOZEN:
Douglas Freeman (2-1)

Colonial Heights (2-1)

L.C. Bird (1-1)

Collegiate (3-0)

Hanover (1-1)

Mechanicsville (3-0)

WEEK THREE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD

GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL:

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 10:

Varina 30, Petersburg 8

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12 (All games at Huguenot HS):

John Marshall 30, Varina 6

Cristo Rey 21, Franklin Military 6

Highland Springs 30, Richmond Community 24

Huguenot 28, Petersburg 8

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WEEK THREE:

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 10:

Collegiate 41, St. Anne's-Belfield 21

Thomas Jefferson 50, Amelia 0

Manchester 38, James River 0

Colonial Heights 20, Nottoway 8

Lafayette 36, New Kent 0

Bethel 14, Warwick 2

Western Albemarle 43, Harrisonburg 8

Fluvanna 58, Chancellor 19

Hardwood 34, James Monroe 20

Central-Lunenburg 36, Brunswick 7

Denbigh 25, Phoebus 21

Woodgrove 56, Eastern View 0

Park View 28, Manassas Park 7

Landstown 37, Kempsville 0

Meridian 23, Annandale 0

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 11:

Highland Springs 49, Dinwiddie 28

Varina 7, Oscar Smith 7, (FINAL--was suspended due to lightning with 6:10 left 3Q, will not resume)

Douglas Freeman 36, Hanover 27

Trinity Episcopal 20, Hermitage 12

Glen Allen 33, Patrick Henry 7

Mills Godwin 23, Atlee 21

Mechanicsville 23, J.R. Tucker 7

Lake Taylor 20, Deep Run 6

L.C. Bird at Monacan, POSTPONED 

Midlothian 49, Powhatan 13

Cosby 44, RHSA 6

Huguenot 68, Clover Hill 0

Benedictine 19, Matoaca 0 (Final--game called at :10 2Q due to power issue)

Essex at King William, POSTPONED to Friday October 2

Northumberland 41, Charles City 6 (FINAL)

Middlesex 28, Windsor 6

Rappahannock 26, Westmoreland 6

Lancaster 37, West Point 18

Franklin 20, Colonial Beach 8

Surry 34, Northampton 6

Tabb 23, Poquoson 8

Randolph-Henry 48, Cumberland 0

Fork Union at Prince Edward, CANCELED

Buckingham 34, William Campbell 6

Salem 45, William Fleming 12

PH-Roanoke 35, Franklin County 9

King George 7, Potomac 6

James Wood 48, Culpeper County 7

Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot 55, Greenbrier Christian 38

Heritage-NN 14, Kecoughtan 13

Manor 44, Lakeland 24

Kettle Run 40, Skyline 20

Strasburg 35, Warren County 34

Liberty-Bealeton 55, Fauquier 7

Amherst 27, Mecklenburg 7

Luray 55, William Monroe 0

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12:

Armstrong 49, John Marshall 0

Episcopal Academy (PA) 28, St. Christopher's 0

SUPER 12 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RANKINGS: Week Three

One of the best weeks of regular season high school football created nail-biting finishes, many weather delays, and some surprises! As more teams utilize their byes over the next couple of weeks, there are fewer games, but plenty which will go a long way to determining the postseason! Here's our latest poll:

1) VARINA (2-0, was #1, at Oscar Smith Friday): This is our Game of The Week! We said that last week in this space for Varina's crazy 35-34 overtime win at Maury. For the second straight week, the Blue Devils travel east to face a defending state champion, this time in the form of Class 6 Oscar Smith, looking to three-peat, but without their starting quarterback who was injured in preseason. Another classic is brewing here.

2) HUGUENOT (1-0, was #2, vs. Clover Hill Friday): Alabama and South Carolina recruiters were very happy watching Charles Scott, Jr. and Iveon Lewis, respectively, mow down the Highland Springs offense like no local team has done to them in recent years, winning at Kreiter Stadium 28-7. They won't sleep walk against Clover Hill. They know every rep, and every win, gets them closer to what they yearn for: a state championship, even with Varina possibly in their path.

3) THOMAS DALE (2-0, was #5, BYE): The Dark Zone. The impressive Thomas Dale defense continues in 2026, stonewalling rival L.C. Bird to just six points in the Battle of Chester. Now with a week off, the Knights prepare for trips to Glen Allen and Prince George before Meadowbrook comes to Chester October 2nd.

