Vanessa Abrahamson Blog: Top 100 scoreboard for October 14-16, 2021

Saturday games

In a battle for the Florida State champions, No. 17 St. Thomas Aquinas defeated No. 41 Cardinal Gibbons. The 7A champions retaliated after losing to Gibbons last year.

STA wide receiver Cameron Brown, a verbal commitment from Pitt, had a big play with six catches for 111 yards with two touchdowns. Gemari Sands scored three touchdowns – two rushing and one receiving.

@CamdenBrown7 over with the TD catch on the 52-yard pass @_ZionTurner. @STA_Soccer Cardinal Gibbons leads 12-0 with 2:39 remaining in the 1st quarter. @FlaHSFootball pic.twitter.com/Sb9afP5jWc

— Jon Santucci (@JonSantucci) October 16, 2021

friday games

Allen took control of the 5-6A District with a 38-31 win over Denton Guyer, who came into play ranked 24th on the High School Football America 100.

The Eagles used strong groundplay and rushed for 357 yards. Jaylen Jenkins rushed for 190 yards and three touchdowns, plus he added 70 receiving yards.

Allen will improve on his national No. 63 ranking when the new top 100 is released on Sunday.

Thursday games

No. 2 Westlake (Texas) bowled to a 77-0 shutout by Hays (Texas). The Chaps, who won their 31st straight win, did it without star quarterback Cade Klubnik, who is recovering from an injury.

Westlake has now outstripped his opponents this year, 378-54 in his 7-0 start.

No. 20 Collins Hill (Georgia) improved to 8-0 with a 35-7 win over North Gwinnett (Georgia). The Eagles were missing two-way star Travis Hunter, ranked No. 2 in all of college football in the nation, according to 247sports.com’s Composite Rankings.

Star quarterback Sam Horn, who has verbally committed to Missouri, caught up with four touchdown passes.

No. 26 Bixby (Oklahoma) extended his winning streak to 43 in a row with a 58-14 win over Sand Spring (Oklahoma). The win was the 100th for Spartans head coach Loren Montgomery, who has guided Bixby to six state championships in 12 seasons.

Also in Oklahoma, No. 37 Jenks defeated Edmond Santa Fe in a replay of last year’s Class 6A Division I championship game. The defending champions defeated Wolves 35-14 after falling 14-10 behind.

High School Football America 100 points

No. 1 Mater Dei (California) beat No. 95 Santa Margarita (California) 56-3

No. 2 Westlake (Texas) beat Hays (Texas) 77-0

No. 3 Thompson (Alabama) beat Oak Mountain (Alabama) 48-0

No. 4 St. John Bosco (California) beat No. 131 Orange Lutheran (California) 49-25

No. 5 IMG Academy (Florida) beat St. Thomas More (Connecticut) 24-14

No. 6 Southlake Carroll (Texas) – idle

No. 7 Katy (Texas) beat Cinco Ranch (Texas) 49-3

No. 8 Center Grove, Indiana, beat No. 14 Cathedral, Indiana, 21-6

No. 9 Bergen Catholic (New Jersey) beat No. 105 St. Joseph Regional (Montvale, New Jersey) 21-10

No. 10 Oakland (Tennessee) beat Riverdale (Tennessee) 24-7

No. 11 Hoover (Alabama) beat Tuscaloosa County (Alabama) 49-7

No. 12 Chandler (Arizona) – idle

Dutch Fork (South Carolina) beat River Bluff (South Carolina) 48-0

No. 14 Cathedral, Indiana, beat No. 8 Center Grove, Indiana, 21-6

No. 15 St. Edward (Ohio) lost to No. 100 Archbishop Moeller (Ohio) 28-21 in OT

Jesuit #16 (Florida) beat Jefferson (Florida) 24-0

No. 17 St. Thomas Aquinas (Florida) beat No. 41 Cardinal Gibbons (Florida) 39-14

No. 18 Hamilton (Arizona) beats Desert Vista (Arizona) 63-17

Bishop Gorman #19 (Nevada) beat Palo Verde (Nevada) 49-0

No. 20 Collins Hill (Georgia) beat North Gwinnett (Georgia) 35-7

No. 21 St. Frances Academy (Maryland) beat Life Christian Academy (Virginia) 63-7

Servite #22 (California) beat JSerra (California) 53-0

Catholic #23 (Baton Rouge, California) beat McKinley (Louisiana) 66-6

No. 24 Denton Guyer (Texas) lost to No. 63 Allen (Texas) 38-31

No. 25 Miami Central (Florida) beat No. 185 Edison (Miami, Florida) 45-6

No. 26 Bixby (Oklahoma) beat Sand Springs (Oklahoma) 58-14

No. 27 Venice (Florida) beat Gulf Coast (Florida) 56-6

No. 28 St. John’s College HS (Washington, DC) – idle

No. 29 Corona Centennial (California) beat No. 110 Norco (California) 48-24

No. 30 Chaminade-Madonna (Florida) beat No. 171 Gulliver Prep (Florida) 31-16

No. 31 St. Xavier (Ohio) lost to No. 102 St. Ignatius (Ohio) 28-21

No. 32 Northwestern (Miami, Florida) beat South Miami (Florida) 49-20

No. 33 Denton Ryan (Texas) – idle

No. 34 Buford (Georgia) beat Shiloh (Georgia) 37-0

No. 35 North Cobb (Georgia) beat No. 138 Walton (Georgia) 51-29

No. 35 Duncanville (Texas) beat Waxahachie (Texas) 52-3

No. 37 Jenks (Oklahoma) beat Edmond Santa Fe (Oklahoma) 35-14

No. 38 Milton (Georgia) – idle

No. 39 Male (Kentucky) beat Fern Creek (Kentucky) 36-0

No. 40 Warner Robins (Georgia) lost to Ware County (Georgia) 29-21

No. 41 Cardinal Gibbons (Florida) lost to No. 17 St. Thomas Aquinas (Florida) 39-14

