South Carolina, September 19, 2025
News Summary
In Week 4 of South Carolina high school football, teams showed remarkable performances with Dillon overpowering Marion 61-6 and Seneca winning 75-0 against Walhalla. Other standout games included Abbeville’s 42-7 victory over Ninety Six and Anderson’s 46-14 win against Andrews. Overall, 76 teams participated, with a mix of blowouts and tightly contested matchups, setting the stage for a competitive season ahead as teams prepare for their upcoming games.
South Carolina High School Football Week 4 Results – September 12, 2025
This week in South Carolina high school football, several teams showcased their dominance as they competed in Week 4 games across the state. Notable performances included Dillon, which overwhelmed Marion with a score of 61-6, and Seneca, which secured a commanding victory over Walhalla at 75-0. These results highlight the competitive nature of high school football in South Carolina, revealing strong teams that are making a mark early in the season.
Among the standout games, Abbeville triumphed over Ninety Six with a decisive 42-7 victory. Anderson continued its strong performance this season, defeating Andrews 46-14, and Aynor also enjoyed success by beating Green Sea Floyds 38-6. Additionally, Florence Christian secured a shutout against Pee Dee Academy with a score of 21-0. Other significant matches included Clover dominating York 47-0 and Westwood overwhelming Airport with a 65-7 scoreline.
In closely contested games, Chesterfield edged out Johnson 49-38, while Clinton narrowly triumphed over Chapman with a score of 40-34. The intensity of these matchups underscores the competitive spirit that defines South Carolina high school football.
Other notable victories included North Augusta overcoming Strom Thurmond 37-13 and South Aiken, achieving a dominant 49-0 win against Barnwell. Meanwhile, Berkeley secured a shutout against West Ashley with a score of 39-0, emphasizing their strength early in the season.
In total, 76 teams participated in Friday night’s games, with a mix of blowouts and nail-biters characterizing the matchups. Key games to note include victories for South Florence against Fort Dorchester at 65-7 and Union County achieving a comprehensive 49-7 victory over Blacksburg.
As high school football progresses in South Carolina, fans can look forward to further exciting matchups in the weeks to come. Teams are competing not only for state championships but also for the development and showcasing of local talent on the football field. The results from Week 4 have set the stage for an electrifying season ahead.
Upcoming Matchups and Expectations
With strong performances already on display, teams will now prepare for the next round of games. Coaches and players will analyze performances from the previous week to ensure they remain competitive in the upcoming matchups. As teams regroup and fine-tune their strategies, high school football in South Carolina continues to build promise as the season advances.
Summary of Notable Games
| Matchup | Score |
|---|---|
| Abbeville vs. Ninety Six | 42-7 |
| Anderson vs. Andrews | 46-14 |
| Aynor vs. Green Sea Floyds | 38-6 |
| Dillon vs. Marion | 61-6 |
| Seneca vs. Walhalla | 75-0 |
FAQ Section
What were some of the highest scoring games in South Carolina’s Week 4?
Significant high-scoring games included Dillon overwhelming Marion 61-6 and Seneca defeating Walhalla 75-0.
Which teams achieved shutouts in Week 4?
Teams that achieved shutouts include Florence Christian, which won 21-0 against Pee Dee Academy, and Berkeley, securing a 39-0 victory over West Ashley.
What is the general performance of the top teams in Week 4?
The top teams displayed strong performances, with Abbeville defeating Ninety Six 42-7 and Anderson triumphing over Andrews 46-14, among other notable wins.
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Additional Resources
- WYFF4: South Carolina High School Football Live Scores
- Sports Illustrated: South Carolina High School Football Final Scores
- Greenville Online: SC High School Football Scores
- Encyclopedia Britannica: South Carolina High School Football
- Herald Online: High School Football Coverage
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