4) HIGHLAND SPRINGS (1-1, was #4, vs. #6 Dinwiddie Friday): The Springers certainly remember Friday night. Returnees also remember how Dinwiddie erased a 14-0 deficit and shocked Highland Springs at home last year in overtime. They don't need to hit a reset button, but a good performance in this contest will get the Springers back in the fast lane.

5) HERMITAGE (2-0, was #6, vs. #12 Trinity Episcopal Friday): The Panthers didn't exactly wow the Chester Fritz faithful in the first half of their win over Henrico, but they have the engine needed to go toe to toe with a Titan squad coming off a huge emotional win over Benedictine.

6) DINWIDDIE (2-0, was #7, vs. #4 Highland Springs Friday): The young Generals took care of business (late) Friday night (thanks Mother Nature) against Granby. Now, their biggest test yet: Highland Springs. Jailen Cox has steadily improved through two varsity starts at quarterback. The freshman must show upperclassman poise against a historically daunting Springer defense. The lower the score, the closer the game.

7) MANCHESTER (2-0, was #8, vs. James River Thursday): Any preseason questions about this team should be answered now. The Lancers impressed, especially defensively, in their win at home over Glen Allen. They welcome in a Rapids squad who have pitched two shut outs thus far. They'll be hard pressed to make it three.

8) PETERSBURG (2-0, was #11, BYE ): Two wins by a combined 80-6 score against two opponents that would not meet the standard in the rugged Central District. After a home game September 18 against John Marshall, the gauntlet begins with a trip to Colonial Heights, who are opening eyes this season.

9) BENEDICTINE (1-1, was #3, at Matoaca Friday): The only team to defeat the Cadets last season? Trinity Episcopal on November 1st, 2025. This year, the Titans win the regular season battle 7-0, but Benedictine will have to wait two months for revenge. First things first, handle a trip to Matoaca, a young team who will be excited for this challenge.

10) ARMSTRONG (1-0, was #10, at John Marshall Saturday): Another year, another cliffhanger to be finished later with top Class 2, Region A rival Thomas Jefferson. On the minds of the Wildcats this week is a trip to John Marshall to face a rejuvenated program. The results may not be there yet on the north side, but they're coming. Armstrong should treat this like a business trip.

11) THOMAS JEFFERSON (1-0, was #12, at Amelia Thursday): This game was originally scheduled to be played Thursday afternoon at TeeJay, but officials are concerned about projected heat and humidity and, thus, the game is moved to Amelia County so it can be played under the lights. With the Armstrong game hanging over their heads, they need to simply focus on the Raiders.

12) TRINITY EPISCOPAL (RETURNING, at #5 Hermitage Friday): Already an emotional seesaw ride, the Titans didn't let their overtime loss affect them, proceeding to shut out Benedictine. This is a fantastic test for Trinity, and they should travel well to Hermitage.

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Dropping Out But In The Hunt:

L.C. Bird (1-1)

Chasing The Dozen:

Hanover (1-0)

Meadowbrook (2-0)

Hopewell (1-1)

St. Christopher's (1-0)

WEEK TWO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

WEEK TWO:

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 3:

Powhatan vs. RHSA, POSTPONED to October 9

THE BATTLE OF CHESTER: Thomas Dale 24, L.C. Bird 6

Hermitage 34, Henrico 0

Manchester 25, Glen Allen 7

Armstrong 17, Thomas Jefferson 14 (SUSPENDED AT HALFTIME, resumes October 5, 6pm)

Deep Run 3, Atlee 2

Hanover 55, Monacan 33

Mills Godwin 31, Patrick Henry 20

Prince George 62, J.R. Tucker 20

Mechanicsville 28, Goochland 21

Midlothian 28, Douglas Freeman 14

James River 6, Cosby 0

Hopewell 49, Mecklenburg 0

Meadowbrook 29, Kecoughtan 20

Petersburg 46, I.C. Norcom 0

Colonial Heights 42, Caroline 18

King William 38, Westmoreland 16

Poquoson 13, New Kent 0

Rappahannock 55, West Point 0

Surry 16, Lancaster 12

Sussex Central 40, Lakeland 20

Culpeper 21, Eastern View 6

King George 10, Orange 0

James Monroe 20, Charlottesville 14
Nottoway 46, Greensville 17

William Fleming 45, Albemarle 12

Landstown 59, First Colonial 21

Tabb 35, Bruton 0

Brentsville District 35, Briar Woods 21

Skyline 49, Manassas Park 0

Kettle Run 41, Meridian 0

Frank W Cox 27, Kellam 14

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4:

