Midlands, South Carolina, October 25, 2025
News Summary
In Week 10 of South Carolina high school football, several teams showcased strong performances with commanding victories across the Midlands. Batesburg-Leesville led the charge with a remarkable 60-14 win over Pelion. Dutch Fork and Hammond also delivered impressive shutout wins against River Bluff and Ben Lippen, respectively. Overall, teams like Gilbert, Irmo, and Florence Christian completed their games with significant margins, reinforcing their positions in the competitive race for playoff spots.
South Carolina High School Football Week 10 Scores: Dominant Wins Across Midlands
In an exciting Week 10 of South Carolina high school football, several teams displayed impressive performances, achieving dominant victories in the Midlands region. Among the standout scores, Batesburg-Leesville triumphed over Pelion with a staggering 60-14 win, while Dutch Fork and Hammond both secured shutout victories against their opponents, defeating River Bluff and Ben Lippen respectively, with scores of 37-0.
Other notable performances included Gilbert‘s overwhelming win over Airport at 55-3, and Irmo asserting itself with a 48-6 victory against Chapin. Furthermore, Florence Christian achieved a solid 35-6 win against Northside Christian. These results highlight the competitive landscape of high school football as teams vie for playoff positions.
Scores from Week 10
- Anderson Cavs defeated Clear Dot Charter 18-7
- Batesburg-Leesville triumphed over Pelion 60-14
- Camden emerged victorious against Lancaster 43-21
- Dutch Fork blanked River Bluff 37-0
- Hammond shut out Ben Lippen 37-0
- Eau Claire won against Columbia 22-18
- Florence Christian defeated Northside Christian 35-6
- Gilbert dominated Airport 55-3
- Gray Collegiate won 41-0 against Aiken
- Heathwood Hall beat Camden Military 35-12
- Irmo secured a win over Chapin 48-6
- Lamar defeated CA Johnson 53-8
- Laurens Academy won against Richard Winn 78-64
- Lugoff-Elgin beat Spring Valley 21-14
- Mid-Carolina edged out Chester 38-35
- Newberry defeated Keenan 37-3
- Ninety-Six posted a shutout against American Leadership 42-0
- North Augusta won 58-12 over Brookland-Cayce
- North Central beat Andrew Jackson 17-7
- Porter-Gaud triumphed over Cardinal Newman 57-8
- South Pointe shut out Dreher 42-0
- South Florence won against Lower Richland 57-7
- Strom Thurmond defeated Saluda 20-14
- Sumter won against Ridge View 36-29
- Swansea beat Fox Creek 24-13
- WW King triumphed over Newberry Academy 48-6
- West Florence edged out Westwood 17-7
- White Knoll defeated Lexington 37-6
- York won against Richland Northeast 28-14
- Abbeville secured a 55-7 victory over Dixie
- Andrews defeated Burke 40-6
- Atlantic Collegiate won against East Clarendon 12-6
- Aynor won 42-20 over Georgetown
- Bamberg-Ehrhardt posted a big win against Allendale Fairfax, winning 70-0
- Barnwell triumphed over Edisto 20-6
- Belton-Honea Path defeated Pendleton 52-22
- Berea won 24-21 against Travelers Rest
- Berkeley beat Lucy G. Beckham 35-0
- Byrnes emerged victorious over Spartanburg 42-7
- Bluffton won 31-24 against Bishop England
- Cane Bay triumphed over Goose Creek 42-7
- Carolina Forest beat Myrtle Beach 51-20
- Carvers Bay won against Johnsonville 33-14
- Cheraw defeated Buford 51-21
- Clinton triumphed 48-7 over Blacksburg
- Clover narrowly won 21-17 against Nation Ford
- Crescent won 45-36 against Chesnee
- Crestwood defeated Darlington 56-28
- Cross won decisively against Bethune-Bowman 66-14
- Daniel defeated Blue Ridge 66-21
- Dillon emerged victorious 41-17 against Waccamaw
- Dorchester won against Colleton Prep 28-14
- Dorman shut out Gaffney 20-0
- Eastside defeated Wade Hampton 42-0
- Fountain Inn won 35-31 against Emerald
