WEEK 4:
Final Scores from the fourth full week of the 2024 Virginia High School Football season - from Thursday, September 19, 2024 through Saturday, September 21, 2024 - can be seen below...

Thursday, September 19, 2024:
Deep Creek 16, Grassfield 8
Denbigh 14, Gloucester 9
Hampton 35, Kecoughtan 0
Hanover 42, Mills Godwin 7
Henrico 48, J.R. Tucker 7
Hickory 29, Western Branch 13
King’s Fork 64, Great Bridge 14
Oscar Smith 35, Nansemond River 0
Sherando 47, Fauquier 10

Friday, September 20, 2024:
Abingdon 56, Richlands 6
Alleghany 42, Greenbrier East, W.Va. 7
Altavista 58, Prince Edward 0
Armstrong 55, Goochland 0
Bath County 68, Meadow Bridge, W.Va. 12
Battlefield 42, Woodbridge 7
Benedictine 24, Georgetown Prep, Md. 7
Blacksburg 44, Rockbridge County 20
Broadwater Academy 56, Fuqua School 6
Bruton 42, Northumberland 12
Buckingham 35, Fluvanna 0
Buffalo Gap 40, East Rockingham 11
Caroline 26, King William 21
Christiansburg 39, Cave Spring 20
Churchland 12, Hopewell 10
Clarke County 31, Warren County 0
Colgan 50, Osbourn Park 8
Collegiate-Richmond 22, Fork Union Prep 0
Colonial Forge 35, Patriot 27
Culpeper 30, Meridian 22
Deep Run 27, Meadowbrook 9
E.C. Glass 59, Liberty-Bedford 0
Eastern View 34, Brooke Point 27
Eastside 20, Chilhowie 0
Essex 64, Franklin 0
Fairfax 38, South County 21
Fort Defiance 19, Broadway 14
Gainesville 41, James Robinson 13
George Wythe 42, Carroll County 7
Glen Allen 28, Thomas Dale 3
Glenvar 63, Hidden Valley 0
Grafton 9, New Kent 6
Graham 7, Union 6
Granby 42, Norview 0
Grayson County 42, Floyd County 15
Green Run 34, Frank Cox 0
Greenbrier Christian 49, Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot 0
Hayfield 70, Chantilly 0
Heritage (Lynchburg) 21, Jefferson Forest 7
Hermitage 37, Patrick Henry-Ashland 20
Herndon 21, Wakefield 0
Highland Springs 50, Douglas Freeman 14
Honaker 42, Holston 21
J.I. Burton 40, Twin Springs 0
James Madison 35, George Marshall 7
John Champe 51, Potomac Falls 6
John Handley 41, Brentsville 0
Kettle Run 54, James Wood 14
Lake Braddock 49, West Potomac 28
Lakeland 8, Booker T. Washington 0
Landstown 24, Princess Anne 8
Langley 48, Justice 7
Lebanon 46, Castlewood 0
Lee High 54, Pineville, Ky. 0
Letcher County Central, Ky. 43, Central - Wise 7
Liberty Christian 42, Amherst County 20
Lloyd Bird 79, Clover Hill 0
Lord Botetourt 68, Appomattox 10
Loudoun County 58, Dominion 20
Loudoun Valley 38, Broad Run 0
Madison County 43, William Monroe 21
Magna Vista 40, Franklin County 21
Martinsville 33, Dan River 9
Matoaca 47, Massaponax 19
Maury 47, Dinwiddie 7
McLean 34, Edison 14
Mecklenburg 14, Central-Lunenburg 7
Midlothian 25, Manchester 20
Monacan 29, Cosby 13
Mount View, W.Va. 35, Bland County 8
Mountain View 40, Centreville 14
Nansemond-Suffolk 14, Hargrave Military 0
Narrows 21, Giles 20
North Cross 35, Atlantic Shores 8
North Stafford 26, Briar Woods 14
Northampton 32, Windsor 20
Northwood 50, Twin Valley 12
Ocean Lakes 21, Kellam 3
Orange County 56, Liberty-Bealeton 6
Osbourn 8, Potomac 3
Page County 20, King & Queen Central 19
Parry McCluer 55, Stonewall Jackson 0
Patrick County 34, Chatham 21
Patrick Henry-Glade Spring 54, Grundy 50
Poquoson 21, Warhill 14
Powhatan 28, James River-Midlothian 7
Princeton, W.Va. 62, Pulaski County 0
Quince Orchard, Md. 10, Stone Bridge 0
Radford 34, Galax 0
Rappahannock 36, Nelson County 20
Rappahannock County 43, Chincoteague 6
Ridgeview 21, Virginia High 7
River View, W.Va. 36, Hurley 14
Riverheads 48, Rocktown 6
Rustburg 41, Brookville 7
Rye Cove 56, Thomas Walker 6
Salem 42, Northside 21
Salem-Va. Beach 35, Bayside 0
Skyline 23, Millbrook 14
Smithfield 7, Jamestown 0
Snow Hill, Md. 46, Arcadia 6
South Lakes 40, Mount Vernon 14
Southampton Academy 50, Kenston Forest 36
Spotswood 52, Charlottesville 0
Spotsylvania 17, Atlee 14
St. Christopher's 31, Lake Taylor 12
St. Michael 44, Trinity Episcopal 28
Stafford 45, Independence 36
Staunton 49, James River-Buchanan 7
Staunton River 45, Tunstall 0
Strasburg 42, Moorefield, W.Va. 21
Stuarts Draft 31, Luray 0
Surry County 50, Charles City 6
TJ-Richmond 34, I. C. Norcom 12
Tabb 16, York 6
Tallwood 36, First Colonial 9
Tazewell 51, Fort Chiswell 7
The Covenant School 50, Christchurch 48
Turner Ashby 48, Waynesboro 13
Tuscarora 14, Lightridge 7
Unity Reed 40, C.D. Hylton 12
Varina 34, Forest Park 11
Warwick 52, Menchville 14
West Springfield 16, Oakton 13
William Byrd 33, Bassett 0
William Campbell 32, Randolph-Henry 6
William Fleming 41, Patrick Henry-Roanoke 13
Wilson Memorial 33, Western Albemarle 7
Woodgrove 49, Heritage-Leesburg 14
Woodstock Central 41, Amelia County 7

