Columbia, SC, September 13, 2025
News Summary
The South Carolina high school football season continued with thrilling Week 4 matchups featuring top-ranked teams. No. 4 South Pointe narrowly defeated No. 2 Northwestern, while No. 3 Irmo dominated No. 15 Carolina Forest. Notable victories included Seneca’s impressive 75-0 win over Walhalla and South Florence’s 65-7 triumph over Fort Dorchester. As the season progresses, teams are gearing up for significant upcoming games that may influence playoff standings.
Columbia, SC – The South Carolina high school football season reached Week 4 with a thrilling slate of games held on September 12, 2025. A total of 105 games took place across the state, featuring several matchups that showcased top-ranked teams vying for supremacy in their respective classifications.
Among the standout games, No. 4 South Pointe edged out No. 2 Northwestern with a narrow victory, finalizing the score at 27-23. Meanwhile, No. 3 Irmo showcased their dominance with a 51-21 win against No. 15 Carolina Forest. In another noteworthy contest, No. 16 Sumter triumphed over No. 18 Crestwood, securing a 28-0 victory to maintain their position in the rankings.
Match Results and Class Breakdown
The games were categorized into classifications, with Class AAAAA hosting 31 games, Class AAAA featuring 34 games, Class AAA with 28 games, Class AA with 33 contests, and Class A having 29 matchups. The notable games included:
- Class AAAAA: Ridge View vs. No. 9 Camden, with Ridge View winning decisively 56-13.
- Class AAA: No. 8 Loris faced off against North Myrtle Beach, securing a solid 53-14 victory.
- Class AA: No. 13 Saluda claimed a strong win against Chester, finishing 34-14.
- Class A: Lake City faced Lamar, marking the start of their game at 7:00 PM.
Dominant Performances
Several teams displayed impressive performances over the weekend. Seneca achieved a stunning 75-0 win over Walhalla, solidifying their reputation as a force in Class AAA. Similarly, South Florence overwhelmed Fort Dorchester with a striking 65-7 triumph. Other notable games included:
- Abbeville: 42, Ninety Six: 7
- Byrnes: 49, Greer: 9
- Eastside: 56, Blue Ridge: 21
- Dillon: 61, Marion: 6
- Florence Christian: 21, Pee Dee Academy: 0
Competitive Close Calls
In contrast to the dominating scores, several matches turned out to be nail-biters. For instance, Swansea edged out Pelion 28-27, showcasing a closely contested encounter. Chesterfield also had a thrilling game against Johnson, concluding with a scoreline of 49-38. Other close matches included:
- Latta: 22, Mullins: 20
- Union County: 49, Blacksburg: 7
- Liberty: 42, Palmetto: 19
Looking Ahead
As teams continue to round into form, Week 5 promises to feature even more dramatic matchups as schools gear up for the remainder of the season. Coaches and players will look to build on their performances, aiming to secure pivotal wins that could affect playoff standings.
Background Context
The 2025 high school football season began with excitement and expectations across South Carolina. Schools have been gearing up for weeks, with teams competing not just for victory, but for the chance to be recognized in the state-wide rankings. The passion for high school football in South Carolina runs deep, making each game a significant event for the players, schools, and their communities.
The schedule of games and results shows the competitive spirit prevalent within the ranks, and the top teams continue to demonstrate why they are recognized among the elite. Fans can look forward to more action-packed weekends as the season progresses, with every game harboring the potential for upsets and celebrated victories.
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Additional Resources
- SI: SC High School Football Final Scores
- Google Search: South Carolina High School Football
- Greenville Online: SC High School Football Scores
- Encyclopedia Britannica: High School Football
- SI: SC High School Football Schedule
- Google News: South Carolina High School Football Scores
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