North Carolina high school football scores from Friday, October 22

There’s plenty of news and notes from an exciting night of high school sports. [XX] teams from Charlotte and the surrounding region of North Carolina hit the field for an action-packed Week [1] of the NC high school football season. Here’s a recap and the scores from the games:

Putting it all together: Anderson Westside overwhelms Walhalla 56-24

Yes, Anderson Westside looked superb in beating Walhalla, but no autographs please after its 56-24 victory on October 22 in South Carolina football action.

Anderson Westside’s upper-hand showed as it carried a 40-24 lead into the fourth quarter.

Anderson Westside’s offense darted to a 24-16 lead over Walhalla at the intermission.

Anderson Westside drew first blood by forging an 8-0 margin over Walhalla after the first quarter.

Hope Mills South View survives taut tilt with Fayetteville Cape Fear 10-7

With little to no wiggle room, Hope Mills South View nosed past Fayetteville Cape Fear 10-7 in a North Carolina high school football matchup.

Neither squad scored in the third and fourth quarters.

The Tigers’ offense moved to a 10-7 lead over the Colts at the intermission.

Fayetteville Cape Fear started on steady ground by forging a 7-0 lead over Hope Mills South View at the end of the first quarter.

Shelby’s speedy start jolts Mt. Holly East Gaston 62-28

Shelby scored early and often in a 62-28 win over Mt. Holly East Gaston in a North Carolina high school football matchup on October 22.

The Golden Lions took charge over the Warriors 62-14 heading to the fourth quarter.

Shelby fought to a 55-14 halftime margin at Mt. Holly East Gaston’s expense.

Shelby opened with a 20-0 advantage over Mt. Holly East Gaston through the first quarter.

Fayetteville Pine Forest takes victory lap over Angier Harnett Central 54-7

A combination of points and defense led to a knockout performance as Fayetteville Pine Forest turned out the lights on Angier Harnett Central 54-7 at Angier Harnett Central High on October 22 in North Carolina football action.

Fayetteville Pine Forest roared over Angier Harnett Central when the fourth quarter began 33-7.

Fayetteville Pine Forest registered a 19-7 advantage at halftime over Angier Harnett Central.

The first quarter gave Fayetteville Pine Forest a 13-7 lead over Angier Harnett Central.

Gaffney hustles by Clover in victory 21-3

Gaffney trucked Clover on the road to a 21-3 victory in a South Carolina high school football matchup on October 22.

The scoreboard was in hibernation in the second and fourth quarters, with neither team scoring.

The Indians stormed ahead of the Blue Eagles 21-3 as the fourth quarter started.

The first quarter gave Gaffney a 7-0 lead over Clover.

Lincolnton North Lincoln makes Statesville West Iredell’s offense disappear 50-0

A suffocating defensive performance helped Lincolnton North Lincoln blank Statesville West Iredell 50-0 on October 22 in North Carolina football.

Neither squad scored in the final quarter.

The Knights thundered over the Warriors when the fourth quarter began 50-0.

Lincolnton North Lincoln’s offense breathed fire to a 36-0 lead over Statesville West Iredell at the intermission.

Lincolnton North Lincoln jumped in front of Statesville West Iredell 15-0 to begin the second quarter.

Fayetteville Terry Sanford’s speedy start jolts Fayetteville E.E. Smith 51-18

Fayetteville Terry Sanford raced to a big lead and never looked back in a 51-18 win over Fayetteville E.E. Smith for a North Carolina high school football victory on October 22.

The Bulldogs enjoyed a monstrous margin over the Golden Bulls with a 44-6 lead heading to the fourth quarter.

Fayetteville Terry Sanford registered a 30-0 advantage at halftime over Fayetteville E.E. Smith.

The Bulldogs opened with a 16-0 advantage over the Golden Bulls through the first quarter.

Wake Forest Heritage sprints past Raleigh Wakefield 37-18

Stretched out and finally snapped, Wake Forest Heritage put just enough pressure on Raleigh Wakefield to earn a 37-18 victory during this North Carolina football game.

The two squads shadow-boxed through an evenly-played 7-7 final quarter.

The Huskies’ force showed as they carried a 30-11 lead into the fourth quarter.

Wake Forest Heritage’s offense jumped to a 23-11 lead over Raleigh Wakefield at halftime.

The first quarter gave the Huskies a 16-0 lead over the Wolverines.

