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Fletcher, Trinity earn big wins. Who else won in Week 3 football?

The Times-Union tracks Week 3 FHSAA & SSAA high school football scores in Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. Which teams stood out?

FLETCHER defeated Creekside 27-21, while Trinity Christian rallied from behind to beat Lincoln 48-28. Paxon high school edged out Williston 26-25, following a blocked PAT by Elias Jarvis. Javon Johnson contributed with 18 tackles, three sacks and a blocked punt for Paxon. KJ Palmer and Javier Dixon led the scoring for Trinity Christian, with two touchdowns apiece.

BARTRAM TRAIL secured a 27-24 win over Bishop Kenny, as Xander Camus connected twice with Leo Marucci. Caleb Mattison scored the Crusaders' second-half touchdown. For Orange Park, Julian Still's punt block and Corey Johnson's key recovery sparked a 27-16 victory over Atlantic Coast. Still's block, carried in by Johnson, tied the score at 14-14 before Austin Mills' touchdown ran secured the win for Orange Park.

Desmond Malpress helped Orange Park to a 16-14 lead with a safety. Beachside's game against Tocoi Creek was postponed to September 7 due to unfavorable weather conditions.

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