South Carolina, September 27, 2025
News Summary
In a compelling Week 5 match of South Carolina high school football, West Charlotte secured a crucial victory against Mallard Creek with a score of 32-9. The win comes after West Charlotte faced narrow defeats in previous games. South Mecklenburg also continued its winning streak, beating Hopewell 46-20, led by Carter Gillis who threw three touchdown passes. Meanwhile, several other teams displayed strong performances as the season progresses toward its midpoint, highlighting the competitive spirit of high school football in South Carolina.
West Charlotte Achieves Signature Victory Over Mallard Creek in Week 5 of S.C. High School Football
West Charlotte celebrated a significant victory against Mallard Creek, with a final score of 32-9 during Week 5 of the South Carolina high school football season. This victory is particularly important, as West Charlotte previously faced narrow losses against Grimsley and South Pointe in earlier games.
Meanwhile, South Mecklenburg continued its impressive momentum by defeating Hopewell 46-20, which marked their fifth consecutive win of the season. Carter Gillis showcased an outstanding performance for South Mecklenburg, throwing three touchdown passes and rushing for two additional touchdowns during the game. The team dominated the field, racing to a 25-0 halftime lead against Hopewell.
In other notable results, Butler ended a three-game losing streak by successfully defeating Chambers with a score of 23-12 in their Power 6 conference opener. East Mecklenburg raised its record to 3-3 following a hard-fought 19-13 victory over Ballantyne Ridge. Callaway Williams contributed significantly to South Mecklenburg’s success, catching two touchdown passes and scoring via interception return.
As the season progresses, South Mecklenburg prepares to host West Mecklenburg next week, following their victory against Hopewell, who will have a bye week before traveling to Myers Park on October 10.
In other results from the week, No. 2 Hough recorded a dominant performance against West Mecklenburg, winning 43-0 with Ethan Royal throwing five touchdown passes. No. 9 East Lincoln remains unbeaten after a commanding 57-0 victory against Bunker Hill. Additionally, No. 10 Ashbrook had a decisive win over North Gaston, scoring 44-0. South Point triumphed over Hunter Huss with a score of 53-6, thanks in part to Kham Crawford, who scored two touchdowns on special teams.
Charlotte Catholic edged out No. 13 Porter Ridge in a close overtime match, winning 14-13. Charlotte Christian easily defeated Ravenscroft School with a score of 61-0. The Community School of Davidson came back to clinch victory against Christ the King, winning 28-21 with a last-minute touchdown. Corvian Community also achieved a significant win over Lincoln Charter, defeating them 52-6. Other notable games included North Rowan’s victory over Bonnie Cone Leadership, 53-0, and SouthLake Christian winning against Anderson Cavaliers, 49-21.
These results underline the enthusiasm and competitive nature of high school football in South Carolina, with several teams maintaining strong performances as the season nears its midpoint. While some teams look to continue their winning streaks, others are eager to improve their standings moving forward.
FAQ
What was the score of the West Charlotte vs. Mallard Creek game?
West Charlotte secured a notable victory over Mallard Creek with a score of 32-9.
How did South Mecklenburg perform in Week 5?
South Mecklenburg continued its winning streak, defeating Hopewell 46-20, marking their fifth consecutive win.
What significant performances occurred in the games?
Carter Gillis of South Mecklenburg had an impressive performance, throwing three touchdowns and running for two more. Callaway Williams caught two touchdown passes and returned an interception for a touchdown.
How is the season progressing for teams?
The high school football season is approaching its midpoint, with several teams maintaining undefeated records while others look to improve.
Key Features Summary
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| West Charlotte vs. Mallard Creek | West Charlotte won 32-9 |
| South Mecklenburg’s Performance | Defeated Hopewell 46-20, fifth consecutive win |
| Notable Player Performances | Carter Gillis threw three touchdowns; Callaway Williams scored two touchdowns and returned an interception. |
| Other Significant Games | No. 2 Hough beat West Mecklenburg 43-0; No. 9 East Lincoln won 57-0 against Bunker Hill. |
| Season Progress | Many teams are maintaining strong performances as the season approaches its midpoint. |
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Additional Resources
- Charlotte Observer
- Wikipedia: South Carolina High School Football
- Herald Online
- Google Search: South Carolina High School Football
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- Google Scholar: High School Football
- MaxPreps
- Encyclopedia Britannica: High School Football
- Herald Online
- Google News: South Mecklenburg High School Football
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