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High school football scores for USA TODAY Sports Super 15 regional teams

There were several notable upsets that defined the third week of the high school football season.

As the third week of the high school football season unfolds, there have been several surprising victories and defeats that will shape national rankings. Teams from various regions experienced upsets, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the remainder of the year's games. Here's a breakdown of how each team ranked in their respective regions performed this week.

In Alabama, East St. Frances Academy emerged victorious, defeating Vero Beach with a score of 38-6. Meanwhile, in North Carolina, Hough High School showcased their potential by defeating Providence Day 30-3. Grimsley High School also made an impact by beating East Forsyth 13-7.

New Jersey witnessed Don Bosco Prep's dominance over Roman Catholic, securing a 38-14 win. The day following, Providence Day faced Hough in a rematch, losing 30-3.

From Pennsylvania, St. Joseph Regional faced Creekside, while St. James Academy claimed a crucial 54-14 victory over Paramus Catholic. Central Catholic and Roman Catholic engaged in a nail-biting contest, with Central Catholic emerging triumphant by a score of 45-0.

The region of Philadelphia saw Central Catholic beat Woodland Hills 45-0, while Brentwood Academy suffered a loss to Don Bosco Prep, 38-14. Bergen Catholic faced Our Lady of Good Counsel, resulting in a close 41-39 outcome.

Montclair, New Jersey's St. Peter's Prep took a break, while Archbishop Spalding hosted a game against St. John’s in Washington, D.C. Catholic Memorial, Midwest Trinity, and Ursuline High School completed the weekend's games with resilient performances.

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