JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Host Trinity Christian used a 1-yard touchdown run from Hicks Zarah on fourth down in overtime to cap a wild 20-17 win over Bolles. The Conquerors (4-4) had multiple opportunities to go in front in regulation but came up empty. Terel Dallas had a rushing touchdown to help Trinity claw back from a 14-0 hole. Zarah had a rushing touchdown before half to tie things up.
Bolles (5-2) had won five of the last six meetings between the rivals, including three straight.
Xander Edwards had a rushing touchdown and JC Wessel caught a touchdown from Luke Toland. Jaxon Flowers had a monster game for Bolles, blocking two field goals and forced a fumble into the end zone as Dallas was at the end of a 50-yard run that should have been a touchdown. Flowers recovered a fumble just outside of the end zone as Dallas was trying to score.
Bolles was in position to take the lead late on a Langston Florence field goal, but the Bulldogs were called for 30 yards in penalties on the kick. Instead of going in front on the kick, Bolles had to punt from the Trinity 39. But the punter went low to field the snap and his knee touched the ground to give Trinity the ball back in position to take the lead. But Bolles blocked the eventual game-winning field goal try to send the game into OT.
Za’Khari Greene had two interceptions for Trinity, including a huge end zone interception.
No. 2 Columbia crushed No. 4 Ed White 42-22 in a Super 10 showdown that was essentially decided in the opening half. The win gave head coach Brian Allen career win No. 112, the most in program history.
The Tigers (8-0) swamped the Commanders (6-2) from the outset and put a running clock beating on the home team. The win all but wraps up the District 3-4A title barring something catastrophic. Columbia can win the title outright with a win over Yulee next week. Should the Hornets upset Columbia, the district title would come down to a tiebreaker between the Tigers, Yulee and Ed White and be determined by MaxPreps rankings points, a category the Tigers are far and away the leaders in.
No. 3 St. Augustine had no trouble with Orange Park in a 52-8 romp that delivered head coach Brian Braddock his 100th win at the school.
In Starke, No. 7 Bradford held on for a 27-24 win over No. 8 University Christian in a thriller that went down to a final field goal attempt.
No. 10 Nease’s 41-27 win over Bartram Trail helped hand the district title to Mandarin. The Mustangs clobbered Beachside 47-6.
The Commanders played without injured QB King Boylston for the second consecutive game.
In independent football, Super 6 No. 1 West Nassau dropped its second consecutive game in a 24-19 loss to a red-hot Jackson. The Warriors dropped top 6-2-1 as they approach the Sunshine State Athletic Association playoffs.
No. 5 Stanton saw its opportunity for its best season since the 1950s end with a stunning 22-20 loss to KIPP Bold City. The Blue Devils (8-2) were seeking their first nine-win regular season since 1957, according to the Florida Times-Union. KIPP entered on a 17-game losing streak and just a 1-26 all-time record.
How the Super 10 fared in Week 91. Raines (8-0, Class 3A)
This week’s result: Beat Riverside, 48-0. Next week: at Cocoa (3-4).
2. (2) Columbia (8-0, Class 4A)
This week’s result: Beat Ed White, 42-22. Next week: Yulee (5-3), 7:30 p.m.
3. St. Augustine (8-0, Class 4A)
This week’s result: Beat Orange Park, 52-8. Next week: vs. Fleming Island (4-4).
4. Ed White (6-2, Class 4A)
This week’s result: Lost to (2) Columbia, 42-22. Next week: at Bradford (9-0), 7:30 p.m.
5. Bolles (5-2, Class 2A)
This week’s result: Lost to Trinity Christian, 20-17 (OT). Next week: at Jackson (7-1), 6:30 p.m.
6. Mandarin (7-1, Class 5A)
This week’s result: Beat Beachside, 47-6. Next week: vs. Bartram Trail (6-2), 6:30 p.m.
7. Bradford (9-0, Class 2A)
This week’s result: Beat(8) University Christian, 27-24. Next week: vs. Ed White (6-2), 7:30 p.m.
8. University Christian (6-3, Class 1A)
This week’s result: Lost to (7) Bradford, 27-24. Next week: Off.
9. Trinity Christian (4-4, Class 1A)
This week’s result: Beat (5) Bolles, 20-17, OT. Next week: vs. Impact Christian (1-8).
10. Nease (5-3, Class 5A)
This week’s result: Beat Bartram Trail, 41-27. Next week: Ponte Vedra (3-5).
How the Super 6 fared1. West Nassau (6-2-1, SSAA)
This week’s result: Lost to Jackson, 24-19. Next week: at Keystone Heights (2-7), 7:30 p.m.
2. Episcopal (9-0, SSAA)
This week’s result: Beat Eagle’s View, 68-0. Next week: vs. Fernandina Beach (3-6).
3. Paxon (7-2, SSAA)
This week’s result: Beat Keystone Heights, 50-0. Next week: vs. Union County (5-4), 6:30 p.m.
4. Christ’s Church (8-1, SSAA)
This week’s result: Beat True Institute, 57-6. Next week: at Englewood (1-7), 6:30 p.m.
