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Our Lady of Mercy 56, Terrell County 22: The visiting Bobcats rolled behind Jameson Vest, Lawrence Tillman and the rest of the Our Lady of Mercy rushing attack. Two late scores in the first quarter ballooned a 7-6 lead into a 21-6 lead heading into the second. The Bobcats continued the fast pace going into the half up 35-14. Terrell County’s last score came with 10 minutes remaining in the third quarter.

Prince Avenue Christian 23, Hebron Christian 20: Host Hebron Christian fell to Prince Avenue Christian in a game that was within seven points all night. After a 7-7 first quarter, Prince Avenue Christian moved ahead on a Tyson Herron touchdown pass to running back Matthew Hill with 8:50 remaining in the first half. The teams went into the half knotted up at 14. Hebron Christian scored with 10 minutes remaining, but had an extra point blocked to make the score 20-13. Jonah Doster scored on a rushing touchdown to go ahead 21-20, and a safety with 37 seconds left secured the victory for the Wolverines.

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