Saturday, September 21, 2024:
Bethel 10, Woodside 7
Blue Ridge 49, Smith Mountain Lake Christian Academy 7
Fishburne Military 30, Quantico 12
Huguenot 67, Richmond City Shool of the Arts 0
Massanutten Military 21, Randolph-Macon Academy 17
Paul VI Catholic High School 34, Saint James, Md. 10
Phoebus 45, Heritage-Newport News 0
Potomac School 9, Bishop O’Connell 6
Richmond Christian 0, Brunswick Academy 0
St. Albans, D.C. 42, St. John Paul the Great 0
St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes 35, Sidwell Friends, D.C. 7
Washington-Liberty 46, Yorktown 14
Woodberry Forest 31, St. Mary’s Ryken, Md. 7


Scores compiled from information obtained by Associated Press, Score Stream, VirginiaPreps posters (a big thanks to pizzzzza), Twitter and other various news sources.

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Football final score: #2 Phoebus 45, Heritage 0 at Darling Stadium.

The Phantoms scored 35 in the first quarter.

Peninsula District football final: Bethel 10, Woodside 7.

The Bruins won their homecoming game at Darling Stadium on a field goal with nine seconds remaining.

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Phoebus goes for 38 in a row against 1-2 Heritage (NN). Fun fact Heritage (NN) hasn’t scored on Phoebus since 2018 when they lost 35-12.

Congratulations to OnlyVA who won this week's contest!

