Maryland High School Football Scores
Friday, September 21, 2007
Allegany 33, Beall/Mountain Ridge 18
Archbishop Spalding 17, Archbishop Curley 7
Atholton 17, Howard 6
Bladensburg 24, Laurel 14
Bowie 36, High Point 0
C. H. Flowers 41, DuVal 0
Dunbar 47, Baltimore Douglass 0
Edmondson/Westside 28, City College 27
Eleanor Roosevelt 25, Parkdale 0
Fort Hill 45, Oakland Southern 12
Frederick Douglass 44, Central 0
Friendly 36, Crossland 0
Hammond 43, Mt. Hebron 7
Keyser, W.Va. 48, Northern - G 22
Long Reach 7, Centennial 6
Maryland Christian 25, Annapolis Christian 7
North Harford 13, Elkton 6
Snow Hill 30, Col. Richardson 0
Stephen Decatur 35, Kent Island 21
Suitland 21, Oxon Hill 9
Tower Hill (DE) 19, Harford Tech 7
Wilde Lake 45, Marriott's Ridge 12
Winters Mill 21, Smithsburg 9
This blog is part of Jeff Fisher's High School Football America network that's dedicated to providing high school football fans in Maryland with the most up-to-date news and information.
Friday, September 21, 2007
Saturday, September 08, 2007
Maryland High School Football Scoreboard - Week 2
Maryland High School Football Scores
Friday, September 7, 2007
Albert Einstein 26, Wheaton 0
Allegany 52, Oakland Southern 12 Arundel 34, Broadneck 28
Atholton 20, Centennial 0 Baltimore Poly 23, Digital Harbor 6
Baltimore-Lutheran 21, Clear Spring 0 Carver Vo- Tech 24, Southwestern 0 Catonsville 23, Cardinal Gibbons 7 Century 35, South Hagerstown 20 City College 36, Forest Park 20 Damascus 24, John F. Kennedy 6 Eastern Tech 49, Western STES 6 Elkton 17, Edgewood 14 Fort Hill 31, Frankfort, (WV) 6 Francis Scott Key 14, Westminster 9 Frederick 21, Tuscarora 0 Gaithersburg 7, Springbrook 0 Harwood Southern 21, Largo 13 Heritage (Leesburg) (VA)26, North Hagerstown 20 Howard 41, Oakland Mills 29 Lansdowne 18, Loch Raven 12 Linganore 42, Lake Clifton 6 Marriott's Ridge 28, Hammond 24
Maryland School for the Deaf 28, Southside Academy 8 McDonough 14, Huntingtown 0 Mergenthaler 21, Baltimore Northwestern 14
Middletown 53, Liberty 36 Moorefield (WV) 14 Boonsboro 13 Mt. St. Joseph's 47, Archbishop Spalding 14 North Caroline 8, Kent County 0 North Carroll 32, Joppatowne 17
North County 13, Pasadena Chesapeake 6 North Harford 34, Annapolis 6 Old Mill 23, Severna Park 8 Pallotti 26, Harford Tech 6
Parkside 26, James M. Bennett 13 Patapsco 7, Dundalk 0 Poolesville 20, Brunswick 16
Queen Anne's 17, Col. Richardson 0 Quince Orchard 41, Wootton 6 Reservoir 42, Long Reach 14
River Hill 48, Mt. Hebron 0 Rockville 21, Northwood 0
Saint Paul's Boys 14, Perry Hall 12
Seneca Valley 41, Watkins Mill 20 Severn 18, Catoctin 14 Sherwood 21, Magruder 2 Smithsburg 27, Northern 0 Snow Hill 16, Seaford (DE) 0 South Carroll 26, Williamsport 6
South River 34, Glen Burnie 6 St. John's Catholic Prep 10, Bohemia Manor 0
Stephen Decatur 58, Washington 0 Thomas Johnson 38, Northeast - AA 0 Thomas Stone 32, Leonardtown 12 Urbana 12, Lackey 0 Wilde Lake 24, Glenelg 7 Winston Churchill 28, Richard Montgomery 14 Winters Mill 13, Walkersville 7
Friday, September 7, 2007
Albert Einstein 26, Wheaton 0
Allegany 52, Oakland Southern 12 Arundel 34, Broadneck 28
Atholton 20, Centennial 0 Baltimore Poly 23, Digital Harbor 6