- Fort Dorchester scored 76 points to defeat Stall 76-51
- Greenwood triumphed over JL Mann 56-14
- Hampton County won decisively against Whale Branch 62-12
- Hanahan defeated North Charleston 52-20
- Hartsville blanked Lakewood 51-0
- Heathwood Hall Episcopal beat Camden Military 35-12
- Hemingway won 49-14 over Green Sea Floyds
- Hillcrest triumphed over Greenville 45-14
- Hilton Head Island defeated Colleton County 46-0
- Hunter-Kinard-Tyler shut out Blackville-Hilda 46-0
- Indian Land beat Fort Mill 20-16
- James Island won 28-21 against Ashley Ridge
- Kingstree defeated Mullins 34-14
- Lamar outscored C. A. Johnson 53-8
- Laurens Academy won a high-scoring game against Richard Winn 78-64
- Lee Central defeated McBee 41-6
- Lewisville dominated Great Falls 69-0
- Liberty triumphed over Landrum 40-15
- Loris defeated Marlboro County 49-14
- Mauldin won against Woodmont 49-13
- Midland Valley beat South Aiken 43-14
- Mountain View Prep triumphed over Broome 55-12
- Newberry defeated Keenan 37-3
- Ninety-Six won against American Leadership 42-0
- North Augusta triumphed over Brookland-Cayce 58-12
- North Central beat Andrew Jackson 17-7
- Orangeburg-Wilkinson secured a win 48-8 against Battery Creek
- Pageland Central outperformed Chesterfield 47-0
- Philip Simmons defeated Timberland 22-0
- Powdersville scored a shutout against Carolina, winning 42-0
- Ridge Spring Monetta won against Calhoun County 21-20
- Riverside beat Boiling Springs 27-20
- Rock Hill defeated Catawba Ridge 16-7
- Scott’s Branch triumphed over Baptist Hill 20-14
- Seneca won 48-14 against Pickens
- Socastee emerged victorious over Conway 38-19
- South Florence scored 57-7 against Lower Richland
- South Pointe defeated Dreher 42-0
- Southside Christian won against Christ Church 31-0
- St. James edged out North Myrtle Beach 20-17
- St. Joseph’s Catholic triumphed over Palmetto 42-21
- Stratford beat Wando 42-21
- Summerville won against West Ashley 49-0
- Sumter won 36-29 against Ridge View
- Swansea defeated Fox Creek 24-13
- TL Hanna beat Easley 31-14
- Wagener-Salley won 20-8 against Williston-Elko
- Walhalla triumphed over West-Oak 35-7
- Ware Shoals won 40-12 against Calhoun Falls
- West Florence edged out Westwood 17-7
- Westside defeated Laurens 41-9
- White Knoll emerged victorious against Lexington 37-6
- Wilson Hall triumphed 42-12 over Thomas Sumter
- Woodland won against Academic Magnet 44-7
- Woodruff defeated Chapman 31-10
- Wren shut out Southside 58-0
- York beat Richland Northeast 28-14
Context of High School Football in South Carolina
High school football is a cherished tradition in South Carolina, attracting passionate fans and fostering local community pride. Each week, teams compete not just for victories but also for a chance at playoff glory and the opportunity to showcase the talent that prevails at the high school level. The Week 10 results reflect the vigorous competitive spirit throughout the Midlands as teams jockey for positions in the upcoming playoffs.
FAQ
What were some of the notable game scores from South Carolina high school football Week 10?
Some notable scores include Batesburg-Leesville defeating Pelion 60-14, Dutch Fork shutting out River Bluff 37-0, and Hammond also shutting out Ben Lippen 37-0.
Which teams had shutout victories during Week 10?
The teams that had shutout victories during Week 10 included Dutch Fork, Hammond, Ninety-Six, Wren, and Dorman.
How did high school football teams perform in the Midlands during Week 10?
Many teams in the Midlands region had dominating performances, with several scoring high points and achieving decisive victories, particularly Batesburg-Leesville with a 60-14 win over Pelion.
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