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August 29, 2008

Anonymous The Meridian Star Fri Aug 29, 2008, 11:22 PM CDT

PREP FOOTBALL (Will be updated throughout the night)

Aberdeen 46, Rosa Fort 20

Ackerman 44, West Lowndes 20

Bay Springs 14, Lumberton 12

Belmont 43, Mooreville 23

Ben’s Ford, La. 56, Christian Collegiate 42

Bogue Chitto 34, St. Aloysius 21

Brandon 38, Pearl 20

Briarfield, La. 42, Sharkey-Issaquena Aca. 20

Brookhaven 44, North Pike 6

Brookhaven Aca. 13, Oak Forest, La. 12

Calvary Christian 36, Central Academy 28

Center Hill 46, Lewisburg 21

Central Holmes 38, Humphreys Aca. 14

Central Private, La. 34, Amite School 6

Clarkdale 21, Scott Central 12

Cordova, Tenn. 42, Holly Springs 25

Corinth 35, Senatobia 0

Covington, Tenn. 42, Tupelo 0

D’Iberville 23, Harrison Central 7

Deer Creek School 32, North Sunflower Aca. 0

Delta Aca. 33, Lee Academy, Ark. 6

DeSoto Central 39, Bruce 32

Durant 48, Edinburg 0

East Rankin Aca. 35, University Christian 0

East Webster 62, Biggersville 0

Eupora 28, Houston 7

Ferriday Huntington, La. 41, Wilkinson County Christian Academy 14

Greenwood 41, Wilkinson County 14

Hattiesburg 59, Biloxi 7

Hollandale Simmons 30, West Tallahatchie 0

Itawamba 35, Amory 14

Lamar School 34, Heritage Aca. 20

Leake Aca. 29, Copiah Aca. 8

Leland 31, Shaw 7

Madison St. Joseph 18, Riverside 13

Magee 25, Columbia 7

Magnolia Heights 22, Madison-Ridgeland Aca. 7

Meridian 47, Northeast Lauderdale 27

Nanih Waiya 27, Ethel 0

New Hope 42, Saltillo 0

Newton Co. Aca. 39, Hebron Christian 14

North Pontotoc 46, Mantachie 6

Northeast Jones 28, Gulfport 7

Noxapater 16, McAdams 0

Noxubee County 53, Columbus 0

Oak Hill Aca. 35, Indianola Aca. 0

Ocean Springs 42, St. Martin 0

Parklane Aca. 35, Centreville Aca. 27

Petal 27, Lawrence County 14

Picayune 30, Moss Point 23

Pillow Aca. 54, Hillcrest Christian 0

Pontotoc 42, South Pontotoc 0

Porter’s Chapel Aca. 17, River Oaks, La. 15

Presbyterian Christian 17, Wayne Aca. 0

Puckett 55, Pisgah 0

Raymond 20, Terry 16

Rebul Aca. 46, Mt. Salus 6

Richton 26, Clarke Prep, Ala. 20

Ridgeland 21, Mendenhall 8

Ripley 27, New Albany 14

Russell Christian Academy 38, Calhoun Aca. 6

Simpson Aca. 24, Manchester Aca. 22

South Pike 28, McComb 0

St. Andrew’s 34, Lake 7

St. Stanislaus 20, St. Patrick 5

Starkville 49, Louisville 12

Starkville Aca. 49, Carroll Aca. 12

Sumrall 18, Seminary 15

Taylorsville 34, Heidelberg 6

TCPS 35, Rosemark Academy, Tenn. 14

Tishomingo County 40, Alcorn Central 7

Tylertown 33, East Marion 6

Union 28, Choctaw Central 0

Vancleave 43, Long Beach 6

Warren Central 21, Clarksdale 12

Washington School 24, Clarksdale Lee Aca. 6

Water Valley 20, Coffeeville 12

Wayne County 43, George County 14

Weir 28, South Leake 0

Wesson 28, Prentiss 21

West Jones 25, Poplarville 0

West Point 21, Shannon 14

Winona Christian 16, Benton Aca. 14

Winston Aca. 28, Sylva-Bay Aca. 14

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