News Summary
In Week 3 of Mississippi high school football, teams delivered exciting performances as they vied for victory. Key matchups included Amite County’s 28-6 win over Resurrection Catholic and Amite School Center’s dominating 42-0 victory against St. Patrick. Other notable games featured Baldwyn’s 56-21 win over Nettleton and Belmont’s narrow 30-28 victory against Myrtle. As teams analyze their strategies, anticipation builds for the upcoming matchups, promising more thrilling action in the weeks to come.
Jackson, Mississippi – In an exciting Week 3 of Mississippi high school football, numerous teams showcased their talents on the field, resulting in thrilling victories across the state. Among the noteworthy outcomes, Amite County delivered a commanding performance against Resurrection Catholic, winning 28-6, while Amite School Center showcased dominance with a resounding 42-0 victory over St. Patrick. The games held on September 12, 2025, kept fans on the edge of their seats as schools battled for glory.
Prominent matchups included Baldwyn’s impressive 56-21 triumph over Nettleton and Belmont’s narrow victory against Myrtle, edging them out with a close score of 30-28. Bogue Chitto secured a solid 29-10 win over St. Andrew’s Episcopal, and Booneville showcased their skill with a 45-20 win against East Union.
The narrowest victory of the week belonged to Brandon, who outlasted Clinton with a final score of 14-9, while Brookhaven triumphed over Madison Central 20-17. Several other schools experienced significant victories, including Bruce, which defeated Falkner with a score of 46-35, and Byhalia, who won decisively against Ashland 32-13.
The scoring frenzy continued as Calhoun City emerged victorious over Winona with a close 42-33 score. Centreville Academy marked a strong win against West Lincoln 42-14, and Choctaw Central pulled through with a solid 21-7 victory over Philadelphia. Clarksdale secured a 30-14 win against Charleston, while Clarkdale triumphed over Pelahatchie 42-13.
In more dominant performances, Cleveland Central won dramatically against Amanda Elzy with a score of 41-6, and Coahoma County edged past M.S. Palmer 22-12. Collins achieved a 21-8 victory against Mount Olive, while Columbia celebrated a 32-7 win over Petal.
Highlights from Other Matches
Columbia Academy displayed their might against Simpson Academy, winning 48-14, while Corinth recorded a significant 52-20 win against Houston. D’Iberville triumphed against Seminary 49-21, and East Webster outperformed Biggersville with a score of 54-14.
The scoring continued with Eupora prevailing over Ethel 44-12 and Forest achieving a staggering 47-6 win against Perry Central. In another close encounter, Forest Hill edged out Bay Springs 22-20, while Forrest County Agricultural won a nail-biter against Vancleave 21-19.
Greene County celebrated a hard-fought 29-23 win against George County, while Greenwood managed a strong performance, defeating Greenville 37-6. Grenada celebrated a commanding 28-0 victory over Callaway, and Gulfport narrowly triumphed against Laurel with a score of 17-14.
Strong Starts and Continued Rivalries
Hamilton showcased consistency with a 47-35 win against Nanih Waiya, and Harding Academy earned a 20-6 victory over Tupelo Christian Prep. Hartfield Academy finished strong against Pillow Academy, winning 42-13, while Hatley dominated Mantachie with a score of 37-0.
Hazlehurst secured a close 15-6 win against Natchez, and Heidelberg powered through Harrison Central with a remarkable 50-7 victory. Hernando clinched a close contest against Choctaw County, winning 31-28, while Horn Lake cruised to a 32-8 victory against Olive Branch.
Humphreys County executed a shutout against Gentry, winning 36-0, and Jefferson Davis County clinched a solid 55-21 victory over Lawrence County. Jonesboro recorded a high-scoring win against DeSoto Central, emerging victorious with a score of 49-34.
Looking Ahead
As Week 3 concludes, teams will analyze their performances, seeking to adjust strategies and improve for upcoming matchups. The competitive spirit of Mississippi high school football not only unites communities but also cultivates young talent. Teams will carry their momentum into next week’s games, where more excitement and passionate rivalries are expected to unfold.
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Additional Resources
- SI: Mississippi High School Football Scores – Sep 12, 2025
- Clarion Ledger: Mississippi High School Football Scores – Sep 12, 2025
- Sun Herald: Mississippi High School Football Results
- High School Football America: Mississippi Scores and Schedules
- Clarion Ledger: Mississippi High School Football Scores – Aug 29, 2025
- Wikipedia: Mississippi High School Football
- Google Search: Mississippi High School Football 2025
- Google Scholar: Mississippi High School Football
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Mississippi High School Football
- Google News: Mississippi High School Football
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