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Here are the results from Week 6 of high school football in Middle Tennessee:
Oakland strengthened its hold on the top spot in the Main Street Preps football poll with a Week 4 blowout of visiting Cookeville.
After a tumultuous summer that seemed as if football season would never come, the McGavock Raiders (0-1) finally took the field on Friday night against the Goodpasture Cougars (5-1) in a 42-12 loss.
Montgomery Bell Academy quarterback Marcel Reed and a solid defensive showing helped MBA defeat Ensworth 31-21 on Friday night.
Here are the results from Week 6 of high school football in Middle Tennessee:
The Summit Spartans overwhelmed the Clarksville Northwest Vikings from the opening kickoff and ran away with a 42-0 non-region win on the road on Friday.
The Henry County Patriots won their 11th straight game against Kenwood on Friday, Sept. 25, with a final score of 62-0. The streak dates back to the 2006 season.
Led by a six-touchdown performance from Jackson Mapes, the White House Heritage Patriots improved to 5-1 after a 41-27 win on the road at Portland in a pivotal Region 5-4A matchup.
The Indians have been looking for their offense all year, and Friday night, they found it.
Gabe Walker rushed for more than 100 yards and two touchdowns as Stewarts Creek evened its record at 3-3 on Friday night.
Riverdale snapped a nine-year losing streak in the "Backyard Brawl" rivalry with Blackman Friday night with an exciting 21-14 road win.
Gabe Walker rushed for more than 100 yards and two touchdowns as Stewarts Creek evened its record at 3-3 on Friday night.
GALLATIN - Wilson Central spoiled Gallatin’s homecoming Friday night as the Wildcats left the Wave Yard with a hard-fought 25-21 non-conference victory.
The Summit Spartans overwhelmed the Clarksville Northwest Vikings from the opening kickoff and ran away with a 42-0 non-region win on the road on Friday.
The Franklin Admirals hosted the Pope John Paul II Knights in a close matchup on Friday that ended in dramatic fashion.
GALLATIN - Wilson Central spoiled Gallatin’s homecoming Friday night as the Wildcats left the Wave Yard with a hard-fought 25-21 non-conference victory.
Tigers stand 5-1 overall -
