The TSSAA football season continues on Oct. 23 with Week 10 games across Knoxville and the state of Tennessee.

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Here is the Tennessee high school football full schedule with scores as they are reported. All TSSAA football scores are from what is submitted to the Tennessee high school state office.

Note: All games with an asterisk are TSSAA football region games.

TSSAA football scores: Week 10 Tennessee high school football scoreboard

East Tennessee

Chattanooga Prep 38, Chattanooga Central 0 (Thu) *

Cleveland 14, Hardin Valley 10 *

Cloudland 52, Unaka 12 *

Coalfield 20, Greenback 14 *

Cumberland Gap 44, Claiborne 14

Dobyns Bennett 28, Bearden 7

Eagleton 34, South Greene 10

East Ridge 35, Hixson 13 *

Greeneville 56, Grainger 7 *

Jellico 55, Hancock Co. 6 *

Johnson Co. 52, Gatlinburg-Pittman 8 *

Knoxville Fulton 58, Union Co. 12 *

Knoxville Grace 31, Lakeway Christian 13 *

Knoxville Halls 63, Campbell Co. 7 *

Knoxville Webb 21, Chattanooga Christian 14 *

Lenoir City 38, Ooltewah 35 *

Loudon 42, Signal Mountain 12 *

Maryville 49, Bradley Central 14 *

Meigs Co. 34, Austin-East 14 *

Midway 31, Oakdale 0 *

Morristown West 60, Cocke Co. 0 *

North Greene 58, Sunbright 20 *

Oak Ridge 35, Farragut 14 *

Rhea Co. 21, McMinn Co. 14 *

Science Hill 42, West Ridge 14 *

South Pittsburg 71, Copper Basin 8 *

Unicoi Co. 46, West Greene 14

South-Doyle at Anderson Co. *

CAK at Boyd Buchanan *

Providence Academy at Chattanooga Grace *

Pigeon Forge at Chuckey-Doak *

Daniel Boone at David Crockett *

Soddy Daisy at East Hamilton *

Cosby at Hampton *

Gibbs at Heritage (Thu) *

Warren Co. at Howard

Morristown East at Jefferson Co. *

Knoxville West at Karns *

Rockwood at Kingston

Alcoa at Knoxville Carter *

Sweetwater at McMinn Central *

Sullivan East at Northview Academy *

Silverdale at Notre Dame *

Harriman at Oliver Springs *

Oneida at Polk Co. *

Clinton at Powell *

Sequoyah at Red Bank *

Lookout Valley at Sale Creek *

Blountstown, FL at Sevier Co.

Elizabethton at Seymour *

Brainerd at Tyner *

Cherokee at Volunteer *

Sequatchie Co. at Walker Valley

Scott at Wartburg Central

Jo Byrns at Whitwell

Knoxville Central at William Blount *

Middle

Gordonsville 47, Red Boiling Springs 0 (Thu)

Clarksville at Antioch *

Glencliff at Battle Creek

Goodpasture at BGA *

Siegel at Blackman *

Independence at Brentwood *

Father Ryan at Brentwood Academy *

McGavock at Cane Ridge *

Marion Co. at Cascade

James Lawson at Centennial *

Fairview at Cheatham Co. *

Franklin Christian at Clarksville Academy *

Robertson Innovation at Clay Co. *

Ravenwood at Coffee Co. *

Perry Co. at Collinwood *

JPII at Columbia

Mt. Juliet at Cookeville *

Knoxville Catholic at CPA *

Columbia Academy at Davidson Academy *

Trinity Christian at DCA

Clarksville Northeast at Dickson Co. *

Zion Christian at Eagleville

Hickman Co. at East Hickman *

Baylor at Ensworth *

Nashville Christian at Ezell-Harding *

Giles Co. at Forrest *

Franklin Grace at FRA *

Tullahoma at Franklin Co. *

Mt. Juliet Christian at Friendship Christian *

Wilson Central at Green Hill *

Shelbyville at Hendersonville

Page at Hillsboro *

East Nashville at Houston Co. *

Bledsoe Co. at Huntland

Cumberland Co. at Jackson Co.

Henry Co. at Kenwood *

Clarksville Northwest at Kirkwood *

Smyrna at LaVergne *

Gallatin at Lebanon *

Lawrence Co. at Lincoln Co. *

Bolivar Central at Loretto

Livingston Academy at Macon Co. *

Westmoreland at Maplewood *

McCallie at MBA *

Hollow Rock-Bruceton at McEwen *

York Institute at Monterey *

Creek Wood at Montgomery Central *

Cornersville at Moore Co. *

Lewis Co. at Mt. Pleasant *

Hayti, MO at MTCS

West Creek at Nashville Overton *

Beech at Portland *

Concord Christian at Providence Christian *

Fayetteville at Richland *

Rockvale at Riverdale *

Nolensville at Rossview

Tellico Plains at Smith Co.

