Week #6
September 25
Mansfield Summit vs Mansfield Legacy
Texas
Welcome to Newsom Stadium, where the Mansfield Summit Jaguars will get the home team honors against their rival, the Mansfield Legacy Broncos. In a rivalry of intradistrict schools, which began in 2010, this Texas matchup is one of over 100 featured games in the 23rd season of the Great American Rivalry Series.
Currently, Mansfield Summit is in control of the series with a commanding 8-2 record over Mansfield Legacy. The last matchup between these rivals was 5 years ago in which the Jaguars shut out the Broncos to record a 41-0 victory.
The Broncos recorded their 2 victories over the Jaguars in back-to-back years in 2016 and 2017. Both games were high scoring shootouts, with the Broncos winning 42-21 and 41-34 respectively. This season sees these two rivals go head-to-head as the Legacy Broncos look to shock the Jaguars after a 5-year break from seeing each other on schedule.
Mark your calendar for September 24th, as 3,000 fans will be in attendance as these two rivals clash once again under the lights of Newsom Stadium.
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St. Xavier vs Trinity
Kentucky
Welcome to L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium, where the Saint Xavier Tigers host the Trinity Shamrocks. In a historic rivalry that began in 1956, this matchup is one of over 100 featured games in the 23rd season of the Great American Rivalry Series.
In their 81 prior meetings, the two teams have been incredibly competitive, and this game is known as one of the largest high school football rivalries in the state of Kentucky. Currently, the Shamrocks hold a narrow 51-41-2 lead over the Tigers, The eventual state champions, Trinity got back on track in the rivalry after losing in 2024, winning the 2025 matchup 35-24.
Notable players who have participated in this series include Desmond Ridder (Saint Xavier) and Rondale Moore (Trinity), both of whom are NFL products.
Mark your calendars for September 25th, as 17,000 fans will watch the 95th installment of “The Game.”
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Dickinson vs Clear Springs
Texas
Welcome to Sam Vitanza Stadium, where the Dickinson Gators are set to host the Clear Springs Chargers. In a historic rivalry that began in 2008, this Texas matchup is one of over 100 featured games in the 23rd season of the Great American Rivalry Series.
In their last 17 meetings, these two programs have been very competitive, with an even series at 9-9. However, in their most recent matchup, the Gators dominated Chargers 45-7. Clear Springs will be looking to avenge their loss and take the lead in the all-time series
Mark your calendar for September 25th, as 7,000 fans anxiously await another installment of this great rivalry!
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Arlington vs Lamar
Texas
Welcome to UTA Maverick Stadium, where the Arlington Colts will host the traveling Lamar Vikings, this Texas matchup is one of over 100 featured games in the 23rd season of the Great American Rivalry Series.
Last year the Vikings defeated the Colts with a final score of 35-21. This legendary rivalry goes back to 1970. This matchup always has playoff implications, this year will be the same way, you won’t want to miss this!
These two have both produced NFL talent. Arlington High School most notable alumni is Luke Joeckel, the #2 overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft, while Lamar High School’s most notable alumni is Brandon LaFell, Josh Gordon, Brian Orakpo, Fred Jackson and many others notable NFL greats.
Mark your calendar for September 25th, 5,000+ fans will be on the edge of their seats for another matchup between these two great programs
Will the Vikings keep the streak alive? Will the Colts get back on track? Make sure to tune in!
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Vintage vs Napa
California
Welcome to Memorial Stadium, the home of the “Big Game” between the Vintage Crushers and the Napa Grizzlies. Located just north of San Francisco, this fierce rivalry has been a staple of California high school football since 1972 and will be showcased as one of over 100 games in the 23rd season of the Great American Rivalry Series.
Over the course of 52 matchups, the Grizzlies hold a 29-22-2 edge in the all-time series. However, momentum has shifted in recent years. Vintage has dominated, winning the last 12 straight, including a decisive 37-0 victory in 2025. Before the Crushers’ streak, Napa had strung together 11 wins of their own, proving how competitive and cyclical this rivalry has been.
Mark your calendars for September 25th, as 5,500 passionate fans are expected to fill the stands in anticipation. Will the Crushers extend their streak to a thirteen straight, or can the Grizzlies flip the script and reclaim control in one of California’s most storied high school football matchups?
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Middletown vs Port Jervis
New York
Welcome to Faller Field, where the Middletown Middie Bears are set to host the Port Jervis Raiders. In a historic rivalry that began in 1897, this New York matchup is one of over 100 featured games in the 23rd season of the Great American Rivalry Series.
In their last 21 meetings, these two programs have been very competitive, with Middletown owning an 11-10 edge over Port Jervis. However, in their most recent matchup, the Raiders dominated the Middie Bears 55-21. The Raiders controlled all aspects of the game while forcing three turnovers and only allowing one touchdown after the first quarter. Middletown will be looking to avenge their loss from last season and return to their 2023 form, when they recorded a 9-2 season.
Mark your calendar for September 26th, as 5,000 fans anxiously await another installment of the “Eric Bell Game.”
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Simeon Career Academy vs Morgan Park
Illinois
Welcome to Rockne Stadium, where the Simeon Wolverines will host the traveling Morgan Park Mustangs. In a historic rivalry that began in 1978, this Illinois matchup is one of over 100 featured games in the 23rd season of the Great American Rivalry Series.
Currently, Morgan Park has been in control of the series as they’ve won 4 out of the last 5 matchups against Simeon. Last season marked the Mustangs third straight win in the rivalry thanks to a dominant showing on both sides of the ball. Up until the third quarter, Morgan Park scored the game’s first 18 points before Simeon finally got on the board with their only touchdown of the game to make it 18-6. However, The Mustangs would respond with a rushing touchdown of their own followed by a successful 2-point conversion that gave them a 26-6 win over the Wolverines.
Mark your calendar for Saturday September 26th, as 10,000 fans will be on hand to see if Simeon can overcome their three-game losing streak to Morgan Park in “The Battle of Vincennes.”
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