High school football: Here's the schedule, results for MetroWest, Milford teams in Week 3

Friday Night Lights return to MetroWest and Milford. After no games were played last Friday in primetime, Week 3 features a full slate.

There are only two intra-area matchups, Blackstone-Millville (Hopedale co-op) at Millis and Natick at Milford, which leaves the other 21 teams to face league foes and some of the state's best.

Milford is christening its new turf for the first time with a football game.

Franklin will try to take down Duxbury, which has appeared in three consecutive Super Bowls, on the road.

Assabet is hosting defending Division 7 Super Bowl champion West Boylston.

The only meeting between 2-0 teams pits Worcester South against Hudson, while refreshed 2-0 Nipmuc is at 1-0 Norton.

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Here's a look at the full Week 3 schedule:

Thursday, 9/21

DOVER-SHERBORN 7, Sharon 0: Senior Brian Olson scored on a 42-yard reception from senior quarterback Garrett Webb, breaking multiple tackles on his way to the end zone, as the Raiders (1-2) earned their first win at non-league foe Sharon (1-2).

Friday, 9/22

A new team: The Framingham High football team has already matched its 2022 win total

ASHLAND 35, Nashoba 7: The host Clockers improved to 2-1 with a convincing win over Nashoba (0-3) in non-league action.

BLACKSTONE-MILLVILLE/HOPEDALE 21, Millis 0: The visiting Chargers (1-2) earned their first win of the fall at non-league foe Millis (0-3).

DUXBURY 42, Franklin 13: Junior quarterback Justin Bianchetto threw two TD passes (a 10-yard strike to Luke Trinanes and a 26-yard connection to close the scoring to Derek Dubriske), but the host Dragons (2-1) proved too much for the Panthers (2-1) in a non-league clash.

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FALMOUTH 18, Medway 15: The Mustangs (0-3) are still in search of their first win after falling at home to Falmouth (1-2) in non-league action.

GRAFTON 41, Algonquin 6: The Titans (0-3) fell at Grafton (2-1).

LINCOLN-SUDBURY 29, Brockton 21 (OT): L-S quarterback Cooper Tarantino scampered in from 10 yards out to begin the overtime before the Warriors held off Brockton’s last gasp on QB Jayden Campbell’s keeper that fell short as the host Warriors (1-2) held on vs. Brockton (0-3). The teams played an OT game last year as well, the Boxers winning at home 42-34.

MAYNARD/AMSA 20, Auburn 19: Dylan Gallo punched in the 2-point conversion after an Anthony Skillings' 38-yard touchdown run with 3:36 remaining for the visiting Tigers (2-1), who rallied from an early 12-0 deficit to beat the Rockets (0-2-1). Auburn's A.J. Oliveira sent a winning field goal attempt of 37 yardswide left as time expired. Gallo completed 13 of 24 passes for 138 yards and two touchdowns, a 2-yarder to Kalvin Gomez in the second quarter and a 17-yard hookup with Mateo Arellano to tie the game in the third. Auburn's Nathan Cook started the scoring on a 13-yard scamper in the first quarter, and Sam Sundell followed with an 8-yard score in the second. Teammate Brayden Belanger gave Auburn the lead early in the fourth with an 11-yard run.

MEDFIELD 22, Bellingham 20: Senior Corey Perkins carried 12 times for 148 yards, but the host Blackhawks (0-3) dropped a Tri-Valley League clash to the Warriors (2-1).

MILFORD 7, Natick 0: Junior linebacker Andrew Rivera returned an interception 67 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter as the host Scarlet Hawks (3-0) hung on for a non-league win over the Redhawks (1-2).

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MILTON 42, Holliston 14: Senior Patrick Miller threw five TD passes as the visiting Wildcats (3-0) thrashed the host Panthers (1-2) in a non-league matchup.

NEWTON SOUTH 20, Hopkinton 13: Junior wide receiver Nick Pedroli caught a 10-yard TD pass from junior quarterback Julian Rivard and senior running back Cooper Fossbender had a 3-yard rushing TD, but the host Hillers (2-1) dropped a non-league clash to the Lions (2-1). Seniors Charlie Petruney and Cooper Fossbender played well on defense for Hopkinton. Newton South had scores from seniors Timmy Trotman, Paxton Boyd and William Cotter.

NORTON 34, Nipmuc 0: The visiting Warriors (2-1) fell at Norton (2-0).

OAKMONT 25, Marlborough 3: Visiting Oakmont (1-2) rolled past the host Panthers (2-1) at Kelleher Field.

SMITH VOCATIONAL 37, Keefe Tech 12: The Broncos (0-3) lost a non-league game to host Smith Vocational (3-0) in Northampton.

SOUTH 26, Hudson 20: Ransford Adri scored with 6.6 seconds remaining to lift the Colonels (3-0) past the host Hawks (2-1) at Morgan Bowl in Hudson. Hudson junior quarterback Jake Attaway ran for two scores while Owen Nanartowich returned a fumble 92 yards for a score in the second quarter that made the score 13-8, Hudson.

WALPOLE 30, Wellesley 14: Noah Mackenzie threw for 267 yards and four touchdowns to lift host Walpole (1-2) to a Bay State Conference win over the Raiders (0-3).

WAYLAND 34, Acton-Boxborough 6: Junior running back Max Dresens ran 14 times for 100 yards and two TDs and junior quarterback Michael Keenan was 11-for-13 for 171 yards and two TDs (one to Ben Wright and one to Mekhi Walker) as the Warriors (2-1) rolled past A-B (1-2).

WEST BOYLSTON 42, Assabet 0: Jamie McNamara rushed for three of six touchdowns for the visiting Lions (3-0), whose 19-point second quarter accounted for a 35-0 lead in the win over the Aztecs (0-3). Jonathan Ruas, Luke Foley and Jackson Caramanica also ran for TDs, Connor Muldoon rushed for two 2-point conversions in the first quarter, and Tommy Kursonis kicked two extra points.

WESTBOROUGH 38, Tyngsborough 15: Quarterback Andrew Pisciotta went 8-for-12 passing for 191 yards and four TDs and ran for 67 yards as the host Rangers (2-1) earned a big win over Tyngsborough (2-1) in a Mid-Wach B vs. Mid-Wach D battle. Wide receiver Dan Hackett caught four of Pisciotta's passes for 136 yards and three TDs, while safety Sam Wickline had two interceptions on defense.

Framingham 22, Braintree 12: The Flyers improve to 2-1.

Saturday, 9/23

TRI-COUNTY 8, Joseph Case 6: Declan Walker scored from a yard out in the third quarter, and Walker caught the two-point conversion from quarterback Dylan Sullivan as the host Cougars (2-1) held on for the non-league win over Joseph Case (1-2) in Franklin.

This article originally appeared on MetroWest Daily News: MetroWest and Milford Week 3 high school football schedule and scores