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Player of the Week: Potomac’s Damarion Baxter – WTOP News

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Potomac High School quarterback Damarion Baxter was named the Military Bowl Touchdown Club High School Football Player of the Week.

To hear Potomac High School football coach Ronnie Crump say it, Damarion Baxter could line up anywhere on the field. The junior quarterback, in his first year on varsity, has been begging to play defense, Crump said, but he is just too valuable on offense to risk injury.

Baxter showed his offensive worth again this past weekend. He rushed 24 times for 276 yards and four touchdowns and completed 10 of 13 passes for 183 yards, including a 35-yard touchdown pass to Malik Iracks with eight seconds remaining in regulation, as the Wolverines beat Oxon Hill, 32-26, in overtime.

“He’s just a football player, it doesn’t matter what position or what he needs to do,” Crump said. “But he’s playing a critical position. Quarterbacks aren’t a dime a dozen.”

Damarion Baxter could line up anywhere on the field, according to Potomac High School football coach Ronnie Crump. (Courtesy DC Touchdown Club)

For his efforts, Baxter was named the Military Bowl Touchdown Club High School Football Player of the Week.

Potomac (4-0) had won its first three games easily, but found itself in trouble against Oxon Hill, which also entered undefeated.

The Wolverines trailed 26-18 in the closing seconds when Baxter eluded the rush and heaved a pass that Iracks caught near the back of the end zone. After two penalties moved the two-point conversion attempt back 10 yards, Baxter eluded the rush and outran to the defense to the left corner of the end zone to tie the game at 26-26 and force overtime.

Oxon Hill was stopped on its possession of overtime, then Baxter — who is 5 feet, 8 inches tall and weighs 170 pounds — finished things off with a three-yard touchdown run on third-and-goal.

“He runs very well and he’s a leader too,” Crump said. “He’s trying really hard to do the right things and he’s maturing. He wants to get to the next level some kind of way. He might be a running back there.”

This week’s DC Touchdown Club Honor Roll:

ANNE ARUNDEL
Crofton RB/LB Drew Sani rushed for three touchdowns, including the game-winning, one-yard score as time expired, rushed for two two-point conversions and on defense made two drive-ending fourth down tackles and blocked an extra-point attempt as the Cardinals beat Meade 34-28.

DC
H.D. Woodson QB Amar’e Leonard completed 13 of 17 passes for 250 yards and two touchdowns and rushed five times for 46 yards as the Warriors beat Ballou 24-14.

FREDERICK
Frederick WR Paul Huff tied a school single-game record with 15 catches for 157 yards, including a pair of key fourth-down conversions, as the Cadets beat previously unbeaten Middletown 17-14.

HOWARD
Guilford Park RB Tyler Lee rushed 21 times for 235 yards and three touchdowns and caught a 27-yard touchdown pass as the Panthers beat Reservoir 42-37. Lee has rushed for at least 200 yards and scored at least three touchdowns in every game so far this season for Guilford Park (4-0).

LOUDOUN
Loudoun Valley RB/S Ethan LaFollette rushed 16 times for 216 yards and three touchdowns and on defense made four tackles and returned an interception 63 yards for a touchdown as the Vikings beat Potomac Falls 51-6.

MONTGOMERY
Sherwood DL Jefferson Serkfem made seven tackles with two sacks and two tackles for loss and forced a fumble as the Warriors beat Blake 21-12.

NORTHERN REGION
Meridian RB/CB Duke Dawson rushed eight times for 134 yards and two touchdowns, returned a punt 67 yards for a touchdown and on defense made three tackles with one tackle for loss as the Mustangs beat Fauquier 60-22.

PRINCE WILLIAM
Woodbridge QB Caleb Tucker completed 29 of 39 passes for a school-record 459 yards and six touchdowns as the Vikings beat Hylton 56-6.

PRIVATE
St. Albans QB Brett Paukstis completed 7 of 9 passes for 208 yards and three touchdowns as the Bulldogs beat McKinley Tech 42-0.

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Patuxent QB/K Brayden Watson completed 19 of 27 passes for 369 yards and three touchdowns, made all four of his point-after kicks and made both of his field goal attempts, including the game-winner in overtime as the Panthers beat Northern 34-31 in overtime.

WCAC
St. John’s DE Tariq Boney, a Michigan recruit, made nine tackles with one sack and one tackle for loss and recovered a fumble for a touchdown as the Cadets beat Friendship Collegiate 28-26.

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October 1, 2025
Week 6 rankings: Euless Trinity falls while L.D. Bell, Joshua, Crowley climb

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L.D. Bell head coach TJ Dibble talks to offensive lineman Sioeli Tupou (76) after Tupou leaves the field during the first half against Keller on Friday, Sept. 19, at Pennington Field in Bedford.

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Week 6 of the Texas high school football season is here.

