Friday Night Football Preview | Spotsylvania and Massaponax host, Riverbend and Chancellor travel

Four county teams kick off at 7 p.m. Friday. Courtland closed its regular season Thursday with a 50–14 win over James Monroe.

By The Spotsylvania Gazette
Friday, November 6, 2026

SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY, Va. — The Knights can finish the regular season with a winning record when they host Eastern View on Friday night. Massaponax gets an 8–1 Colonial Forge team at home, while Riverbend heads to North Stafford and Chancellor visits King George. All four games are scheduled for 7 p.m.

Eastern View at Spotsylvania | 7 p.m.

The Knights (5–4) have scored 90 points over their past two games, beating Chancellor 40–8 and James Monroe 50–20. A home win Friday would put Spotsylvania at 6–4. Eastern View (2–7) comes in off a 20–19 win over Chancellor.

Colonial Forge at Massaponax | 7 p.m.

Massaponax (5–4) hosts a Colonial Forge team that has won five straight, including a 35–6 victory over Mountain View in its most recent game. The Panthers have another game on their schedule after Friday, a Nov. 13 trip to John Champe.

Riverbend at North Stafford | 7 p.m.

Riverbend (7–2) travels to North Stafford (0–9) with a chance to earn its eighth win. The Bears are 4–2 in Commonwealth District play and have scored 370 points while allowing 133 through nine games.

Chancellor at King George | 7 p.m.

Chancellor travels to King George after a one-point loss to Eastern View last Friday. King George also played a close game last week, beating Caroline 25–22. Friday’s Battlefield District matchup is at King George High School.

Thursday final | Courtland 50, James Monroe 14

Courtland wrapped up an unbeaten Battlefield District schedule Thursday night at home. The Cougars finished the regular season 8–2 overall and 7–0 in the district, winning eight straight after opening with losses to Massaponax and Louisa County.

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