Trinity Episcopal 7, Benedictine 0

Collegiate 24, Potomac 0

St. Christopher's 27, Christ Church 14

Varina 35, Maury 34 (F/OT)

Huguenot 28, Highland Springs 7

Dinwiddie 43, Granby 0

Louisa 17, Courtland 14

Ameila 19, Franklin 14

Essex 32, Brunswick 6

Northumberland 28, Middlesex 12

King & Queen Central at Colonial Beach, canceled 

Randolph-Henry 36, Arcadia 0

Hampton 63, Lake Taylor 19

William Campbell 30, Cumberland 6

Central-Lunenburg 35, William Monroe 7

Spotsylvania 42, Massaponax 20

Western Albemarle 24, Madison County 14

Salem 65, Franklin County 17

Prince Edward 19, Windsor 14

Fluvanna 24, Buckingham 13

PH-Roanoke 48, E.C. Glass 10

Southampton 68, Menchville 13

Oscar Smith 29, Warwick 6

Booker T Washington 48, Heritage-Newport News 0

Grafton 35, York 0

Grassfield at Woodside

SUPER 12 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RANKINGS: WEEK TWO

One week into the season and two teams join the party after impressive opening statements, while the top seven are holding strong. We have three ranked vs ranked matchups this week, and, if you can believe it, none of them are our Game Of The Week in our Deep Dive weekly column at The Richmonder....

1) VARINA (1-0, was #1, at Maury Friday): This is our Game of The Week! Two defending state champions collide as the Blue Devils head down I-64 for first of back-to-back trips to battle a defending titlist. Next week, it's Class 6 crown holder Oscar Smith. This week, a Varina squad coming off a 54-0 squashing of a good William Fleming team will get an angry Commodore team whose fourteen game winning streak was ended Friday 31-30 by Mallard Creek of North Carolina.

2) HUGUENOT (0-0, was #2, at #4 Highland Springs Friday): After tons of publicity with high profile offers and commitments going down on Forest Hill Avenue, it's time for the Falcons to begin their quest in Class 4. It begins with a doozy, heading out to face 1-0 Highland Springs, who looked good in their opener against Hopewell. Let the Charles Scott, Jr. Watch begin.

3) BENEDICTINE (1-0, was #3, vs. Trinity Episcopal Friday): The Cadets began the year with a 46-0 drubbing Saturday, and now turn to their rivals, the Titans, who come off a heartbreaking 43-37 loss to Roanoke Catholic in overtime, and have no interest in beginning the season at 0-2. But avoiding that will be a tough task against Benedictine.

4) HIGHLAND SPRINGS (1-0, was #4, vs. #2 Huguenot Friday): Various polls in the area had the Springers anywhere from #2 to #4 before the season. They certainly stake their claim to at least #2 with a win in their home opener. Huge advantage for the Springers in that they've played a game, while Huguenot has not. The Springer defense is the key in this one.

5) THOMAS DALE (1-0, was #5, vs. #9 L.C. Bird Thursday): The Knights haven't lost The Battle of Chester since the 2018 season. But based on the Skyhawks' dominant performance over Midlothian, Thomas Dale will have their hands full. They'll definitely need a more consistent offensive performance than in the week one win over Cosby, and they have the capability to make it happen.

6) HERMITAGE (1-0, was #6, vs. Henrico Thursday): Step one complete with a 35-7 win at Matoaca, now the focus for the Panthers is a home opener with Henrico. The new look offense gets another 48 minutes under their belt before hosting Trinity Episcopal, then heading to Varina on September 18th.

7) DINWIDDIE (1-0, was #7, vs. Granby Friday): It was a slow start for the young Dinwiddie offense, but they fired on all cylinders when it mattered most, scoring the final 21 points in their 36-12 win over an improved Colonial Heights team. Granby was pummeled by Indian River in their opener last week, so the Generals are not only likely favored, but will do as Hermitage does, get another 48 minutes of experience before the road gets tougher. Freshman quarterback Jailen Cox has the tools. He just needs experience.

8) MANCHESTER (1-0, was #9, vs. Glen Allen Thursday): The Lancers didn't skip a beat in their 36-0 win at Monacan to open 2026. But now a much tougher test arrives in the Jaguars, who won a track meet at Prince George 48-36. On a week where one of their Class 6, Region A county rivals will lose (Thomas Dale or L.C. Bird), a statement can be made here with a 2-0 start.

