Class 1R Week 3 recap report: Hawthorne extends state-leading winning streak to 15 games

Hawthorne continues to prove why the are the top team in Class 1R while Union County suffered a setback on the road in Week 3 action.

Here is our Class 1R recap report from Week 3:

TOP 10 RECAP

1. Hawthorne (3-0)

How They Fared: The Hornets continued their state-leading winning streak to 15 games as they picked up a 46-6 victory over 3M Terry Parker (Jacksonville) on Friday night. QB CJ Ingram threw for 204 yards and 4 touchdowns, while Keenon Johnson had 15 carries for 102 yards rushing and a touchdown.

2. Union County (Lake Butler) (1-1)

How They Fared: The Tigers came out on the wrong side of the equation with a 31-28 double overtime loss to 2S Walton (DeFuniak Springs). Gavin Jenkins led the team in scoring with two touchdowns on 92 yards receiving.

3. Chipley (2-1)

How They Fared: The Tigers suffered their first setback of the season, fumbling to Holmes County (Bonifay) 46-36 after they could not contain running back Jameson Bacon.

4. Williston (3-0)

How They Fared: The Red Devils handled things against visiting 4S Land O’Lakes as Shamon Coleman threw for 165 yards and 2 touchdowns while Timothy Taylor Jr. recorded 2 sacks along with 4 tackles and 2 tackles for loss.

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— Williston Football (@Williston_FTBL) September 9, 2023

5. Sneads (2-0)

How They Fared: The Pirates handled business against visiting Graceville 32-6. Jason Patterson recorded 105 yards rushing, with QB Aven Tyus throwing for 116 yards and two touchdowns in the victory.

6. Newberry (2-1)

How They Fared: Working back from a loss to Hawthorne the previous week, the Panthers made amends and ran by 4S West Port (Ocala) 41-13 to get their second victory of the season.

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— Newberry High School Football College Recruiting (@recruittheN) September 9, 2023

7. Blountstown (1-2)

How They Fared: The Tigers continue to struggle on the field after getting run over 42-18 by 2S Marianna. Ashton Mosley led the team with 15 tackles, 4 tackles for loss, and a half-sack.

8. Lafayette (Mayo) (2-0)

How They Fared: After missing their Week 2 game against Taylor County (Perry) due to Hurricane Idalia, Lafayette went on the road to Hamilton County (Jasper) and notched a 53-6 victory to remain undefeated on the season.

9. Pahokee (2-1)

How They Fared: The Blue Devils picked up their second win of the season with a 43-0 road victory over 4M Palm Beach Lakes (West Palm Beach). LB Jermaine Graddick led the team defensively in tackles with 6, along with 2 tackles for loss, while Henry Boyd recorded two rushing touchdowns in the victory.

10. Hilliard (1-1)

How They Fared: The Red Flashes suffered a setback on Friday night with a 14-12 home loss to SSAA Paxon (Jacksonville).

CLASS 1R SCOREBOARD

Aucilla Christian (Monticello) 48, Trinity Christian (Deltona) (SSAA) 0

Bozeman (Panama City) 33, Baker 7

Cottondale 56, Rocky Bayou Christian (Niceville) (1S) 7

Dixie County (Cross City) 48, Bronson 0

Fort White 49, Keystone Heights (2S) 26

Hawthorne 46, Terry Parker (Jacksonville) (3M) 6

Holmes County (Bonifay) 46, Chipley 36

Jay 41, Franklin County (Eastpoint) 18

Lafayette (Mayo) 53, Hamilton County (Jasper) 6

Liberty County (Bristol) 20, Freeport 17

Madison County (Madison) 30, Fitzgerald (GA) 16

Marianna (2S) 42, Blountstown 18

Newberry 41, West Port (Ocala) (4S) 13

North Florida Christian (Tallahassee) (1S) 46, Jefferson County (Monticello) 12

Pahokee 42, Palm Beach Lakes (West Palm Beach) (4M) 0

Paxon (Jacksonville) (SSAA) 14, Hilliard 12

Sneads 32, Graceville 6

South Walton (Santa Rosa Beach) (2S) 47, Port St. Joe 37

Suwannee (Live Oak) (2S) 33, Blountstown 18

Tate (Cantonment) 42, Northview (Century) 14

Trenton 65, St. Francis Catholic (Gainesville) (IND) 20

Walton (DeFuniak Springs) (2S) 31, Union County (Lake Butler) 28 (2OT)

Wildwood 44, A’kelynn’s Angels Christian (Winter Haven) 0

Williston 43, Land O’ Lakes (4S) 7