News Summary
The fifth week of high school football in South Carolina brings thrilling matchups, notable performances, and significant wins as teams compete for playoff positioning.
Columbia – The high school football season in South Carolina entered its fifth week, marking a critical point as teams wrap up the first half of their regular schedules. A series of exciting matchups are on the roster for September 26, with all games kicking off at 7:30 p.m.
This week’s Super 25 features key contests including:
- No. 4 Dorman versus No. 1 Byrnes
- No. 6 Gaffney versus No. 7 Spartanburg
- No. 21 J.L. Mann versus No. 5 Greenville
- No. 17 Eastside against No. 16 Boiling Springs
- No. 9 Woodruff takes on No. 18 Wren
- No. 15 Mauldin faces No. 2 T.L. Hanna
Fans can stay updated on scores and highlights through various local news platforms. A quick glance at this week’s match results shows several noteworthy performances. A.C. Flora secured a decisive 27-6 win over York, while Bamberg-Ehrhardt showcased dominance with a 62-8 victory against Hunter-Kinard-Tyler. Belton Honea Path shut out Chapman 45-0 and Berkeley cruised to a 54-0 victory over St. James.
Highlights from Recent Games
Blue Ridge edged Landrum with a score of 42-28, while Blythewood won convincingly against Spring Valley, finishing at 46-0. Boiling Springs claimed a solid victory over Eastside, scoring 42-17, and Camden triumphed against Dreher with a decisive 43-0 win.
Carolina Forest also outperformed Southside Christian, winning 54-13, while Carvers Bay got the better of Green Sea Floyds with a score of 61-15. Chester defeated Keenan 35-6, and Clinton delivered a significant 60-0 win over Union County.
Matches of note continued with Clover narrowly overcoming Fort Mill 27-26, and Crescent edging out Liberty by just seven points, 34-27. Crestwood prevailed against Lower Richland 27-14, and Cross secured a comfortable 36-6 win over Branchville.
Daniel won against Seneca with a 27-16 score, and Gaffney balanced the scales with a competitive 28-21 win over Spartanburg, demonstrating that each game can redefine the standings. Several other significant outcomes included Gilbert’s 30-13 victory over Aiken and Gray Collegiate’s 41-27 win against North Augusta.
Closing Out the Week
Throughout the evening, teams continued to compete for superiority, as Northwestern won 56-20 against Catawba Ridge and Riverside triumphed over Wade Hampton, securing a 41-15 victory. The anticipation surrounding upcoming games, such as No. 19 T.L. Hanna hosting Mauldin and Seneca traveling to No. 23 Daniel, adds to the competitive spirit of the SCHSL season.
As South Carolina high school teams push forward into the latter half of their schedules, they aim to solidify their standings ahead of the playoffs. Football fans can engage with live updates and scores via local scoreboard platforms, ensuring they don’t miss a moment of the action.
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