Result of the Auburn High School football team against the Opelika High School football team

Opelika had just scored a point early in the fourth quarter and was ahead 21-14 when Kilgore, starting the ensuing drive with AHS at its own 20-yard line, fired his first deep throw to Askew. Askew caught it on the run and ran to the 1-yard line, giving Omar Mabson the opportunity to score the tying touchdown moments later.

One series later, Kilgore dropped back from the Opelika 29-yard line and threw another dime to Askew in the back of the end zone, giving Auburn High a 28-21 lead with 5:45 left in the fourth quarter.

Opelika penetrated AHS territory late, but linebacker Alex Gamston deflected an Opelika pass at the line, tracked it in the air and caught it for a game-winning interception.

Auburn High won the 99th rivalry game between the teams. Auburn High now leads the overall standings 49-47-3.

Beauregard's offense exploded after seemingly struggling in the first few games, and the Hornets built a four-touchdown halftime lead in their regional opener and ultimately beat Marbury 57-7.

Ka'Jaden Holloway scored a 9-yard touchdown on Beauregard's first offensive series, then Jacub Jones completed a deep pass to Aundray Vann for a 39-yard touchdown.

Next, Jones made contact with a block on Holloway, who broke free and scored a 20-yard touchdown.

Beauregard led 28-0 at halftime and easily moved to a 1-0 lead in Region 4-5A.

Beauregard lost its opening game to Wetumpka 19-14, but then rebounded with a win against Anniston last week – but on Friday the team surpassed its season point total by halftime.

Beauregard next plays in another regional game at Sylacauga.

In its first AHSAA regional game, Lee-Scott was a hit, defeating Childersburg 49-14.

Lee-Scott improved its season record to 3-0 and its Region 4-3A record to 1-0.

The Warriors will next play against Beulah, which started the season 3-0.

Lanett scored early in the game by recovering a Loachapoka fumble on the opening kickoff. Then quarterback Fred Broughton scored a 1-yard touchdown in the third quarter to help Lanett to a 13-0 victory over Loachapoka.

Lanett improved its record to 2-1 overall and 1-0 in Region 4-2A.

Lanett will next play an out-of-state opponent in Greenville, Ga., before its rivalry game against LaFayette on Sept. 20.

Reeltown lost its season opener to TR Miller in Montgomery but has been on a winning streak since, defeating Horseshoe Bend 61-0 on Thursday. The win followed a 20-3 victory over Trinity in Week 2.

Reeltown next plays at Ranburne to continue Region 4-2A play.

The Rebels are looking to return to the state championship game after making it to the playoff finals last season.

The Red Devils won the Backyard Brawl again, beating Smiths Station 69-15 in this year's edition of the rivalry game.

For Central, this was the 16th consecutive win in the rivalry series between neighboring schools.

Central improved its season record to 3-0 and Region 2-7A record to 1-0. Central next plays at Dothan on Sept. 13. Central's meeting with Auburn High is later this season on Oct. 4.