Week 4 Results
OnlyVA - 7
falcettik - 6
OCBoy - 6
tylerrossfc10 - 6
otnorot - 6
SV-Viking4 - 6
540Athletes - 6
SPL311U - 5
RedNeck - 4
PhoenixHS - DNP

Season
OCBoy - 27 (72.4%)
SPL311U - 26 (66.7%)
falcettik - 26 (66.7%)
OnlyVA - 26 (66.7%)
SV-Viking4 - 22 (56.4%)
otnorot - 22 (56.4%)
tylerrossfc10 - 22 (56.4%)
RedNeck - 20 (51.3%)
PhoenixHS - 16 (55.2%)
540Athletes - 11 (57.9%)

KW drops to 0-4 with another tough loss against an undefeated Caroline squad. KW plays Strasburg and Central Woodstock the next two weeks

Booker T. Washington high school has a hole in it from a speeding car. Tell your family members to slow down.

Spotsylvania Knights
17

Final

Atlee Raiders
14

Some of these Region C and D games are hard to predict

Gainesville used a 20 point second quarter to gain control of the game and cruised to a 41-13 win against Robinson. GV dominated on both sides of the ball and, other than two long scoring plays for ROB, greatly imited the ROB offense.

ROB's first possession was a three and out. GV's first drive reached the ROB 11 yard line but their 4th and three play resulted in a sack and GV turned the ball back over to ROB on the ROB 18 yard line. ROB again went three and out. GV then put together a 65 yard drive capped by Smith 65 yard run to open the scoring at the 1:32 mark of the first quarter, 7-0 GV (Byrd XP). The GV KO then pinned ROB deep at their own nine yard line. After a ROB first down, GV's Shiff sacked ROB's J. Scaperotto for a loss of 18 yards and made ROB punt from their own one yard line to give GV great field position at the ROB 32 yard line. On the second play of this drive GV's Kilmer found Eisenhower in a seam in the middle of the field for a 22 yard TD pass and GV went out in front 13-0 (Byrd XP missed) with 10:36 remaining in the half. ROB started their next possession on their own 21 yard line and moved to their 43 yard line where they had a 4th and one but ROB elected to punt. GV then put together a 69 yard scoring drive and extended the lead to 20-0 (Byrd XP) on a Smith 10 yard run up the middle at the 5:08 mark of the second quarter. The GV KO again pinned ROB deep at their own 8 yard line but on this series J. Scaperotto dropped back to pass and was hit. The ball bounced forward to the ROB 8 yard line where GV's Hyde scooped it up and easily scored. After the Byrd XP it was now 27-0 GV with 4:11 remaining in the half. After another ROB punt and a short GV drive that ran out the clock the half ended.

GV received the ball to start the second half and punted after just one first down to give ROB the ball on their own 23 yard line. On this ROB possession J. Scaperotto found his brother D. Scaperotto behind the defense and they hooked up for a 60 yard TD pass to cut the lead to 27-6 (Jacobs XP) with 7:12 to play in the third quarter. GV's next drive answered immediately when Kilmer found Hill coming across the middle towards the visitor's sideline. Hill broke a tackle near midfield and went 58 yards down the sideline to make the score 34-6 GV (Byrd XP) with 4:12 remaining in the third quarter. ROB started their next possession on their own 22 yard line and after two GV sacks for a total loss of 17 yards ROB ended up punting from their own 17 yard line. The short kick gave GV another short field at the GV 48 yard line, but after losing yardage GV punted. ROB then went three and out, followed by another GV score when Kilmer hit Eisenhower with a 29 yard TD pass to extend the lead to 41-6 (Byrd XP) with 8:05 remaining in the game. The GV KO left ROB to start their next possession on their own 17 yard line but on this drive the Scaperott brothers connected again for a 79 yard TD pass and the lead was now 41-13 (Jacobs XP) with 5:51 remaining in the game. GV then ran out the clock to secure the win.

