Columbia, South Carolina, October 12, 2025
News Summary
Week 8 of high school football reports showcase fierce competition across the Columbia Metro area and South Carolina. A total of 42 games highlighted standout performances, including AC Flora’s commanding win against Richland Northeast. Engagement from fans continues to grow, with weekly highlights and team contributions emphasized. The excitement culminated in marquee matchups featuring teams such as Irmo and River Bluff, along with Dutch Fork and White Knoll, reflecting the developing talent throughout the state.
Columbia, South Carolina – Week 8 of the 2025 high school football season is in full swing as scores from games played on Friday, October 10, illustrate the competitive spirit in the Columbia Metro area and around South Carolina. A total of 42 games were scheduled for the Friday matchups, showcasing both established rivals and emerging talent across the state.
Several standout performances marked the latest results. The Thursday games included Brookland-Cayce narrowly defeating Aiken with a score of 20-19, while Hammond and Heathwood Hall posted convincing victories, with Hammond winning 24-0 and Heathwood Hall winning 28-6. Lower Richland and Westwood also enjoyed success, defeating Wilson 28-13 and Spring Valley 31-0, respectively.
The Friday matchups delivered impressive scores from various teams. AC Flora secured a dominant 49-10 victory over Richland Northeast, while Batesburg-Leesville triumphed over Ninety-Six with a 49-14 score. CA Johnson scored 54 points against McBee, winning 54-28. Other notable outcomes included Chester’s 29-16 victory over Fairfield Central and Clear Dot Charter’s 36-0 shutout against Military Magnet. Lexington edged out Chapin 29-7, and Dutch Fork took down White Knoll, 41-24.
Fans and supporters are encouraged to report further scores via email or social media to ensure comprehensive coverage of each game’s results. Engagement across platforms continues to grow, with followers prompted to check updates and highlights on social media channels, particularly using the hashtag #Blitz19. Additional coverage and detailed game highlights will be featured every Friday at 11 p.m.
This week, marquee matchups captured attention with Irmo facing off against River Bluff and Dutch Fork set to challenge White Knoll. The competitive nature of these games reflects the ongoing development of players and teams across the state.
Recognizing individual achievements, player nominations for the week spotlight senior student-athletes demonstrating excellence on the field. Notable teams such as Andrew Jackson, South Florence, and Manning also sought to improve their standings during this week’s matches.
As the season progresses, updates regarding team records and rankings are crucial for fans following their favorite high school programs. The NFHS Network offers access to live high school sports, catering to those who want to experience the excitement first-hand.
In addition to the local action, Columbia Falls is set to face Whitefish High School in a competitive rivalry matchup, emphasizing the spirit and unity of the community surrounding these high school teams.
The 2025 football season in South Carolina continues to be fueled by community support, underscoring the importance of high school sports in fostering growth among players and building lasting memories on and off the field.
FAQ
How many games were scheduled on Friday, October 10, 2025?
A total of 42 games were scheduled for Friday, October 10, in the Columbia Metro area.
What was the score of the game between AC Flora and Richland Northeast?
AC Flora won against Richland Northeast with a score of 49-10.
Which teams played in the marquee matchups this week?
The marquee matchups included Irmo versus River Bluff and Dutch Fork against White Knoll.
What high school offers a live sports access option?
The NFHS Network provides access to live high school sports.
What teams faced each other in the Thursday games?
The Thursday game results included Brookland-Cayce 20, Aiken 19; Hammond 24, Augusta Christian 0; Heathwood Hall 28, Ben Lippen 6; Lower Richland 28, Wilson 13; and Westwood 31, Spring Valley 0.
Key Features
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Scheduled Games | 42 games on October 10 |
| Thursday Results | Brookland-Cayce 20, Aiken 19; Hammond 24, Augusta Christian 0; Heathwood Hall 28, Ben Lippen 6; Lower Richland 28, Wilson 13; Westwood 31, Spring Valley 0 |
| Friday Results | AC Flora 49, Richland Northeast 10; Batesburg-Leesville 49, Ninety-Six 14; CA Johnson 54, McBee 28; Chester 29, Fairfield Central 16; Clear Dot Charter 36, Military Magnet 0; Lexington 29, Chapin 7; Dutch Fork 41, White Knoll 24 |
| Marquee Matchups | Irmo vs River Bluff; Dutch Fork vs White Knoll |
| Live Sports Access | NHS Network for high school sports |
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Additional Resources
- The State
- Wikipedia: Columbia, South Carolina
- Village Green NJ
- Google Search: Columbia High School cheerleading
- USA Today High School Sports
- Google Scholar: high school football South Carolina
- Flathead Beacon
- Encyclopedia Britannica: high school football
- WAFF 48 News
- Google News: Columbia High School sports
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