Friday, September 30, 2022
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High School Football America 100 points for week 7
There are eight head-to-head matches in High School Football America 100, powered by play NFL football. There are also 14 games where teams within the HSFA 300 compete against each other.
A top 100 fight was canceled due to Hurricane Ian, which devastated much of Florida. The game between No. 14 IMG Academy and No. 53 Jones (Orlando) was canceled well before Ian landed on the state’s west coast.
Follow how the top 100 perform throughout the weekend below.
Thursday
In Texas, No. 9 North Shore defeated No. 216 CE King 38-3, giving the Mustangs an 18-game winning streak. The reigning champions of 6A Division I lost second quarterback Kaleb Bailey 3-0 early in the game.
Wide receiver David Amador, a UTSA recruit, moved under center to lead the Mustangs to victory. Amador had TD runs for 17, 38, and 75 yards.
Wednesday
No. 36 Colquitt County (Georgia) improved to 6-0 with a 30-7 win over No. 245 Lincoln High of Tallahassee, Fla. Because of Hurricane Ian, both teams played only five days off. Georgia State recruit Charlie Pace ran for two touchdowns.
Monday
With Hurricane Ian approaching, No. 46 Lakeland and Lake Gibson decided to play Monday. The decision to play was made easier as both teams had byes last week.
After about a 90-minute rain delay at the start, the Dreadnaughts drove to a 47-14 win.
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*All games are played on Friday unless otherwise noted
#1 Mater Dei (California) vs. #140 JSerra (California)
#2 St. John Bosco (California) vs. Servite (California)
#3 Buford (Georgia) vs. #150 Collins Hill (Georgia)
No. 4 St. Frances Academy (Maryland) vs. No. 82 Kahuku (Hawaii)
#5 Miami Central (Florida) vs. North Miami Beach (Florida)
No. 6 St. Thomas Aquinas, Fla. vs. No. 298 Miramar, Fla., canceled due to Hurricane Ian
No. 7 Chaminade-Madonna (Florida) – idle
#8 Bishop Gorman (Nevada) vs. Canyon Springs (Nevada)
No. 9 North Shore (Texas) beat No. 216 CE King (Texas) 38-3
#10 Duncanville (Texas) – Idling
Archbishop #11 Moller (Ohio) vs. Elder #91 (Ohio)
No. 12 American Heritage (Plantation, Florida) vs. No. 19 Cardinal Gibbons (Florida), Saturday
#13 Good Counsel (Maryland) vs. #200 Life Christian Academy (Virginia)
No. 14 IMG Academy (Florida) vs. No. 53 Jones (Orlando, Florida), canceled due to Hurricane Ian
No. 15 St. John’s College HS (Washington, DC) vs. No. 75 Cedar Grove (Georgia), Saturday
No. 16 Lipscomb Academy (Tennessee) vs. Davidson Academy (Tennessee)
#17 Corona Centennial (California) vs. Chaparral (California)
No. 18 Westlake (Texas) vs. Del Valle (Texas)
No. 19 Cardinal Gibbons (Florida) vs. No. 12 American Heritage (Plantation, Florida), Saturday
No. 20 Denton Guyer (Texas) vs. McKinney Boyd (Texas)
No. 21 Chandler (Arizona) vs. Red Mountain (Arizona)
No. 22 Mill Creek (Georgia) beat Central Gwinnett (Georgia) 58-7
No. 23 DeMatha (Maryland)—idle
#24 Archbishop Hoban (Ohio) vs. St. Francis (Hamburg, New York)
No. 25 Langston Hughes (Georgia) vs. Alexander (Georgia)
No. 26 Columbus (Miami, Florida) vs. Miami (Florida)