Raleigh Sanderson pockets solid victory over Raleigh Leesville Road 17-14

It wasn’t pretty, gut-tough wins usually aren’t, but Raleigh Sanderson wasn’t going for style points. A victory will do, and it was earned 17-14 over Raleigh Leesville Road in a North Carolina high school football matchup on October 22.

Both teams were shutout in the first and third quarters.

Matthews Weddington rides the rough off Waxhaw Cuthbertson 28-13

Matthews Weddington tipped and eventually toppled Waxhaw Cuthbertson 28-13 on October 22 in North Carolina football action.

Neither squad could conjure any offensive magic in a stifling defensive first and fourth quarters.

Matthews Weddington’s offense moved to a 28-13 lead over Waxhaw Cuthbertson at halftime.

Charlotte Ardrey Kell collects skin-tight win against Charlotte Olympic 13-12

Charlotte Ardrey Kell broke on top and refused to fold in holding off Charlotte Olympic 13-12 in a North Carolina high school football matchup.

Both teams were blanked in the first and third quarters.

The Knights’ offense jumped to a 7-3 lead over the Trojans at halftime.

Over and out: Fayetteville Westover punches through Lillington Western Harnett 54-10

Fayetteville Westover dominated the first half and coasted to a convincing 54-10 victory over Lillington Western Harnett in North Carolina high school football action on October 22.

The gap remained the same through the third quarter as neither team could dent the scoreboard.

Fayetteville Westover’s offense jumped on top to a 38-3 lead over Lillington Western Harnett at the intermission.

The Wolverines jumped in front of the Eagles 8-0 to begin the second quarter.

Raleigh Millbrook outlasts Knightdale 37-26

Raleigh Millbrook dumped Knightdale 37-26 on October 22 in North Carolina football.

Defense put both offenses in a deep slumber in the first and third quarters, with no one scoring.

The Wildcats registered a 17-7 advantage at intermission over the Knights.

Lincolnton West Lincoln sews up Connelly Springs East Burke 16-14

Mighty close, mighty fine, Lincolnton West Lincoln wore a victory shine after clipping Connelly Springs East Burke 16-14 in a North Carolina high school football matchup on October 22.

The scoreboard was in hibernation in the fourth quarter, with neither team scoring.

Lincolnton West Lincoln broke in front at the beginning of the fourth quarter with a 16-14 lead over Connelly Springs East Burke.

The Cavaliers took a 14-10 lead over the Rebels heading to the intermission locker room.

Lincolnton West Lincoln drew first blood by forging a 7-6 margin over Connelly Springs East Burke after the first quarter.

Monroe stomps past Oakboro West Stanly 48-0

Monroe unveiled a blanketing defense and threw it all over Oakboro West Stanly in a 48-0 shutout in a North Carolina high school football matchup on October 22.

Offense was nothing but a rumor in the first and third quarters, as neither squad scored.

Mt. Holly Mountain Island Charter tames Winston-Salem Carver’s offense 39-0

A suffocating defensive performance helped Mt. Holly Mountain Island Charter blank Winston-Salem Carver 39-0 in a North Carolina high school football matchup on October 22.

Both offenses were stymied without points on either side in the third quarter.

Mt. Holly Mountain Island Charter opened an enormous 32-0 gap over Winston-Salem Carver at halftime.

The first quarter gave Mt. Holly Mountain Island Charter a 7-0 lead over Winston-Salem Carver.

Taking on water: High Point Central sinks Winston-Salem Atkins 16-6

High Point Central grabbed a 16-6 victory at the expense of Winston-Salem Atkins in a North Carolina high school football matchup.

The Bison hummed like a well-oiled machine through the final quarter, extending the lead with a 14-6 advantage in the frame.

Neither defense permitted points in the first and third quarters, leaving the score 2-0 at first quarter.

High Point Central registered a 2-0 advantage at intermission over Winston-Salem Atkins.

Southern Durham baffles Henderson Vance County 48-0

Dominating defense was the calling card of Southern Durham on Friday as it blanked Henderson Vance County 48-0 for a North Carolina high school football victory on October 22.

Neither defense permitted points in the first and third quarters, leaving the score 0-0 at first quarter.

Concord earns narrow win over Mount Ulla West Rowan 21-13

Mighty close, mighty fine, Concord wore a victory shine after clipping Mount Ulla West Rowan 21-13 in a North Carolina high school football matchup.

