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August 24, 2012

Zero Week results: Friday night's football games

Here's results for Friday's games, the Zero Week start to the 2012 high school football season.

Watch a replay of the live chat focusing on Friday's action at http://www.sacbee.com/live/.

Check back throughout the night as we will be updating scores as we receive them.

Zero Week results

FRIDAY'S GAMES

• No. 1 Elk Grove 35, Lincoln-Stockton 21

• Oaks Christian 40, No. 2 Del Oro 0

• No. 3 Nevada Union 27, McQueen-Reno 10

• No. 4 Grant 28, Paradise 7

• No. 6 Pleasant Grove 35, Rocklin 21

• No. 7 Franklin 38, Thousand Oaks 28

• No. 9 Del Campo 35, Vallejo 0

• No. 10 Folsom 68, No. 20 Woodcreek 28

• No. 11 Oak Ridge 42, No. 19 Vista del Lago 6

• No. 13 Cosumnes Oaks 44, Roseville 7

• No. 14 Inderkum 45, Clovis East 8

• No. 15 Antelope 41, Liberty Ranch 7

• No. 17 Casa Roble 28, Rio Americano 20

• No. 18 Whitney 48, Vintage 12

• Capital Christian 47, Golden Sierra 3

• El Camino 49, Union Mine 0

• River Valley 17, Central Valley-Shasta Lake 17

• Rio Vista 58, Delta 0

• Mira Loma 20, Florin 7

• Yuba City 48, Davis 21

• Bella Vista 14, Woodland 7

• Christian Brothers 23, River City 20

• Highlands 40, Kennedy 12

• El Dorado 40, South Tahoe 34 (2 OT)

• Argonaut 28, Colfax 21

• Bradshaw Christian at Maxwell

• Rosemont 34, Cordova 6

• McNair-Stockton 34, Sheldon 14

• Woodland Christian 42, Millennium-Tracy 13

• Oakmont 45, Foothill 35

• Foresthill 36, Marysville 19

• Orestimba 38, Galt 7

SATURDAY'S GAMES

(Games start at 7:30 p.m.)

• Burbank at Napa

• San Juan vs. Valley Christian at Highlands

• Westlake vs. Granite Bay at Del Oro

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