No. 27 Catholic (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)—idle
#28 Northwestern (Miami, Florida) – idle
No. 29 Oakland (Tennessee) vs. Blackman (Tennessee)
No. 30 Southlake Carroll (Texas) – idle
No. 31 DeSoto (Texas) – idle
#32 Venice (Florida) vs. Riverview Sarasota (Florida), ppd. because of Hurricane Ian
No. 33 Dutch Fork (South Carolina) – Idle
No. 34 Edgewater (Florida) vs. Wekiva (Florida), Monday
No. 35 Bixby (Oklahoma) vs. Southmoore (Oklahoma)
No. 36 Colquitt County (Georgia) beat No. 245 Lincoln (Tallahassee, Fla.) 30-7
No. 37 Massillon Washington (Ohio) vs. Middletown (Delaware)
No. 38 St. Joseph’s Prep (Pennsylvania) vs. Archbishop Wood (Pennsylvania)
No. 39 Auburn (Alabama) vs. No. 133 Opelika (Alabama)
No. 40 St. Edward (Ohio) vs. No. 100 St. Ignatius (Ohio), Saturday
No. 41 Lakota West (Ohio) vs. Mason (Ohio)
#42 Long Beach Poly (California) vs. Millikan (California)
No. 43 Walton (Georgia) beat North Paulding (Georgia) 51-49
#44 Mission Viejo (California) – idle
No. 45 Katy (Texas) beat Jordan (Texas) 70-21
No. 46 Lakeland (Florida) beat Lake Gibson (Florida) 47-14
#47 Serra (San Mateo, California) vs. Archbishop Mitty (California)
#48 Folsom (California) vs. Oak Ridge (California)
No. 49 Iona Prep (New York) v St. Anthony’s (Mellville, New York), Saturday
No. 50 Don Bosco Prep (New Jersey) vs. No. 64 St. Peter’s Prep (New Jersey)
No. 51 Montgomery Bell Academy (Tennessee) vs. Pope John Paul II (Tennessee)
#52 Bergen Catholic (New Jersey) vs. DePaul Catholic (New Jersey)
No. 53 Jones (Orlando, Fla.) vs. No. 14 IMG Academy (Florida), canceled due to Hurricane Ian
No. 54 Lee County (Georgia) beat Houston County (Georgia) 50-21
No. 55 Cocoa (Florida)—idle
No. 56 McCallie (Tennessee) vs. No. 188 Baylor (Tennessee)
No. 57 Thompson (Alabama) vs. No. 78 Hewitt-Trussville (Alabama)
No. 58 Allen (Texas) vs. Rock Hill (Texas)
No. 59 Clay-Chalkville (Alabama) – idle
#60 Saguaro (Arizona) vs. #246 Liberty (Arizona)
No. 61 Bryant (Arkansas) vs. Jonesboro (Arkansas)
No. 62 De La Salle (California) – idle
No. 63 Brownsburg (Indiana) vs. Zionsville (Indiana)
No. 64 St. Peter’s Prep (New Jersey) vs. No. 50 Don Bosco Prep (New Jersey)
#65 Pittsburg (California) vs. McClymonds (California)
No. 66 Central (Phenix City, Alabama) beat Dothan (Alabama) 35-28
No. 67 Longview (Texas) – idle
No. 68 Hoover (Alabama) vs. Oak Mountain (Alabama)
No. 69 North Cobb (Georgia) – idle
No. 70 Cherry Creek (Colorado) beat Cherokee Trail (Colorado) 34-7
No. 71 Hough (North Carolina) beat West Mecklenburg (North Carolina) 52-6
No. 72 Edna Karr (Louisiana) vs. No. 182 Brother Martin (Louisiana)
No. 73 Grayson (Georgia) beat Newton (Georgia) 26-0
No. 74 Loyola Academy (Illinois) vs. Marist (Illinois)
No. 75 Cedar Grove (Georgia) vs. No. 15 St. John’s College HS (Washington, DC), Saturday
No. 76 Seminole (Sanford, Florida) vs. No. 131 Apopka (Florida)
No. 77 Belleville (Michigan) vs. Glenn (Michigan), Saturday
No. 78 Hewitt-Trussville (Alabama) vs. No. 57 Thompson (Alabama)
#79 Basha (Arizona) vs. Cactus (Arizona)
No. 80 Center Grove, Indiana vs. Pke, Indiana
