High School Football Scores from The Associated Press
The Associated Press list of Friday football scores includes Tabor City 8 over Red Springs 6. Alamance 15 over East Guilford 14. North Forsyth 14 over High Point Central 13. Morehead 38 over Northeast Guilford 33. Northwood 46 over Northwest Moore 0. and numerous other regional results with ties at E. Burke 14 over Avery Central and Hayesville 0 over Rosman 0.
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Associated Press
Tabor City
Red Springs
Alamance
E. Guilford
N. Forsyth
High Point Central
Morehead
N.E. Guilford
Northwood
N. Moore
Vaiden-Whitely
Graham
Concord Edges Trinity 38 0 in Conference Showdown
Concord dominates Trinity 38 to 0 as the Bulldogs are shut out. Concord gains over 400 yards while limiting Trinity to 92 and stifling both outside and inside runs. Trinity falls to 0-3-1 overall and 0-2-0 in the South Piedmont Conference, with one late TD wiped out by a penalty.
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Concord
Trinity
Bulldogs
Spiders
Randy Lanier
Trinity Concord
North Forsyth Edges High Point Central 14 13 on late stop
North Forsyth defeated High Point Central 14 to 13 as Central fumbled in scoring position in the fourth quarter. The Bison showed mounting errors and coach Roy Boyles criticized the performance after the loss. Steve Beck did not appear in scoring details within the readable text.
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Steve Beck
Enterprise
Winston-Salem
High Point Central
Bison
North Forsyth
Central
Roy Boyles
North
Blake Lewis
Boyles
Defense Keys Denton 16-0 Win Over Chatham Central
Denton Red Raiders defense again shutout Chatham Central 16-0, extending season scoreless streak to four games. Denton totaled 183 rushing yards, with 133 by ground game, while special teams produced a safety and a punt block. Mark Smith scored two fourth quarter TDs after a 43-yard setup by Terry Hedrick, as Denton improved to 3-1-1 and prepared to face Oak Ridge.
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Bear Creek
Denton
Red Raiders
Chatham Central
Raiders
East Davidson
Steve Harris
Mark Smith
Terry Hedrick
Chatham
Oak Ridge
Central
Harris
Smith
Wilson
Henderson
Benton
Andrews Downs West Forsyth 17-0 in 2nd Raider win
Andrews shelved the I formation for a split backfield in the conference opener at A.J. Simeon Stadium. The Red Raiders defeated West Forsyth 17-0 as Ted Brown and Charlie Williams provided the speed outside.
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High Point
Andrews
John Morris
Red Raiders
West Forsyth
A.J. Simeon Stadium
Ted Brown
Charlie Williams
Raiders Clinch Win Behind Dorsett and Ritter Defense
The Raiders defeated West Forsyth as Mike Dorsett capped a 75 yard drive with a quarterback sneak. Nathan Ritter added two extra points and a 32 yard field goal as Andrews led 1itely, with solid defense from Ritter and teammates. Morris called it their best effort of the season, while praising punting by Richard Lain and two way play by Steve Brown and Doug Pruitt. The team heads to Reidsville next week seeking another conference win.
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Mike Dorsett
Doug Pruitt
Nathan Ritter
Andrews
Charlie Williams
Ritter
Brown
Raider
Titan
West Forsyth
Bubba Sanders
Greg Hil
Kara Mack
Alfred McElrath
Raiders
Mike Clinton
Joe McElrath
Charles Bailey
Morris
Richard Lain
Reidsville
W. Forsyth
HP Andrews
Dorsett
HPA
Defense Lifts Ragsdale Past Southern Alamance 28-7
Ragsdale defeats Southern Alamance 28-7 as the Tigers pull ahead in the fourth quarter. Coach Kemp credits the defense for keeping the game close while the offense, led by Roscoe Friday and quarterback John Turner, capitalizes late.
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Howard Hayes
Jamestown
Richard Kemp
Ragsdale
Southern Alamance
Tigers
Kemp
Southern
Tiger
Roscoe Friday
John Turner
Barry Harlukowicz
Patriots
Darrell Dowdy
Harold Odum
John Grant
Vernon Thompson
Gary Webb
Roy Parker
Parker
David Sawyer
Randy Faircloth
Statesville Tops Thomasville In South Piedmont Thriller
Statesville Greyhounds edged Thomasville Bulldogs 21 14 after a late 1 23 drive capped by Robert Bailey eight yard TD scramble. Thomasville coach Allen Brown blamed a fourth down decision while Mills and Burton led a 40 yard drive ending with a 20 yard scamper as Poole recovered a fumble for the opening score.
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Winn Baldwin
Thomasville
Allen Brown
Bulldogs
Statesville
Brown
Brown Finch Physical Education
Robert Bailey
Greyhounds
Bobby Poole
Mills
Richard Burton
The
Bailey
Sae Statesville
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