Last Week: 1 |
Trinity (Euless, Texas) (8-0) In a matchup of extreme opposites, unbeaten Trinity breezed past Grapevine, 45-0, with five players scoring touchdowns. |
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Last Week: 2 |
Lowndes (Valdosta, Ga.) (8-0) The defending AAAAA champions can clinch the Region 1 title with a victory over Coffee (Douglas, Ga.). |
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Last Week: 3 |
St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) (7-0) Tailback James White had 10 carries for 62 yards and three touchdowns in a 49-8 win over South Broward (Fla.). |
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Last Week: 4 |
Gateway (Monroeville, Pa.) (9-0) The Gators survived a comeback from rival McKeesport (Pa.) for a 31-27 win, giving them the Foothills Conference championship and an all-but-certain No. 1 seed for the WPIAL playoffs. |
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Last Week: 5 |
Poly (Long Beach, Calif.) (7-0) Quarterback Morgan Fennell threw for 100 yards and defensive back Darius Williams-Fox returned an interception 76 yards for a touchdown in a 34-7 win over Wilson (Long Beach, Calif.). |
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Last Week: 7 |
Armwood (Seffner, Fla.) (8-0) In beating Hillsborough, 46-7, the Hawks were led defensively by senior defensive back Angelo Hadley, who had two interceptions (one for a 23-yard touchdown) and recovered a fumble. Up next is Freedom. |
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Last Week: 8 |
Don Bosco (Ramsey, N.J.) (5-1) Behind tailback Dillon Romain (three touchdowns) and quarterback Brett Knief (two rushing touchdowns) the Ironmen ran away with a 51-7 win at Ridgewood (N.J.). |
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Last Week: 9 |
Lake Travis (Austin, Texas) (4-1) Idle. Next vs. Dripping Springs (Texas) Friday. |
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Last Week: 10 |
De La Salle (Concord, Calif.) (6-1) Terrell Williams-Ward (85 rushing yards) spearheaded the Spartans' 34-14 win over Amador Valley (Pleasanton, Calif.) when he returned a blocked field goal 69 yards for a touchdown. |
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Last Week: 11 |
St. Xavier (Louisville) (5-1) With three touchdown runs, tailback Deuce Finch was a stood out offensively, but his 94-yard interception return made him a dual threat in St. X's 57-6 win over Pleasure Ridge |
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Last Week: 12 |
South Panola (Batesville, Miss.) (9-0) A pair of touchdown catches by wide receiver Xavier Lee highlighted the Tigers' 35-7 win over Southaven, which was their 84th consecutive victory. |
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Last Week: 13 |
Maryville (Tenn.) (9-0) Idle. The Rebels look to extend their winning streak to 71 games against Lenoir City (Tenn.). |
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Last Week: 14 |
Lakeland (Fla.) (6-0) After overwhelming Jenkins (Lakeland, Fla.), 28-0, in the first half, the Dreadnaughts closed the deal with a 42-7 win. Next is a trip to Ridge Community. |
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Last Week: 15 |
Arrowhead (Hartland ,Wisc.) (9-0) The Warhawks scored all their points in the first half and held on for a 37-23 win over Pius XI. |
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Last Week: 16 |
John Curtis (River Ridge, La.) (7-1) Sophomore Jonathon McKnight, brother of USC tailback Joe, made a name for himself with a 90-yard opening kickoff return in the Patriots' 44-20 victory over John McDonogh. |
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Last Week: 17 |
Skyline (Issaquah, Wash.) (6-0) Skyline quarterback Jake Heaps completed 10 of 16 passes for 271 yards and four scores in front of Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis as the Spartans rolled to a 41-6 win over Redmond. |
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Last Week: 18 |
Centennial (Corona, Calif.) (7-0) Tailback Arthur Burns rushed for 123 yards and four touchdowns in a 56-6 defeat of Poly (Riverside, Calif.). |
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Last Week: 19 |
Northside (Warner Robins, Ga.) (6-0) Xavier Bacon (three touchdowns) was the difference in a 30-14 win over Tift County (Tifton, Ga.). |
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Last Week: NR |
River Hill (Clarksville, Md.) (8-0) Plowing through muddy conditions, quarterback Luke Hostetler rushed for the game's only two touchdowns in a 12-0 win over Wilde Lake (Columbia, Md.). |
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Last Week: 21 |
Madison (Fla.) County (6-0) Filling in for future Florida State tailback Chris Thompson, Cowboys backup Corey Akins rushed for 243 yards on 23 carries and scored two touchdowns in a 44-28 win over Fort White. |
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Last Week: 23 |
Oscar Smith (Chesapeake, Va.) (9-0) Backup quarterback Kelvin Singletary filled in for injured starter Chris Thompson and rushed for a three-yard touchdown in a 20-10 win at Bartram Trail (Jacksonville). |
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Last Week: 23 |
Glenville (Cleveland) (10-0) The Tarblooders handled their business against winless Cleveland East, blanking them 41-0 to end the regular season. The playoffs open against Brecksville-Broadview Heights on Saturday. |
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Last Week: NR |
Dorman (Roebuck, S.C.) (9-0) The Cavaliers jumped out to a 35-7 lead and then held off a hard-charging Byrnes (Duncan, S.C.) team that was previously ranked No. 6 to win 35-28. Senior tailback Ash Butler (190 rushing yards and three touchdowns) was the workhorse. |
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Last Week: 24 |
Allen (Texas) (6-1) Though outgained in total yardage (380-360) by Dallas Jesuit, the Eagles won on the scoreboard, 49-17, as junior quarterback Matt Brown amassed more than 200 yards on his own. |
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Last Week: 25 |
Elder (Cincinnati) (9-1) The regular season is over, but the Panthers are primed for a playoff push as they beat Wester Hills (Ohio) 49-20. The run for a title starts with Centerville in the Division 1 state playoffs. |
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