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No. 10 Booker T. Wash. 26, Warwick 20
Dionte Edwards totaled three touchdowns, including the winning 4-yard plunge with 25 seconds remaining, to lift the Bookers (2-0) at Todd Stadium on Saturday.
Lamonte Williams’ 37-yard TD run had given Warwick (1-1) its first lead at 20-19 with less than six minutes remaining in the fourth quarter of a back-and-forth game.
Edwards hauled in a 39-yard scoring pass from quarterback Dominique Marsh and added a 3-yard touchdown run to help his team stake a 13-7 first-quarter lead.
Marsh then connected with Donte Capers on an 11-yard TD pass in the second as Booker T. Washington built a 19-13 lead at the break.
No. 10 Booker T. Washington 26, Warwick 20
Booker T. Washington 13 6 0 7 — 26
Warwick 7 6 0 7 — 20
BTW—Edwards 39 pass from Marsh (Smith kick)
War—Butler 1 run (Hunt kick)
BTW—Edwards 3 run (kick failed)
BTW—Capers 11 pass from Marsh (kick failed)
War—Robinson 36 run (kick failed)
War—Williams 37 run (Hunt kick)
BTW—Edwards 4 run (Smith kick)
Woodside 29, No. 8 Maury 12
Marquis Frazier accounted for two touchdowns and Woodside (2-0) benefited from three big plays en route to victory at Todd Stadium.
Darryl Waters had given the Commodores (2-1) a touchdown lead with a 3-yard dive in the second quarter before the victors answered with 29 straight points.
Frazier had an 88-yard kickoff return for a TD and then scored on an 11-yard run for Woodside, which led 15-6 at the half.
In the fourth quarter, Majique Key recovered a blocked punt in the end zone for a score and Jarrell Cooper had a 60-yard punt return for another.
“We shot ourselves in the foot with mistakes. But the good thing is they’re correctable mistakes and we’re looking forward to next week,” said Commodores coach John Quinerly, whose team lost 3 of 5 fumbles and was penalized 11 times for 87 yards.
Ryan Lee capped the scoring for Maury with a 39-yard TD dash with three seconds remaining. He finished with 42 yards rushing on four carries.
Commodores quarterback Keenan Lambert was 5 of 13 for 52 yards and contributed on defense with a pair of interceptions.
Woodside 29, No. 8 Maury 12
Maury 0 6 0 6 — 12
Woodside 0 15 0 14 — 29
M—Waters 3 run (kick failed)
W—Frazier 88 kickoff return (Bradley kick)
W—Frazier 11 run (Reid run)
W—Key recoverd a blocked punt in the end zone (Bradley kick)
W—Cooper 60 punt return (Bradley kick)
M—Lee 39 run (kick failed)
Maury Woodside
First downs 13 11
Rushes-yard 38-96 31-170
Passing yards 88 15
Passing 9-19-0 3-9-2
Punting-average 6-35 3-17
Fumbles-lost 5-3 2-1
Penalties-yards 11-87 3-35
Bethel 55, Norview 0
Jamal Parker made three catches for 135 yards and scored two touchdowns as the Bruins (1-1) rolled at Darling Stadium.
Rijo Walker made three catches for 77 yards and a touchdown and he ran back the second-half kickoff 85 yards for a score for the victors, who led 27-0 after the first quarter and 48-0 at the half.
Bethel totaled 374 yards of offense on 31 plays.
A running clock was in effect for the entire second half.
Liberty Christian 55, Atlantic Shores 0
Quarterback Seth Good connected with Scott Hyland on two scoring strikes as Liberty Christian (2-1) routed host Seahawks.
Desmond Rice added two rushing touchdowns and Dave Rocco ran for a score and threw for another for the winners.
Atlantic Shores (2-1), the defending Virginia Independent Schools Division II state champion, had won its previous 11 games.
Liberty Christian 55, Atlantic Shores 0
Liberty Christian 13 20 8 14 — 55
Atlantic Shores 0 0 0 0 — 0
LC—D.Rocco 14 run (Gregory kick)
LC—Underwood 21 pass from D.Rocco (run failed)
LC—Hyland 8 pass from Good (Gregory kick)
LC—Rice 8 run (kick failed)
LC—Hyland 8 pass from Good (Gregory kick)
LC—Rice 18 run (T.J. Clarke run)
LC—T.J. Clarke 7 run (Gregory kick)
LC—Harrington 5 run (Gregory kick)
Saturday's state scores
Bethel 55, Norview 0
Bishop Ireton 31, Riverdale Baptist, Md. 7
Bishop O'Connell 29, St. Albans, D.C. 25
Blue Ridge 39, Hargrave Military 8
Booker T. Washington 26, Warwick 20
Christchurch 21, Va. Episcopal 0
Jamestown 14, John Marshall 13, OT
Liberty Christian 55, Atlantic Shores Christian 0
Massanutten Military 56, Model School for the Deaf, D.C. 0
St. Stephens-St. Agnes 33, St. Christophers 0
The Potomac School 27, Randolph-Macon 18
Woodside 29, Maury 12
Friday’s late state scores
Amherst County 41, Heritage-Lynchburg 6
Central Senior 27, Nottoway 6
Chantilly 42, Langley 20
Clarke Co. 46, Stonewall Jackson-Quicksburg 7
Clintwood 29, Happy Valley, Tenn. 6
Cosby 28, Hopewell 13
Covington 19, Bland County 6
Fort Chiswell 39, Northwood 0
Hampton 51, Gloucester 7
Hanover 34, Patrick Henry-Ashland 16
Henrico 40, Caroline 6
Holston 33, John Battle 6
Honaker 34, Coeburn 13
Hurley 34, Burch, W.Va. 0
J.E.B. Stuart 34, George Marshall 14
J.I. Burton 28, Abingdon 14
James Madison 21, Yorktown 3
James Robinson 27, Fairfax 7
King George 34, Colonial Beach 30
Massaponax 13, Chancellor 7
Middlesboro, Ky. 58, Lee High 35
Mills Godwin 14, Monacan 7
Oakton 35, West Springfield 34
Potomac Falls 13, Kettle Run 7
Riverbend 21, Courtland 15
South County 35, Washington-Lee 0
St. Paul 44, Ervinton 12
Sullivan North, Tenn. 41, Rye Cove 6
Sussex Central 32, Greensville County 12
Tazewell 14, Lebanon 7
W.T. Woodson 43, Lake Braddock 42
Westfield 35, West Potomac 14
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