Friday night's Central Georgia high school football scoreboard, midnight update, full roundup at breakfast

Have breakfast with Central Georgia’s only complete roundup, awaiting you and the sun. Any update will be around noon Saturday.

Teams: send info to centralgasports@gmail.com by 10:30 a.m. Saturday

6A

Houston County 17, Coffee 10
          The Bears got a late interception return to beat Class 5A’s No. 5 team.

Northside 28, Howard 7
          The Eagles passed for 169 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions.

5A

Veterans 30, Jones County 6
          The D was all over the Greyhounds, Veterans holding Jones County to fewer points than did Grayson and North Gwinnett.

4A

Central 12, Westside 7
          The record in this series is now 18-1, Central getting its first win against the Seminoles.

Luella 21, Rutland 6

3A

Harris County 14, Upson-Lee 13
          A missed PAT doomed the Knights, who let chances slip away.

Mary Persons 50, Greene County 0

Peach County 54, Griffin 14
          Rebuilding perhaps, but the Trojans made a statement against a quality 5A program.

AA

Bleckley County 44, South Atlanta 6
          The clock was running in the fourth quarter.

East Laurens 33, Bryan County 0
          The Falcons were shut out last week, and returned the favor this week, for the first time since beating Southeast Bulloch 30-0 at the end of the 2011 regular season.

Jackson 23, Lamar County 22, OT
          Jackson’s gamble paid off when the Red Devils got the 2-point conversion for the win.

Northeast 34, Therrell 20

Putnam County 49, Jasper County/Monticello 0
          A major difference from week one, going from a 5-2 win in OT to the largest margin of victory in this 60-game series since Monticello won 53-0 in 1956. It was Putnam County’s largest point total in the series since a 49-7 win in 2012.

Thomson 28, Washington County 14
          The Golden Hawks are 0-2 for the first time since 2017, a 4-7 season in Sandersville, although that 0-3 start was against two ranked bigger programs and Baldwin.

A

FPD 22, Brookstone 7
          The Vikings never trailed in avenging last year’s 23-21 loss at home, and are now 2-0 for the first time since 2016.

Hawkinsville 33, Baconton Charter 6
          The Red Devils multiplied their scoring by 11 times in a week, their best total since, well, ending last season with a pair of 33-point games, splitting those two. It was Hawkinsville biggest margin of victory since thumping Pacelli 41-0 in the 2017 finale.

Johnson County 14, Wilkinson County 6

Lee County 66, Crawford County 0

Tattnall 48, ACE 0
          A 69-yard pass – a 69-yard pass – got the visiting Trojans going in ACE’s first on-campus home game, and it was 20-0 at halftime. New head coach John Garrett Abernathy is 2-0.

GISA

Brentwood 33, Briarwood 14

Gatewood 54, Trinity Christian 6

GAPPS

Windsor 62, Holy Spirit Prep 8