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High school football: Scores, highlights from 1st round playoffs

Etowah QB Patrick Ferris (8) is chased by Dylan Singleton (3), Frank Finch (16) and other Archer players during a high school football first round playoff game, Friday, Nov. 13, 2015, in Lawrenceville. (Photo/John Amis)

Credit: John Amis

Credit: John Amis

Etowah QB Patrick Ferris (8) is chased by Dylan Singleton (3), Frank Finch (16) and other Archer players during a high school football first round playoff game, Friday, Nov. 13, 2015, in Lawrenceville. (Photo/John Amis)
By AJC Staff
Nov 15, 2015

The first scores are in from round one of the Georgia high school football playoffs. Here are some highlights and our full scoreboard.

SATURDAY GAMES

Cedar Grove 47, Pierce County 0 (FINAL)

Ware County 16, Northside-Warner Robins 7 (FINAL)

Tucker 35, Langston Hughes 21 (4th quarter)

FRIDAY GAMES

ExploreWestlake 76, Lakeside-DeKalb 20 (FINAL)
ExploreBuford 35, Fayette County 0 (FINAL)
ExploreJonesboro 17, Thomas County Central 14 (FINAL)
ExploreWestminster 31, Southeast Bulloch 7 (FINAL)
ExploreMary Persons 14, Wayne County 13 (FINAL)

Liberty County 31, Upson-Lee 22 (FINAL)

Colquitt County 48, North Paulding 16 (FINAL)

Marist 42, Pickens 17 (FINAL)

ExploreMcEachern 34, Lowndes 11 (FINAL)

Newton 38, East Coweta 17 (FINAL)

ExploreRome 7, Stephenson 6 (FINAL)
ExplorePace Academy 31, Darlington 0 (FINAL)
ExploreLanier 27, East Paulding 13 (FINAL)

Benedictine 63, Metter 14 (FINAL)

Elbert County 17, Central-Carroll 7 (FINAL)

ExploreBlessed Trinity 40, Cook 14 (FINAL)
ExploreThe AJC high school football scoreboard
ExploreHighlights and recaps of Friday's games
ExploreGHSA 2nd Round Pairings

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