No. 81 Winton Woods (Ohio) vs. Kings (Ohio)
No. 82 Kahuku (Hawaii) vs. No. 4 St. Frances Academy (Maryland)
#83 Skyridge (Utah) vs. #92 Lone Peak (Utah)
Cathedral #84 (Indiana) vs. La Salle #230 (Ohio)
No. 85 Timpview (Utah) vs. Orem (Utah)
No. 86 Los Alamitos (California) vs. Newport Harbor (California)
No. 87 Creekside (Georgia) beat Mays (Georgia) 22-21
No. 88 East St. Louis (Illinois) vs. Belleville West (Illinois), Saturday
No. 89 Atascocita (Texas) vs. West Brook (Texas)
No. 90 Trinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville, Florida)
#91 Elder (Ohio) vs. #11 Archbishop Moeller (Ohio)
#92 Lone Peak (Utah) vs #83 Skyridge (Utah)
No. 93 St. Xavier (Kentucky) vs. Ryle (Kentucky)
#94 Santa Margarita (California) vs. #115 Orange Lutheran (California)
#95 Springfield (Ohio) vs. #199 Springboro (Ohio)
No. 96 Mallard Creek (North Carolina) beat North Mecklenburg (North Carolina) 48-3
No. 97 Tampa Bay Tech (Florida) vs. Freedom (Florida)
No. 98 Edison (Huntington Beach, California) vs. Huntington Beach (California)
No. 99 Trinity (Kentucky) vs. No. 145 St. Xavier (Ohio)
#100 St. Ignatius (Ohio) vs. #40 St. Edward (Ohio)
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Thursday, September 29, 2022
Washington Today (9/29/2022): Florida Gov. DeSantis: Hurricane Ian is a 500-year flood event
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Where High School Football America 100 is playing this weekend
Hurricane Ian canceled a high school football America 100 powered by head-to-head match play NFL football, and affected many other games. In South Florida, school officials moved the matchup between American Heritage (Plantation) No. 12 and Cardinal Gibbons to Saturday noon.
Ohio will have two major intra-top 100 games this weekend.
In the Cleveland area on Saturday, the Holy War will be played between No. 40 St. Edward and No. 100 St. Ignatius. The two have been facing each other since 1952.
In the southern part of the country, #11 Archbishop Möller will take over #91 Elder. A Moeller win at the University of Cincinnati’s Nippert Stadium will earn the Crusaders the Greater Catholic League South title.
In New Jersey, No. 50 Don Bosco takes on No. 64 St. Peter’s Prep. Bosco clinched their surprisingly easy 31-7 win over No. 5 Bergen Catholic last Saturday.
Utah’s 6A Region 4 is one of the best in the country. This week, No. 83 Skyridge will attempt to rebound from his loss last week to Corner Canyon, who now sit at the top of the region with a 2-0 record. Skyridge faces No. 92 Lone Peak. Both schools hold 1-1 regional records.
No. 57 Thompson will be looking to keep up his drive for another Alabama 7A Region 3 title when he takes on No. 78 Hewitt-Trussville. The Warriors sit at the top of the region with No. 68 Hoover. Both teams have 3-0 records.
There are two interstate top 100 fights.
In Hawaii, No. 4 St. Frances Academy (Maryland) departs from the mainland to play No. 82 Kahuku, Hawaii’s reigning open division champion.
In the nation’s capital on Saturday, No. 15 St. John’s College High School will play defending Georgia 3A champion Cedar Grove, who is ranked No. 75 on the HSFA 100 this week.