No. 42 Seminole (Sanford, Florida) beat Oviedo (Florida) 51-14

No. 43 Hough (North Carolina) beat Mallard Creek 31-7

No. 44 Highland Park (Texas) beat McKinney North (Texas) 59-24

No. 45 Cocoa (Florida) beat Viera (Florida) 39-14

No. 46 Edna Karr (Louisiana) beat John F. Kennedy (Louisiana) 62-0

No. 47 Aledo (Texas) beat Mansfield Timberview (Texas) 35-21

No. 48 Chambers (North Carolina) defeated Nordmecklenburg (North Carolina) 29-0

No. 49 Treasure Coast (Florida) beat No. 175 Vero Beach (Florida) 42-21

No. 50 Lee County (Georgia) beat Houston County (Georgia) 29-9

No. 51 East St. Louis, Illinois beat Edwardsville, Illinois 58-0

No. 52 Marysville (Tennessee) beat Hardin Valley (Tennessee) 61-3

No. 53 St. Francis (Mountain View, California) beat Archbishop Riordan (California) 33-0

No. 54 Edgewater (Florida) beat Wekiva (Florida) 28-13

No. 55 De La Salle (California) beat California HS (California) 52-14

No. 56 Westfield (Texas) beat MacArthur (Houston, Texas) 70-0

No. 57 Colquitt County (Georgia) beat Camden County (Georgia) 34-31 in OT

No. 58 Cherry Creek (Colorado) lost to Arapahoe (Colorado 13-10

No. 59 Atascocita (Texas) beat No. 188 CE King (Texas) 42-21

No. 60 Brother Martin (Louisiana) beat Archbishop Shaw (Louisiana) 47-15

No. 61 Cartersville (Georgia) beat Blessed Trinity (Georgia) 49-21

No. 62 Lake Travis (Texas) beat Del Valle (Texas) 52-17

No. 63 Allen (Texas) beat No. 24 Denton Guyer (Texas) 38-31

No. 64 North Shore (Texas) beat Summer Creek (Texas) 45-16

No. 65 Euless Trinity (Texas) beat Chisholm Trail (Texas) 56-7

No. 66 La Salle College HS (Pennsylvania) – idle

No. 67 St. Joseph’s Prep (Pennsylvania) beat Archbishop Wood (Pennsylvania) 38-20

No. 68 American Heritage (Plantation, Florida) beat Jensen Beach (Florida) 43-7

No. 69 Springfield (Ohio) lost to Miamisburg (Ohio) 22-21

No. 70 Jones (Orlando, Florida) beat Mainland (Florida) 33-21

No. 71 Imhotep Charter (Pennsylvania) beat Martin Luther King (Pennsylvania) 44-3

No. 72 Creekside (Georgia) beat Banneker (Georgia) 41-0

No. 73 Arlington Martin (Texas) beat Arlington Bowie (Texas) 68-14

No. 74 Greenville Christian (Mississippi)—idle

No. 75 DeMatha (Maryland) beat Bishop McNamara (Maryland) 31-6

No. 76 Rockledge (Florida) beat Satellite (Florida) 34-10

No. 77 Pickerington Central (Ohio) beat Lancaster (Ohio) 34-8

No. 78 Bolles School (Florida)—idle

No. 79 Good Counsel (Maryland) beat No. 199 Gonzaga (Washington, DC) 17-0

No. 80 Alcoa (Tennessee) v Union County (Tennessee), canceled

No. 81 Lakota West (Ohio) beat Colerain (Ohio) 21-3

No. 82 Valor Christian (Colorado) beat Highlands Ranch (Colorado) 48-6

No. 83 Oak Grove (Mississippi) beat Terry (Mississippi) 54-28

No. 84 Trinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville, Florida) lost to Florida State University HS (Florida) 31-17

No. 85 Niceville (Florida) beat Gadsden County (Florida) 34-27 in OT

No. 86 John Curtis (Louisiana) lost to Jesuit (Louisiana) 17-13

No. 87 Loyola Academy (Illinois) beat St. Patrick (Illinois) 35-6

No. 88 Carmel (Indiana) beat Lawrence Central (Indiana) 14-0

No. 89 Detroit MLK (Michigan) beat Cass Tech (Michigan) 21-15

No. 90 DePaul Catholic (New Jersey) lost to No. 117 Don Bosco Prep (New Jersey) 17-14

No. 91 Longview (Texas) beat Sherman (Texas) 56-14

No. 92 Christian Brothers College HS (Missouri) beat Rockhurst (Missouri) 41-10

No. 93 Mill Creek (Georgia) beat Mountain View (Georgia) 56-0

Corner Canyon #94 (Utah) beat Pleasant Grove 56-8

No. 95 Santa Margarita (California) lost to No. 1 Mater Dei (California) 56-3

No. 96 Rockwall-Heath (Texas) – idle

No. 97 Bryant (Arkansas) beat Little Rock Southwest (Arkansas) 48-7

No. 98 Hewitt-Trussville (Alabama) beat Gadsden City (Alabama) 35-28

No. 99 Los Alamitos (California) beat Fountain Valley (California) 56-7

No. 100 Archbishop Moeller (Ohio) beat No. 15 St. Edward (Ohio) 28-21 in OT

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