Handley 46, Fauquier 3
Not surprised to see Handley rout Fauquier as they've had a rough year. Seems like most of the talent down that way plays for Kettle Run nowadays. Handley will win any game against any team that can't stop their (Freshman!) QB. If he continues to progress he'll no doubt be a starter in FBS in a few years. Very fast and looks like a seasoned Senior when he throws it. Probably the best Winchester area QB prospect since Metheny.

Millbrook 34, Liberty 22
Liberty used to be the power in their part of the state, and they've fallen a long ways. 0-6 on the year and have their best chance of getting a win against Skyline next week, but they'll be underdogs. I was surprised to see them put up 22 on Millbrook given how their season has gone.

Sherando 35, James Wood 0
This was probably the most ho-hum game I've seen between these two. James Wood had a couple chances at scoring but shot themselves in the foot with stupid penalties and a (very) bad snap. It never really felt like James Wood was in it since they only got the ball to Sherando's side of the 50 a couple times, but it easily could've been a 7-0 game at half (or 28-0 just as easily, had things gone a bit differently on Sherando's first drive). Didn't feel like a blowout. Sherando's defense played well, though I'd argue they're still not battle tested. Could see them finishing 10-0 or 7-3 at this point. Kettle Run next week will tell the tale.

While this Salem offense has good offensive weapons the defense still is flat. To give up 40 points to a team that has not won a game this season is atrocious. The defense has got to get a lot better by playoff time. Can’t keep relying on the offense to save them in these games.

Virginia High's Kisean Smith had a big night returning from injury. They could be a dark horse in region D. The QB is very athletic and fast also. The QB made some great throws, he is just a sophomore and this team seems to get better each week.