The Great American Rivalry Series celebrates the cultural phenomenon of Friday night high school football by shining the spotlight on classic gridiron clashes where expectations are sky high and die-hard fans abound!   More »

Defending Arkansas 5A state champions Pulaski Academy have a record of 7-2 this season - and only one punt. Coach Kevin Kelley has an interesting coaching philosophy: his teams don't punt. The Bruins also don't return punts and onside kick most of the time.   More »

Bernard Childress, Executive Director of the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association, says he has a number of items regarding the state's football playoff system that he'd like the Board of Control to consider at their next meeting.   More »

The Cushing Tigers  are coming off a tough loss against the Seminole Chieftains last week 28 to 7. That loss put them out playoff contention, but they still have a lot to play for this week for instance to improve &nb   More »

The West Stokes Wildcats hosted the Bishop McGuinness Villains on Friday, October 31st for Senior Night. With a packed house on hand, the Wildcats allowed Bishop to score 19 fourth quarter points and win 33-32 on the last play of the game.   More »

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Click on "Bold Red and Gold" in the Video Clips section to hear Principal Jon Marlow describe the new Butler Stadium.   More »

Coach Strong Earns Win 200 as Huskies Rip Falcons   More »

All eyes were on the St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders heading into this game. Not only are they the #1 ranked high school team in the nation, but they had accumulated a 31-game winning streak. The last team to defeat the Raiders was Deerfield Beach, and the Bucks hoped to be victorious once again.   More »

Immediately after kick-off, it was obvious that Dover was out to send a message to their opponent by delivering heart pounding hit after hit.   More »

As pre-game ceremonies concluded, Sandusky and Fremont players piled up at the 50-yard line jumping, yelling and talking trash. But once the game started, it was all Sandusky.   More »

Thousands packed the stands to see one of the best teams in the nation take on their rival when St. Ignatius and St. Edward battled on Halloween. It was a cold and windy day, but that didn't keep over 12,000 fans from supporting their teams.   More »