LAFAYETTE, La. (103.3 The GOAT) - After a crazy, hurricane-rattled week, high school football is back in full force for a lot of great games throughout Acadiana.

Thursday night has already shown us some great football action, with Southside High picking up its first win of the Jess Curtis era with a 27-14 victory over Madison Prep.

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St. Martinville also picked up their first victory of the season with a victory over Breaux Bridge, while Lafayette Renaissance demolished Ville Platte.

One of the most exciting games this week will be a head-to-head match-up between two powerhouse schools in Lafayette as St. Thomas More takes on Acadiana. Meanwhile, Carencro is facing its third tough challenge in a row with a meeting at Zachary, and Notre Dame squares up against Teurlings.

Below are the games of the week, with scores updated as they come in. Check back frequently as we update throughout the night.

Week 3 Scores

Thursday Games
Winners will be in bold.

Southside 27
Madison Prep 14

St. Martinville 34
Breaux Bridge 27

Lafayette Renaissance 59
Ville Platte 14

Pine Prairie 60
North Central 6

Friday Games
Winners will be in bold.

Vermilion Catholic 47
Loreauville 36
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Teurlings 21
Notre Dame 10
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Ascension Episcopal 38
Abbeville 14
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Acadiana 20
St. Thomas More 7

Carencro 33
Zachary 34

Lafayette 42
Mamou 0

New Iberia 48
Comeaux 23

Erath 28
Eunice 21

North Vermilion 6
Kaplan 37

Northside 25
Cecilia 64

Rayne 27
Church Point 34

Lafayette Christian 28
Westgate 39

Beau Chene 14
Delcambre 34

Opelousas 27
Lake Charles Charter Prep 12

Crowley 37
East Beauregard 12

Iota 35
Marksville 34

Northwest 32
Barbe 35

Catholic-NI 43
Patterson 8

Opelousas Catholic 42
Port Barre 6

St. Edmund 60
Morgan City 15

Westminster-Lafayette 7
Westminster 21

Gueydan 14
Central Private 46

Highland Baptist 8
Berchmans Academy 28

 

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