Marshall Co. at Spring Hill *

Greenbrier at Springfield *

Hunters Lane at Station Camp *

Oakland at Stewarts Creek *

DeKalb Co. at Stone Memorial *

Whites Creek at Stratford *

Franklin at Summit *

Liberty Creek at Watertown

Harpeth at Waverly *

McKenzie at Wayne Co. *

Sycamore at WH Heritage

Upperman at White Co. *

Pearl Cohn at White House *

West

ECS 44, St. Benedict 0 (Thu) *

Fairley 13, Mitchell 6 (Thu) *

Lakeland Prep 49, Craigmont 6 (Thu) *

MASE 54, Memphis Business 0 (Thu) *

Memphis Central 58, Kingsbury 6 (Thu) *

Memphis Middle College 38, Memphis Westwood 20 (Thu) *

Trezevant 36, Bluff City 20 (Thu) *

Wooddale 26, Frederick Douglass 12 (Thu) *

Scotts Hill at Adamsville *

White Station at Arlington

Lipscomb Academy at Briarcrest *

Stewart Co. at Camden *

Crockett Co. at Chester Co. *

Collierville at Cordova *

Harding Academy at Fayette Academy *

Munford at Germantown

Humboldt at Gleason *

Gibson Co. at Halls *

Sheffield at Hillcrest (Sat) *

FACS at Jackson Christian *

Dyer Co. at Jackson South Side *

Fayette-Ware at Kirby *

Greenfield at Lake Co. *

Hardin Co. at Lexington *

West Carroll at Liberty Magnet

Covington at McNairy Central *

Hamilton at Memphis East *

KIPP Memphis Collegiate at Middleton *

N. Collegiate Prep at Milan

Brighton at Millington

Christian Brothers at MUS *

Manassas at Oakhaven *

Ripley at Obion Co. *

Huntingdon at Peabody *

Melrose at Raleigh Egypt *

Haywood at Ridgeway *

Summertown at Riverside *

Dresden at South Fulton *

Jackson North Side at South Gibson *

PURE Academy, TN at Southwind

Lausanne at St. George's *

USJ at Tipton-Rosemark *

JCM at Union City *

Dyersburg at Westview *

Bartlett at Whitehaven

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CARROLL — For the first time since 2015, the Bloom-Carroll football team isn’t playing in the postseason, and while this season hasn’t gone as expected, the Bulldogs wanted to end the year on a winning note and they did exactly that on Friday, Oct. 23, against visiting Amanda-Clearcreek.

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The Bulldogs entered the game with a 4-5 record, so they wanted to win not only to avoid a losing season, but to also send their seniors out the right way.

Bloom-Carroll jumped out to an early lead against the Aces, then relied on its defense to take a hard-fought 21-7 Mid-State League-Buckeye Division win at Carl Fell Stadium.

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The Bulldogs limited the Aces (3-7) to only 142 total yards. They recorded five sacks for minus 35 yards.

“I’ve been proud of our defensive unit all season,” Bloom-Carroll coach Steve Daulton said. “We have played some tough opponents, and even though we lost those games, our guys have been consistent, and guys have found ways to make plays, and it’s been different guys. Unfortunately, we’ve had to throw some young guys in there who have stepped up and gained a lot more experience than we would have thought this season.

“Tonight was a unique situation because this senior group knew when their last game was going to be, which wasn’t he case in the past. We wanted to do whatever we had to do, to allow the senior group to leave with a good taste in their mouth. The season didn’t go the way we wanted, but it was a great thing to let them go out on a positive note.”

Offensively, Bloom-Carroll was playing without senior standout running back Kyson Cline, who was forced to sit out with an injured ankle. Sophomore JuJu Ward stepped up big-time in his place by rushing for 152 yards and two touchdowns on 26 carries. Junior quarterback Caiden Schooley was able to mix in the pass just enough to keep Amand-Clearcreek off balance. He completed 12 of 20 passes for 99 yards and rushed for 33 more yards and a touchdown on five carries.

Bloom-Carroll led 14-0 at halftime, thanks to a pair of 1-yard touchdown runs from Ward and Schooley.

The Aces cut the margin to 14-7 on the first play of the fourth quarter when sophomore quarterback Conrad Carpenter hit Carter Madison with a 5-yard touchdown pass on fourth-and-goal.

Amanda-Clearcreek kept the momentum by forcing a turnover on Bloom-Carroll’s next drive, but the Bulldog defense stepped up and was able to get a turnover on downs in their own territory.

Bloom-Carroll then sealed the deal with an 8-play drive, all on the ground. Ward capped it off with another 1-yard touchdown run with 3:57 remaining.

Carpenter led the Aces’ offense by completing 18 of 31 passes for 141 yards under heavy pressure most of the game.

Tom Wilson is a sports reporter for the Lancaster Eagle-Gazette. Contact him at 740-689-5150 or via email at [email protected] for comments or story tips. Follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter, @twil2323.

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