The game was decided by the fourth quarter, which was a draw on the scoreboard at 7-7.

The gap remained the same through the third quarter as neither team could dent the scoreboard.

Concord’s offense darted to a 14-6 lead over Mount Ulla West Rowan at the intermission.

The Spiders opened with a 7-0 advantage over the Falcons through the first quarter.

Too close for comfort, Monroe Parkwood strains past Wadesboro Anson 26-20

Monroe Parkwood knocked off Wadesboro Anson 26-20 during this North Carolina football game.

Conditioning showed as Monroe Parkwood outscored Wadesboro Anson 20-13 in the final period.

Defense ruled the second and third quarters as Monroe Parkwood and Wadesboro Anson were both scoreless.

The Bearcats authored a promising start, taking advantage of the Rebels 7-6 at the end of the first quarter.

Pickens pounds out steady beat in win over Travelers Rest 38-34

Pickens knocked off Travelers Rest 38-34 in South Carolina high school football action on October 22.

Travelers Rest rallied in the final quarter, but Pickens skirted trouble with just enough offense to thwart all hopes.

The Blue Flame broke in front at the beginning of the fourth quarter with a 28-21 lead over the Devil Dogs.

An intermission tie at 21-21 allowed for a respite as both teams looked to regroup in the locker room.

The first quarter gave the Blue Flame a 14-7 lead over the Devil Dogs.

East Bend Forbush delivers smashing punch early to dump Hays North Wilkes 35-6

East Bend Forbush controlled the scoreboard and the game in a sound 35-6 victory over Hays North Wilkes at Hays North Wilkes High on October 22 in North Carolina football action.

East Bend Forbush roared to a 28-6 bulge over Hays North Wilkes as the fourth quarter began.

East Bend Forbush registered a 21-6 advantage at intermission over Hays North Wilkes.

The Falcons drew first blood by forging a 14-0 margin over the Vikings after the first quarter.

Resurgence: Kernersville Bishop McGuinness fights back to beat Winston-Salem Prep 38-24

Winston-Salem Prep’s quick advantage forced Kernersville Bishop McGuinness to dig down, but it did to earn a 38-24 win Friday on October 22 in North Carolina football.

The Villains broke in front at the beginning of the fourth quarter with a 28-24 lead over the Phoenix.

Neither defense permitted points in the second quarter, leaving the score 24-22 at halftime.

Winston-Salem Prep authored a promising start, taking advantage of Kernersville Bishop McGuinness 24-22 at the end of the first quarter.

Statesville buries Hickory St. Stephens under avalanche of points 57-14

Statesville’s all-around dominance took the form of a rollercoaster and rolled downhill on Hickory St. Stephens during a 57-14 blowout for a North Carolina high school football victory on October 22.

Neither team could dent the scoreboard in the first and third quarters.

Score no more: Mebane Eastern Alamance’s defense breaks Pittsboro Northwood 37-0

Dominating defense was the calling card of Mebane Eastern Alamance on Friday as it blanked Pittsboro Northwood 37-0 in a North Carolina high school football matchup on October 22.

The Eagles’ command showed as they carried a 30-0 lead into the fourth quarter.

Mebane Eastern Alamance’s offense breathed fire to a 28-0 lead over Pittsboro Northwood at the intermission.

Mebane Eastern Alamance moved in front of Pittsboro Northwood 14-0 to begin the second quarter.

Burlington Williams flies high over Hillsborough Orange 43-7

Burlington Williams dominated the first half and coasted to a convincing 43-7 victory over Hillsborough Orange in a North Carolina high school football matchup.

Burlington Williams’ defense locked up the victory with a shutout performance in the second and fourth quarters.

Burlington Williams’ power showed as it carried a 43-7 lead into the fourth quarter.

The Bulldogs drew first blood by forging a 29-0 margin over the Panthers after the first quarter.

Simpsonville Hillcrest finds its footing in victory over Greenville Mann 51-7

Impressive was a ready adjective for Simpsonville Hillcrest’s 51-7 throttling of Greenville Mann on October 22 in South Carolina football action.

Simpsonville Hillcrest broke in front at the beginning of the fourth quarter with a 44-0 lead over Greenville Mann.

Neither defense permitted points in the first and second quarters, leaving the score 0-0 at halftime.

