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prepsportsreport.com
Calvary Day Takes Care of Business Against Screven. Now Comes the Big One!
Calvary Day has dominated in-state competition this season, winning by a 352-59 margin in eight victories, including three shutouts. The Cavaliers technically didn’t pitch a shutout in Friday’s 42-7 rout of visiting Screven County, but the defense didn’t allow a point as the Gamecocks scored on a pick-6 interception return.
WIS-TV
Benedict Tigers get a 23-0 shutout win over Savannah State
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Benedict fans might have expected to receive more tricks than treats early on, but the Tigers secured a 23-0 win over Savannah State on Saturday. Early in the first quarter the tone was set with a Isaiah Brown quarterback sack getting the ball loose. David Makonzo...
Marietta Daily Journal
Grice Connect
GC Sports | Yellow Jackets’ slow start proves costly against Phoenixes
The Southeast Bulloch Yellow Jackets' postseason hopes took a major hit Friday night as they fell 48-34 to the New Hampstead Phoenixes on Senior Night. The Yellow Jackets struggled to contain New Hampstead's explosive passing attack and powerful running game, falling behind 34-13 at halftime. Despite a stronger second-half effort, penalties and defensive miscommunication proved costly as the Phoenixes got the win.. Phoenixes Start Fast Southeast Bulloch tried to start the game fast with a trick play, but it lost them six yards, and they stalled on their opening drive. New Hampstead then used a big run to get into the red zone, leading to a touchdown reception by Mekhi Lynn to make it 7-0 Phoenixes. The Yellow Jackets answered with a touchdown of their own on the next drive. Jordan Dawson ran it in from over 20 yards out to make it 7-6 after the Yellow Jackets went for two and failed to convert. The Phoenixes wasted no time responding to the Yellow Jackets' score, using a combination of strong runs and slant passes that led to a walk-in touchdown run from Christian Kinlaw to make it 14-6. Southeast Bulloch had a good return called back for a blindside
benedicttigers.com
Benedict Takes On Savannah State
Savannah State (1-7, 1-6 SIAC) at Benedict Tigers (7-1, 5-1 SIAC) Entrance Policy: Benedict has a clear bag policy. Also, no Halloween masks will be allowed. Series: Benedict leads all-time series 10-3, dating to 1958. Last Meeting: Benedict 16, Savannah State 13 (2OT), Nov. 8, 2025 in Savannah, Ga. COLUMBIA,...
The Island Packet
Seattle ON Tap
Benedictine's 7 First-Half Touchdowns: Coach Britt Says Next Week's Title Game Is A ‘War'
Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Benedictine football honored its upperclassmen on Senior Night with a dominant 49-6 Region 1-5A win over Groves at Memorial Stadium Thursday, October 29, immediately pivoting focus to a massive […]
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bvmsports.com
Georgia Southern Women’s Cross Country Competes at Sun Belt Championship
Foley, Alabama - FOLEY, Ala. – Georgia Southern's women's cross country team competed at the Sun Belt Conference Cross Country Championship, with junior Hannah Douglas leading the Eagles with a 27th-place finish. Douglas recorded the highest individual finish by a Georgia Southern women's cross country runner at the Sun Belt Championship since 2019. Her performance also ranked as the ninth-highest finish by a sophomore in program history at the conference championship. The Eagles turned in a strong team performance, defeating the most teams at the Sun Belt Championship since 2018. The result marked a significant accomplishment for the program and...
Gwinnett Daily Post
Sun Belt Conference
Georgia Southern & Louisiana Tech Earn Catbird Seats, Bulldogs Clinch Bowl Eligibility in Sun Belt Football Week 9 Play
NEW ORLEANS — Georgia Southern and Louisiana Tech earned Week 9 victories in clashes atop the Sun Belt East and West Divisions to position themselves in the catbird seats with four weeks to play, while Troy handed James Madison is second-straight Thursday night overtime loss in a rematch of the 2025 Credit Union 1 Sun Belt Football Championship presented by Visit Pensacola. The Bulldogs, who are the last remaining unbeaten team in Sun Belt play, also clinched bowl eligibility for the third-straight season.
Savannah Morning News
Bethesda dominates 2nd half to beat First Baptist in region title game
Bethesda Academy football coach Antwain Turner is in his 22nd season leading the Blazer program, where he serves in a variety of roles ― including being a master at motivating his squad. He set a team motto before the season of his players living up to the "Gold Standard" in everything they do ― on and off the field, along with four football goals of winning a region title, hosting throughout the playoffs, reaching the state title game and repeating as state champions. The Blazers checked a pair of those goals off their list as they rode a dominating second half to a 44-14 win over visiting First Baptist to secure the Region 2-3A title and clinch home field advantage for the first two rounds of the SCISA state playoffs. Bethesda overcame nine penalties for 90 yards, with 85 of those yards coming in the first half, along with a pair of first-half interceptions. The Blazers led 14-7 at intermission, before outscoring the Hurricanes 30-7 in the second stanza. The numbers told the story of the Blazers second-half resurgence. Junior quarterback Jordan Turner had a pair of second half interceptions, but caught fire after the break as he completed all
northgwinnettvoice.com
Buford softball opens Elite Eight with win over Richmond Hill, falls to Northgate in high-scoring battle
COLUMBUS, Ga. — Buford High School’s varsity softball team opened the GHSA Class 6A Elite Eight state tournament with a commanding 14-6 victory over Richmond Hill on Wednesday, Oct. 28, before falling to Northgate 18-15 in a high-scoring contest Thursday, Oct. 29, at South Commons Softball Complex in Columbus.
yourislandnews.com
High School Football Roundup: John Paul II falls just short; Battery Creek wins again
Jadon Inabinett rushed for 124 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries, and Alan Wolf added 116 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries and hooked up with Inabinett for a touchdown pass, but it wasn’t quite enough for the Golden Warriors to pull off the upset. May River...