Monacan Chiefs
29

Final

Cosby Titans
13

Meadowbrook MBK Monarchs
9

Final

Deep Run Wildcats
27

Patrick Henry Ashland Patriots
20

Final

Hermitage Panthers
37

John Marshall Justices
14

Final

Mechanicsville Mustangs
28

Midlothian Trojans
25

Final

Manchester Lancers
20

A huge matchup involving two undefeated Region 6A contenders is under the Final Score Friday Game of the Week spotlight! #2 Thomas Dale travels to #7 Glen Allen in just the second all-time meeting between the programs. The Knights' 27-7 win was the Jaguars worst loss last season.
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Big win for EV tonight and a solid bounce back from a VERY disappointing outing at Huguenot. They still have a long way to go, but we finally saw some solid EV football. EV played without Will Butler tonight (injury). @ a very improved Caroline next week then @ N.Stafford the following. Schedule has EV getting tested early and often this year. I wouldn't call EV back just yet, but a solid dub against a quality team.

Final Score... Go Knights!

Riverheads got back on the winning track tonight with a road win over the first-year Rocktown Raptors up in Harrisonburg. An impressive Big Red crowd followed the team, as we knew they would, and enjoyed a successful visit to the Raptors' very nice field.

Although the Big Red treated its fans to the first running-clock win of the season, in all honesty this was not an especially smooth performance and the Gladiators will have to cut down on some of the mistake they made tonight if they hope to beat either or both of their next two opponents......Wilson and Christiansburg.

Yes they tallied seven touchdowns from five different players.....yes they scored in every quarter......but the Gladiators also left two fumbles laying on the turf for Rocktown to pick up.......they did not defend the pass at all well when Rocktown scored its only TD...and they simply could not get their own passing game going the few times they tried. Those same mistakes will be fatal against better teams if they continue.

Fullback Carson Brooks got the party started with a 48 yard burst up the middle on the Big Red's first possession. He then proceeded to play lights out defense for the rest of the period, as he recorded some solo tackles and pounced on the first Raptor fumble of the night. Jonathan Talbott and Jackson Fitzgerald each scored in the rather long first quarter as the Gladiators took a 20-0 lead.

Quarterback Levi Dunlap sneaked one in from four yards out in the second quarter for Riverheads' only score. They had another deep possession but coughed it up on a fumble inside the 10 as the teams went to the locker room with a 27-0 score on the board.

Rocktown took the opening kickoff in the third quarter and opened up their playbook for a halfback option pass. The pass itself was awful and the receiver had time to check his e-mail before it finally came down, but that was because Riverheads did not have a defender within 20 yards of him. He hauled in the wounded duck in Gladiator territory and the same receiver caught a much nicer pass down around the 1 moments later, before they sneaked it across for their only score of the game.

Following that hometown TD, the Gladiators responded with three of their most explosive plays of the game. First Talbott took the R-town kickoff and darted up the far sideline all the way down to the 25. That led to Big Play number two.......Dunlap's second QB sneak of the game.

Now what was so "explosive" about a QB keeper you might ask? Well that play is designed to only get you a couple or three yards and potentially a first down, but when you keep digging and your line keeps pushing, and you can take that "sneak" play for 14 yards and a touchdown, why not do it? I believe the big boys call it a "tush push."

Whatever name you put on it, that score put the visitors ahead 34-6 but the best was yet to come. On Rocktown's next possession, they went to the air, but Fitzgerald was Jackson-on-the-Spot as he stepped in front of it, cut to his right, and then sidestepped the only guy who had a chance to get him as he returned the ball for a 60 yard pick six. That TD and Zac Brooks' fifth PAT of the night made it 41-6 and set the running clock in motion.

With subs finishing out the action, Copper Arehart (whom I have to admit I had never even heard of before tonight) swept left end from about 8 yards out for the final Big Red TD. The second-string kicker (name escapes me and I don't have a roster to refer to) converted the PAT for the final point of the night. He is now 2-2 on the season and his soccer style delivery will no doubt carry the Big Red next year when Brooks graduates.

With the win, the Gladiators are now 3-1 on the season, but district play resumes next week and a much-improved Wilson team will visit RHS for Homecoming, followed by a road trip to Christiansburg. From everything I have heard, the other games tonight went as expected, with Gap, Fort, Staunton, Wilson, and Draft all winning, with only Waynesboro falling tonight. Therefore the district race has the potential to be a five or even six-team competition, but something tells me the teams will start to separate themselves in the next week or two.

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