Clemmons West Forsyth’s speedy start jolts Winston-Salem R.J. Reynolds 46-7

Clemmons West Forsyth raced to a big lead and never looked back in a 46-7 win over Winston-Salem R.J. Reynolds during this North Carolina football game.

Clemmons West Forsyth stomped on to a 46-0 bulge over Winston-Salem R.J. Reynolds as the fourth quarter began.

Clemmons West Forsyth fought to a 26-0 intermission margin at Winston-Salem R.J. Reynolds’ expense.

The Titans opened with a 12-0 advantage over the Demons through the first quarter.

Huntersville Southlake Christian records sound decision over High Point Christian 21-20

Huntersville Southlake Christian wasted no time, pushing in front and finishing in the same fashion during this 21-20 victory over High Point Christian in a North Carolina high school football matchup on October 22.

The clock were the only thing that stopped the Eagles, which enjoyed the upper hand in a 15-6 final quarter, too.

Both offenses were stymied without points on either side in the second and third quarters.

High Point Christian authored a promising start, taking advantage of Huntersville Southlake Christian 14-6 at the end of the first quarter.

Close Encounter: Mooresville nips Kannapolis A.L. Brown 14-6

Mooresville wasted no time, pushing in front and finishing in the same fashion during this 14-6 victory over Kannapolis A.L. Brown in a North Carolina high school football matchup.

Both teams traded salvos in the final period, but the Blue Devils had enough offense to deny the Wonders in the end.

The gap remained the same through the third quarter as neither team could dent the scoreboard.

Mooresville’s offense moved to a 14-0 lead over Kannapolis A.L. Brown at halftime.

The Blue Devils darted in front of the Wonders 7-0 to begin the second quarter.

Seneca tames Anderson Pendleton’s offense 64-0

Seneca corralled Anderson Pendleton’s offense and never let go to fuel a 64-0 victory in a South Carolina high school football matchup on October 22.

Seneca’s defense locked up the victory with a shutout performance in the second and fourth quarters.

Seneca breathed fire in front of Anderson Pendleton 64-0 to begin the second quarter.

Chesnee denies Blacksburg’s challenge 34-14

Saddled up and ready to go, Chesnee spurred past Blacksburg 34-14 in South Carolina high school football on October 22.

The scoreboard was in hibernation in the first and final quarters, with neither team scoring.

The Eagles opened a whopping 34-14 gap over the Wildcats at halftime.

Tyro West Davidson edges Denton South Davidson in snug affair 20-12

With little to no wiggle room, Tyro West Davidson nosed past Denton South Davidson 20-12 at Tyro West Davidson High on October 22 in North Carolina football action.

Conditioning showed as the Dragons outscored the Wildcats 6-0 in the final period.

Tyro West Davidson’s control showed as it carried a 14-12 lead into the fourth quarter.

Tyro West Davidson’s offense moved to a 7-6 lead over Denton South Davidson at halftime.

The Dragons drew first blood by forging a 7-0 margin over the Wildcats after the first quarter.

Rock Hill Legion Collegiate survives taut tilt with Campobello Landrum 24-21

With little to no wiggle room, Rock Hill Legion Collegiate nosed past Campobello Landrum 24-21 in South Carolina high school football action on October 22.

The Lancers moved over the Cardinals 21-14 heading to the fourth quarter.

Rock Hill Legion Collegiate opened a narrow 14-7 gap over Campobello Landrum at the intermission.

The Cardinals authored a promising start, taking advantage of the Lancers 7-0 at the end of the first quarter.

Laurens survives taut tilt with Lexington White Knoll 19-14

Laurens found the tipping point, and leaned on it to knock off Lexington White Knoll 19-14 on October 22 in South Carolina football.

Laurens’ train of momentum chugged along the fourth-quarter tracks with a 2-0 points differential.

Laurens enjoyed a small margin over Lexington White Knoll with a 17-14 lead heading to the fourth quarter.

Each offense authored its Rip Van Winkle imitation, napping through a barren second quarter.

The Raiders drew first blood by forging a 10-7 margin over the Timber Wolves after the first quarter.

Fayetteville Seventy-First blazes victory trail past Lumberton 54-7

Fayetteville Seventy-First took control early and methodically pulled away to beat Lumberton 54-7 for a North Carolina high school football victory on October 22.

Fayetteville Seventy-First’s might showed as it carried a 41-7 lead into the fourth quarter.

