The high school football season, as are most things, is different in 2020. It’s different for us as well as we have not provided any scores or notes outside of our twitter feed. So with that said here is a look around high school football from the Friday 10/16/2020 that we covered.
From Georgia:
Camden County (4-3) scored a touchdown on the final play of the game to avoid a shutout on the road at Warner Robins. The Demons handed the Wildcats their worst loss under head coach Bob Sphire 43-7 and snapped Camden County’s four-game winning streak. Warner Robins (5-1) has scored 40 or more points in four of their five victories this season.
After two weeks off the Cedar Shoals Jaguars (1-3) got into the win column for the first time this season defeating Madison County (1-5) 23-7. Ja Colbert rushed for two touchdowns in the win for Cedar Shoals.
Eastside led by 10 points in the fourth quarter but needed a desperation 50-yard field goals attempt in the closing seconds to try and get the win. The field goal was no good giving Clarke Central the 35-34 come-from-behind win. AJ Jewell caught a touchdown pass for Clarke Central and after an Eastside field goal, Felix Braddy rushed for the go-ahead touchdown with less than four minutes to play for the Gladiators.
Chamblee (2-0) scored three touchdowns by all three teams in a 21-10 win over North Deklab county rival Dunwoody (0-3). Dietrich Shugars intercepted two passes and returned one for a touchdown, Curt McCorvey rushed for a touchdown and Jameel Avery returned a kickoff for a touchdown for Chamblee.
North Gwinnett (5-2) won its second straight game since a two-game losing streak by shutting out Mill Creek in a northern Gwinnett county rivalry 31-0. Brett Carter and Ashton Wood each had a rushing touchdown and a passing touchdown for the North Gwinnett Bulldogs
From Florida:
Vanguard improved to 3-0 with a 33-7 win over county and city rival North Marion (0-4). Mykell Randall returned a kickoff for a touchdown and rushed for a touchdown while Alex Law passed for a touchdown for Vanguard.
St. Thomas Aquinas (1-0) won it’s first game of the season with a come-from-behind 25-13 over TRU Prep (3-0). St. Thomas trailed 13-6 in the second quarter and outscored TRU 19-0 the rest of the game. Zion Turner passed for two touchdowns and rushed for another in the St. Thomas Aquinas victory. Brandon Inniss caught a pair of touchdowns for TRU Prep
West Orange (3-1) upset Apopka (3-2) 15-14 in overtime. West Orange wide receiver Matt McDoom rushed for a touchdown then connected with quarterback Tyler Huff for a successful two-point conversion in OT for the West Orange victory. Huff passed for a touchdown also West Orange. Apopka’s Jaquan Lowman did not play due to injury.
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