Brentwood 21 Summit 0
Due to inclement weather throughout Williamson County Friday, four high school football games were delayed and finished through the week. At Summit High School, Brentwood wrapped up a Region 7-6A win by playing the final 12 minutes, 59 seconds of their 21-0 victory on Sunday. The two teams tried to wait out the lightning delays Friday night before the game was rescheduled after midnight. All three touchdowns came Friday night as the two teams stayed scoreless through the end of the third and fourth quarter. Homzi Nassar and Jackson Lowe both scored rushing touchdowns to lead the Bruins, while Grant Nelson fired a 31-yard strike to Ryan Barrett for the first score with nine minutes to play in the second quarter. Nassar, who broke loose for a 35-yard run to ignite a scoring drive, pounded in from 1-yard out less than two minutes after Brentwood’s first score for the 14-0 lead after Isaac Hayes’ PAT. Lowe’s TD came with 6:20 to play in the third. Summit actually out-gained Brentwood 237-209, but committed two turnovers – interceptions snagged by the Bruins Adam Fontechia and William Stockoff. Nassar finished with 116 yards rushing on 15 carries to lead Brentwood. Nelson completed 6 of 12 passes for 80 yards and the TD. Austin Harvey guided the Summit offense connecting on 14 of 26 passes for 113 yards. He also rushed for a team-best 57 yards. The Spartans play their next five games on the road, beginning at Blackman Friday. Brentwood, which bounced back from a 10-7 loss to Father Ryan, hosts Henry County in Week 4.
Source: Williamson Herald
Independence 17 Centennial 14
The Eagles picked up a Region 7-6A win in Franklin after enduring a lengthy weather delay. Independence trailed 14-10 at halftime as the game was delayed for more than two hours Friday night because of lightning. The second half was played Saturday afternoon. Tre Hartwell broke loose for a 77-yard touchdown midway through the fourth quarter for the go-ahead touchdown for Indy. After a strong showing Friday night, the Centennial offense failed to find any rhythm Saturday as quarterback Brendan Jones was intercepted twice. Dominic Reed provided two interceptions and a blocked punt for the Cougars. His blocked punt was returned by Myles Johnson for a touchdown Friday. The Eagles scored first Friday on a 34-yard touchdown throw from Cody Pagach to Hudson Cobb. Tanner Lee responded with a nine-yard touchdown run to end the first quarter for Centennial. Landric Mayeski connected on a 27-yard field goal for the Eagles in the second quarter, but the Cougars managed to regain the lead entering the half on Johnson’s touchdown return. The Eagles return home in Week 4 with a visit from Pope Prep, while the Cougars hit the road to Antioch. Both games will be played Thursday.
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Ravenwood 31 Franklin 6
The Raptors owned the second half on Saturday to roll to a Region 7-6A win at Franklin. The Admirals trailed 10-6 on the restart Saturday after lightning delayed the game Friday night. It was all Ravenwood in the second half as the Raptors scored three touchdowns in the third quarter Saturday to pull away. Chris Parson threw for 160 yards and one touchdown and rushed nine times for 101 yards and two more TDs. He completed 18 of 22 passes with one interception as well. All three Parson scores came Saturday, including a 30-yard strike to Ethan Smith to close the scoring. Carter Pace scored the opening touchdown for Ravenwood Friday after returning a kickoff 84 yards. He scored on a 2-yard touchdown plunge. The two teams traded field goals in the second quarter. Elijah Bagwell knocked in a 22-yarder and 46-yarder for the Admirals. Franklin travels to Stewarts Creek in Week 4, while Ravenwood gets a visit from Oakland, the two-time defending Class 6A champions.
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Fairview 40 Stewart County 7
Senior Layden Grant led the Yellow Jackets to their second win in a row with big plays on the ground and as a receiver. In total, he compiled 22 touches for 188 yards and two rushing touchdowns. Senior Crawford Claxton scored on two rushing touchdowns while junior Wendell Billingsley added another score on the ground. Mayes McCoy hit Claxton for a 59-yard score through the air.
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Nolensville 38 Lincoln County 14
Dylan Northcutt had his best game of the season so far notching eight catches for 129 yards and two touchdowns. Quarterback Coby Walton tossed both of his scores to Northcutt on a 16-25, 210-yard night, but he also threw two picks. Samson Johnson also ran in a pair of scores himself to go alongside 126 total yards. Nolensville's offense took care of business against Lincoln County, as did the defense. Cornerback Derrick Burroughs snagged two interceptions to help keep the Falcons in check.
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Page 35 Spring Hill 13
In another weather-affected contest, the Patriots also closed a contest Saturday after delays to earn a Region 6-5A victory at Spring Hill. Brenden Anes, Caden Walker and Presley Cozart led Page’s rushing attack. All three scored touchdowns with Anes leading the way with 109 yards on 18 carries. Walker rushed 11 times for 90 yards and Cozart racked up 71 on nine touches. Jonathan Palmer, who started under center, added a rushing score as well. Page improved to 3-0 overall and hosts Coffee County in a non-conference contest Friday.
Source: Williamson Herald
