The McCormick (SC) varsity football team hosts a non-conference matchup against Washington-Wilkes (Washington, GA) tonight at 7:30 PM.

Game Details:

• Matchup: Washington-Wilkes vs McCormick

• Date & Time: Friday, September 5, 2025, at 7:30 PM

• Location: McCormick High School

• Live stream: Watch on NFHS Network
• Live stream: Watch on NFHS Network

McCormick Hosts Washington-Wilkes in Early Season Clash

The McCormick (SC) varsity football team will welcome Washington-Wilkes (GA) for a non-conference matchup this week, as both squads look to shake off slow starts to the 2025-26 season.

Both teams enter the game seeking their first victories. Washington-Wilkes carries an 0-3 record, having scored 34 points while giving up 111, while McCormick sits at 0-2 with just 6 points scored against 111 allowed. Despite similar records, the game presents a pivotal opportunity for either team to gain momentum.

Team Overview

Washington-Wilkes ranks 7,006th nationally and 356th in Georgia’s Class 3A, while McCormick ranks 9,691st nationally and 181st in South Carolina’s Class 1A. Statistically, Washington-Wilkes has averaged 11.3 points per game with a balanced offensive attack, posting 63.5 rushing yards and 128 passing yards per contest. McCormick has struggled offensively, averaging only 3 points per game and generating no consistent yardage on either the ground or through the air.

Defensively, Washington-Wilkes leads in tackles per game with 63, while McCormick has yet to record significant defensive numbers this season. Key performers for Washington-Wilkes include Dre’vioun Davis (48 rushing yards per game), Mayson Mingle (110 passing and total yards per game), and Demonta’ Lester (57 receiving yards per game). McCormick has yet to establish individual statistical leaders on the season.

Scoring Trends

Through the first two games, Washington-Wilkes has been most productive in the fourth quarter, averaging 6 points in Q4 per game, while McCormick has managed just 3 points overall, scoring late in contests but failing to generate sustained offense.

Common Opponents

Both teams have faced Lincoln County, with McCormick suffering a 56-0 loss on August 29. Washington-Wilkes has not yet played the matchup, making this an opportunity for both programs to measure progress against comparable competition.

Outlook

With the season still in its early stages, McCormick has a chance to establish its offense and protect its home field advantage, while Washington-Wilkes will look to continue building rhythm and finding ways to convert yardage into points. Fans can expect a competitive, high-effort matchup as both programs search for their first win of the season.