Columbia, South Carolina, September 16, 2025
News Summary
This weekend, South Carolina will host a total of 105 high school football games, featuring exciting matchups including No. 4 South Pointe against No. 2 Northwestern. The anticipated weekend highlights community engagement with intense competition across all divisions. Fans can follow live updates to stay connected with their teams. From Class AAAAA to Class A, the schedule is packed, showcasing the passion and spirit of high school football in the region.
South Carolina High School Football Week 4 Preview
Columbia, South Carolina – On Friday, September 12, a total of 105 high school football games will take place across South Carolina, promising a weekend filled with thrilling matchups and community spirit. Among these games, 15 will feature teams ranked in the statewide top 25, showcasing the competitive nature of the sport in the region.
Highlighting the action is a highly anticipated top 10 matchup where No. 4 South Pointe travels to face No. 2 Northwestern. This game is expected to draw significant attention as both teams are in the hunt for top rankings this season.
Key Ranked Matchups
Several other noteworthy matchups include:
- No. 3 Irmo hosting No. 15 Carolina Forest
- No. 16 Sumter battling No. 18 Crestwood
- No. 23 Ridge View entertaining No. 9 Camden
- No. 8 Loris taking on North Myrtle Beach
- No. 13 Saluda going against Chester
Specifically, the Class AAAAA division showcases 31 games, prominently featuring the South Pointe vs. Northwestern face-off. In the Class AAAA division, 34 games are on the schedule, with the Ridge View vs. Camden game garnering particular attention. Class AAA includes 28 games, while Class AA has 33 games scheduled and Class A features 29 games, starting with Lake City vs. Lamar at 7:00 PM.
Follow the Action
Games will be closely followed by teams and fans alike, with live updates available through the South Carolina Football Scoreboard. This platform allows fans to stay connected with their favorite teams, offering scores and game highlights as they unfold.
Community Engagement
This weekend’s lineup signifies more than just competition; it embodies the strength of community engagement surrounding high school sports in South Carolina. As fans gather in stadiums, families and friends unite to cheer for their teams, enhancing the communal experience that high school football offers.
Background Information
High school football has become a significant component of South Carolina’s sporting landscape. It not only provides entertainment but also fosters local pride, camaraderie, and youth development. The games this weekend continue a long tradition of passionate fan engagement and competitive spirit, contributing to a vibrant athletic culture.
As the atmosphere buzzes with excitement, players will take to the field to showcase their skills, representing their schools and communities. With a robust schedule of games, the Week 4 matches indicate a promising season ahead for South Carolina high school football.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the top-ranked matchups for this week’s high school football games?
The top matchups include No. 4 South Pointe vs. No. 2 Northwestern, No. 3 Irmo vs. No. 15 Carolina Forest, and No. 16 Sumter vs. No. 18 Crestwood.
How many total games will be played this weekend?
A total of 105 high school football games are scheduled to take place across South Carolina.
Where can fans follow the game updates?
Fans can follow game updates live through the South Carolina Football Scoreboard.
Key Features of Week 4
| Division | Games Scheduled | Highlighted Matchup |
|---|---|---|
| AAAAA | 31 | No. 4 South Pointe vs. No. 2 Northwestern |
| AAAA | 34 | No. 23 Ridge View vs. No. 9 Camden |
| AAA | 28 | No. 8 Loris vs. North Myrtle Beach |
| AA | 33 | No. 13 Saluda vs. Chester |
| A | 29 | Lake City vs. Lamar |
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Additional Resources
- CBS Sports: Lanorris Sellers Injury Update
- Wikipedia: College Football
- Sports Illustrated: Vanderbilt Offensive Lineman Award
- Google Search: South Carolina High School Football
- 247 Sports: South Carolina Recruiting Scoop
- Google Scholar: South Carolina Football
- Sports Illustrated: How to Watch Mizzou vs. South Carolina
- Encyclopedia Britannica: American Football
- On3: South Carolina Depth Chart vs. Missouri
- Google News: South Carolina Football Updates
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