Michael Pitts+FollowSaturday’s high school football showdown: St. Frances vs. Chaminade-MadonnaTwo powerhouse teams, St. Frances Academy from Baltimore and Chaminade-Madonna from Hollywood, are set to clash this Saturday night in Fort Lauderdale. With five-star defensive end Zion Elee leading St. Frances and Texas-bound running back Derrek Cooper driving Chaminade-Madonna’s quest for a fifth straight state title, this matchup is packed with future college stars. The game kicks off at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN2 and Fubo. Who do you think will come out on top, and which player are you most excited to watch? Let’s talk predictions and favorite moments! #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowDunham, Episcopal, and a rising contenderDunham is coming off a near-perfect season, and with star QB Elijah Haven back—who threw for over 3,000 yards last year—they’re aiming even higher this time. But Episcopal, led by veteran coach Travis Bourgeois and steady QB Zach Hu, won’t make it easy. What’s really shaking things up is Slaughter Charter’s rapid rise; they’ve got their biggest roster ever and are hungry to prove themselves after last year’s playoff win. With East Feliciana and Baker also making bold moves, District 8-2A feels more competitive than ever. Who do you think will surprise us most this season? #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowGrimsley edges West Charlotte in wild OT thrillerA nail-biting overtime finish at Bank of America Stadium saw Grimsley High just barely outlast West Charlotte, 28-27, in a clash packed with drama, big plays, and costly penalties. Both teams—loaded with top recruits—showed why they’re among North Carolina’s best, but it was Grimsley’s ability to capitalize on West Charlotte’s nine penalties that made the difference. West Charlotte, missing star KD Cotton, still pushed the game to OT, but a false start on a gutsy 2-point try sealed their fate. What do you think: Should teams go for the win in OT, or play it safe? #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
John Camacho+FollowMallard Creek stuns Rolesville in wild openerMallard Creek just pulled off a huge upset, knocking off No. 3 Rolesville 36-21 to kick off the North Carolina high school football season! Despite losing their starting QB early, the Mavericks jumped out to a 22-0 lead, fueled by big plays on both sides of the ball—including a blocked punt returned for a touchdown and a game-sealing pick-six. Rolesville tried to rally in the second half, but Mallard Creek’s defense held strong. If this is how the season starts, we’re in for a wild ride. Who impressed you most, and what does this mean for the state rankings? #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowFriday night lights: High school football scores are in!Nothing brings the community together quite like high school football season! The latest scores are rolling in from schools all across the region, and every game is packed with energy, big plays, and local pride. Whether you’re cheering for your alma mater or following a rising star, these matchups are fueling conversations everywhere. Who surprised you this week? Any underdog victories or standout performances? Let’s talk about the moments that made you jump out of your seat! Check out the latest results and share your thoughts below. #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowGrimsley edges West Charlotte in OT thrillerOvertime drama in Charlotte as Grimsley, led by five-star QB Faizon Brandon, narrowly escapes West Charlotte with a 28-27 win! Both teams came in as reigning state champs, but it was Brandon—committed to Tennessee—who delivered the game-winning touchdown in extra time. The new class realignment has everyone talking, but Grimsley’s offense continues to impress, picking up right where they left off last season. West Charlotte nearly pulled off a comeback, but a missed extra point and gutsy calls kept fans on edge. What do you think about the new class split and these powerhouse programs? #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowJon Adams’ last-second heroics lift ChieflandDouble overtime, one point down, and everyone’s exhausted—Jon Adams wasn’t letting Chiefland lose. The Louisville commit demanded the ball and powered in the game-winning two-point conversion, sealing a wild 36-35 victory over Williston for the Levy Cup. Both teams made mistakes, but Adams’ determination and versatility—playing both ways and making clutch catches—stood out. Even Williston’s coach admitted, “I’m glad he’s gone.” This win is sweet revenge for last year’s playoff loss and puts Chiefland right back in the conversation for the area’s best. What do you think: Is Adams the most dominant player in the region right now? #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowCarolinas’ football powerhouses revealedDutch Fork from Irmo, SC, takes the top spot in this year’s Carolinas Top 25 high school football rankings, kicking off what’s sure to be an electrifying season across North and South Carolina. With Charlotte’s Providence Day and West Charlotte also making the top three, it’s clear the Queen City is a football hotspot. These rankings, updated weekly, are stirring up plenty of hometown pride and friendly rivalries. Which team are you rooting for, and do you think any underdogs will shake up the list this season? Let’s hear your picks and predictions! #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowGlenville vs. Massillon: Friday night lights returnHigh school football fans are in for a treat as Glenville and Massillon face off at Paul Brown Stadium, reigniting a rivalry that hasn’t been seen in nearly 16 years. The last time these two teams clashed, Glenville took the win in a dramatic state semifinal. With both teams bringing fresh talent and high expectations, this matchup is more than just a game—it’s a community event that’s sure to spark memories and new stories. Who do you think will come out on top this time? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
phughes+FollowHeat Exhaustion Tragedy: Young Stars LostHeartbreaking news for the high school football community—four promising young athletes have passed away before the 2025 season, with three sudden deaths during practice, likely linked to heat exhaustion. The latest, Preston Malone III from Lancaster, Texas, showed signs of severe heat stress before collapsing. This raises urgent questions about player safety and heat protocols. How can teams better protect their rising stars? #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
