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Weekly high school football roundup and look ahead to next week
Fredericksburg Christian 21, The Covenant School 15: The Eagles (5-3) won their fourth straight game and fifth out of their last six behind 233 total yards (146 passing, 87 rushing) and three touchdowns (two rushing, one passing) from quarterback Trip Blalock. Ziggy Tolson contributed three catches for 81 yards and a touchdown. Cam Bon-Ami added 55 total yards. Tolson’s 33-yard pass to Huck Pickett on a trick play sealed the win for the Eagles, who close the regular season against Blue Ridge on Saturday at 1 p.m. at Massaponax High.
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Thomas Stone football edges McDonough
Although both teams were already aware of their playoff destinations well prior to the kickoff of last Friday’s regular season finale, both Thomas Stone High School and host McDonough High were looking to attain some momentum heading into the postseason. For the visiting Cougars, who arrived on a seven-game skid, it was mission accomplished as they rallied past the host Rams for a 28-24 victory. Stone (2-7) will next head to Northeast of Anne Arundel County for a 2A South Region opening round contest this Friday, Nov. 6, while McDonough (2-7) will venture to Northern. While the Rams had upended winless La Plata 32-18 one week earlier to end their seven-game skid, the Cougars arrived having lost seven straight contests since they opened the season with a 33-21 victory over the Warriors. At various times last Friday it looked as though Stone was headed for an eighth straight setback. “This win was all about the kids,” said Thomas Stone coach Riley Cannon. “They were able to overcome some adversity earlier in the week and they had a great last three days of practice to get ready for this game. As of [last] Wednesday night, I felt pretty confident that we
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North Stafford first-year football coach ’embracing the challenge’ of rebuild
Orlando Jones was working as an assistant coach at Bishop Lynch, a private school in Dallas, when he learned of a head coaching vacancy at North Stafford High School. Bishop Lynch has two junior varsity teams, a freshman program, and a varsity squad. The campus has pristine facilities, and the program has won seven Texas Association of Private and Parochial School championships.
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ACHS Marching Titans Earn Five Straight Superior Ratings!
ALEXANDRIA, VA — Sometimes the sweetest sound a marching band can make isn’t a trumpet blast, a drumroll, or a perfectly played note. Sometimes it’s the sound of an entire band erupting in cheers. That was the scene when Alexandria City High School’s Marching Titans learned they...