9) L.C. BIRD (1-0, was #10, at #5 Thomas Dale Thursday): What a start! A 32-8 win over a Midlothian team who shut them out a year ago is impressive. Gerard Johnson has the Skyhawks believing, and could really be onto something if they could defeat the Knights for the first time since 2018. Remember the name of running back Larry Cherry.

10) ARMSTRONG (1-0, was #11, vs. #12 Thomas Jefferson Thursday): Well, here we go! Another week two showdown between two of the area's top three Class 2 teams, and, of course, a city rivalry for the ages. Armstrong won both meetings last year, including the Class 2, Region A semifinal. Can the Vikings get revenge and the early advantage in the region standings?

11) PETERSBURG (1-0, NEW, at I.C. Norcom Friday): The Wave came to Henrico and left victors by a 34-6 count. Enthusiasm is rampant around this program, and they'll look to continue it on another road trip, this time to the 757 to face an I.C. Norcom team that fell to Thomas Jefferson Saturday 36-10.

12) THOMAS JEFFERSON (1-0, NEW, at #10 Armstrong Thursday): See above at #10!

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Dropping Out:

Trinity Episcopal (was #8)

Midlothian (was #12)

Chasing The Dozen:

Caroline (1-0)

Hanover (0-0)

Glen Allen (1-0)

WEEK ONE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD

WEEK ONE:

THURSDAY AUGUST 27:

Highland Springs 35, Hopewell 6

Douglas Freeman 37, Atlee 35

Thomas Dale 28, Cosby 0

L.C. Bird 32, Midlothian 8

Manchester 36, Monacan 0

Bethel 49, Patrick Henry 0

James River 40, Greensville 0

Sussex Central 30, Essex 20

Rappahannock 42, Nandua 0

Lancaster 51, Charles City 0

Phoebus 33, Western Branch 7

Lakeland 35, Windsor 0

Tabb 38, Jamestown 6

FRIDAY AUGUST 28:

Armstrong 34, RHSA 0

Dinwiddie 36, Colonial Heights 12

Varina 54, William Fleming 0

Hermitage 35, Matoaca 7

Mechanicsville 14, Deep Run 7

Glen Allen 48, Prince George 36

Meadowbrook 49, Clover Hill 9

Petersburg 34, Henrico 6

Caroline 42, J.R. Tucker 23

Collegiate 23, Albemarle 7

Goochland 29, Nottoway 18

King William 46, Amelia 6

Louisa 27, Mills Godwin 24

Orange 14, Powhatan 3

New Kent 37, Gloucester 6

West Point 26, Colonial Beach 22

Charlottesville 43, Franklin 6

James Monroe 21, Westmoreland 13

Cumberland 36, King & Queen Central 0

Culpeper 12, Western Albemarle 7

Massaponax 30, Courtland 26

Fluvanna 44, Spotsylvania 36

Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot 42, Rappahannock County 14

Monticello 47, William Monroe 13

Riverbend 49, Chancellor 0

Bassett 25, Franklin County 21

Southern Alamance (NC) 30, PH-Roanoke 28

Chatham 25, Prince Edward 0

Randolph-Henry 21, Nelson County 14

Buckingham 32, Madison County 13

Brunswick 20, Mecklenburg 12

Grassfield 46, Southampton 30

Booker T. Washington 36, Kecoughtan 13

Kellam 28, Landstown 24

Strasburg 36, Skyline 22

Kettle Run 56, Liberty-Bealeton 0

Meridian 17, Justice 7

Fauquier 37, Manassas Park 9

Warren County 58, Rock Ridge 12

Catholic 25, Arcadia 0

Brooke Point 60, King George 0
Northumberland 30, Northampton 7
Central-Lunenburg 28, Altavista 7

SATURDAY AUGUST 29:

Menchville 62, John Marshall 24

Thomas Jefferson 14, I.C. Norcom 0

Benedictine 46, Blue Ridge 0

John Handley 34, Eastern View 14

Roanoke Catholic 43, Trinity Episcopal 37 (F/3 OT)

Poquoson 41, York 0

Lake Taylor 28, Heritage-Newport News 12

SUPER 12 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RANKINGS: WEEK ONE

Wake up! It's game week!!

The 2026 season is upon us, so let's dig in to our first Super 12 High School Football Rankings of the campaign.

