In a bright Friday evening at Danny‑Logan Field, the ACA Patriots continued their flawless start to the season with a commanding 58‑21 win over the Lee‑Scott Academy Warriors. The game, part of the schools’ homecoming festivities, highlighted ACA’s offensive firepower and solid defense, pushing the team to a 6‑0 record.

Early Momentum and a Quick Lead

ACA quarterback Drew Jackson returned from injury and made an immediate impact. After an early interception that gave Lee‑Scott good field position, the Warriors failed to capitalize, missing a 37‑yard field‑goal attempt. ACA seized the opportunity, driving the ball to the Warriors’ 20‑yard line. Jackson powered through the defense and scored on a quarterback sneak, giving the Patriots a 7‑0 lead.

Warriors Respond, Then ACA Pulls Away

Lee‑Scott answered with a big kickoff return that set them inside the ten‑yard line. Quarterback Logan Wilson connected with wide‑out Preston Hugeley for a touchdown, tying the game at 7‑7. However, ACA quickly reclaimed the advantage. Running back BJ Garth punched in a rushing touchdown, followed by a receiving score from Logan Morris, extending the lead to 20‑7.

Dominant Second Half

The Patriots continued to dominate, adding two more touchdowns before halftime and entering the break with a 44‑7 advantage. The second half saw both teams add a pair of scores, but ACA’s lead proved insurmountable. The final whistle confirmed a 58‑21 victory, cementing ACA’s unbeaten run.

Looking Ahead

With the win, ACA prepares to host Madison Academy at Veterans Memorial Parkway next Friday. The Patriots aim to keep their momentum alive as they chase a perfect season.

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Original reporting: The Tuscaloosa Thread — read the source article.