Check out the Star-Telegram’s Fort Worth-area rankings and see which teams are on the rise:

Class 6A

1. Southlake Carroll (5-0, Prev. 1)

2. North Crowley (4-1, Prev. 2)

3. Byron Nelson (2-2, Prev. 4)

4. Arlington Bowie (3-2, Prev. 5)

5. Hurst L.D. Bell (5-0, Prev. 7)

6. Euless Trinity (3-2, Prev. 3)

7. Eaton (2-2, Prev. 10)

8. Crowley (2-3, Prev. NA)

9. Keller (3-2, Prev. 9)

10. Mansfield Lake Ridge (3-1, Prev. NA)

Class 5A

1. Aledo (5-0, Prev. 1)

2. Mansfield Timberview (3-2, Prev. 2)

3. Colleyville Heritage (2-3, Prev. 3)

4. Richland (4-1, Prev. 4)

5. FW Arlington Heights (5-0, Prev. 5)

6. Arlington Seguin (5-0, Prev. 6)

7. Mansfield Summit (3-1, Prev. 7)

8. Joshua (3-1, Prev. NA)

9. FW Wyatt (4-1, Prev. 9)

10. Birdville (2-3, Prev. 8)

Class 4A/Private

1. FW All Saints (5-0, Prev. 1)

2. Brock (5-0, Prev. 2)

3. Alvarado (4-0, Prev. 3)

4. Fort Worth Christian (5-0, Prev. 4)

5. Springtown (5-0, Prev. 5)

6. Decatur (2-2, Prev. 6)

7. Eagle Mountain (4-1, Prev. 7)

8. Kennedale (2-3, Prev. 8)

9. FW Eastern Hills (3-2, Prev. 10)

10. FW Southwest (1-4, Prev. NA)

Charles Baggarly

Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Charles Baggarly is a high school sports editor and reporter for the Fort Worth Star Telegram. He graduated from TCU in 2023 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and served as TCU 360’s sports editor. Connect with Charles on Twitter or via email.

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September 29, 2025
DC area high schools increase police and security presence at football games – WTOP News

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At high school football stadiums around the D.C. area, fans are seeing a significantly increased police presence at games. This is after several high-profile incidents during and after games.

At high school football stadiums around the D.C. area, fans are seeing a significantly increased police presence at games. This is after several high-profile incidents during and after games.

At Bowie High School in Prince George’s County Friday night when Bowie played against rival Wise High School, the number of officers was noticeably increased.

“If you do not have a ticket, we are asking you to exit the premises,” said a school official on a megaphone standing in front of the entrance to the stadium. “Your parent or guardian must remain with you, throughout the game.”

Before entering, spectators must pass through a metal detector, and tickets must be bought in advance to the sold-out game.

Police also cleared out the parking lot and made sure people were not milling around. A large eye in the sky camera platform, similar to the one used in shopping centers, also stood over the entrance to the stadium.

School officials are also moving some games to Saturday to allow for additional police and oversight.

The new rules also mean that only students of the two schools playing can attend and all tickets must be purchased in advance. There are no walk-up ticket sales.

Parent Kevin Wolfork, a former pro football player himself, is good with the security changes.
“Everybody’s going to be safe, the students, all the parents and all the players. That’s very important,” he said. “The students are safer. Parents are safer, and the kids are safer. That’s what it’s all about.”

At many stadiums, now if you leave during the game, you can’t come back in.

Bowie High Teacher Jessica Mealey supports the additional police.

“I know some people are very gung-ho about their teams and words can be spread quickly, to altercations,” she said. “Sometimes people get very spirited, and it’s good to have protection in case things get a little out of hand.”

Many school districts are urging spectators to arrive early at future games to get through security.

Expect the new restrictions to remain in place for the rest of the school year.

On Sept. 19, at Wise High School, two students were arrested during a robbery that was taking place in the parking lot.

“We did not want to penalize the school when, in fact, the incident did not involve students from Wise or Flowers this weekend,” the Prince George’s County Public School District said in a statement to 7News. “Police and sheriffs will support monitoring the exterior and PGCPS security and staff will monitor inside the game. Only students from the schools playing will be able to attend and students must bring their student IDs.”

Former Wise High School player Travon Burrells says it’s important for people to experience the excitement of high school football, but he agrees fan safety is very important.

“I believe more students or more parents should get an opportunity to purchase their tickets, but I agree with the safety out here,” he said. “For the kids’ safety and for everybody’s safety out here, so there won’t be no nonsense going on.”

In D.C., officials recently announced that parents must be with their students at games following an incident at Archbishop Carroll High School when two students were stabbed.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that DC Public Schools and Charter Schools will increase security. This, after what officials called “instances of spectator conflict” and the mayor said the new security rules that began Sept. 12 will last through Oct. 10.

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September 27, 2025
DC-area high schools increase police and security presence at football games – WTOP News

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At high school football stadiums around the D.C. area, fans are seeing a significantly increased police presence at games.

At high school football stadiums around the D.C. area, fans are seeing a significantly increased police presence at games. This is after several high-profile incidents during and after games.

At Bowie High School in Prince George’s County Friday night when Bowie played against rival Wise High School, the number of officers was noticeably increased.

“If you do not have a ticket, we are asking you to exit the premises,” said a school official on a megaphone standing in front of the entrance to the stadium. “Your parent or guardian must remain with you, throughout the game.”

Before entering, spectators must pass through a metal detector, and tickets must be bought in advance to the sold-out game.

Police also cleared out the parking lot and made sure people were not milling around. A large eye in the sky camera platform, similar to the one used in shopping centers, also stood over the entrance to the stadium.

School officials are also moving some games to Saturday to allow for additional police and oversight.

The new rules also mean that only students of the two schools playing can attend and all tickets must be purchased in advance. There are no walk-up ticket sales.

Parent Kevin Wolfork, a former pro football player himself, is good with the security changes.
“Everybody’s going to be safe, the students, all the parents and all the players. That’s very important,” he said. “The students are safer. Parents are safer, and the kids are safer. That’s what it’s all about.”

At many stadiums, now if you leave during the game, you can’t come back in.

Bowie High Teacher Jessica Mealey supports the additional police.

“I know some people are very gung-ho about their teams and words can be spread quickly, to altercations,” she said. “Sometimes people get very spirited, and it’s good to have protection in case things get a little out of hand.”

