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MANDARIN 50, ATLANTIC COAST 0
Miami commit Knox Annis and five-star wideout Brysen Wright combined for two more highlight TDs as the Mustangs retained the Principal's Cup at Atlantic Coast (0-2). … Shaunqueze Foster ran for two first-half touchdowns for Mandarin (2-0) and Jace Kemp took the second-half kickoff back for a touchdown.
BOLLES 21, ARCHBISHOP MCCARTHY 14
Xander Edwards took a Luke Toland pass to the house for the game-winning touchdown with three minutes remaining as Bolles (1-1) beat McCarthy (0-1) in Broward County.
SANDALWOOD 44, PARKER 12
Sandalwood (1-1) finished on top in an Arlington rivalry against host Parker (0-2).
WOLFSON 27, WESTSIDE 8
The Wolfpack (1-1, 1-0) seized the early lead in District 4-3A against host Westside (0-2, 0-1).
EPISCOPAL 47, ENGLEWOOD 0
Justice Turpin threw three first-half touchdown passes
to Brayden Wessinger in an Eagle romp at Englewood (1-1). … Levi Ritter returned a fumble for a touchdown for Episcopal (3-0). … Amir Allen added a touchdown run.
STANTON 40, EAGLE'S VIEW 0
The Blue Devils jumped to 3-0 with a shutout against visiting Eagle's View (0-3).
DUVAL CHARTER 40, HARVEST COMMUNITY 22
Freshman receiver Kendrick Spann caught two touchdown passes from Jackson Bauman and took a kickoff return all the way to the end zone for Duval Charter, defeating Harvest Community at the Cornerstone Classical field in the week's first Northeast Florida high school football on Aug. 27. ... Bauman also delivered a touchdown pass to Derion Blackman and freshman Daren Manick rushed for two touchdowns for the Panthers (1-2), who earned their first Sunshine State Athletic Association victory under head coach Jim Stomps. ... Quarterback Drew Hill threw two second-half touchdown passes for Harvest Community (1-2). ... Duval Charter currently has a bye for Labor Day weekend, while Harvest takes on Cornerstone Classical on Sept. 4.
Around the area
Hilliard (2-0) stampeded to a 41-8 win over First Coast Christian (0-3).
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