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    (This story has been updated with more information.)

    Last week of the season after three games on Friday and two on Saturday Washington County high school football regular season is in the books. Here’s what happened:

    North Hagerstown racked up 470 yards of total offense, including 389 on the ground, to cruise to a 41-14 victory over South Hagerstown in the annual Hub City Gridiron Classic on Saturday.

    “This is a special event,” said North first-year head coach Nathan Butts. “This game has always been special. It means a lot to me personally. We used to come here with my family when I was a kid. We’d sit at Pizza Hut and have dinner, then we’d walk down the street. It’s a lot for these guys to be the head coach and have success in this game.” I’m happy, I’m excited for my players to experience this right now.”

    James Jackson set the pace for the Hubs (4-5), rushing for 135 yards and three touchdowns and catching Logan Hoffman’s 60-yard TD pass. Jackson extended the credit to offensive players.

    “I followed them, went into the hole, and no one could catch me after that,” he said.

    “He’s a special talent,” Butts said of Jackson. “If you get the ball in his hands, good things happen. What’s great about our guys right now is we have five, six, seven guys touching the ball. We spread the love, we have the weapons and we try to use it. It all makes us harder to defend.”

    Jackson scored all four of his touchdowns in the first half, including a 78-yard TD run in the final seconds of the second quarter, as North took a 27-0 halftime lead.

    “I was locked in,” Jackson said. “I’ve never been this locked in a game before, and it shows.”

    Ty Fauntleroy and JJ Butts scored TD runs for the Hubs in the second half, and Sergio Melendez Urizar was 5-for-5 on extra point kicks.

    For the Rebels (1-8), Josiah Davis scored on a 3-yard run and returned the kickoff for a 78-yard touchdown.

    St. James 40, Flint Hill 30

    Jayden Yates threw for 98 yards and three touchdowns, Sammy Stonebraker rushed for 83 yards and two TDs and the Saints (6-4) completed their fifth straight winning season by beating the visiting Huskies (1-8) on Saturday.

    Jorge Diaz Nicolas kicked two field goals and two extra points to break Washington County’s single-season record for scoring 67 points.

    Friday’s games

    Boonsboro 45, Smithsburg 0

    Parker DeBaugh scored four goals and Boonsboro beat rival Smithsburg (0-9) to earn the No. 1 seed in the Class 1A North playoffs.

    Blake Main and Edward Boakye also competed for second-half goals for the guest Warriors (8-1), who will host the first round play-off match next weekend.

    DeBaugh opened the scoring with a 1-yard TD straight into the first quarter. In the second quarter, he added a 25-yard scoring run on a sweep and caught a 19-yard TD pass from Colin Telemeco, then Owen Hardy kicked a 20-yard field goal in the closing seconds for a 24-0 halftime lead.

    DeBaugh took a bounced punt and went 50 yards for the final TD of the game in the third quarter. Main added his 9-yard score late in the period and Boakye scored from 15 yards out in the fourth quarter.

    Clear Spring 50, Hancock 0

    The Blazers (6-3) beat the visiting Panthers (3-6), scoring goals from seven different players to secure the second winning season in program history and secure their first home playoff appearance in the Class 1A West.

    Seth Possinger returned an interception for a 15-yard touchdown, Javin Grimes had an 11-yard TD run, and Mason Brezler scored on a 6-yard touchdown pass from Hayden Hodge to give Clear Spring a 21-0 lead at the end of the first quarter.

    The Blazers took a 35-0 lead into halftime after Nick Cullember’s 1-yard TD and Hodge’s 37-yard TD run.

    Camden Whittington scored on a 20-yard run in the third quarter and Logan Fair added a 2-yard TD run in the fourth quarter.

    Hodge went 6-for-6 on extra point kicks and Mason Semler ran for the 2-point conversion.

    Williamsport 14, Manchester Valley 12

    With one minute left in the fourth quarter, Ceonta Wilmore scored the game-tying goal, Taemyji Boyce-Brown scored the 2-point conversion to give the Wildcats (6-3) the lead and they went on to beat the Mavericks (2). -7) to clinch their fifth winning season in the last six years and a first-round home berth in the 2A-1A West playoffs.

    Boyce-Brown also had a TD run in the first quarter.

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