Many school districts are urging spectators to arrive early at future games to get through security.

Expect the new restrictions to remain in place for the rest of the school year.

On Sept. 19, at Wise High School, two students were arrested during a robbery that was taking place in the parking lot.

“We did not want to penalize the school when, in fact, the incident did not involve students from Wise or Flowers this weekend,” the Prince George’s County Public School District said in a statement to 7News. “Police and sheriffs will support monitoring the exterior and PGCPS security and staff will monitor inside the game. Only students from the schools playing will be able to attend and students must bring their student IDs.”

Former Wise High School player Travon Burrells says it’s important for people to experience the excitement of high school football, but he agrees fan safety is very important.

“I believe more students or more parents should get an opportunity to purchase their tickets, but I agree with the safety out here,” he said. “For the kids’ safety and for everybody’s safety out here, so there won’t be no nonsense going on.”

In D.C., officials recently announced that parents must be with their students at games following an incident at Archbishop Carroll High School when two students were stabbed.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that DC Public Schools and Charter Schools will increase security. This, after what officials called “instances of spectator conflict” and the mayor said the new security rules that began Sept. 12 will last through Oct. 10.

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September 27, 2025
LA Daily News football wrap-up: All the stories, photos and scores from Week 5 games
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The Los Angeles Daily News football wrap-up includes scores, game stories and photo galleries from the games Thursday and Friday in Week 5. Also below: Coverage from around Southern California.

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Friday’s games

Valencia football keeps rolling, routs rival Saugus

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Hart football holds off Golden Valley

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High school football: All of the scores from Friday’s Week 5 games

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Photos: Check out Friday night’s Week 5 high school football action

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Thursday games

Van Nuys football dominates San Fernando

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High school football: Scores from Thursday’s Week 5 games

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Around Southern California

SGV Varsity football wrap-up: Game stories, photos and scores from Week 5

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Long Beach Poly football transfers denied, banned for two years by CIF-SS

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Corona del Mar football looks sharp in victory over Trabuco Hills

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Jeremiah Watson helps lift Murrieta Valley football past San Clemente

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Mira Costa football holds off Villa Park for tough nonleague win

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STARTS NOW. YEAH. YOU KNOW WHAT? THOSE TWO HELMETS MEAN, RIGHT THERE. WELCOME TO KCRA 3’S HIGH SCHOOL PLAYBOOK SHOW. I’M DEL RODGERS. DURING THE NEXT NINE FRIDAYS, WE’LL BRING YOU EVERY ASPECT THAT MAKES UP THE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL EXPERIENCE. FROM THE BANDS, THE FANS, CHEERLEADERS, EVEN GAME OFFICIALS AND PLUS THE PARENTS IN THE STANDS. TONIGHT AS WEEK SIX OF THE FOOTBALL SEASON, WE START IN LATHROP, WHERE THE RIVER ISLANDS RIPTIDE TOOK ON THE VISITING CALAVERAS RED HAWKS. CALAVERAS PLAYED LIKE A TEAM ON A MISSION TONIGHT FROM 15 YARDS OUT. NUMBER 22 RYAN CLIFTON GOES AND GETS HIMSELF SIX POINTS FOR HIS REDHAWKS. FOR RIVER ISLAND’S. THEY HAD A ROUGH TIME MOVING THE BALL, BUT ON THIS PLAY, DARYL CARPENTER IS ABLE TO FIND LUCAS RUIZ, WHO COMES DOWN WITH A ROCK FOR A FIRST DOWN FOR THE RIPTIDE. LATER IN THE SECOND QUARTER. RIVER ISLAND’S LOOKING TO GET ON THE SCOREBOARD. THE REDHAWKS DEFENSE, STEPS UP BIG ENRIQUE HERNANDEZ GETS THE SACK OF THE RIPTIDE QUARTERBACK. REMEMBER HIS NAME? 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KCRA 3’s High School Playbook show is sharing the highlights from Friday Night Lights.Watch Del Rodgers give a recap of the sixth week of games across the Sac-Joaquin Section in Northern California on Sept. 26.Part 1 of the show is in the video above with several action-packed game recaps and more.You can watch part 2 with Game of the Week coverage, the Catch of the Week and more in the video below.See more high school football scores below:Did you miss week 5? Catch it here.Vote for Week 7’s Game of the Week here.

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Week 6 of Central Florida high school football is in the books. Scores across Central FloridaFriday Night Hits Week 6: Game of the Week DeLand at Spruce Creek (postponed)Friday Night Hits Week 6: You Pick 2 Game Eau Gallie 27, Titusville 14Davenport 41, Lake Minneola 6 Tavares 65, Eustis 6 West Orange 51, Apopka 0 Mount Dora Christian 48, The Master’s Academy 0 Tohopekaliga 28, Harmony 16Dr. Phillips 42, Olympia 6 Lake Mary 55, Hagerty 17 Ocoee 42, West Port 0 Winter Park 63, Freedom 8 Oviedo 64, Wekiva 0 East Ridge 84, Celebration 7 Colonial 35, Cypress Creek 15 Osceola 18, Melbourne 10 Winter Springs 20, Horizon 14 Gateway 20, Liberty Kissimmee 0Edgewater 84, Lyman 6Bishop Moore 29, Tampa Catholic 20 Jones 37, Auburndale 3 Windermere 36, Lake Buena Vista 0 Central Florida Christian Academy 46, Windermere Prep 21South lake 30, Forest Ocala 25

Week 6 of Central Florida high school football is in the books.