*All games are played on Friday unless otherwise noted
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#1 Mater Dei (California) vs. #140 JSerra (California)
#2 St. John Bosco (California) vs. Servite (California)
#3 Buford (Georgia) vs. #150 Collins Hill (Georgia)
No. 4 St. Frances Academy (Maryland) vs. No. 82 Kahuku (Hawaii)
#5 Miami Central (Florida) vs. North Miami Beach (Florida)
No. 6 St. Thomas Aquinas, Fla. vs. No. 298 Miramar, Fla., canceled due to Hurricane Ian
No. 7 Chaminade-Madonna (Florida) – idle
#8 Bishop Gorman (Nevada) vs. Canyon Springs (Nevada)
No. 9 North Shore (Texas) vs. No. 216 CE King (Texas), Thursday
#10 Duncanville (Texas) – Idling
Archbishop #11 Moller (Ohio) vs. Elder #91 (Ohio)
No. 12 American Heritage (Plantation, Florida) vs. No. 19 Cardinal Gibbons (Florida), Saturday
#13 Good Counsel (Maryland) vs. #200 Life Christian Academy (Virginia)
No. 14 IMG Academy (Florida) vs. No. 53 Jones (Orlando, Florida), canceled due to Hurricane Ian
No. 15 St. John’s College HS (Washington, DC) vs. No. 75 Cedar Grove (Georgia), Saturday
No. 16 Lipscomb Academy (Tennessee) vs. Davidson Academy (Tennessee)
#17 Corona Centennial (California) vs. Chaparral (California)
No. 18 Westlake (Texas) vs. Del Valle (Texas)
No. 19 Cardinal Gibbons (Florida) vs. No. 12 American Heritage (Plantation, Florida), Saturday
No. 20 Denton Guyer (Texas) vs. McKinney Boyd (Texas)
No. 21 Chandler (Arizona) vs. Red Mountain (Arizona)
#22 Mill Creek (Georgia) vs. Central Gwinnett (Georgia)
No. 23 DeMatha (Maryland)—idle
#24 Archbishop Hoban (Ohio) vs. St. Francis (Hamburg, New York)
No. 25 Langston Hughes (Georgia) vs. Alexander (Georgia)
No. 26 Columbus (Miami, Florida) vs. Miami (Florida)
No. 27 Catholic (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)—idle
#28 Northwestern (Miami, Florida) – idle
No. 29 Oakland (Tennessee) vs. Blackman (Tennessee)
No. 30 Southlake Carroll (Texas) – idle
No. 31 DeSoto (Texas) – idle
#32 Venice (Florida) vs. Riverview Sarasota (Florida), ppd. because of Hurricane Ian
No. 33 Dutch Fork (South Carolina) – Idle
No. 34 Edgewater (Florida) vs. Wekiva (Florida), Monday
No. 35 Bixby (Oklahoma) vs. Southmoore (Oklahoma)
No. 36 Colquitt County (Georgia) beat No. 245 Lincoln (Tallahassee, Fla.) 30-7
No. 37 Massillon Washington (Ohio) vs. Middletown (Delaware)
No. 38 St. Joseph’s Prep (Pennsylvania) vs. Archbishop Wood (Pennsylvania)
No. 39 Auburn (Alabama) vs. No. 133 Opelika (Alabama)
No. 40 St. Edward (Ohio) vs. No. 100 St. Ignatius (Ohio), Saturday
No. 41 Lakota West (Ohio) vs. Mason (Ohio)
#42 Long Beach Poly (California) vs. Millikan (California)
No. 43 Walton (Georgia) vs. North Paulding (Georgia), Thursday
#44 Mission Viejo (California) – idle
No. 45 Katy (Texas) vs. Jordan (Texas), Thursday
No. 46 Lakeland (Florida) beat Lake Gibson (Florida) 47-14
#47 Serra (San Mateo, California) vs. Archbishop Mitty (California)
#48 Folsom (California) vs. Oak Ridge (California)
No. 49 Iona Prep (New York) v St. Anthony’s (Mellville, New York), Saturday
No. 50 Don Bosco Prep (New Jersey) vs. No. 64 St. Peter’s Prep (New Jersey)