First off, the five teams just outside the top twelve:

--Thomas Jefferson

--Petersburg

--Hanover

--Glen Allen

--Caroline

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12) MIDLOTHIAN: It's time to kick the door in. Coach Phil Gross has done a tremendous job building a consistent winner with the Trojans. They've been known for hot starts, but cooler finishes. Son Gibson Gross, we believe, is poised for a standout season. If their defense is as good as last year's, Midlothian will certainly be a playoff team in Class 5, Region C. The biggest challenge would come then, in getting their first playoff win since 2021.

11) ARMSTRONG: The Wildcats were driving for a region championship winning score when Poquoson rose up defensively and ended Armstrong's season on three impressive pass rushes in three successive plays. But that won't stop Armstrong from trying to dethrone the four-time defending region champs while, at the same time, staving off rival Thomas Jefferson and others in Class 2, Region A. Shedarus Pickett and Brennan Ball will make their one-two rushing punch the battering ram for Coach Jeremy Pruitt.

10) L.C. BIRD: The Skyhawks return eighteen of twenty-two starters with the LSU-bound Whitehead brothers anchoring the trenches. But new head coach Gerard Johnson will need to help his team avoid the slow start of last year while peaking come postseason time, which ended with a thud against Oscar Smith in the Class 6, Region A semifinals. Another team standing in their path is next.

9) MANCHESTER: In perhaps the most heartbreaking way, the Lancers saw their 2025 season, and their large senior class, end on the mindboggling pick six by Thomas Dale in the Class 6, Region A semifinals. There will be a lot of new faces in important positions on the field, but with such tradition, and head coach Jason Harrell, it's hard to see any significant relapse coming to the Lancers.

8) TRINITY EPISCOPAL: The Titans have had an incredible run this decade. The problem is their archrival, Benedictine, has an even more impressive one. But that's just fuel to the fire for head coach Sam Mickens and crew. They lost offensive coordinator Malcolm Bell, but are geared for another run at the Cadets and the rest of Division I in the VISAA. 

7) DINWIDDIE: Head Coach Billy Mills has discussed how last year's 11-1 mark was, for some Generals fans, a disappointment. That's how high the bar of expectation is in Dinwiddie County. Starting 11-0, then losing big at home to eventual Class 4 state champion Varina crushed more than one person's dreams. Now, without Zion Boisseau at quarterback, it will be a year of transition for a Generals team who have placed so many great talents under center, utilizing their arm and their legs. The next generation has to step up now. But in Dinwiddie, that, too, is the expectation.

6) HERMITAGE: They were tantalizingly close to finally vanquishing playoff nemesis Highland Springs last year, losing by eight in the Class 5, Region C championship. Avery Curtis, Andre Clarke and Ben Yeanay are all gone, so a new group of Panthers will guide, especially on the offensive side of the ball. But head coach Timothy Jean-Pierre has built the Hermitage back to near Patrick Kane levels. A region championship would complete that.

5) THOMAS DALE: What a ride for Knights Nation in 2025. The miracle win against Manchester, but a bitter loss to powerhouse Oscar Smith, which ended an eight-day postseason stretch that gave the Knights clarity on how far they need to go to get back to a region championship and try for their first state crown since 2009. There were key losses, but this roster is stacked with talent. Avoid the injury bug, and we like the Knights' chances if, somehow, they can get back to Thanksgiving weekend, and, who knows, maybe another shot at the Tigers.

4) HIGHLAND SPRINGS: Springer fans would have laughed you out of the old Kreiter Stadium in the late teens had you suggested they would be the number two program in eastern Henrico one day. But, here we are. The Springers want (need?) to find the formula to finally defeat their bitter rivals, Class 4 state champion Varina. With new quarterback Dashaun Chisem (ex-Meadowbrook) guiding the offense and tons of returning talent, it's not like the Springers are far away from either Varina or another Class 5 state championship of their own. But, after last December's loss to Maury, they knew where they stood, and have spent the last eight plus months changing that. Maybe this is the year where two bitter rivals each could have a championship parade. The usual strong schedule (Huguenot, Dinwiddie, Phoebus, etc.) will certainly have them ready.

3) BENEDICTINE: State champions. Again. The favorite to repeat. Again. Add a strong returning core to returning quarterback Ralphie Puccinelli, who played a half-season at Glen Allen before breaking his collarbone against Hermitage, and the Cadets seek to not miss a beat in Kurt von Bargen's second season leading the squad.