Scores across Central Florida

Friday Night Hits Week 6: Game of the Week

DeLand at Spruce Creek (postponed)

Friday Night Hits Week 6: You Pick 2 Game

Eau Gallie 27, Titusville 14

Davenport 41, Lake Minneola 6

Tavares 65, Eustis 6

West Orange 51, Apopka 0

Mount Dora Christian 48, The Master’s Academy 0

Tohopekaliga 28, Harmony 16

Dr. Phillips 42, Olympia 6

Lake Mary 55, Hagerty 17

Ocoee 42, West Port 0

Winter Park 63, Freedom 8

Oviedo 64, Wekiva 0

East Ridge 84, Celebration 7

Colonial 35, Cypress Creek 15

Osceola 18, Melbourne 10

Winter Springs 20, Horizon 14

Gateway 20, Liberty Kissimmee 0

Edgewater 84, Lyman 6

Bishop Moore 29, Tampa Catholic 20

Jones 37, Auburndale 3

Windermere 36, Lake Buena Vista 0

Central Florida Christian Academy 46, Windermere Prep 21

South lake 30, Forest Ocala 25

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The scores from Thursday’s high school football games.

THURSDAY’S RESULTS

CIF-SS

Golden League

Quartz Hill 55, Palmdale 18

Pacific League

Burbank Burroughs 41, Arcadia 33

Pasadena 41, Glendale 0

Nonleague

Arroyo Valley 40, Pomona 14

Century 26, Loara 21

Cerritos 53, Hacienda Heights Wilson 17

Chaffey 38, Moreno Valley 30

Elsinore 50, Diamond Ranch 6

Los Altos 52, California 27

San Jacinto Valley Academy 14, Temecula Prep 6

West Covina 35, South Pasadena 14

INTERSECTIONAL

Inglewood 43, Midland (Texas) 42

Oxnard Pacifica 42, L.A. Hamilton 14

Temple City 33, Angelou 0

L.A. CITY

Eastern League

Bell 34, South East 21

Garfield 35, Huntington Park 28

South Gate 48, Legacy 8

Valley Mission League

Panorama 31, Reseda 0

Sylmar 48, Canoga Park 24

Van Nuys 32, San Fernando 6

Nonleague

Maywood CES 54, Rancho Dominguez 6

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Valley Christian Academy 67, San Luis Obispo Academy 6

Public Safety Academy 70, Villanova Prep 28

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East Valley 50, New Designs University Park 22

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Small Town Oregon High School Competes For Million Dollar Renovation – KXL

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Lebanon, Ore. – A small-town Oregon high school is a top 25 finalist in a national competition that could result in a million dollar stadium upgrade.

Lebanon High School was named a finalist Thursday in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights competition. Athletic Director Kraig Hoene says Heath Stadium is in desperate need of upgrades. It was built in 1957, “And it’s a concrete structure. It’s been a great facility for years. But the concrete’s failing and it’s at the end of its useful life.” And, he says, it’s more than just a football field, “This facility is used by our community, 24/7. We don’t have a rec center; we don’t have that. We have people walking our track at midnight. The turf field provides baseball and softball opportunities to practice.”

More than 2,000 small-town schools entered T-Mobile’s contest. Lebanon is the only finalist in Oregon. Hoene hopes that will help rally the entire state to vote for LHS, “We just want to win this for Oregon.” Click HERE to vote.

As a finalist, the school receives $25,000 towards future renovations. But Hoene has his eye on the million dollar prize, “The reality is, we need those votes. Everybody can vote once a day from their email.” He adds, “It’s all about votes right now.”

Voting is open through October 24.

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Player of the Week: Paint Branch’s Alijah Bah – WTOP News

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Paint Branch High School junior Alijah Bah was named the Military Bowl Touchdown Club High School Football Player of the Week.

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Alijah Bah makes a name for himself as a star running back at Paint Branch High School

Paint Branch High School junior Alijah Bah bent over to field the ball at his own 45-yard line. With the call on for a punt block, no teammates were in sight as a few defenders raced toward him.

But as one of the D.C. area’s most elusive players, Bah made a quick move and burst through the initial wave, then scooted through traffic en route to a 55-yard touchdown.

It was just one more play on a special night as Bah also rushed for two touchdowns and caught two touchdown passes as the Panthers beat Blair 61-14.

“He just has that ability to make a play out of nothing,” Paint Branch head coach Mike Nesmith said. “He’s old school, I don’t know how to describe it, but his feel for finding holes is really special.”

For his efforts, Bah was named the Military Bowl Touchdown Club High School Football Player of the Week.

The son of former Paint Branch standout Mohammed Bah, Alijah is making quite a name for himself. Though just 5 feet, 10 inches tall and 175 pounds, he has added about 15 pounds since last season and plays much bigger.

Last season, he was selected as the Montgomery County Offensive Player of the Year by voting among coaches.

Against Blair, on the game’s opening series, Bah took a short pass to the right and turned it into a 69-yard touchdown. He then took a toss to the right for a 40-yard touchdown run, scored on the punt return, took another toss 51 yards for a score and finished with a 14-yard touchdown pass after he released from the backfield while staying in to block. Two other long touchdowns were negated by penalties, Nesmith said.

Paint Branch High junior Alijah Bah was named the Military Bowl Touchdown Club High School Football Player of the Week. (Courtesy Paint Branch football)

“His dad was a heck of a player and it looks like his son is even more talented,” Nesmith said. “He runs with a lot of power and he finishes runs, he’s not a scatback. He’s a really impressive player. He’s the best running back I’ve coached since I had Travis Hawkins when I was the offensive coordinator at Quince Orchard. That’s how talented he is.”

