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Centennial 36, Wheeler 22
How the game was won: Visiting Centennial took a 22-7 halftime before the game was called with 9:23 left in the fourth quarter due to lightning.
Top performers: Sophomore Cal Dickie gave Centennial a 36-15 lead with a goal line touchdown run with 5:28 left in the game. Fellow sophomore Malcolm Gallagher broke the plane on a goal line touchdown run with 6:43 left in the third quarter that made it a 29-7 game. Centennial quarterback Casen Conway threw a touchdown pass to Dickie and Blane Mason in between a goal line touchdown run by Tyreke Smith in the early second quarter.
Jefferson 38, Riverwood 14
How the game was won: Jefferson built a 38-0 lead with3:10 left in the third quarter when Justin Cole ran in the Dragons’ fifth rushing touchdown of the night from 12 yards out. Riverwood added a 15-yard touchdown run by Brennan Suttle and a 2-yard touchdown run by Arthur Burrell to shrink the margin of victory.
Top Performers: Colby Wood ran in a 2-yard touchdown run to get Jefferson on the board in the opening quarter and added a 51-yard touchdown run with 6:26 left in the third quarter. Zack Boobas scored a pair of first half touchdowns from two yards and seven yards, respectively. Hayden Kilgore hit a 36-yard field goal that gave Jefferson a 24-0 lead before the half.
Creekview 35, Cambridge 21
How the game was won: Creekview led 14-7 at halftime and kept host Cambridge at bay with 14 fourth-quarter points.
Top performers: Creekview quarterback Chandler Gantt accounted for four touchdowns for the Grizzlies with two rushing touchdowns and two scoring passes to Trevor Kolb. Grizzlies running back Cade Radam also rushed for a short TD.
Chattahoochee 21, Rockdale County 0
Blessed Trinity 25, Marietta 14
Johns Creek 28, North Forsyth 21
Alpharetta 28, Gainesville 7
KIPP Atlanta Charter 4, North Springs 2
Greater Atlanta Christian 19, Westminster 16
Holy Innocents’ at St. Francis