The Falcons’ offense jumped to a 21-7 lead over the Pirates at the intermission.

The Falcons moved in front of the Pirates 14-0 to begin the second quarter.

Absolutely nothing: Winston-Salem Oak Grove drops a goose egg on Troy Montgomery Central 44-0

Winston-Salem Oak Grove corralled Troy Montgomery Central’s offense and never let go to fuel a 44-0 victory during this North Carolina football game.

Both offenses seemed to run out of gas with neither able to generate points in the final quarter.

The Grizzlies ‘s control showed as they carried a 44-0 lead into the fourth quarter.

Winston-Salem Oak Grove’s offense breathed fire to a 37-0 lead over Troy Montgomery Central at the intermission.

The Grizzlies drew first blood by forging a 17-0 margin over the Timberwolves after the first quarter.

Lenoir Hibriten finds small margin for win in tilt with Taylorsville Alexander Central 21-19

Lenoir Hibriten didn’t flinch from the challenge, finally repelling Taylorsville Alexander Central 21-19 in a North Carolina high school football matchup.

Lenoir Hibriten chalked up this decision in spite of Taylorsville Alexander Central’s spirited fourth-quarter performance.

Lenoir Hibriten broke in front at the beginning of the fourth quarter with a 21-12 lead over Taylorsville Alexander Central.

Both offenses were muted in an unproductive second quarter, resulting in a 12-7 intermission score.

The start wasn’t the problem for the Cougars, who began with a 12-7 edge over the Panthers through the end of the first quarter.

Forest City Chase overwhelms Morganton Patton 52-8

Forest City Chase’s powerful offense roared to a resounding victory by pulling away from Morganton Patton 52-8 in a North Carolina high school football matchup on October 22.

The Trojans’ might showed as they carried a 52-0 lead into the fourth quarter.

Forest City Chase’s offense stomped on to a 45-0 lead over Morganton Patton at halftime.

The first quarter gave Forest City Chase a 7-0 lead over Morganton Patton.

Thomasville Ledford’s trick is no treat for Asheboro 42-7

Thomasville Ledford scored early and often in a 42-7 win over Asheboro in a North Carolina high school football matchup.

The scoreboard was in hibernation in the fourth quarter, with neither team scoring.

The Panthers stomped on over the Blue Comets 42-7 heading to the fourth quarter.

Thomasville Ledford’s offense stormed to a 28-0 lead over Asheboro at the intermission.

The Panthers drew first blood by forging a 14-0 margin over the Blue Comets after the first quarter.

No scoring allowed; Indian Trail Porter Ridge pushes past Monroe Piedmont 56-0

A vice-like defensive effort helped Indian Trail Porter Ridge squeeze Monroe Piedmont 56-0 in a shutout effort for a North Carolina high school football victory on October 22.

Indian Trail Porter Ridge and Monroe Piedmont were engaged in a huge affair at 55-0 as the fourth quarter started.

The Pirates fought to a 42-0 halftime margin at the Panthers’ expense.

The first quarter gave Indian Trail Porter Ridge a 35-0 lead over Monroe Piedmont.

Taking on water: Mooresville Lake Norman sinks Statesville South Iredell 25-14

No quarter was granted as Mooresville Lake Norman blunted Statesville South Iredell’s plans 25-14 on October 22 in North Carolina football action.

Neither team could dent the scoreboard in the first and third quarters.

Belmont South Point gives fans their money’s worth in sensational multi-overtime win over Gastonia Forestview 17-14

Regulation was not enough time to decide a winner here, but Belmont South Point finally eeked out a 17-14 victory over Gastonia Forestview in a North Carolina high school football matchup.

The Red Raiders put a bow on this victory with a strong second overtime-period kick, outpointing the Jaguars 3-0 in the last stanza.

Defense put both offenses in a deep slumber in the third quarter, with no one scoring.

A halftime tie at 7-7 allowed for a respite as both teams looked to regroup in the locker room.

The start wasn’t the problem for Gastonia Forestview, who began with a 7-0 edge over Belmont South Point through the end of the first quarter.

Shelby Crest takes victory lap over Gastonia Hunter Huss 57-6

Shelby Crest dominated the first half and coasted to a convincing 57-6 victory over Gastonia Hunter Huss on October 22 in North Carolina football.