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ANNE ARUNDEL
Arundel RB Naseem Tention rushed 32 times for 233 yards and four touchdowns and had three catches for 68 yards as the Wildcats beat Broadneck 49-48.

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Ballou QB Javon Poole threw two touchdown passes and rushed for two more scores as the Knights beat Anacostia 50-0.

FREDERICK
Middletown RB/DB Ryan McLister rushed for a key fourth-down conversion on the game-winning drive and intercepted two passes on defense as the Knights beat Oakdale 20-17.

HOWARD
Guilford Park RB Tyler Lee rushed 27 times for 203 yards and three touchdowns, his third consecutive game with at least 200 yards rushing, as the Panthers beat River Hill 33-14.

LOUDOUN
Potomac Falls CB Omar El-Maddah made five tackles, forced a fumble and intercepted two passes, including a game-sealing pick in the end zone, as the Panthers beat Lightridge 26-20.

NORTHERN REGION
Falls Church RB Elijah Lewis rushed 29 times for 348 yards and three touchdowns as the Jaguars beat Annandale 44-32 to win the Battle of the Beltway Trophy.

PRINCE GEORGE’S
C.H. Flowers LB Tyger Williams made 13 tackles with three tackles for loss as the Jaguars made three stops inside their own 10-yard line and beat Wise 17-6.

PRINCE WILLIAM
With the team’s top two quarterbacks out with injuries, Forest Park RB Kellen Lewis made his first varsity start at quarterback and rushed for two touchdowns and threw for another score as the Bruins beat Gainesville 29-13.

PRIVATE
Potomac School RB/LB Gus Tierney rushed for two touchdowns and caught a touchdown pass. On defense, he made 12 tackles with two tackles for loss and one sack and forced one fumble as the Panthers beat Bishop Ireton 28-20.

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St. Charles RB/DB Christopher Quick rushed 10 times for 161 yards and three touchdowns. On defense, he made 14 tackles as the Spartans beat Patuxent 26-22.

WCAC
Gonzaga DB Langston Blair made five tackles and intercepted two passes as the Eagles beat Carroll 42-7.

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1971 ‘Remember the Titans’ football team honored in Alexandria on 25th anniversary of film – WTOP News

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Alexandria City honored the 1971 T.C. Williams High School football team, who became Virginia state champions and whose story inspired the film “Remember the Titans,” on the film’s 25th anniversary.

A team photo of the 1971 T.C. Williams High School football team remains on display at Alexandria City High School in Virginia.
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Players for the Alexandria City High School football team stand for the national anthem in their “Remember the Titans” jerseys before a game on Sept. 19, 2025
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Players of the 1971 T.C. Williams High School football team sign autographs after a pep rally in Alexandria, Virginia, on Sept. 19, 2025.
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Robert “Bobby” Luckett, who played offensive lineman and center on the 1971 T.C. Williams High School football team, celebrates during a pep rally in Alexandria, Virginia, on Sept. 19, 2025.
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A former T.C. Williams High School football player walks through a saber guard honor during a pep rally in Alexandria, Virginia, on Sept. 19, 2025.
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The Alexandria City High School cheerleaders perform during a pep rally in Alexandria, Virginia, on Sept. 19, 2025.
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Memorabilia from the 1971 season, including a district trophy, are on display at Alexandria City High School in Virginia, on Sept. 19, 2025.
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Moments before kickoff at Alexandria City High School on Friday night, a group of older men walked onto the football field and were immediately greeted with applause and cheers from the cheerleaders and fans in attendance.

The walkout capped off a weekslong celebration of the 1971 T.C. Williams High School football team, who became Virginia state champions and whose story inspired the film “Remember the Titans.” The celebration of the Titans’ undefeated run comes as the film celebrates its 25th anniversary.

“To see that the community still embraces what we stood for then and what we stand for today is really humbling,” Robert “Bobby” Luckett, who played offensive lineman and center on the Titans, said.

About 40 of the original players attended Friday’s events, along with four of the five surviving coaches and five cheerleaders from that 1971 season.

They participated in a community tailgate and a pep rally featuring Alexandria City community leaders before Alexandria City High School — the new name for T.C. Williams — took on John R. Lewis High School in high school football action. The Titans would go on to win 71-0.

James Barber, who played center during the 1971 season, said it is a “tremendous feeling to be back” on campus and seeing his old high school teammates.

“Even as we all come back, it all just falls back into place again,” Barber said. “It’s like we were back in high school. It’s a tremendous feeling, and I’m honored to be here.”

Following the Brown vs. Board of Education Supreme Court case of 1954 ruled that separate but equal schooling was unconstitutional, Alexandria formally desegregated its public school system.

Years after, school officials declared T.C. Williams High School as the area’s high school, combining two other schools with its student body.

The team ‘galvanized the city’

Running back Avery Morton recalled racial tensions remaining high as the 1971 season began, with white people sitting on one side of the stadium while Black people sat on the other. However, as the Titans began winning “it kinda got them to start mingling together,” Morton said.

“What we did was galvanized the city and enabled everybody to see that we were all working together for one common goal as a team, and that brought the parents and stuff in line with what we were doing,” Morton said.

With its roster mixed with Black and white players, the Titans went undefeated during the regular season, recording seven shutouts in 10 games. In three playoff games, including the state finals, the Titans only surrendered 14 points as they dominated their state opponents en route to a state championship.

The team’s success led to the creation of the “Remember the Titans” film, starting renowned actor Denzel Washington with a cast featuring Donald Faison, Ryan Gosling, Ryan Hurst and Hayden Panettiere.

