It will be a bit cold across the area tonight for high school football, but the competition between Craig County and Bath County is expected to heat up.

Craig County faced off against Parry McCluer in a highly anticipated matchup.

Chargers use chunk yardage plays to earn fourth win this season.

Parry McCluer was back home this week to host SMLCA.

Craig County football is on a roll with an undefeated streak, now 5-0 for the first time in program history. Coach Fisher’s team stayed focused on the task at hand against Stonewall Jackson.

Craig County is off to its best start since 2010, beginning the season 4-0 and allowing only eight points total through four games.

Auburn Eagles have been one of the great comeback stories this season. From having no program in 2024 to starting 3-1, the team has shown remarkable progress.

Giles County and Narrows clashed in a heated county rivalry game, with Giles County securing a decisive 38-8 victory.

Northwood maintained momentum and went on to win the game 32-22.

The Knights came out hoping to put on a show for the home stand under coach Jack Baker’s renewed energy.

Parry McCluer won against visiting Rockbridge County in a 21-11 game.

Rockets are fully committing to the single wing in 2025.

The Trojans charged their way to victory against Altavista on Saturday, winning 30-8 in the Class 1 Semifinal.

The Highlanders went up against Graham on Saturday in the Class 2 Semifinal. Graham ended up taking down Glenvar, 28-24.

Grayson County and Rye Cove shared a close game on Saturday for the Class 1 Semifinals. In the end, Grayson County took the win, 40-34.

Liberty Christian went up against William Byrd in the Class 3 Semifinals on Saturday. The Bulldogs took home the win against the Terriers, 49-14.

The Chargers offense was stymied from start to finish

Bath County won 49-14 against Narrows this week.

Home team Parry McCluer protected their home turf this week, winning against Eastern Montgomery.

The Chargers take on the Green Wave in our Game of the Week.

Narrows shut out Craig County this week, winning 28-0.

1st and 10 Player of the Week: Bath County's Wyatt Campbell

Bath County wins against Bath County, 62-13

Craig County hosted Parry McCluer, but were defeated this week.

The dynamic athlete accounted for 4 total touchdowns and one defensive interception.

Narrows went home with the win, 35-13.

Giles won against Eastern Montgomery, 55-6.

Parry McCluer picked up another win of the season, 35-14 over Fort Chiswell.

This marks the second consecutive match-up that was decided by one point.

In Week 4 of the high school football season, Giles squeezed past Narrows, 20-14.

In Week 4 of the high school football season, Narrows squeezed past Giles County 21-20.

It was the brand new backwoods brawl between Bland County and Craig County.

The Wildcats rolled into the stadium on Friday night hoping to beat their archrival, but the Fighting Blues had other plans.

Narrows pulled away with the win, 47-19. The Green Wave are Pioneer District champs.

Week 11 of 1st and 10, and among the showdowns tonight, it’s an undefeated up-and-comer, against a perennial playoff customer.

1st and 10 high school football is back in action and tonight, two teams face off for a championship and playoff positioning, as the Game of the Week is for the Pioneer District Title.

Mustangs led 30-0 at halftime

Altavista took the win, 48-8.

This one turned and the Mustangs were victorious, 44-24 over the Rockets.

Two Pioneer District teams going head-to-head in Narrows with one thing in mind: advancing to 5-1.

That back-and-forth battle came down to the very last second

James River, now 3-0 for the first time since 2018.

Week three of 1st and 10, and we’ve got a resurgence of a couple proud, proud programs in Buchanan and Buena Vista.

We’re now in week three and we still have a number of teams that are undefeated. That includes our Game of the Week matchup between Parry McCluer and James River.

The Eastern Montogmery Mustangs hosted the Rural Retreat Indians on Friday in a 1A matchup.

The Fightin’ Blue hit the field on Friday night ready to go with extra horsepower - literally.

Parry McCluer hosted Eastern Montgomery girls in the Pioneer District championship Friday night. The Fighting Blues won in double overtime 55-51.

A 42-28 victory for GW.

The game’s final score was Narrows 34, Covington 18.

They certainly brought their A-game on Thursday night, shutting out Bath County 49-0.

After four quarters under the Friday night lights, Cougars came out victorious 54-24.

Parry McCluer took down Bath County, 33-17.

The game’s final score was 35-13.

The game’s final score was 41-6, Blues win.

The Green Wave washed away the Fightin’ Blues, 32-0.

The final score of the game was 29-16

The game’s final score was 20-13, Eastern Montgomery wins

North Cross 49 East Mont 0

Alleghany came out on top tonight, with Garrett Via’s 4-year touchdown capping off a methodical opening drive and bringing the score to 7-0.

It was a quick lead and a strong offensive line that led the Knights to victory.

The Storm was victorious, with a final score of 40-7.

Friday night’s final score was 54-13 with the Mountaineers taking home the win.

This is always a big rivalry game, and Friday’s wasn’t short of a nail-biter.

The Knights hosted their first ever playoff home game in fall 2021.

Three-seed Parry McCluer beat the Spartans 14-6.

Eastern Montgomery couldn’t defend its home turf against Parry McCluer in Week 11 of high school football.

Parry McCluer left no doubt on Friday night as to who the better team was.

After losing five straight, the Narrows Green Wave has now won back-to-back games.

Parry McCluer beat Covington on Friday night, but the game ended in a way nobody wanted.

It was a first half of scoring as the game’s 34 total points were all scored in the first 24 minutes.

The trip to Roanoke County didn’t bother the Craig County Rockets on Friday night.

Two straight home games have resulted in two straight wins for Parry McCluer.

In a game added to the schedule earlier this week, the Parry McCluer Fighting Blues prevailed.

In a Montgomery County battle, Eastern Montgomery proved superior on Friday night.

The Spartans hosted the Green Wave on Friday and proved dominant.

James River traveled up to Covington on Friday night and left with a victory.

Down to the wire, it doesn’t get much better in a rivalry game.

In the first football game played in Craig County since 2019, the Rockets got a victory.

The Green Wave return to the field after its defense didn't allow a single point during the regular season in the spring.

By halftime, Galax was up 21-0 and with no points scored by either team in the second half, that score propelled the Maroon Tide to a Region 1C title.

It wasn’t the shutout win Narrows fans are used to this season, but a win’s a win and with this win, Narrows advances to the Region 1C final next week.

A big moment of the night in this game was James River’s first female kicker scoring.

ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Va. – We now know where the Brackman Cup will reside, for at least a few more months. The Cougars took the short bus ride to Alleghany High tonight, beating the Mountaineers 28-21.

BUENA VISTA, Va. – Parry McCluer came into the night at sixth in Region 1C and Eastern Montgomery at fifth, with only four teams qualifying this year. Both teams have an uphill battle in catching up to George Wythe at No.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va. – Through three games, Narrows has yet to allow a single point. On Friday night, the Green Wave beat the Eastern Montgomery Mustangs, 43-0.

CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. – To play on better field conditions, both squads made the trek to Christiansburg on Monday night. Eastern Montgomery would come away the victor, defeating Covington, 21-14.

Published: November 16, 2019, 12:39 am Updated: November 16, 2019, 12:46 amCOVINGTON, Va. – Auburn held Covington scoreless until the third quarter en route to a 44-12 victory. On Friday night, the No. 4 Covington in this Region 2C matchup. Now, Auburn will travel to No. 1 Galax next week.