High School Football Scores: USA TODAY Sports Super 15 Regional Teams Update

The third week of the high school football season has proven to be eventful, showcasing a mix of dominant victories and surprising upsets that are sure to influence national rankings as the season progresses. This week, teams from various regions across the United States faced off, with many results likely to be discussed throughout the remainder of the year.

From the East Coast to the West Coast, nearly every area experienced its share of unexpected outcomes. Fans are left wondering if their favorite teams managed to maintain their winning streaks or if they fell victim to the upsets that characterized this week’s matchups. Below is a comprehensive overview of how each team ranked in their respective regions performed during this week of high school football.

East Region Results:

1. St. Frances Academy (Baltimore, MD): Defeated Vero Beach (FL), 38-6
2. DeMatha Catholic (Hyattsville, MD): Scheduled to play Imhotep Charter (PA) on Saturday, Sept. 5, at 7 p.m. ET
3. Hough (Cornelius, NC): Beat Providence Day (NC), 30-3
4. Grimsley (Greensboro, NC): Secured a narrow victory over East Forsyth (NC), 13-7
5. Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey, NJ): Triumphed over Roman Catholic (PA), 38-14
6. Providence Day (Charlotte, NC): Suffered defeat against Hough (NC), 30-3
7. St. Joseph Regional (Montvale, NJ): Set to face Creekside (GA) on Saturday, Sept. 5, at 1 p.m. ET
8. St. James Academy (Springfield, VA): Dominated Paramus Catholic (NJ), winning 54-14
9. St. Joseph’s Prep (Philadelphia, PA): Narrowly defeated Brentwood Academy (TN), 28-23
10. Central Catholic (Pittsburgh, PA): Achieved a commanding win over Woodland Hills (PA), 45-0
11. Roman Catholic (Philadelphia, PA): Lost to Don Bosco Prep (NJ), 38-14
12. Bergen Catholic (Oradell, NJ): Fell to Our Lady of Good Counsel (MD), 41-39
13. St. Peter's Prep (Jersey City, NJ): Did not play this week
14. Archbishop Spalding (Severn, MD): Scheduled to play St. John’s (DC) on Saturday, Sept. 5, at 7:30 p.m. ET
15. Catholic Memorial (West Roxbury, MA): Did not play this week

Midwest Region Results:

1. Trinity (Louisville, KY): Beat Archbishop Moeller (OH), 31-14
2. Brownsburg (IN): Dominated Franklin Central (IN), 48-0
3. East St. Louis (IL): Secured a close win over Gainesville (IL), 24-21
4. Massillon Washington (OH): Defeated NFL Academy (London), 21-17
5. Bishop Watterson (OH): Scheduled to face Ursuline (OH) on Saturday, Sept. 5, at 7 p.m. ET
6. St. Edward (Lakewood, OH): Beat Wayne (OH), 48-21
7. Mount Carmel (Chicago, IL): Overcame Nazareth Academy, winning 35-7
8. Detroit Catholic Central (Novi, MI): Defeated Davison, 56-14
9. Cass Tech (Detroit, MI): Beat Grandville (MI), 48-21
10. Millard South (Omaha, NE): Beat Lee’s Summit North (MO), 24-14
11. Big Walnut (Sunbury, OH): Defeated Reynoldsburg (OH), 44-7
12. Anderson (Cincinnati, OH): Beat Little Miami (OH), 51-14
13. Elder (Cincinnati, OH): Secured a victory over East Central (IN), 42-7
14. Warren Central (Indianapolis, IN): Beat North Central (IN), 45-42
15. Boyle County (KY): Beat Lexington Catholic (OH), 35-21

Southeast Region Results:

1. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, FL): Defeated Columbus (FL), 31-24
2. IMG Academy (Bradenton, FL): Scheduled to play St. Louis (HI) on Saturday, Sept. 5, at 5 p.m. ET
3. Buford (GA): Beat Mallard Creek (NC), 41-6
4. Columbus (Miami, FL): Lost to St. Thomas Aquinas (FL), 31-24
5. Thompson (Alabaster, AL): Dominated Vestavia Hills (AL), winning 49-0
6. Baylor (Chattanooga, TN): Beat Rabun Gap-Nacoochee (GA), 51-33
7. Carrollton (GA): Beat Catholic (LA), 61-21
8. Brentwood Academy (TN): Lost to St. Joseph’s Prep (PA), 28-23
9. West Boca Raton (FL): Beat Spanish River (FL), 37-0
10. Thomas County (GA): Did not play this week
11. Carol City (Miami Gardens, FL): Beat Norland (FL), 43-0
12. Ruston (LA): Beat Neville (LA), 42-16
13. Dutch Fork (Irmo, SC): Beat Spartanburg (SC), 56-14
14. North Gwinnett (GA): Beat Walton (GA), 34-21
15. Clay-Chalkville (AL): Beat Springville (AL), 6-0

Southwest Region Results:

1. Waxahachie (TX): Beat Coppell (TX), 27-24
2. Allen (TX): Dominated DeSoto (TX), 50-6
3. North Shore (TX): Beat John Curtis Christian (LA), 27-17
4. North Crowley (Fort Worth, TX): Overcame Southlake Carroll (TX), 40-10
5. Duncanville (TX): Beat Cedar Hill (CT), 34-7
6. C.E. King (Houston, TX): Lost to Cypress Ranch, 31-28
7. Bixby (OK): Beat Stillwater, 56-28
8. DeSoto (TX): Lost to Allen (TX), 50-6
9. Randle (Randle, TX): Beat Westfield (TX), 3-0
10. South Oak Cliff (Dallas, TX): Did not play this week
11. Cherry Creek (Greenwood Village, CO): Beat Ralston Valley, 38-7
12. Southlake Carroll (TX): Lost to North Crowley (TX), 40-10
13. Valor Christian (Highlands Ranch, CO): Lost to Mater Dei (CA), 38-22
14. Carl Albert (Midwest City, OK): Beat Booker T. Washington (OK), 39-18
15. Owasso (OK): Lost to Wynnewood, 35-14

West Region Results:

1. Santa Margarita (Rancho Santa Margarita, CA): Beat Highland (CA), 55-7
2. Centennial (Corona, CA): Did not play this week
3. Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, NV): Beat Lone Peak (UT), 38-14
4. St. John Bosco (Bellflower, CA): Defeated Pittsburg (CA), 26-14
5. Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA): Beat Valor Christian (CO), 38-22
6. Basha (Chandler, AZ): Lost to Orange Lutheran (CA), 23-17
7. Hamilton (Chandler, AZ): Beat Arbor View (NV), 44-0
8. Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth, CA): Did not play this week
9. Corner Canyon (Draper, UT): Lost to Liberty (AZ), 38-24
10. Chandler (AZ): Beat Cathedral Catholic (CA), 42-13
11. Desert Edge (Goodyear, AZ): Beat Cienega (AZ), 52-0
12. De La Salle (Concord, CA): Beat Cardinal Newman (CA), 42-3
13. Mililani (HI): Scheduled to play Foothill (NV) on Saturday, Sept. 5, at 7 p.m. PST
14. Mission Viejo (CA): Lost to Folsom (CA), 35-21
15. Orange Lutheran (CA): Beat Basha (AZ), 23-17

This week’s results highlight the competitive nature of high school football across the United States, with teams continuing to battle for supremacy in their respective regions. As the season unfolds, fans can expect more thrilling matchups and potential upsets that will shape the landscape of high school football.