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Riverside Academy Edges Kennedy in Thrilling 40-32 Season Opener

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NEW ORLEANS — In a thrilling start to the high school football season, the Riverside Academy Rebels clashed with the John F. Kennedy Cougars in the opening week of play at Pan American Stadium. This matchup not only marked the beginning of the regular season but also showcased the offensive prowess of both teams, turning the game into an exciting spectacle for fans.

The Rebels, who are the reigning Division IV Select state champions, demonstrated their ability to perform under pressure, ultimately securing a hard-fought victory over the Cougars with a final score of 40-32. This win sets a positive tone for Riverside as they look to defend their title in the current season.

The game featured a series of impressive plays and scoring drives, highlighting the skills of both teams' offenses. Riverside's ability to maintain composure and execute their game plan was crucial in overcoming Kennedy's efforts to keep pace. The Cougars fought valiantly, but ultimately fell short in a contest that kept spectators on the edge of their seats.

As the season progresses, Riverside Academy will aim to build on this momentum, while Kennedy will look to regroup and learn from this close encounter. The Rebels' performance serves as a reminder of their championship pedigree, while the Cougars will be eager to bounce back in their upcoming games.

Fans can catch more high school football action on Season 35 of WGNO’s Friday Night Football, which airs every Friday night at 11 p.m. on NOLA 38, the CW. For those who miss the live broadcast, the show is replayed at midnight on WGNO, and viewers can also stream the highlights on WGNO+ on Saturdays at noon.

As the high school football season unfolds, it promises to deliver more thrilling moments like this one, with teams vying for glory and fans rallying behind their local heroes. The excitement of Friday night lights continues to shine brightly in New Orleans, and this season opener is just the beginning.

Source: Yahoo Sports

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