2) HUGUENOT: A one-possession loss to Varina. A defense that shut out the Blue Devils after giving up 21 early points, giving Charles Scott, Jr. and the offense a comeback attempt that fell just short in a 21-13 loss in the Class 4, Region B final last year. Of every player in the Central Region, the expectations, and the pressure, may be higher on Scott than anyone else. He verbally committed to the University of Alabama in the offseason. His spiral is to die for. But he, and the rest of the Falcons know what this community wants: a state championship. They haven't played for one since the Reagan Administration (1988). But to do it.....well, you know.....

1) VARINA: There was no question who would top the rankings as we enter the season and deservedly so. Absolutely stacked on both sides of the ball, even after graduation. Kaleb Wyche is ready for his final ride as a Blue Devil, as are several other college-bound student-athletes. Head Coach Marcus Lewis loves a tough schedule, too, which is why they'll head to Maury in week two, go to Oscar Smith in week three, then welcome Hermitage in week four and Grimsley (NC) in week six. 

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There is good reason to believe that the 804 could play for as many as five state championships between the public and private levels in 2026. We can't wait to chronicle all the action. Enjoy the journey everyone!

THE 2026 TENTATIVE MASTER HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

NOTE: SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE!!!

WEEK SIX:

THURSDAY OCTOBER 1:

Matoaca at Petersburg, 7pm

Dinwiddie at Hopewell, 7pm

Heritage (Lynchburg) at Thomas Jefferson, 7pm, Hovey Field, VUU

New Kent at York, 7pm

West Point at Westmoreland, 7pm

Bethel at Heritage-NN, 7pm

FRIDAY OCTOBER 2:

Episcopal at St. Christopher's, 6:30pm

Armstrong at Henrico, 7pm (Homecoming)

Phoebus at Highland Springs, 7pm

Huguenot at L.C. Bird, 7pm

Grimsley (NC) at Varina, 7pm

Patrick Henry at Hanover, 7pm

Glen Allen at Deep Run, 7pm

J.R. Tucker at Douglas Freeman, 7pm

Hermitage at Mills Godwin, 7pm

Manchester at Midlothian, 7pm

Powhatan at James River, 7pm

Clover Hill at Cosby, 7pm

RHSA at Monacan, 7pm

Meadowbrook at Thomas Dale, 7pm

Colonial Heights at Prince George, 7pm

John Marshall at Woodbridge, 7pm

Caroline at James Monroe, 7pm

Goochland at Albemarle, 7pm

Charlottesville at Louisa, 7:30pm

Prince Edward at Amelia, 7pm

Middlesex at Northampton, 7pm

Sussex Central at Southampton, 7pm

Windsor at Brunswick, 7pm

Greensville at Surry, 7pm

Monticello at Orange, 7pm

Fauquier at Culpeper, 7pm

William Fleming at GW-Danville, 7pm

Buckingham at Randolph-Henry, 7pm

Cumberland at Nottoway, 7pm

Central-Lunenburg at Clarke County, 7pm

Western Branch at Indian River, 7pm

Booker T. Washington at Maury, 7pm

Lake Taylor at I.C. Norcom, 7pm

Tabb at Smithfield, 7pm

Brentsville District at Manassas Park, 7pm

Central-Woodstock at Skyline, 7pm

Meridian at James Wood, 7pm

Warren County at Liberty-Bealeton, 7pm

William Monroe at Turner Ashby, 7pm

SATURDAY OCTOBER 3:

Trinity Episcopal at Blue Ridge, 2pm

MONDAY OCTOBER 5:

Thomas Jefferson at Armstrong, 6pm (second half of September 3rd game)

WEEK SEVEN:

THURSDAY OCTOBER 8: 

Thomas Dale at Matoaca, 7pm

FRIDAY OCTOBER 9:

Collegiate at Benedictine, 4pm

St. Michael the Archangel at St. Christopher's, 6:30pm

Armstrong at Greensville County, 7pm

Atlee at Patrick Henry, 7pm

Hanover at Mechanicsville, 7pm

Douglas Freeman vs. Thomas Jefferson, 7pm, Hovey Field, VUU

Mills Godwin at Glen Allen, 7pm

J.R. Tucker at Henrico, 7pm

L.C. Bird at Manchester, 7pm

Monacan at Huguenot, 7pm

Midlothian at Clover Hill, 7pm

Dinwiddie at Petersburg, 7pm (Homecoming)