Neither team could mount any semblance of offense in a scoring drought that extended through the second and fourth quarters.

The Chargers’ supremacy showed as they carried a 57-6 lead into the fourth quarter.

The first quarter gave Shelby Crest a 28-0 lead over Gastonia Hunter Huss.

Boone Watauga pushes the mute button on Morganton Freedom 41-0

No scoring allowed. That was the mantra Boone Watauga followed in overpowering Morganton Freedom 41-0 in a North Carolina high school football matchup.

Boone Watauga took charge over Morganton Freedom 34-0 heading to the fourth quarter.

The Pioneers opened a monstrous 21-0 gap over the Patriots at halftime.

Boone Watauga darted in front of Morganton Freedom 14-0 to begin the second quarter.

Hudson South Caldwell puts an offensive performance on West Jefferson Ashe County 44-6

Hudson South Caldwell showered the scoreboard with points to drown West Jefferson Ashe County 44-6 in North Carolina high school football action on October 22.

Neither squad scored in the first and final quarters.

Hudson South Caldwell and West Jefferson Ashe County were engaged in a whopping affair at 44-6 as the fourth quarter started.

Hudson South Caldwell registered a 30-6 advantage at intermission over West Jefferson Ashe County.

Fayetteville Jack Britt gallops past Hope Mills Gray’s Creek 37-23

Fayetteville Jack Britt trucked Hope Mills Gray’s Creek on the road to a 37-23 victory at Hope Mills Gray’s Creek High on October 22 in North Carolina football action.

The Buccaneers enjoyed a small margin over the Bears with a 23-16 lead heading to the fourth quarter.

The Buccaneers kept a 16-10 intermission margin at the Bears’ expense.

The Buccaneers opened with a 9-0 advantage over the Bears through the first quarter.

Clinton baffles Greenwood Emerald 47-0

Clinton’s defense throttled Greenwood Emerald, resulting in a shutout win 47-0 in South Carolina high school football action on October 22.

The scoreboard was in hibernation in the first and final quarters, with neither team scoring.

The Red Devils thundered to a 47-0 bulge over the Vikings as the fourth quarter began.

Clinton fought to a 27-0 halftime margin at Greenwood Emerald’s expense.

Blank check: Greenville Christ Church Episcopal writes off Liberty 62-0

A stalwart defense refused to yield as Greenville Christ Church Episcopal shutout Liberty 62-0 during this South Carolina football game.

The Cavaliers and the Red Devils were engaged in a giant affair at 55-0 as the fourth quarter started.

Greenville Christ Church Episcopal registered a 34-0 advantage at intermission over Liberty.

The Cavaliers drew first blood by forging a 13-0 margin over the Red Devils after the first quarter.

Abracadabra: Walkertown vanquishes Eden Morehead 51-13

Impressive was a ready adjective for Walkertown’s 51-13 throttling of Eden Morehead in a North Carolina high school football matchup on October 22.

Walkertown stomped on over Eden Morehead 38-7 heading to the fourth quarter.

The Wolfpack opened a whopping 25-0 gap over the Panthers at halftime.

Neither team could dent the scoreboard in the first quarter.

Charlotte Carolina bounces Raleigh Sandhill Titans in up-and-down tilt 34-8

Charlotte Carolina jumped out to an early lead and pulled away for a 34-8 win over Raleigh Sandhill Titans in a North Carolina high school football matchup on October 22.

Suffocating defense didn’t allow points on either side in the third and final quarters.

Charlotte Carolina’s offense jumped on top to a 34-8 lead over Raleigh Sandhill Titans at halftime.

The first quarter gave Charlotte Carolina a 20-8 lead over Raleigh Sandhill Titans.

Reidsville finds its footing in victory over Mayodan McMichael 43-7

Reidsville’s river of points eventually washed away Mayodan McMichael in a 43-7 offensive cavalcade in North Carolina high school football on October 22.

Reidsville’s rule showed as it carried a 43-0 lead into the fourth quarter.

Reidsville’s offense jumped on top to a 34-0 lead over Mayodan McMichael at the intermission.

The Rams darted in front of the Phoenix 14-0 to begin the second quarter.

Chester casts spell on Prosperity Mid Carolina 21-14

Chester posted a tight 21-14 win over Prosperity Mid Carolina on October 22 in South Carolina football action.

Both offenses were stymied without points on either side in the first and third quarters.