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Camden County vs. Benedictine (Scrimmage)

Non-League
vs.
Camden County High School
Memorial Stadium
Neutral
Tournament

Erk Russell Classic

Non-League
vs.
Rabun Gap High School
Loss 17-41
Georgia Southern University- Paulson Stadium
Away

Benedictine @ Buford

Non-League
vs.
Buford High School
Loss 28-29
Tom Riden Stadium, Buford Middle School
Home

Burke County vs. Benedictine

League
vs.
Burke County
Win 43-14
Memorial Stadium
Home

Westminster vs. Benedictine

Non-League
vs.
Westminster School
Win 31-3
Memorial Stadium
Away

Benedictine @ Warner Robins

League
vs.
Warner Robins High School
Win 35-21
Warner Robins High School
Home

Benedictine vs Ware Homecoming

League
vs.
Ware County High School
Memorial Stadium
Away

Benedictine @ Wayne County

League
vs.
Wayne County High School
Wayne County High School
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Benedictine vs Perry

League
vs.
Perry High School
Memorial Stadium
Home

Benedictine vs New Hampstead

League
vs.
New Hampstead High School
Memorial Stadium
TBD

GHSA Football First Round Of State

League
TBD

GHSA Football 2nd Round of State

League
TBD

GHSA Football Quarterfinals

League
TBD

GHSA Football Semifinals

League
Away

GHSA Football Class AAAA State Championship

League
Merdedes Benz Stadium
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List of 15 news stories.

  • Region Win for Cadets

    Benedictine went on the road and had a strong showing in its Region 1-4A opener at Warner Robins.
    The Cadets (3-2, 1-0) got off to great start as quarterback Stephen Cannon had three scoring passes in the first half as BC took a 21-7 lead at intermission. The junior connected with senior tight end John Lilly, junior receiver Joshua Washington and senior slot Jack Ganem for the touchdowns. Cannon was 11 of 14 passing for 207 yards with the three touchdowns. Stanley Smart Jr., the sophomore who is also a standout sprinter on the Cadet track and field team, showed off his blazing speed as he broke loose for a career-long 70-yard touchdown on the first drive of the second half. Eron Mallard added a short scoring touchdown for BC, which will host Ware County next Friday at Memorial Stadium. 
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  • Third Scroggins Honors

    Georgia High School Football Daily " Best of the Rest"
    *Benedictine LB Herbert "Third" Scroggins had four sacks and another tackle for a loss in a 35-21 victory over Warner Robins. He has 8.5 sacks in the last 2 games which gives him 12,5 through 5 games this season. 
    Savannah Quarterback Club "Defensive Player of the Week"
  • SMN Standouts Midseason

    As week 7 of the High School football season approaches, several athletes have made their mark and stood out in the Greater Savannah Area as named by the Savannah Morning News. The breakout player is Stephen Cannon. The best offensive performance is by Bubba Frazier who was also selected by Georgia High School Football Daily as a Georgia Power Top Performer for having one of the top five performances in the state last Friday night! The top defensive players are Third Scroggins, Kam Cody and Micah Williams. Connor Ferguson is recognized for his kicking skills not only in Georgia but also in the nation. Go Cadets! 
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  • Win for Cadets

    Coming off back-to-back bye weeks, the Cadets looked rested and ready after 21 days off and rolled to a non-region win over visiting Westminster at Memorial Stadium. Bubba Frazier, whose offers include UGA, had an excellent game for the Cadets as the junior caught seven passes for 164 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown, while rushing for 74 yards, including a 57-yard touchdown, on four carries, according to Nathan Dominitz, who covered the game for the Prep Sports Report.
    Junior quarterback Stephen Cannon, who recently picked up an offer from Virginia, was 15 of 21 passing for 221 yards with a touchdown and an interception.
    Jack Ganem had a 34-yard touchdown pass to Micah Williams on a trick play and Jojo Sutton added a short scoring run for the Cadets. Connor Ferguson had a 37-yard field goal and made all four of his extra points.
    BC improved to 2-2 overall and will begin Region 1-4A play next week at Ware County (2-3).
  • Cannon Offensive Player of the Week - SQC

    Junior quarterback, Stephen Cannon was honored by the Savannah Quarterback Club as the Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against Buford High School on August 23.  Cannon passed for 183 yards and a touchdown, in addition to running for 70 yards and two scores in the Cadets last second loss to Buford, 29-28, in just his second high school start. Congratulations!
  • Connor Ferguson ranked as No. 1 kicker in Georgia

    With the typical sideline chaos of a high school football game all around him, Benedictine's Connor Ferguson is always a picture of calm within the storm. His career-long 50-yard field goal against Burke County was the latest in a long line of big-time plays for Ferguson, who is ranked No. 1 in Georgia and No. 7 in the nation in the Kohl's National Kicker Rankings. He is 3-for-3 on field-goal attempts this season, with another blast from 48 yards in a season-opening loss to Rabun County, while converting all 11 of his PAT tries. He has forced touchbacks on 11 of his 17 kickoffs, while averaging 44 yards with his high-flying, booming punts. Ferguson has offers from Valdosta State, Arkansas State, and Murray State, but has the potential to be a Power-Five player. Pack the stands as Ferguson and the Cadets host Westminster at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 20 at Memorial Stadium.
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  • Great Win for Cadets