While the film stayed true to the story of Titan players coming together for a common goal amid rising racial tensions, Morton wished it showed off more of the team’s dominance.

“They portrayed us as not being as powerful as we were, because we were dominating teams,” he said. “In the movie, that made it look like we were really struggling at times. That never happened. Only three teams scored on us the whole entire season until the playoffs.”

For Luckett and others, as long as the film stayed true to the core of what the Titans were, it did the job. While there was “no Denzel” in the stands as many people asked throughout the night, the film showed the world that “if you can overcome and trust, you can be successful,” Luckett said.

“It doesn’t matter what color your skin is, doesn’t matter where you’re from, doesn’t matter any of that. All that matters is what’s inside here,” Barber said, pointing at his heart.

“You look inside the person, you’re going to find the right person, and I think we need to do a lot more of that.”

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September 20, 2025
Mt. Diablo High School in Concord plays 1st home game after fire damages football field

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The football team at Mount Diablo High School in Concord played their first home game Friday night, less than a month after a fire caused major damage to the school’s newly installed artificial turf field.

School officials said that crews brought in by the manufacturer were able to work quickly to repair the damage ahead of Friday’s game against Alameda High School.

“The fire was devastating but did not keep us down. That’s a testament to the coaching staff and the players,” Principal Markell McCain said in a statement. “We’re just glad to get the field back in shape so we can play before our fans at home and share the Red Devil spirit.”

On Aug. 24, school officials learned the field was damaged the night before. Surveillance video showed a group of people setting off fireworks on the field on Aug. 23, which authorities believe may have ignited the fire.

A third of the field was damaged in the fire, including the school’s logo on the 50-yard line. Authorities said the investigation into the fire is ongoing.

The football field at Mount Diablo High School in Concord on Aug. 26, 2025 after it was damaged in a fire the previous weekend.

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“It was going to be flagship field of Mt. Diablo Unified School District. And because of whatever the cause was, it’s really devastating – especially to the football players,” vice principal Liz Mangelsdorf told CBS News Bay Area following the fire.

According to Mangelsdorf, the field was installed earlier this year at a cost between $1 million and $3 million.

With eight home games on the schedule, the team’s future was in doubt.

The fire forced Mt. Diablo to play its home opener at Concord High School on Aug. 29. Despite not being able to play on campus, the Red Devils came into Friday’s game undefeated, with a 3-0 record.

Mt. Diablo is defending its first league title since 1962.

“The team will give their all no matter where they play,” said Fetuao Mua, the team’s head football coach and the school’s athletic director. “But there’s nothing like playing on the home field when representing our school as we push for a winning season.”

“It’s special for us as a team because we all wanted it, and since it’s here, we can finally play on it,” senior running back Anthony Campbell said. “It’s our first home game. Well, home-home game.”

“I told the players, ‘Hey, tonight we live in the moment. Don’t worry about the last play, the next play. We live in the moment,’” Mua said.

While the turf was ready for Friday’s game, school officials said the logo at the center of the field had to be manufactured separately. The logo is expected to be installed in a few weeks.

The Red Devils will now return to their regular schedule with another home game set for next Friday at 7:30 p.m.

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Jordan Johnson (5) of Thousand Oaks brings down Simi Valley’s Quentin McGahan (17) during their game at Simi Valley High School Sep. 19, 2025.(Photo by Andy Holzman, Contributing Photographer)

