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Chattahoochee at Blessed Trinity: Cougars Visit the Titans for a Fulton Friday Night

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Two Chattahoochee Cougars players in blue jerseys, numbers 5 and 33, carry American flags as they lead the team onto the field at night

Chattahoochee visits Blessed Trinity on Friday night in Roswell, for a Fulton County region game against a home team that has shown it can shut an opponent down completely.

Earlier this month, High School On SI reported Blessed Trinity held St. Pius X to 15 total yards in a 49-7 win, with MJ Craft rushing for 181 yards and three touchdowns. That is the standard Chattahoochee is walking into. The Cougars will need to move the ball against a defense that has already proven it can take a game over, and they will need to slow a rushing attack that can control a night.

For the Cougars, the first task is survival early. Avoid three-and-outs that keep a strong defense fresh, protect the football, and look for the one or two explosive plays that can loosen a game up. On defense, Chattahoochee has to tackle well and force Blessed Trinity to drive the long way.

Blessed Trinity’s formula at home is clear: defend, run the ball, and squeeze the life out of the game. Chattahoochee at Blessed Trinity kicks off Friday, October 30 at 7:30 p.m.

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Riverdale at Mt. Zion: Raiders Visit the Bulldogs in a Clayton County Region Game

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October 30, 2026

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A Mt. Zion Bulldogs player wearing a white jersey with red No. 13 and a black helmet stands on the field during a night game

Riverdale travels to Mt. Zion on Friday night in Jonesboro, closing the Clayton County slate with a region game between two familiar opponents.

The Raiders go on the road knowing county games are rarely decided by reputation. Riverdale’s schedule shows a 51-8 loss to North Clayton earlier in October, the kind of result that tests a team’s response over the rest of a season. Friday is another chance to answer, and it has to start with the basics: block, tackle, and protect the football in a hostile building.

Mt. Zion, at home, controls the setting. The Bulldogs get the crowd, the routine, and the chance to make Riverdale play from behind. A home team in a region game wants exactly that script: score first, make the visitor chase, and let the defense play aggressive with a lead.

If Riverdale can survive the first quarter and turn this into a possession game, the Raiders give themselves a real chance on the road. If Mt. Zion starts fast, the home side will be hard to pull back. Riverdale at Mt. Zion kicks off Friday, October 30 at 7:30 p.m.

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