Week 4 High School Football Games Highlight Shenandoah, Potomac Valleys
This report details the results and highlights from Week 4 of high school football games held in the Shenandoah and Potomac Valleys, featuring a specific mention of the Harrisonburg game where Page County defeated Harrisonburg 32-0.
Harrisonburg, VA, September 18, 2026 — The fourth week of high school football action has concluded across the Shenandoah and Potomac Valleys, with several games contributing to the ongoing season narrative. While a comprehensive list of all matchups and their outcomes was not detailed, specific results from key contests have emerged.
One notable game highlighted from the week’s play involved the teams from Page County and Harrisonburg. In this contest, Page County secured a decisive victory over Harrisonburg, with the final score recorded as 32-0. The specific date of this game was not provided, but it falls within the Week 4 schedule.
Information regarding other teams, specific player statistics, coaching decisions, or the broader implications of these Week 4 games for league standings or playoff contention was not made available in this report. The current status of permits or any inspection outcomes related to the games or the facilities are also not detailed.
The trend summary provided focuses primarily on the results of games played in these two geographic regions during the specified week. Further details concerning the performance of other schools in the Shenandoah and Potomac Valleys, or any specific sequences of events following the games, were not included. The reporting scope is limited to the results explicitly mentioned.
This season’s Week 4 games have provided clear outcomes for some matchups, including the significant shutout victory for Page County against Harrisonburg. The broader landscape of high school football in the Shenandoah and Potomac Valleys continues to unfold as the season progresses, with Week 4 marking another segment of competitive play.
Without additional data on other participating teams or specific game events, the extent of the trends across the valleys remains limited to the information provided. The focus remains on the outcomes of the games as they were reported for Week 4.
Story summarized from the original created by Jarvis Haren, Connor Burgan, WHSV Newsroom on www.whsv.com, see more information here.
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