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Tennessee high school football scores for Week 11 of TSSAA season

Sports · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 9:11 PM CT

Week 11 of the Tennessee high school football season produced a full slate of results across West Tennessee, with several area teams posting lopsided wins on Thursday, Oct. 29, and Friday, Oct. 30. Here is a roundup of the scores listed on the TSSAA scoreboard for the Jackson area and the surrounding region.

Jackson area

  • University School of Jackson 49, Jackson Christian 7 (Thursday)
  • Jackson Central-Merry 41, Halls 0 (Thursday)
  • Jackson North Side 42, Chester County 13
  • Crockett County 58, Jackson South Side 0
  • Lexington 70, Dyer County 36
  • Huntingdon 42, Union City 0
  • Milan 19, Peabody 16
  • South Gibson 13, Hardin County 7
  • Haywood 42, Kirby 21
  • Riverside 28, Lewis County 6

More West Tennessee results

  • Dresden 28, Lake County 14 (Thursday)
  • Greenfield 54, Gleason 6 (Thursday)
  • Dyersburg 45, Ripley 13 (Thursday)
  • Bolivar Central 47, Obion County 13
  • Perry County 58, Hollow Rock-Bruceton 26
  • Lakeland Prep 44, Humboldt 22
  • McNairy Central 28, Liberty Magnet 12 (Thursday)
  • Franklin Christian 30, Scotts Hill 16
  • Westview 63, Covington 27 (Thursday)
  • Fayette Academy 35, FACS 6 (Thursday)
  • Trinity Christian 42, Tipton-Rosemark 13

What stood out

The night's biggest score came from Lexington, which beat Dyer County 70-36 to finish its regular season at 10-0. USJ's 49-7 win over Jackson Christian on Thursday earned the Bruins the Division II-A West Region championship. Jackson Central-Merry also shut out Halls on Thursday, and North Side topped Chester County by 29. The closest area game was Milan's 19-16 win over Peabody, with South Gibson's 13-7 win over Hardin County not far behind.

Elsewhere in the state, Week 11 included 175 games, according to TSSAA. Scores are reported by the schools and can be corrected, so teams that spot an error can send it to TSSAA. Full coverage of the area's biggest games is on this site's other football stories.

Sources: TSSAA, Talk-N West TN

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