No. 51 Montgomery Bell Academy (Tennessee) vs. Pope John Paul II (Tennessee)
#52 Bergen Catholic (New Jersey) vs. DePaul Catholic (New Jersey)
No. 53 Jones (Orlando, Fla.) vs. No. 14 IMG Academy (Florida), canceled due to Hurricane Ian
No. 54 Lee County (Georgia) vs. Houston County (Georgia)
No. 55 Cocoa (Florida)—idle
No. 56 McCallie (Tennessee) vs. No. 188 Baylor (Tennessee)
No. 57 Thompson (Alabama) vs. No. 78 Hewitt-Trussville (Alabama)
No. 58 Allen (Texas) vs. Rock Hill (Texas)
No. 59 Clay-Chalkville (Alabama) – idle
#60 Saguaro (Arizona) vs. #246 Liberty (Arizona)
No. 61 Bryant (Arkansas) vs. Jonesboro (Arkansas)
No. 62 De La Salle (California) – idle
No. 63 Brownsburg (Indiana) vs. Zionsville (Indiana)
No. 64 St. Peter’s Prep (New Jersey) vs. No. 50 Don Bosco Prep (New Jersey)
#65 Pittsburg (California) vs. McClymonds (California)
No. 66 Central (Phenix City, Alabama) vs. Dothan (Alabama)
No. 67 Longview (Texas) – idle
No. 68 Hoover (Alabama) vs. Oak Mountain (Alabama)
No. 69 North Cobb (Georgia) – idle
#70 Cherry Creek (Colorado) vs. Cherokee Trail (Colorado), Thursday
No. 71 Hough (North Carolina) vs. West Mecklenburg (North Carolina), Thursday
No. 72 Edna Karr (Louisiana) vs. No. 182 Brother Martin (Louisiana)
No. 73 Grayson (Georgia) vs. Newton (Georgia)
No. 74 Loyola Academy (Illinois) vs. Marist (Illinois)
No. 75 Cedar Grove (Georgia) vs. No. 15 St. John’s College HS (Washington, DC), Saturday
No. 76 Seminole (Sanford, Florida) vs. No. 131 Apopka (Florida)
No. 77 Belleville (Michigan) vs. Glenn (Michigan), Saturday
No. 78 Hewitt-Trussville (Alabama) vs. No. 57 Thompson (Alabama)
#79 Basha (Arizona) vs. Cactus (Arizona)
No. 80 Center Grove, Indiana vs. Pke, Indiana
No. 81 Winton Woods (Ohio) vs. Kings (Ohio)
No. 82 Kahuku (Hawaii) vs. No. 4 St. Frances Academy (Maryland)
#83 Skyridge (Utah) vs. #92 Lone Peak (Utah)
Cathedral #84 (Indiana) vs. La Salle #230 (Ohio)
No. 85 Timpview (Utah) vs. Orem (Utah)
No. 86 Los Alamitos (California) vs. Newport Harbor (California)
No. 87 Creekside (Georgia) vs. Mays (Georgia), Thursday
No. 88 East St. Louis (Illinois) vs. Belleville West (Illinois), Saturday
No. 89 Atascocita (Texas) vs. West Brook (Texas)
No. 90 Trinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville, Florida)
#91 Elder (Ohio) vs. #11 Archbishop Moeller (Ohio)
#92 Lone Peak (Utah) vs #83 Skyridge (Utah)
No. 93 St. Xavier (Kentucky) vs. Ryle (Kentucky)
#94 Santa Margarita (California) vs. #115 Orange Lutheran (California)
#95 Springfield (Ohio) vs. #199 Springboro (Ohio)
No. 96 Mallard Creek (North Carolina) vs. Nordmecklenburg (North Carolina), Thursday
No. 97 Tampa Bay Tech (Florida) vs. Freedom (Florida)
No. 98 Edison (Huntington Beach, California) vs. Huntington Beach (California)
No. 99 Trinity (Kentucky) vs. No. 145 St. Xavier (Ohio)
#100 St. Ignatius (Ohio) vs. #40 St. Edward (Ohio)
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Sunday, September 25, 2022
Southeast aims to regain its past glory this fall
BRADENTON, FL – Despite missing playoffs in 2021, the Southeast Seminoles The football team finished the campaign on a four-game winning streak to end the season.
