GHSA SCORES
THURSDAY
Dougherty 51, Central 14
Bleckley County 35, Rutland 13
FRIDAY
Westside 41, Howard 34
Southwest 38, Macon County 13
Jones County 34, Veterans 12
Peach County 33, Northeast 14
Perry 46, Baldwin 18
Swainsboro 15, Dublin 14
Lee County 45, Warner Robins 7
Pike County 36, Crawford County 18
Sumter County 23, Crisp County 15
Lamar County 37, Telfair County 14
Seminole County 39, Schley County 14
Hawkinsville 28, Marion County 18
Jasper County 34, Taylor County 18
Wilcox County 28, ECI 21
Toombs County 42, Dooly County 0
Upson-Lee 35, Union Grove 14
Treutlen 41, Twiggs County 18
Atkinson County 28, GMC 12
Wheeler County 20, Wilkinson County 12
SATURDAY
Houston County 31, Brookwood 24
Eagle’s Landing 20, Northside 14
East Laurens 21, Johnson County 21
GIAA SCORES
FRIDAY
Stratford 49, Pacelli 17
FPD 31, Eagle’s Landing Christian 7
Brookstone 49, Tattnall Square 6
Loganville Christian 28, Mount de Sales 26
Tiftarea 14, CFCA 7
Windsor 32, Pataula Charter 8
Georgia Christian 34, Covenant 0
Westfield 44, Brookwood 0
John Milledge 49, Bethlehem Christian 6
Fullington 56, Crisp Academy 8
Deerfield-Windsor 35, Southland 14
Brookwood 21, Trinity Christian 0
WEEK 1 RECAPS
WESTSIDE 41, HOWARD 34: The Seminoles opened head coach Spoon Risper’s final season with the program in dramatic fashion as James Neville picked up a blocked field goal and returned it for the game-winning touchdown.
SOUTHWEST 38, MACON COUNTY 13: Rinaldo Callaway returned a fumble 80 yards, and Chase Dupree and Tkorian Davis added touchdowns for the Patriots.
PERRY 46, BALDWIN 18: The Panthers rolled up 537 yards of total offense, including 322 passing from quarterback Reid Ginn, who had four TD passes. Jackson Thompson had five catches for 107 yards and two touchdowns.
JONES COUNTY 34, VETERANS 12: The Greyhounds earned the first win of the Justin Montgomery era, while the Warhawks fell in head coach Steven Devoursney’s first game.
DOUGHERTY 51, CENTRAL 14: Wyquayvis Gaither hit Dontavius Wright for a touchdown pass for the first Middle Georgia score of the season.
BLECKLEY COUNTY 35, RUTLAND 13: Kentavious Spivey scored two touchdowns for the Hurricanes. The Royals beat the Hurricanes for the second straight season. Zyion scored two touchdowns for the Royals and rushed for 110 yards as the Royals rushed for 240 yards.
SWAINSBORO 15, DUBLIN 14: Dontavious Cannon rushed for 121 yards and a touchdown for the Irish, while Trav Bostic rushed for 75 yards and a score. The Irish finished with 247 rushing yards.
WILCOX COUNTY 28, ECI 21: CJ McAdoo rushed for 121 yards and two touchdowns, while Tyler Tisdol had nine catches for 143 yards and one touchdown. Deacon McDuffie was 9-of-16 passing for 165 yards and a touchdown, and he had a rushing touchdown.
STRATFORD 49, PACELLI 17: Tucker Johnston rushed for 59 yards and two touchdowns and passed for 236 yards and three touchdowns. Tyler Stephens rushed for 172 yards and had 78 receiving yards, while Jett Johnston had four catches for 119 yards and two touchdowns.
WINDSOR 32, PATAULA CHARTER 8: Dawson Sims rushed for 51 yards and a touchdown and caught four passes for 74 yards and a touchdown. Hunter McGreggor had 18 tackles, including four for loss, a forced fumble and a blocked punt.
TIFTAREA 14, CFCA 7: Carter Welch threw a touchdown pass to Judson Walls for CFCA’s lone score. Judson Walls had more than 100 yards rushing. Josiah Phelps Lewis and Terrell Cooley Jr. both recovered a fumble, while Brandon Hubbard and Levi Pierce had two tackles for loss.
GEORGIA CHRISTIAN 34, COVENANT 0: Ethan Mills led the Rams’ offense, completing 5-of-12 passes for 42 yards.
FULLINGTON 56, CRISP ACADEMY 8: Payton Smith had a 78-yard kickoff return for the Wildcats.