Baltimore-Lutheran 21, Clear Spring 0 Carver Vo- Tech 24, Southwestern 0 Catonsville 23, Cardinal Gibbons 7 Century 35, South Hagerstown 20 City College 36, Forest Park 20 Damascus 24, John F. Kennedy 6 Eastern Tech 49, Western STES 6 Elkton 17, Edgewood 14 Fort Hill 31, Frankfort, (WV) 6 Francis Scott Key 14, Westminster 9 Frederick 21, Tuscarora 0 Gaithersburg 7, Springbrook 0 Harwood Southern 21, Largo 13 Heritage (Leesburg) (VA)26, North Hagerstown 20 Howard 41, Oakland Mills 29 Lansdowne 18, Loch Raven 12 Linganore 42, Lake Clifton 6 Marriott's Ridge 28, Hammond 24
Maryland School for the Deaf 28, Southside Academy 8 McDonough 14, Huntingtown 0 Mergenthaler 21, Baltimore Northwestern 14
Middletown 53, Liberty 36 Moorefield (WV) 14 Boonsboro 13 Mt. St. Joseph's 47, Archbishop Spalding 14 North Caroline 8, Kent County 0 North Carroll 32, Joppatowne 17
North County 13, Pasadena Chesapeake 6 North Harford 34, Annapolis 6 Old Mill 23, Severna Park 8 Pallotti 26, Harford Tech 6
Parkside 26, James M. Bennett 13 Patapsco 7, Dundalk 0 Poolesville 20, Brunswick 16
Queen Anne's 17, Col. Richardson 0 Quince Orchard 41, Wootton 6 Reservoir 42, Long Reach 14
River Hill 48, Mt. Hebron 0 Rockville 21, Northwood 0
Saint Paul's Boys 14, Perry Hall 12
Seneca Valley 41, Watkins Mill 20 Severn 18, Catoctin 14 Sherwood 21, Magruder 2 Smithsburg 27, Northern 0 Snow Hill 16, Seaford (DE) 0 South Carroll 26, Williamsport 6
South River 34, Glen Burnie 6 St. John's Catholic Prep 10, Bohemia Manor 0
Stephen Decatur 58, Washington 0 Thomas Johnson 38, Northeast - AA 0 Thomas Stone 32, Leonardtown 12 Urbana 12, Lackey 0 Wilde Lake 24, Glenelg 7 Winston Churchill 28, Richard Montgomery 14 Winters Mill 13, Walkersville 7
Sunday, September 02, 2007
#4 St. Xavier (OH) Downs #5 DeMatha (MD)
St. Xavier of Cincinnati scored 21 unanswered points on its way to a 28-7 win over DeMatha from Hyattsville, Maryland in Sunday's showdown between national powers in the Kirk Herbstreit Ohio Vs. USA Challenge III. The loss snapped DeMatha's 22-game win streak.
St. X, which entered the game ranked #4 by USA Today, was playing without its star running back Darius Ashley, who sprained his ankle in the team's season opener. In Ashley's absence quarterback John Hurley threw three TD passes, while Patrick Berning rushed for 99-yards and one touchdown.
The St. Xavier defense was awesome allowing just 132 yards in total offense. Meanwhile the DeMatha "D" was really tested. In fact, the 28 points allowed was the more than it allowed in the Stags first seven games combined in 2006.
To read a complete game wrap from the Washington Post, please click on our headline "#4 St. Xavier Downs #5 DeMatha".
St. X, which entered the game ranked #4 by USA Today, was playing without its star running back Darius Ashley, who sprained his ankle in the team's season opener. In Ashley's absence quarterback John Hurley threw three TD passes, while Patrick Berning rushed for 99-yards and one touchdown.
The St. Xavier defense was awesome allowing just 132 yards in total offense. Meanwhile the DeMatha "D" was really tested. In fact, the 28 points allowed was the more than it allowed in the Stags first seven games combined in 2006.
To read a complete game wrap from the Washington Post, please click on our headline "#4 St. Xavier Downs #5 DeMatha".
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