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ONE. BRAVES WIN IT 2721. ALL RIGHT. NOT TOO FAR FROM DOWNTOWN. DOCTOR PHILLIPS IN OCOEE BATTLING TONIGHT. FOURTH QUARTER TIED AT 22 KNIGHTS IN THE GOAL LINE. NO. IT’S A FUMBLE. DP COMES AWAY WITH THE BALL. DOCTOR PHILLIPS TRYING TO TAKE HOME THEIR FOURTH STRAIGHT WIN OVER OCOEE, TN WILLIAMS UNLEASHING THE CANNON. ZYDOWICZ IRVIN ALL ALONE. NOBODY AROUND HIM. THAT IS YOUR GAME WINNING TOUCHDOWN. OCOEE HAD A CHANCE BUT THEY LET IT SLIP RIGHT THROUGH MUFFING THE KICK TO SEAL THE DEAL. DOCTOR PHILLIPS, UNBEATEN. WELL, THEY’VE BEEN OCOEE UNBEATEN NO MORE. 2922. THE FINAL SCORE. ALL RIGHT. WINTER PARK PAID A VISIT TO LAKE NONA WILDCATS 11 ONE ALL TIME IN THIS SERIES. LIONS DRIVING LATE. SECOND QUARTER HERE. LAKE MORGAN PICKED OFF IN THE END ZONE AIDEN POUNCEY GREAT RETURN BUT A HUSTLE PLAY FROM MORGAN SAVES THE SIX PLAY. THIRD QUARTER DAKARI JOHNSON. HE WILL TAKE A HIT AND KEEPS ON GOING. HE GOES IN FOR SIX. WE DID GET A FINAL SCORE IN THIS ONE. IT IS 28 TO 13. WINTER PARK TAKES THE WIN. ALL RIGHT IN OSCEOLA COUNTY THIS ONE IS KNOWN SIMPLY AS THE GAME COWBOYS OF THE K HOSTING THEIR RIVALS FROM NEARBY SAINT CLOUD IN A CLASH THAT DATES BACK EXACTLY 100 YEARS OF RIVALRY GAMES TONIGHT. THE FIRST MEETING BACK IN 1925. THAT IS CRAZY. THIS IS THE 102ND MEETING ALL TIME. OSCEOLA HAS DOMINATED THE SERIES AS OF LATE. 18 STRAIGHT WINS OVER THE DOGS. ADD ONE MORE. YEAH, PERHAPS THAT’S WHAT OSCEOLA HEAD COACH ERIC PINELLAS WAS THINKING ABOUT ON THE SIDELINES. ALL BUSINESS FOR THE COWBOYS WITH A K IN KISSIMMEE TONIGHT. THIRD QUARTER HANDOFF TO JACKSON HARDNETT HE BOUNCES HIS WAY OFF THE DEFENDER AND IN FOR THE SCORE. HI MOM 19 SEVEN AFTER A TWO POINT CONVERSION OSCEOLA STAYING ON THE GROUND A BIT LATER. THIS TIME IT IS JEFFERY BULLDOZING HIS WAY THROUGH. COWBOYS NOW HAVE A 20 POINT ADVANTAGE. THEY WERE NOT DONE YET. BULLDOGS TRYING TO GET IT TO MICHAEL COYER. INSTEAD IT’S JAMARI BRADFORD PLUCKING IT OUT OF THE AIR AND TAKING IT BACK FOR THE SCORE. IT IS ALL COWBOYS 4047. THE FINAL. THE HAWKS OF SPRUCE CREEK FLYING OVER TO DAYTONA, TAKING ON MAITLAND. BUCS FANS WERE FIRED UP FOR THIS MATCHUP, BUT I’M NOT SURE THEY LIKE THIS PLAY RIGHT HERE. HAWKS CAMERON OXENDINE MAKES A GROWN MAN CATCH AT THE 20. HUGE FIRST DOWN. WILL SET UP THE TOUCHDOWN HERE. DIRECT SNAP TO KEENAN. NEPHEW STIFLES THE BUCS DEFENSE. AND THAT’S AN EASY SIX FOR THE HAWKS. MAINLAND DID KEEP IT CLOSE IN THIS ONE. CHECK OUT QUARTERBACK SEBASTIAN JOHNSON. MAKE IT A LITTLE SOMETHING OUT OF NOTHING. SCRAMBLES TO FIND CHRIS BUTLER FOR A BIG GAIN. THE BUCS WOULD CAP THAT DRIVE WITH A FIELD GOAL. THEY END UP FALLING, THOUGH BY FOUR AS THE HAWKS TAKE IT 20 TO 16. THAT’S A HUGE WIN FOR SPRUCE CREEK. CHOPPER TWO HIGH ABOVE LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL. THE RAMS TRYING TO BOUNCE BACK AFTER A LOSS AT LAKELAND LAST WEEK. TOUGH TASK THOUGH. RAINES WAS DOWN FROM JACKSONVILLE EARLY SECOND QUARTER. THAT’S DAN DUONG WITH A 37 YARD FIELD GOAL. IT’S GOOD DAN HAD A BUSY NIGHT. RAINES ON THE DOORSTEP HERE TIMOTHY COLE OFF THE DIRECT SNAP. BARELY GETS THE BALL ACROSS THE GOAL LINE. THEY HAD TO TALK ABOUT IT. AND THEN THEY SAY YEAH TOUCHDOWN. THAT WASN’T A DETERMINING FACTOR IN THE GAME THOUGH. RAINES ROLLS 51 TO 3. FOUR. LAKE MARY WE’RE GOING TO ZIP OVER TO SEMINOLE. THE NOLES HOSTING MONARCH WHO WAS UP FROM SOUTH FLORIDA. THIS IS A DEFENSIVE BATTLE. EARLY ON. SEMINOLE FORCES A FIELD GOAL. IT IS NO GOOD. THE NOLES WILL TAKE OVER, BUT THAT DRIVE GOES NOWHERE. KNIGHTS WITH THE BALL HERE, BUT NOT FOR LONG. ACTIVE HANDS FROM SEMINOLE. BALL PUNCHED FREE. JALEN CHAPLIN DIVES ON THE BALL. SEMINOLE TAKES OVER. BUT IN THE END IT IS MONARCH 3420 SEMINOLE FALLING FOR THE SECOND TIME THIS SEASON. YEAH. ROUGH NIGHT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY OVER TO LAKE BRANTLEY THOUGH THE PATRIOTS ONE WIN FROM SURPASSING THEIR ENTIRE WIN TOTAL FROM LAST SEASON. FEELING ALL KINDS OF FIRED UP FIRST QUARTER HERE, JACKSON STETCHER HANDS OFF TO CURTIS DEWBERRY, WHO ZIPS INSIDE FOR SIX. THAT’S A TOUCHDOWN. PATRIOTS GAME LOOKED LIKE IT WOULD BE KIND OF CLOSE THOUGH. WATCH LADARIUS SIMMONS DON’T ALWAYS SEE THAT FROM A QUARTERBACK. 50 YARDS FOR THE HOUSE CALL. WHAT A RUN FOR THE BULLDOGS. BUT IN THE END IT’S THE PATRIOTS WHO COME OUT ON TOP. LAKE BRANTLEY FOR NOW DAREN TO START THE SEASON 48 TO 7. THE FINAL SCORE. AND THEY’VE REALLY TURNED THINGS AROUND. LIONS OF OVIEDO ON THE ROAD AT LYMAN. GREYHOUNDS STILL SEEKING THEIR FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON STILL SEEKING THEIR FIRST POINTS OF THE YEAR AS WE ENTER WEEK FOUR. OPENING DRIVE OVIEDO SEBASTIAN GALANO TO KAMARI SOLOMON. SIX POINTS MAKING IT LOOK EASY. MORE FROM THE O OF OVIEDO GALANO TO DONAHOO. TOUCHDOWN! 14 ZERO JOHNNY COBBS GETS IN ON THE GROUND HERE. IT WAS ALL OVIEDO TONIGHT. LIONS WIN WITH EASE. MATT HEDRICK AND THE HORNETS OF BISHOP MOORE HOSTING HIS ALMA MATER, MOUNT DORA IN TOWN OVER IN COLLEGE PARK. LATE SECOND QUARTER. BISHOP MOORE ON THE GROUND HERE. AMARI JOHNSON WILL WALTZ IN FOR THE SCORE. HORNETS IN CONTROL JUST BEFORE THE HALF. BISHOP MOORE GOING FOR MORE. BLAKE MCCULLOUGH TO THE AIR. KENYON ALSTON WILL CATCH IT. CRUISE IT UNTOUCHED. SIX POINTS. BISHOP MOORE. 5721 WINNERS TONIGHT. THE LIGHT SHOW AT EVERYTHING. HORNETS ARE FOUR AND ZERO. MORE SCORES FROM AROUND THE AREA. CHECK IT OUT. POINCIANA GOES TO EVANS AND FALLS 31 TO NOTHING. WEKIVA SHUTS OUT EUSTIS 14 TO NOTHING. COUPLE OF SHUTOUTS, BUT WE GOT MORE SCORES FOR YOU HERE. THE FIRST ACADEMY TAKING ON O’GALLEY. WE GET TO SEE HIGHLIGHTS OF THAT. WE GET TO SEE THAT ONE. THAT’S MY BAD GUYS I’M SORRY. EASTRIDGE OVER FREEDOM 62 TO NOTHING. HAD TO ADD ANOTHER SHUTOUT FOR YOU. YOU KNOW YOU’RE JUST TEASING AHEAD TO WHAT’S TO COME. WE HAVE THE GAME WINNING TOUCHDOWN FROM THAT TFA GAME. IT’S COMING UP. WE’LL SEE THAT IN JUST A BIT. PLENTY MORE TO COME HERE ON FRIDAY NIGHT HITS. IT’S WEEK FOUR. WE’RE JUST HITTING OUR STRIDE. HOW ABOUT THE COCOA TIGERS PLAYING A ROAD GAME AT HOME? IT’S BEEN AN ODD SEASON FOR THEM SO FAR. 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Scores across Central FloridaFriday Night Hits Week 4: Game of the WeekEdgewater 20, Jones 17Friday Night Hits Week 4: You Pick 2 Game Boone 27, West Orange 21Winter Park 28, Lake Nona 13 Innovation 55, Cypress Creek 0 First Academy Leesburg 29, Lake Mary Prep 10East Ridge 62, Freedom 0The First Academy 12, Eau Gallie 8Windermere 70, Orlando University 3Monarch 34, Seminole 20Dr. Phillips 29, Ocoee 22 Monarch 34, Seminole 20South Lake 61, Davenport 0 Bishop Moore 57, Mount Dora 21Evans 31, Poinciana 0Raines 51, Lake Mary 3Umatilla 48, Interlachen 6 Trinity Prep 26, Harvest Community 14Osceola 36, St. Cloud 7 DeLand 46, Appling County 30 Lake Brantley 48, Flagler Palm Coast 7 Oviedo 55, Lyman 0 East River 24, Colonial 12 Wekiva 14, Eustis 0 Harmony 39, Clewiston 6 Lake Buena Vista 26, Oak Ridge 25Williston 63, Lake Minneola 0Olympia 14, Timber Creek 7 Winter Springs 60, Liberty 6Pine Ridge 14, Atlantic 6 Tavares 36, George Jenkins 0New Smyrna Beach 35, Orange City University 7Windermere Prep 22, Faith Christian 8 Lake Highland Prep 49, Orangewood 0 Mount Dora Christian 64, Cedar Creek Christian 0

