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Saturday’s Scores

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Rappahannock 38, Buffalo Gap 32

Rye Cove 7, Grayson County 6

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Glenvar 21, Union 20

Strasburg 31, Poquoson 10

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Kettle Run 29, Liberty Christian 28

Lake Taylor 27, Magna Vista 21

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Loudoun County 25, Lafayette 23

Varina 49, Jefferson Forest 21

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Highland Springs 35, Indian River 8

Maury 48, Stone Bridge 27

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North Stafford 19, West Springfield 7

Oscar Smith 34, James Madison 28

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