Southeast is coming off a 5-3 season in 2021
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Most teams across the region could afford the luxury of attending some sort of spring game or jamboree, but Southeast missed their contest against Sebring due to inclement weather. The Seminoles could still have a productive spring and carried that over to the summer workouts and 7v7s.
“Unfortunately we couldn’t play our game Sebring (in the spring),” said Southeast head coach Brett Timmons. “However, the work that was done carried over into the summer by watching many guys improve physically and mentally.”
The Timmons roster for 2022 will be slightly more youthful mixed in with some seniors as the Seminoles return plenty of experience on both sides of the ball. Though Seminoles graduated quarterback Darvin Searls and running back Chris Thomas, Southeast will have suitable substitutes on offense.
The Seminoles’ defense eliminated three opponents last year
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Southeast brings back senior wide receiver/defensive back Cameron Perkins, wide receiver Tony Edwards, linebacker Mykell Gipson and offensive tackle Jaycee Lasinski. Junior Marquis Carter and Noah Obaskei are fighting for quarterback.
“We’re a young and hungry team,” said Timmons. “On paper there aren’t many gaps to fill compared to previous teams. This group of young men is the only focus.”
Bringing back the success that the Southeast Seminoles football team enjoyed in the 1980’s and 1990’s is something Timmons has been working toward with the program. The Seminoles last won more than 10 games in the 2010 season when they reached the Class 3A Region Finals.
With legendary players like wide receiver Peter Warrick and quarterback Adrian McPherson coming through the program, the rich history of the Seminoles cannot be ignored when considering where Southeast hopes to return. The Seminoles are starting the new suburban state series they will play in on August 26 when they host Coconut Creek.
“Our goal is to maintain the standard and tradition of Southeast High School’s football program that was prevalent in the 1980’s and 1990’s,” added Timmons. “It’ll be interesting to see how this all plays out (in the Metro Suburban State series, which begins this fall).”
Andy Villamarzo can be reached at andyvillamarzo@gmail.com and follow him on Twitter @Andy_Villamarzo.
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High School Football America 100 results for September 22-24, 2022
There are nine head-to-heads in High School Football America 100 this week. Throughout the weekend you can keep up to date with all the final results on this page.
Watch for Miami Columbus to rise when the next HSFA 300 is powered up play NFL football, will be released on Sunday. Thursday night, the No. 39 Explorers beat No. 29 Miami Northwestern 23-19.
No. 97 Alcoa suffered their first loss of the season Thursday night when Knoxville’s West High defeated seven-time champion 3A. West, a 5A school, is now 6-0.
Below are all of this weekend’s top 100 results.