Colonial Heights at Hopewell, 7pm

John Marshall at Charles City, 7pm

Louisa at Goochland, 7pm

Halifax at King William, 7pm

Caroline at Eastern View, 7pm

Chancellor at Culpeper, 7pm

Courtland at Spotsylvania, 7pm

Amelia at Randolph-Henry, 7pm

Central-Lunenburg at Cumberland, 7pm

Northumberland at Rappahannock, 7pm

Sussex Central at Windsor, 7pm

West Point at Middlesex, 7pm

Brunswick at Southampton, 7pm

Surry at Franklin, 7pm

Lancaster at Colonial Beach, 7pm

Nottoway at Prince Edward, 7pm

Orange at Albemarle, 7pm

Western Albemarle at Charlottesville, 7pm

Staunton River at William Fleming, 7pm

Franklin County at Lord Botetourt, 7pm

Oscar Smith at Deep Creek, 7pm

King's Fork at Western Branch, 7pm

Granby at Booker T. Washington, 7pm

I.C. Norcom at Churchland, 7pm

Landstown at Princess Anne, 7pm

York at Tabb, 7pm

Brentsville District at Liberty-Bealeton, 7pm

Fauquier at Skyline, 7pm

TJ-Alexandria at Meridian, 7pm

Manassas Park at Warren County, 7pm

SATURDAY OCTOBER 10:

North Cross at Trinity Episcopal, 1pm

Phoebus at Bethel, 12pm

WEEK EIGHT:

TUESDAY OCTOBER 13:

Highland Springs at Petersburg, 7pm

THURSDAY OCTOBER 15:

Huguenot at Powhatan, 7pm

Mecklenburg at King William, 7pm

Randolph-Henry at Nottoway, 7pm

Phoebus at Hampton, 7pm

FRIDAY OCTOBER 16: 

Roanoke Catholic at Benedictine, 4pm

Atlee at Armstrong, 7pm

Varina at Hanover, 7pm

Henrico at Mechanicsville, 7pm

Dinwiddie at Thomas Dale, 7pm

Douglas Freeman at Deep Run, 7pm

Hermitage at Glen Allen, 7pm

Thomas Jefferson at J.R. Tucker, 7pm

Clover Hill at L.C. Bird, 7pm

Cosby at Midlothian, 7pm

James River vs. RHSA, 7pm, Hovey Field, VUU

John Marshall at Granby, 7pm

Matoaca at Colonial Heights, 7pm

Petersburg at Meadowbrook, 7pm

Hopewell at Prince George, 7pm

Spotsylvania at Caroline, 7pm (Homecoming)

Albemarle at Louisa, 7:30pm

Rappahannock at Essex, 7pm
New Kent at Bruton, 7pm

Culpeper at King George, 7pm

Middlesex at Charles City, 7pm

Franklin at Brunswick, 7pm

Northumberland at Lancaster, 7pm

Windsor at Surry, 7pm

Southampton at Greensville, 7pm

Cumberland at Prince Edward, 7pm

Central-Lunenburg at Buckingham, 7pm

Fluvanna at Orange, 7pm

Culpeper at King George, 7pm

Eastern View at Courtland, 7pm

James Monroe at Chancellor, 7pm

William Fleming at William Byrd, 7pm

Booker T. Washington at Norview, 7pm

Maury at I.C. Norcom, 7pm

Tallwood at Landstown, 7pm

Smithfield at York, 7pm

Brentsville District at Meridian, 7pm

Millbrook at Skyline, 7pm

Warren County at Fauquier, 7pm

Broadway at William Monroe, 7pm

SATURDAY OCTOBER 17:

St. Christopher's at Woodberry Forest, 2pm

St. Michael the Archangel at Trinity Episcopal, 2pm

WEEK NINE:

THURSDAY OCTOBER 22:

Patrick Henry at Thomas Dale, 7pm

Heritage-NN at Phoebus, 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

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

Caroline at Courtland, 7pm

Culpeper at James Monroe, 7pm

Chancellor at Spotsylvania, 7pm

Amelia at Cumberland, 7pm

Essex at Northumberland, 7pm

Sussex Central at Franklin, 7pm

Southampton at Surry, 7pm

West Point at Mathews, 7pm

Greensville at Windsor, 7pm

Nottoway at Buckingham, 7pm

Prince Edward at Central-Lunenburg, 7pm

Western Albemarle at Albemarle, 7pm

Northside at William Fleming, 7pm

Staunton River at Franklin County, 7pm

Nansemond River at Oscar Smith, 7pm

Booker T. Washington at Manor, 7pm

Tabb at Gloucester, 7pm

Skyline at Brentsville District, 7pm

Meridian at Warren County, 7pm

Kettle Run at Fauquier, 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

WEEK TEN:

THURSDAY OCTOBER 29:

Woodside at Phoebus, 7pm

FRIDAY OCTOBER 30:

Norfolk Academy at Collegiate, 3:30pm

Armstrong at Hanover, 7pm

Highland Springs at Varina, 7pm

Atlee at Mechanicsville, 7pm

Henrico at Patrick Henry, 7pm

Douglas Freeman at Hermitage, 7pm

Thomas Jefferson at Mills Godwin, 7pm

John Marshall at Glen Allen, 7pm

J.R. Tucker at Deep Run, 7pm

Clover Hill at Powhatan, 7pm

James River at Huguenot, 7pm

Cosby at Monacan, 7pm

RHSA at Manchester, 7pm

Hopewell at Matoaca, 7pm

Petersburg at Thomas Dale, 7pm

Prince George at Dinwiddie, 7pm

Louisa at Western Albemarle, 7pm

Caroline at King George, 7pm

Courtland at Culpeper, 7pm

Spotsylvania at James Monroe, 7pm

Grafton at New Kent, 7pm

Buckingham at Amelia, 7pm

Rappahannock at Lancaster, 7pm

Colonial Beach at Essex, 7pm

Charles City at Mathews, 7pm

West Point at Nandua, 6pm

Brunswick at Sussex Central, 7pm

Windsor at Southampton, 7pm

Franklin at Greensville, 7pm

Central-Lunenburg at Nottoway, 7pm

Eastern View at Chancellor, 7pm

Albemarle at Monticello, 7pm

Orange at Charlottesville, 7pm

Lord Botetourt at William Fleming, 7pm

Franklin County at William Byrd, 7pm

Western Branch at Deep Creek, 7pm

Heritage-NN at Hampton, 7pm

Booker T. Washington at Churchland, 7pm

I.C. Norcom at Granby, 7pm

Frank W. Cox at Landstown, 7pm

Brentsville District at Warren County, 7pm

Skyline at Meridian, 7pm

Fauquier at Sherando, 7pm

Harrisonburg at William Monroe, 7pm

SATURDAY OCTOBER 31:

Hewlett Sports Academy at John Marshall, 12pm
Benedictine at Woodberry Forest, 2pm

WEEK ELEVEN:

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5:

Phoebus at Menchville, 7pm

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 6:

Benedictine at North Cross, 3pm

Collegiate at St. Christopher's, 6:30pm

Hanover at Highland Springs, 7pm

Varina at Patrick Henry, 7pm
Arcadia at Armstrong, 7pm

Henrico at Atlee, 7pm

John Marshall at Mechanicsville, 7pm

Glen Allen at Douglas Freeman, 7pm

Thomas Jefferson at Hermitage, 7pm

Deep Run at Mills Godwin, 7pm

Huguenot at Manchester, 7pm

Monacan at Midlothian, 7pm

L.C. Bird at James River, 7pm

Powhatan at Cosby, 7pm

RHSA at Clover Hill, 7pm

Matoaca at Meadowbrook, 7pm

Thomas Dale at Hopewell, 7pm

Prince George at Petersburg, 7pm

Monticello at Louisa, 7:30pm

Charlottesville at Goochland, 7pm

Culpeper at Caroline, 7pm

Charles City at West Point, 7pm

Surry at Sussex Central, 7pm (Homecoming)

Lancaster at Essex, 7pm

Mathews at Middlesex, 7pm

Colonial Beach at Northumberland, 7pm

Greensville at Brunswick, 7pm

Amelia at Central-Lunenburg, time TBA

Eastern View at Spotsylvania, 7pm

James Monroe at Courtland, 7pm

Fluvanna at Albemarle, 7pm

Western Albemarle at Orange, 7pm

William Fleming at Franklin County, 7pm

Randolph-Henry at Prince Edward, 7pm

Buckingham at Cumberland, 7pm

Franklin at Southampton, 7pm

Oscar Smith at Western Branch, 7pm

Heritage-NN at Woodside, 7pm

I.C. Norcom at Booker T. Washington, 7pm

Landstown at Bayside, 7pm

Bruton at York, 7pm

Kettle Run at Brentsville District, 7pm

Warren County at Skyline, 7pm

Fauquier at James Wood, 7pm