Maryland high school football final scores, results — November 7, 2025

The 2025 Maryland high school football season continued on Friday, and High School On SI has a list of final scores from this weekend.
Maryland High School Football Scores, Results & Live Updates - November 7, 2025
Maryland high school football final scores, results — November 7, 2025
Allegany 49, Clear Spring 19
Archbishop Spalding 35, Gilman 8
Blake 33, Laurel 15
Boonsboro 63, Western Tech & Environmental Science 12
Cambridge-South Dorchester 27, Colonel Richardson 26
Carver Vo-Tech 26, Lansdowne 12
Damascus 42, Rockville 6
Decatur 42, Reservoir 12
Dunbar 76, Friendly 0
Guilford Park 48, Chopticon 0
Gwynn Park 44, Parkside 18
Joppatowne 22, Rising Sun 0
Kenwood 41, Perry Hall 14
Lackey 20, Kent Island 5
Largo 44, Crossland 15
Manchester Valley 7, Bel Air 3
McDonough 22, Northeast 21
McDonogh 24, St. Mary's 14
Meade 35, Dundalk 12
Middletown 35, Owings Mills 0
Mountain Ridge 28, Smithsburg 15
North Point 27, Arundel 12
Old Mill 34, Severn Run 7
Our Lady of Good Counsel 34, Bishop McNamara 20
Oxon Hill 72, Einstein 6
Patterson 47, Lake Clifton 8
Perryville 35, Bohemia Manor 0
Pikesville 34, Catoctin 7
Quince Orchard 56, Gaithersburg 0
Richard Montgomery 10, Seneca Valley 9
SEED 30, Francis Scott Key 14
Severna Park 42, Crofton 16
South Hagerstown 14, Wootton 7
South River 69, Bennett 0
St. Charles 41, Chesapeake 0
St. Mary's Ryken 42, Archbishop Carroll 7
St. Vincent Pallotti 44, Boys' Latin 3
Walkersville 28, Century 7
Washington 22, Snow Hill 8
Wheaton 39, Northwestern 0
Wicomico 41, Fairmont Heights 14
Winters Mill 42, North Harford 22
Create an account to get alerts for your favorite teams!
Get even closer to the action by creating a free account. Follow your favorite teams and get score updates, breaking news and alerts when new photo galleries are available. Sign up for free here.
More Football Coverage from High School On SI

CJ Vafiadis is the Marketing Director at SBLive Sports, bringing over 10 years of experience in sports marketing and team operations. His career began courtside as a student manager for the University of San Diego men’s basketball team, followed by a role as a graduate assistant with the University of Arizona basketball program. CJ’s background in both collegiate athletics and media has shaped his passion for connecting communities through high school sports coverage and innovative marketing strategies.