    Transfer Josh Washington had the best performance of his prep career as he reeled in six passes for 140 yards, with scoring catches of 31 and 43 yards from Stephen Cannon, in just his third game as the Cadet starter. Cannon was 16 of 24 for 330 yards with three touchdown passes. 
    Benedictine's Micah Williams, a standout defensive back with offers from Georgia Tech and North Carolina, showed he can play a little offense too. He had two touches on the night ― catching a 38-yard scoring pass from Cannon on another pass in the flat where he made a man miss in route to the end zone, and taking a reverse 50 yards around the right end to set up a 4-yard scoring run by Bubba Frazier in the first quarter. 
    Senior kicker Connor Ferguson connected on a career best 50-yard field goal and added a chip in from 23 yards, while converting all four of his PAT attempts.
    Sophomore defensive back Eron Mallard had a highlight-reel-worthy play in the finals minutes of the game when he picked off Sean Vandiver three yards deep in the BC end zone and took off to the races down the right sideline with an impressive burst of speed leaving would be tacklers in his wake. His 103-yard pick six could be a school record.
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  • Opening Home Win

     
    "I'm really proud of the way the guys played tonight," BC Coach Danny Britt said. "We played so tough last week, and to come back and do the things we did in so many different aspects of the game tonight was really impressive." Junior Josh Washington led the Cadets with six passes for 140 yards and two TDs. Sophomore Eron Mallard brought the crowds to their feet with his 103 yards pick six! Connor Ferguson had a 50 yard field goal. Go Cadets!
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  • WTOC Play of the Week 8/30/2024 - Larson Little

    SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Benedictine turned the football over on the Burke County one yard line midway through the first quarter Friday night. Larson Little wasted no time rocketing into the backfield and earning two points for the Cadets. The effort earned this week’s End Zone Play of the Week.
    The safety put the momentum back in the hands of the Cadets, only allowing seven points in the final three quarters, and shutting out the Bears in the second half.
  • Proud of the Cadets!

    “I was extremely proud of the boys, they played unbelievably hard," BC Coach Danny Britt said. "They kept fighting and got stronger as the game went on. For us to play a perennial national power at their place in front of a huge crowd like that showed me a lot. The moment wasn't too big for them."
    Benedictine is set to host Burke County next Friday at Memorial Stadium at 7:30 PM.
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  • Week 1

    As Kam Cody stated: "That was probably the best offensive line I've ever played against. They were tough and able to hold their blocks. We took the loss, but we have to remember this is only Week 1. We need to go to work and come back with a better version of ourselves." Rabun Gap Nacoochee School is an international boarding school with 5 years eligibility for it's student-athletes. 
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  • Ferguson Recognized by GHSA Football Daily

    Connor Ferguson is the No. 7 place-kicker nationally, per Kohl’s Kicking. That’s the highest among Georgia kickers. He was 68-of-69 on extra points and 8-of-19 on field goals with a long of 46 last season. He put 48 of 83 kickoffs in the end zone. Ferguson has an offer from Arkansas State.
  • BC Playing One of the Toughest Schedules in the Country

    Benedictine was designated to drop down a classification to play in Class 3A after the GHSA's most recent realignment, but BC appealed to stay up in Class 4A and was placed in Region 1-4A, considered by many to be the toughest in the state. BC will compete with defending Class 4A champion Perry, along with Ware County (2022 5A state champion), Warner Robins (2020 and 2021 5A state champion), Wayne County and local rival New Hampstead.
    And the non-region schedule is also rugged with Rabun Gap-Nacoochee, Burke County and Westminster on the docket along with road games at Buford (2020 and 2021 6A state champions) and Archbishop Moeller, a powerhouse from Cincinnati, Ohio.
    The schedule has been ranked as the third toughest in the nation and the most difficult in Georgia by Calpreps.com. The Cadets open their season Saturday, Aug. 7 in playing in the Erk Russell Classic at Georgia Southern against Rabun Gap-Nacoochee, which went 13-1 last year. Britt said he is looking forward to the opener after a strong showing in the scrimmage with Camden County Friday.
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  • Football Athletes to Watch

    With the high school football set to kickoff, it looks like it's going to be another excellent season for fans in the Greater Savannah area looking to see some star power under the Friday Night Lights. The Savannah Morning News selects the top returning player to watch. Three Cadets are "Players to Watch" for returning defensive lineman and linebackers - Kam Cody, Larson Little and Third Scroggins. As for receivers and tight ends, Juniors Chris Frazier and Josh Washington were selected. The top running back to watch is Stanley Smart, jr.  Senior Zach Maxwell and Junior Micah Williams are the defensive backs on the watch list! BC had a great scrimmage against Camden County, shutting out the GHSA AAAAA Wildcats!
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  • GHSA All State Preseason

    Seniors Herbert Scroggins III (LB) and Jacobe Ward (OL) were selected by the Georgia High School Football Daily as GHSA Class AAAA All State. Scroggins has committed to the Miami University Hurricanes and Ward to the Auburn Tigers. Congratulations!
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Team Record

Overall Statistics
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3 2 0 60
League Statistics
W L T %
2 0 0 100
Non-League Statistics
W L T %
1 2 0 33.3

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    Head Coach John Britt
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    Assistant Coach Trevor Coleman
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    Coach Caleb Collins
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    Assistant Coach Alfred DeFilippis
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    Coach Levi Edwards
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    Assistant Coach Galen Houston
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    Coach Edward Livingston
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    Coach Stephen Reich
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    Coach Brian Tuten
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    Coach Gregory Visca
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