Week 5 football: Bartram Trail edges Longleaf Pine battle, Jackets win
The Record rounds up Week 5 high school football scores for St. Augustine and St. Johns County.
In a thrilling Week 5 of football, Bartram Trail edged out Longleaf Pine in a close game, while the Jackets maintained their perfect record with a win against Evans. Caleb Smith's 30-yard field goal from the Bears' Loren Worth's interception sealed the victory. Jonah Roberson's two interceptions clinched the game for Bartram Trail, while Chance Carter rushed for a late touchdown for the Jackets.
At Foots Brumley Stadium, St. Augustine narrowly beat Longleaf Pine, with Dayron Jenkins sealing the win with an interception. Beachside Barracudas dominated Englewood, thanks to Gustavo Gonzalez's two interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown. Gustavo Gonzalez intercepted twice and returned one for a touchdown. Bennett Hunt threw for a touchdown pass to Brennan Monaco, who also had a punt return touchdown.
In a dominant defensive performance, Ponte Vedra defeated Fleming Island, with Junior quarterback Carter Sole throwing three touchdown passes. Alexander Winkles rushed for 126 yards and a touchdown, while Luke Johnson forced and recovered a fumble, with four Sharks making sacks. Bradford secured a 48-10 victory over Tocoi Creek, with Koy Hartley's pick-six being the highlight of the dominant defensive performance.
The Toros next play September 24 against Flagler Palm Coast. Menendez won a close game against Matanzas, keeping the Pirates winless. After traveling to Wolfson, Menendez next goes to Bishop Snyder. Hilliard's strong ground game secured a 47-20 win over St. Joseph, while St. Joseph faced Bishop Snyder next. In an 8-man matchup, Quincy Munroe led the Bobcats to a 32-24 win over Florida Deaf with 326 passing yards and 180 rushing yards.
Gabriel Burkes and Liam La Rosa caught touchdown passes for Munroe, while Michael Gross and Ochocinco Adams contributed 240 rushing yards for Florida Deaf.
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