After seven weeks of double-digit head-to-head play in the high school football America 100, powered by play NFL footballthis week saw only two intra-top 100 games.
Below are all the results with summaries of the big games.
Saturday
Five HSFA 100 teams lost on Saturday.
In Texas, No. 38 Bridgeland lost to rival Cyrpress Ranch 38-28 in a wild tournament outside of Houston. CR took a 28-0 lead, but we were all tied in the fourth quarter.
?TOUCHDOWN BEARS?
4. |3:35 to go@NelsonJonathan0 takes advantage of the low coverage on the left edge to make this a tie ball game.
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Cy-Ranch-28@BridgelandMedia | @VypeHouston | #TXHSFB pic.twitter.com/QYTtchueQf— Haylie Stum (@hayliestmedia) October 10, 2021
The Mustangs won it with a 49-yard field goal from Charlie Feris by :42 seconds. A pick 6 by Jonavon Dennis ensured the last win.
In Philadelphia, a 2-4 Roman Catholic team shocked No. 52 La Salle College High School 27-20. The win came a week after La Salle defeated three-time defending champion St. Joseph Prep, No. 54, in this week’s High School Football America 100.
Sophomore Tyseer Denmark had a great game with seven receptions for 203 yards and a touchdown, plus he ran the ball nine times for 30 yards and three points.
In New Jersey, St. Peter’s Prep lost for the second straight week, which will continue the Marauders’ descent in the national rankings after climbing to 22nd place. SPP No. 58 lost to No. 149 St. Joseph Regional (Montvale) 21-14.
Impressive drive-by @SJRFB leads to a 12-yard TOUCHDOWN reception from Henrich to Brendan Errity! XP is good. Joes leads in Q3 with 3:53 to go 21-14@rayteodora1 @HSFBamerica @NJSIAA @bcarrnjsports1 @ryanwpatti pic.twitter.com/dWMSvAMnYQ
— Ray Teodora (@rayteodora1) October 9, 2021
In Ohio, #97 St. Ignatius lost to #140 Archbishop Moeller in overtime. The Crusaders bet two-and-the-win at the end of the game.
The winning game courtesy of the WMOE broadcast. @BigMoBarrett @sspringersports @ FOX19 Jeremy @MikeDyer pic.twitter.com/wg7b50F3O6
— Archbishop Möller Football (@MoellerFootball) October 10, 2021
In Louisiana, Brother Martin #65 defeated Archbishop Rummel #79 45-14
Friday
In Texas, #61 Highland Park choked #92 Longview 21-16
Thursday
In California, No. 24 Servite improved to 7-0 overall and 2-0 in the Trinity League after defeating No. 95 Santa Margarita 48-21. Houston Thomas rushed for 193 yards and 3 touchdowns to win.
That’s 3 ️⃣ TD’s for the birthday boy! @Houston20Thomas
Servite leads 35-14 with 4:09 in 3rd place. pic.twitter.com/atdoOu3PYr
— Servite Football (@ServiteFootball) October 8, 2021
In Tennessee, No. 10 Oakland needed a defensive stop at the end to beat No. 114 Christ Presbyterian Academy 27-24 in a battle of the defending champions. The defending 6A champions won their 22nd straight win when Korey Smith sacked Cade Lawn at the Oakland 9. CPA won the Division II-AA title last year.
WHAT. A. THE END.@OHSPatsFootball defeats Cade Law near the goal line after time runs out. Patriots improve to 7-0.
Finals: Oakland 27, CPA 24 pic.twitter.com/lRTJve4OD3
— Russell Vannozzi (@RussellV_MSP) October 8, 2021
The Patriots now have 53 straight home wins.
