Aiken, SC, October 12, 2025
News Summary
Aiken High School’s football team suffered its fifth consecutive loss to Brookland-Cayce, finishing 36-17 despite leading at halftime. The loss drops their record to 2-5 overall and 1-3 in Region 4-AAAA. Heavy rainfall during the game added challenges. Aiken High hopes to turn their season around with an upcoming game against Midland Valley on October 17, as local teams continue to compete in their respective regions.
Aiken, SC
Aiken High School’s football team suffered its fifth consecutive loss on Friday night after initially leading 19-7 at halftime against Brookland-Cayce. The game concluded with a score of 36-17, resulting in Aiken High’s record falling to 2-5 overall and 1-3 in Region 4-AAAA.
Heavy rainfall impacted the game, with steady showers expected during the afternoon, and a high temperature of 68°F accompanied by North-Northwest winds at 10 to 15 mph. A total rainfall of half an inch was anticipated, contributing to challenging playing conditions. The rain is expected to clear overnight, with temperatures dropping to a low of 57°F.
Aiken High’s next opportunity to turn their season around will come on October 17 when they face Midland Valley at home.
Local High School Football Updates
Despite Aiken High’s struggles, Blackville-Hilda achieved a notable victory, winning their third consecutive game against Wagener-Salley with a final score of 3-4 overall and 2-0 in Region 3-A. Blackville-Hilda will play against Calhoun County on October 17.
Wagener-Salley currently holds a season record of 2-5, with an 0-2 standing in their region. They are set to face Ridge Spring-Monetta on October 17 at home.
Ridge Spring-Monetta has improved to a 3-4 overall record and 1-1 in the region after recent success, including their victory over Williston-Elko, marking the latter’s seventh consecutive loss. Williston-Elko is yet to secure a win this season, maintaining a record of 0-7, and will play against 10th-ranked Hunter-Kinard-Tyler next week.
Fox Creek and Strom Thurmond Performances
Fox Creek encountered a challenging start to their Region 4-AAA season, losing 47-0 against Class AAA No. 3 Newberry. Their current record stands at 5-2, and they will be hosting Keenan on October 17.
In another notable performance, Strom Thurmond, ranked No. 4 in Class AA, delivered an impressive shutout against American Leadership Academy, scoring 54 points in the first half alone. The Rebels now possess a record of 5-2, with 2-0 in Region 2-AA, and will face Pelion on October 17.
Upcoming Matchups
- Aiken High vs. Midland Valley – October 17
- Blackville-Hilda vs. Calhoun County – October 17
- Wagener-Salley vs. Ridge Spring-Monetta – October 17
- Fox Creek vs. Keenan – October 17
- Strom Thurmond vs. Pelion – October 17
FAQ
What was the score of the Aiken High and Brookland-Cayce football game?
The final score was Aiken High 17, Brookland-Cayce 36.
What is the current record of Aiken High’s football team?
Aiken High’s current record is 2-5 overall and 1-3 in Region 4-AAAA.
When is Aiken High’s next football game?
Aiken High’s next game is on October 17 against Midland Valley at home.
What teams are facing off on October 17?
Some notable matchups on October 17 include Aiken High vs. Midland Valley, Blackville-Hilda vs. Calhoun County, and Wagener-Salley vs. Ridge Spring-Monetta.
Chart of Key Features
| Team | Record | Next Opponent | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aiken High | 2-5 (1-3) | Midland Valley | October 17 |
| Blackville-Hilda | 3-4 (2-0) | Calhoun County | October 17 |
| Wagener-Salley | 2-5 (0-2) | Ridge Spring-Monetta | October 17 |
| Fox Creek | 5-2 | Keenan | October 17 |
| Strom Thurmond | 5-2 (2-0) | Pelion | October 17 |
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Additional Resources
- Aiken Standard: High School Football Scores for Week 8
- WRDW: Aiken High Falls to Hilton Head Island
- WRDW: South Aiken Crushes Barnwell
- Post and Courier: Matchups for Aiken’s Week 8 Football
- WRDW: Aiken Football Begins New Era
- Wikipedia: American Football
- Google Search: High School Football
- Google Scholar: Football Strategies
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Football
- Google News: High School Football Scores
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