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Friday Night Hits Week 4: Game of the Week

Edgewater 20, Jones 17

Friday Night Hits Week 4: You Pick 2 Game

Boone 27, West Orange 21

Winter Park 28, Lake Nona 13

Innovation 55, Cypress Creek 0

First Academy Leesburg 29, Lake Mary Prep 10

East Ridge 62, Freedom 0

The First Academy 12, Eau Gallie 8

Windermere 70, Orlando University 3

Monarch 34, Seminole 20

Dr. Phillips 29, Ocoee 22

Monarch 34, Seminole 20

South Lake 61, Davenport 0

Bishop Moore 57, Mount Dora 21

Evans 31, Poinciana 0

Raines 51, Lake Mary 3

Umatilla 48, Interlachen 6

Trinity Prep 26, Harvest Community 14

Osceola 36, St. Cloud 7

DeLand 46, Appling County 30

Lake Brantley 48, Flagler Palm Coast 7

Oviedo 55, Lyman 0

East River 24, Colonial 12

Wekiva 14, Eustis 0

Harmony 39, Clewiston 6

Lake Buena Vista 26, Oak Ridge 25

Williston 63, Lake Minneola 0

Olympia 14, Timber Creek 7

Winter Springs 60, Liberty 6

Pine Ridge 14, Atlantic 6

Tavares 36, George Jenkins 0

New Smyrna Beach 35, Orange City University 7

Windermere Prep 22, Faith Christian 8

Lake Highland Prep 49, Orangewood 0

Mount Dora Christian 64, Cedar Creek Christian 0

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