High School Football America 100 powered by NFL Play Football
No. 1 Mater Dei (California) beat No. 127 Orange Lutheran (California) 55-16
No. 3 Westlake (Texas) beat Bowie (Austin, Texas) 35-0
No. 3 Thompson (Alabama) beat Gadsden City (Alabama) 41-7
No. 4 St. John Bosco (California) beat JSerra (California) 44-7
#5 IMG Academy (Florida) – idle
No. 6 Southlake Carroll (Texas) beat Keller Central (Texas) 63-7
No. 7 Katy (Texas) beat Mayde Creek (Texas) 65-7
No. 8 Center Grove (Indiana) beat Lawrence North (Indiana) 43-19
No. 9 Bergen Catholic (New Jersey) beat Paramus Catholic (New Jersey) 63-0
No. 10 Oakland (Tennessee) beat No. 114 Christ Presbyterian Academy (Tennessee) 27-24
Hoover #11 (Alabama) defeated Spain Park (Alabama) 52-10
No. 12 Chandler (Arizona) beat Perry (Arizona) 49-3
No. 13 Dutch Fork (South Carolina) beat Chapin (South Carolina) 69-21
No. 14 Cathedral (Indiana) beat Brebeuf Jesuit (Indiana) 45-21
No. 15 St. Edward (Ohio) defeated Football North (Canada) 38-7
Jesuit #16 (Florida) defeated Clearwater Central Catholic (Florida) 35-21
No. 17 St. Thomas Aquinas (Florida) beat South Plantation (Florida) 62-0
No. 18 Hamilton (Arizona) beat No. 163 Chaparral (Arizona) 35-32
Bishop Gorman #19 (Nevada) beat Legacy (Nevada) 62-0
No. 20 Collins Hill (Georgia) – idle
No. 21 St. Frances Academy (Maryland) – idle
No. 22 Corner Canyon (Utah) lost to No. 160 Lone Peak (Utah) 41-16
Catholic #23 (Baton Rouge, Louisiana) defeated East Ascension (Louisiana) 48-29
No. 24 Servite (California) beat No. 95 Santa Margarita (California) 48-21
No. 25 Denton Guyer (Texas) beat Braswell (Texas) 35-14
No. 26 Miami Central (Florida) beat Hialeah-Miami Lakes (Florida) 56-0
No. 27 Bixby (Oklahoma) beat Choctaw (Oklahoma) 70-7
No. 28 Venice (Florida) beat Manatee (Florida) 41-8
No. 29 St. John’s College HS (Washington, DC) defeated Bishop McNamara (Maryland) 35-0
No. 30 Corona Centennial (California) beat Corona Santiago (California) 69-14
No. 31 Chaminade-Madonna (Florida) vs. Fort Lauderdale (Florida) canceled due to COVID-19 protocols
No. 32 St. Xavier (Ohio) beat No. 143 La Salle (Ohio) 49-14
No. 33 Northwestern (Miami, Florida) beat Norland (Florida) 26-12
No. 34 Denton Ryan (Texas) beat The Colony (Texas) 42-3
No. 35 Buford (Georgia) – idle
No. 36 American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.) lost to No. 130 Trinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville, Fla.) 27-14
No. 37 Cardinal Gibbons (Florida) beat Pine Crest (Florida) 56-7
No. 38 Bridgeland (Texas) lost to Cypress Ranch (Texas) 38-28
No. 39 North Cobb (Georgia) beat Harrison (Georgia) 42-14
No. 40 Jenks (Oklahoma) beat Norman (Oklahoma) 49-21
No. 41 Duncanville (Texas) beat Lake Ridge (Texas) 59-0
No. 42 Milton (Georgia) beat Etowah (Georgia) 54-14
No. 43 Seminole (Sanford, Florida) beat Lake Brantley (Florida) 34-16
No. 44 Male (Kentucky) beat Southern (Kentucky) 42-6
No. 45 Warner Robins (Georgia) – idle
No. 46 Hough (North Carolina) beat West Charlotte (North Carolina) 37-17
No. 47 Cocoa (Florida) suggested Dr. Phillips (Florida) 19-14
No. 48 Edna Karr (Louisiana) beat Warren Easton (Louisiana) 20-18
No. 49 Aledo (Texas) beat Joshua (Texas) 55-0
Chambers No. 50 (North Carolina) beat Hopewell (North Carolina) 67-0