5. Stanton (8-2, SSAA)
This week’s result: Lost to KIPP Bold City, 22-20. Next week: Off.
6. Hilliard (8-0, FHSAA)
This week’s result: Beat Dixie County, 28-22. Next week: at Cornerstone Classical (6-2).
Week 9 results, Florida
Thursday, Oct. 15
Episcopal 68, Eagle’s View 0
Friday, Oct. 16
Baker County 34, Fort White 32
Baldwin 47, Englewood 12
Bishop Kenny 45, Zarephath Academy 6
Bradford 27, University Christian 24
Christ’s Church Academy 57, True Institute 6
Clay 40, Ridgeview 0
Creekside 28, Flagler Palm Coast 12
Cornerstone Classical 42, Duval Charter 30
Fernandina Beach 57, Providence 37
Fleming Island 31, Middleburg 19
Harvest Community 12, First Coast Christian 6
Hilliard 28, Dixie County 22
Jackson 24 at West Nassau 19
KIPP Bold City 22, Stanton 20
Menendez 46, Impact Christian 14
Newberry 13, Palatka 7
NFEI 20, Taylor County 13
Oak Hall 21, St. Joseph 14
Old Plank Christian 52, Bishop Snyder 13
Parker 34, Wolfson 20
Paxon 50, Keystone Heights 0
St. Augustine 52, Orange Park 8
Tocoi Creek 17, Atlantic Coast 14
Trinity Christian 20, Bolles 17 (OT)
Umatilla 33, Crescent City 10
Union County 56, Father Lopez 38
Wildwood 48, Interlachen 13
Yulee 23, Ribault 13
OFF: Suwannee, Westside.
Week 10 schedule, Florida
Thursday, Oct. 22
Ridgeview (1-7) at Orange Park (2-6)
Friday, Oct. 23
Baldwin (3-5) at KIPP Bold City (1-7), 6:30 p.m.
Bartram Trail (6-2) at Mandarin (7-1), 6:30 p.m.
Beachside (3-4) at Fletcher (5-3), 6:30 p.m.
Bishop Kenny (3-4) at Parker (1-7), 6:30 p.m.
Bishop Snyder (1-8) at Seven Rivers Christian (3-6)
Bolles (5-2) at Jackson (7-1), 6:30 p.m.
Bronson (2-7) at Old Plank Christian (5-2)
Christ’s Church Academy (8-1) at Englewood (1-7), 6:30 p.m.
Crescent City (3-5) at Trenton (7-1), 7:30 p.m.
Duval Charter (4-5) at First Coast Christian (1-8)
Ed White (6-2) at Bradford (9-0), 7:30 p.m.
Fernandina Beach (3-6) at Episcopal (9-0)
First Coast (1-7) at Creekside (6-2)
Flagler Palm Coast (6-2) at Atlantic Coast (0-8), 6:30 p.m.
Fleming Island (4-4) at St. Augustine (8-0)
Halifax Academy (1-7) at Eagle’s View (0-9)
Hamilton County (4-4) at Fort White (5-3), 7:30 p.m.
Hilliard (8-0) at Cornerstone Classical (6-2)
Impact Christian (1-8) at Trinity Christian (3-5)
Interlachen (5-3) at Atlantic (7-1)
Middleburg (5-3) at Clay (6-2)
Oakleaf (4-4) at Buchholz (8-0)
Palatka (3-5) at Wolfson (4-5), 6:30 p.m.
Ponte Vedra (3-5) at Nease (5-3)
Raines (8-0) at Cocoa (3-4)
Ribault (5-3) at Riverside (2-6), 6:30 p.m.
St. Joseph (4-5) at Saint Stephen’s Episcopal (5-3)
Sandalwood (5-3) at Tocoi Creek (3-5)
Suwannee (6-2) at Godby (5-3)
Union County (5-4) at Paxon (7-2), 6:30 p.m.
Wakulla (6-2) at Baker County (6-2)
West Nassau (6-2-1) at Keystone Heights (2-7), 7:30 p.m.
West Port (2-6) at Matanzas (1-7)
Westside (1-7) at Menendez (4-4)
Yulee (5-3) at Columbia (8-0), 7:30 p.m.
Zarephath Academy (1-6) at Umatilla (4-4)
OFF: Harvest, Providence, Stanton, University Christian.
Week 9 results, Georgia
Friday, Oct. 16
Camden County 40, Richmond Hill 27
Glynn Academy 21, Brunswick 17
Savannah Country Day 42, Frederica Academy 14
Week 10 schedule, Georgia
Friday, Oct. 23
Brunswick (3-4) at South Effingham (5-2), 7:30 p.m.
Camden County (5-3) at Valdosta (7-0), 8 p.m.
Frederica Academy (3-6) at Bulloch Academy (8-1), 7:30 p.m.
Glynn Academy (3-4) at Greenbrier (2-5), 7:30 p.m.
Jenkins (3-4) at Ware County (5-2), 7:30 p.m.
Mitchell County (6-1) at Charlton County (5-1-1), 7:30 p.m.
Pierce County (6-1) at Brantley County (3-4), 7:30 p.m.
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