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No. 1 Mater Dei (California) – idle
#2 St. John Bosco (California) vs. Modesto Central Catholic (California)
No. 3 Buford (Georgia) beat Marietta (Georgia) 14-0
No. 4 St. Frances Academy (Maryland) beat No. 36 Dutch Fork (South Carolina) 26-7
No. 5 Bergen Catholic (New Jersey) vs. No. 95 Don Bosco Prep (New Jersey), Saturday
No. 6 Miami Central (Florida) vs. No. 165 Dillard (Florida), Saturday
#7 St. Thomas Aquinas (Florida) vs. #154 Treasure Coast (Florida)
No. 8 Chaminade-Madonna (Florida) beat No. 276 Gulliver Prep (Florida) 28-0
#9 Bishop Gorman (Nevada) vs. Arbor View (Nevada)
No. 10 North Shore (Texas) vs. Beaumont United (Texas)
No. 11 Duncanville (Texas) vs. Cedar Hill (Texas)
No. 12 Archbishop Moller (Ohio) beat No. 230 La Salle (Ohio) 47-14
#13 American Heritage (Plantation, Florida) – idle
No. 14 Good Counsel (Maryland) beat St. Mary Ryken (Maryland) 39-13
No. 15 IMG Academy (Florida) beat No. 65 Central (Phenix City, Alabama) 41-26
No. 16 St. John’s College HS (Washington, DC) vs. No. 282 Springfield Central (Massachusetts), Saturday
No. 17 Lipscomb Academy (Tennessee) – idle
#18 Corona Centennial (California) – Idle
#19 Westlake (Texas) vs. #117 Lake Travis (Texas)
No. 20 Cardinal Gibbons (Florida) beat Key West (Florida) 63-7
No. 21 Denton Guyer (Texas) beat Little Elm (Texas) 49-21
No. 22 Chandler (Arizona) vs. No. 31 Saguaro (Arizona)
No. 23 Grayson (Georgia) lost to Lowndes (Georgia) 24-14
No. 24 Mill Creek (Georgia) beat No. 219 Parkview (Georgia) 40-17
#25 DeMatha (Maryland) defeated #201 Life Christian Academy (Maryland) 28-0
No. 26 Langston Hughes (Georgia) vs. Douglas County (Georgia)
No. 27 Oakland (Tennessee) – idle
No. 28 Catholic (Baton Rouge, Louisiana) vs. No. 180 St. Thomas More (Louisiana)
No. 29 Northwestern (Miami, Fla.) lost to No. 39 Columbus (Miami, Fla.) 23-19
No. 30 Southlake Carroll (Texas) beat Haltom (Texas) 62-0
#31 Saguaro (Arizona) vs. #22 Chandler (Arizona)
No. 32 Archbishop Hoban (Ohio) beat Walsh Jesuit (Ohio) 32-20
No. 33 Springfield (Ohio) lost to No. 261 Fairmont (Ohio) 24-21
No. 34 DeSoto (Texas) beat No. 285 Waxahachie (Texas) 42-21
No. 35 Bixby (Oklahoma) vs. Norman North (Oklahoma)
No. 36 Dutch Fork (South Carolina) lost to No. 4 St. Frances Academy (Maryland) 26-7
No. 37 Venice (Florida) beat No. 77 Seminole (Sanford, Florida) 24-17
No. 38 Massillon Washington (Ohio) beat Austintown-Fitch (Ohio) 49-28
No. 39 Columbus (Miami, Fla.) beat No. 29 Northwestern (Miami, Fla.) 23-19
No. 40 St. Edward (Ohio) vs. Rock Christian Academy (Maryland), Saturday
No. 41 Lakota West (Ohio) beat Hamilton (Ohio) 38-0
#42 St. Joseph’s Prep (Pennsylvania) vs. #191 Gonzaga (Washington, DC)
#43 Long Beach Poly (California) – idle
No. 44 Edgewater (Florida) beat No. 130 Apopka (Florida) 28-19
#45 Mission Viejo (California) vs. Leuzinger (California)
No. 46 Colquitt County (Georgia) beat No. 74 Cedar Grove (Georgia) 39-17
No. 47 Auburn (Alabama) beat Ramsay (Alabama) 42-21
No. 48 Walton (Georgia) – idle
No. 49 Clay-Chalkville (Alabama) lost to No. 70 Thompson (Alabama) 17-14
No. 50 Katy (Texas) beat Mayde Creek (Texas) 59-3
No. 51 Lakeland (Florida) – idle
No. 52 Serra (San Mateo, California) vs. St. Francis (Mountain View, California)
