12:30 a.m. edition. Thanks to Westfield, Brentwood, and FPD for sending game boxes. To be updated and posted around lunchtime.

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Class 6A

Warner Robins 49, Houston County 21

Marcayll Jones caught four touchdown passes for the Demons, who never trailed. The Bears pulled within 14-7 late in the first quarter, only for the Demons to counter with a score a little bit later in the quarter en route to a 28-14 halftime lead. Quarterback Dylan Fromm passed for more than 400 yards.

Class 5A

Jones County 50, Locust Grove 14

Jake Langford got the Greyhounds going with a pick-6, and Evan West added a field goal for a 10-0 first-quarter lead. Matthew Sheffield scored from 30 yards out, but soon enough, Jones County’s lead was 17-14. Hunter Costlow hooked up with Jontavis Robertson for a 62-yard touchdown, and that got the Greyhounds going toward the rout.

Class 4A

Howard 16, West Laurens 10

West Laurens brought the quality defensive reputation to Henderson, but it was Howard’s D that came up big. The Huskies scored the game-winner when De’Andre Shelton recovered a loose ball - off a high punt snap – in the end zone. Howard then came up with stops on third and fourth down – Shelton with the latter play – to stymie West Laurens’ final try. The Raiders took the lead on a 14-yard TD pass from A.J. Mathis – who missed several plays with an upper-body injury – to E.J. Holmes. Howard got a 29-yard Elizabeth Rodenroth field goal. West Laurens got a field goal from Cam Coup, but Howard tied it after a 40-yard gain from QB Quintan Sewall set up Javarsia Meadow’s end-around 3-yard score with 2:59 left in the first half to tie it. The Raiders missed a field goal in the final seconds of the half. Sewell ran for 89 yards, while Jeremiah Kelly added 56 and Jarquavious Coleman 44 yards. Aiden Stewart caught four passes for 44 yards.

Mary Persons 21, Spalding 0

The Bulldogs extended their region winning streak to 17 games, and got started early. J.T. Hartage calmly dumped it to Quen Wilson in the left flat, and Wilson went 79 yards on the second play of the game. Spalding had a score nullified by a penalty. Wilson scored from a yard out nine minutes later, and Hartage finished it with a 37-yard scoring pass to Antoine Davis with 7:27 left in the half.

Upson-Lee 48, Perry 31

Upson-Lee’s sophomore quarterback outdueled Perry’s sophomore quarterback, and the Knights’ defense was on point. Perry’s Davion Ross followed a blocked punt with a scoop-and-score to tie it at 14, and the Knights followed with a fake punt, Thad Webb’s long run setting up a 7-yard run by Demeke Colbert for a 21-14 lead late in the first half. Webb then returned the second-half kickoff 93 yards for a score, and QB Jake Davis threw his third TD pass of the game, to Colbert from 18 yards. Perry scored on a short run and added a 28-yard field goal to get within 35-24 late in the third. U-L’s defense bowed up deep in its own territory twice in the second half and held on. Davis broke the school record with 272 yards on 16-of-21 passing, with three TDs. Webb had 137 yards receiving and two scores, and Daymon Thomas had nearly 90 yards rushing. Rucker completed less than 30 percent of his passes for 297 yards.

Class 3A

Peach County 42, Pike County 6 (called with 2:47 left in third because of a serious Pike County injury)

Westside 18, Central 6

Class 2A

Dublin 46, Bleckley County 15

The Irish led 14-0 after one and kept on going, its defense continually turning away the Royals despite giving up field position in the first half. Dublin had nearly 500 yards in total offense, thanks to nearly 440 yards on the ground. Greg Jones rushed for nearly 170 yards, and Corteveyas Mitchell scored three times. It was Dublin’s largest margin of victory in the series since 42-7 in 2008.

Dodge County 37, Northeast 15

Washington County 47, East Laurens 7

Spencer 28, Lamar County 0

Monticello 24, Putnam County 8

Class A

Taylor County 56, Crawford County 14

Dooly County 46, Macon County 40

Aquinas 48, GMC 21

Tattnall 48, Wilkinson County 26

Miles Morris sandwiched a pair of QB sneak touchdowns around Jamal Marshall’s 68-yard touchdown run as the Trojans rolled. Morris and TyJay Sanders scored to make it 34-0 before the Warriors scored.

FPD 33, Twiggs County 0

The Vikings’ first win is a region win, thanks to a good 13-point first quarter en route to a 332-yard rushing night on 48 tries. FPD’s defense held Twiggs County to 21 yards total offense and three first downs. Josh Raines ran for 124 yards and a score on 16 carries, while Jackson McCarty added 66 yards and Coleman Cauley 65.

Maclay, Fla. 40, ACE 0

GISA/GICAA

Trinity Christian 21, Westfield 7

Trinity Christian scored early on a 64-yard pass from David Coleman to Walker Payne, and Payne added a 52-yard fumble recovery in the third quarter. The Crusaders added another score before the Hornets got on the board on Hunter Spence’s 16-yard TD reception from Christian Corbett. The Hornets had only one less first down, outrushed TCS 85-54, but were hurt by three interceptions.

Gatewood 37, Terrell 21

Brentwood 30, Memorial Day 12

Brentwood’s defense held Memorial Day to two first downs, and 90 yards in total offense. Brentwood racked up 271 yards in total offense, 256 on the ground, led by Jay Musselwhite’s 83 yards and Chase Everett’s 80. Everett had two touchdowns and Musselwhite one. One of Memorial Day’s scores came on an 84-yard kickoff return for a touchdown.

Thursday

Kendrick 26, Rutland 13