No. 51 Treasure Coast (Fl) vs. Pahokee (Fl) canceled due to weather
No. 52 La Salle College HS (Pennsylvania) lost to Roman Catholic (Pennsylvania) 27-20
No. 53 Lee County (Georgia) – idle
No. 54 St. Joseph’s Prep (Pennsylvania) beat Middletown (Delaware) 24-6
No. 55 Marysville (Tennessee) beat Thomas Worthington (Tennessee) 49-6
No. 56 East St. Louis, Illinois beat Alton, Illinois 68-0
No. 57 St. Francis (Mountain View, California) beat Valley Christian (San Jose, California) 41-17
No. 58 St. Peter’s Prep (New Jersey) lost to No. 149 St. Joseph Regional (Montvale, New Jersey) 21-14
No. 59 Colquitt County (Georgia) beat Alcovy (Georgia) 55-18
No. 60 Edgewater (Florida) beat Winter Park (Florida) 44-14
No. 61 Highland Park (Texas) beat No. 92 Longview (Texas) 21-16
No. 62 De La Salle (California) beat No. 138 Folsom (California) 31-10
No. 63 Cherry Creek (Colorado) beat Grandview (Colorado) 21-13
No. 64 Atascocita (Texas) beat Summer Creek (Texas) 30-24
No. 65 Brother Martin (Louisiana) beat No. 79 Archbishop Rummel (Louisiana) 45-14
No. 66 Cartersville (Georgia) beat Hiram (Georgia) 34-14
No. 67 Westfield (Texas) beat Nimitz (Texas) 54-6
No. 68 Lake Travis (Texas) beat Austin (Texas) 63-3
No. 69 Allen (Texas) beat Little Elm (Texas) 71-29
No. 70 North Shore (Texas) beat Kingwood (Texas) 56-0
No. 71 Euless Trinity (Texas) beat North Crowley (Texas) 42-7
No. 72 Jones (Orland, Florida) – idle
No. 73 Imhotep Charter (Pennsylvania) beat Northeast (Pennsylvania) 14-0
No. 74 Creekside (Georgia) – idle
No. 75 Arlington Martin (Texas) beat Lamar (Arlington, Texas) 47-0
No. 76 Greenville Christian (Mississippi) vs. Rossville Christian (Tennessee), cancelled
No. 77 DeMatha (Maryland) beat No. 132 Gonzaga (Washington, DC) 30-6
No. 78 Rockledge (Florida) – idle
No. 79 Archbishop Rummel (Louisiana) lost to No. 65 Brother Martin (Louisiana) 45-14
No. 80 Pickerington Central (Ohio) beat Groveport Madison (Ohio) 37-0
No. 81 Good Advice (Maryland)—idle
No. 82 Alcoa (Tennessee) – idle
No. 83 Lakota West (Ohio) vs. Middletown (Ohio) canceled due to COVID-19 protocols
No. 84 Valor Christian (Colorado) beat Castle View (Colorado) 47-14
No. 85 Oak Grove, Mississippi beat Meridian, Mississippi 52-34
No. 86 John Curtis (Louisiana) beat Archbishop Shaw (Louisiana) 37-16
Loyola Academy No. 87 (Illinois) beat Providence Catholic (Illinois) 40-0
No. 88 Niceville (Florida) beat No. 187 Edison (Miami, Florida) 21-14
No. 89 Carmel (Indiana) beat Warren Central (Indiana) 24-7
No. 90 Detroit MLK (Michigan) beat Detroit Renaissance (Michigan) 57-7
No. 91 Springfield (Ohio) beat Centerville (Ohio) 44-7
No. 92 Longview (Texas) lost to No. 61 Highland Park (Texas) 21-16
No. 93 DePaul Catholic (New Jersey) beat Irvington (New Jersey) 21-0
No. 94 Christian Brothers College HS (Missouri) beat Chaminade (Missouri) 48-14
No. 95 Santa Margarita (California) lost to No. 24 Servite (California) 48-21
No. 96 Mill Creek (Georgia) – idle
No. 97 St. Ignatius (Ohio) lost to No. 140 Archbishop Moeller (Ohio) 29-28 in OT
No. 98 Rockwall-Heath (Texas) beat North Mesquite (Texas) 62-21
Bryant #99 (Arkansas) beat Little Rock Central (Arkansas) 63-0
No. 100 Hewitt-Trussville (Alabama) beat Vestavia Hills (Alabama) 49-35
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