No. 53 Jones (Orlando, Florida) vs. West Orange (Florida)
No. 54 Lee County (Georgia) – idle
#55 Folsom (California) vs. #61 De La Salle (California)
No. 56 Montgomery Bell Academy (Tennessee) vs. No. 287 Brentwood Academy (Tennessee)
No. 57 Cocoa (Florida) vs. Melbourne (Florida)
No. 58 McCallie (Tennessee) – idle
No. 59 Allen (Texas) beat Braswell (Texas) 43-7
No. 60 Bryant (Arkansas) vs. Northside (Arkansas)
#61 De La Salle (California) vs. #55 Folsom (California)
No. 62 Brownsburg, Indiana beat Westfield, Indiana 31-14
No. 63 St. Peter’s Prep (New Jersey) vs. No. 132 St. Joseph Regional (Montvale, New Jersey), Saturday
No. 64 Pittsburg (California) – idle
No. 65 Central (Phenix City, Alabama) lost to No. 15 IMG Academy (Florida) 41-26
No. 66 Longview (Texas) vs. No. 203 Lancaster (Texas)
No. 67 Hoover (Alabama) beat No. 279 Mountain Brook (Alabama) 26-14
No. 68 North Cobb (Georgia) beat No. 103 Milton (Georgia) 21-7
No. 69 Cherry Creek (Colorado) beat Regis Jesuit (Colorado) 42-14
No. 70 Thompson (Alabama) beat No. 49 Clay-Chalkville (Alabama) 17-14
#71 Skyridge (Utah) vs. #151 Corner Canyon (Utah)
No. 72 Hough (North Carolina) beat No. 122 Chambers (North Carolina) 16-7
No. 73 Jesuit (Florida) lost to Armwood (Florida) 27-10
No. 74 Cedar Grove (Georgia) lost to No. 46 Colquitt County (Georgia) 39-17
No. 75 Belleville (Michigan) vs. Fordson (Michigan), Saturday
No. 76 Opelika (Alabama) vs. Theodore (Alabama)
No. 77 Seminole (Sanford, Florida) lost to No. 37 Venice (Florida) 24-17
No. 78 Loyola Academy (Illinois) vs. Fenwick (Illinois), Saturday
No. 79 Hewitt-Trussville (Alabama) beat Huffman (Alabama) 49-8
#80 Basha (Arizona) vs. Mountain View (Arizona)
#81 St. Augustine (Louisiana) vs. #128 Edna Karr (Louisiana)
No. 82 Center Grove (Indiana) vs. Lawrence Central (Indiana)
No. 83 Winton Woods (Ohio) beat Anderson (Ohio) 62-31
#84 Kahuku (Hawaii) vs. Kapolei (Hawaii)
No. 85 Cathedral (Indiana) vs. Hammond Morton
No. 86 Timpview (Utah) – idle
#87 Los Alamitos (California) – Idle
#88 Creekside (Georgia) vs. Chapel Hill (Georgia)
No. 89 East St. Louis (Illinois) vs. O’Fallon (Illinois)
No. 90 Trinity (Kentucky) lost to No. 131 St. Xavier (Kentucky) 13-8
No. 91 Trinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville, Florida) vs. Columbia (Lake City, Florida)
No. 92 Iona Prep (New York) vs. Christ the King (New York)
No. 93 Atascocita (Texas) vs. Kingwood (Texas)
#94 Santa Margarita (California) – Idling
No. 95 Don Bosco Prep (New Jersey) vs. No. 5 Bergen Catholic (New Jersey), Saturday
#96 Lone Peak (Utah) vs. #244 American Fork (Utah)
No. 97 Alcoa (Tennessee) lost to West (Knoxville, Tennessee) 29-26
No. 98 Mallard Creek (North Carolina) beat Hopewell (North Carolina) 47-7
No. 99 Tampa Bay Tech (Florida) vs. Gaither (Florida)
No. 100 Edison (Huntington Beach, California) – idle
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Photo by Jeremy Chavez
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An even game between two top Colorado high school hockey teams at the start became increasingly polarized towards the Mustangs as the game progressed. A tie at the end of the first game turned into a victory for the Mustangs by three goals.
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