Blessed Trinity Defeated Marist 17-14
A walk-off score ended a losing streak for Blessed Trinity against their rival Marist.
Updated on Sept. 26, 2026 in Football

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Blessed Trinity secured a 17-14 victory over Marist on Friday. The win served as a milestone, marking the team's first victory against the rival since 2019.
Why it matters
The result is significant for the program as it snapped a difficult skid against a long-term opponent. This victory marks a competitive turnaround in a rivalry that has existed for a decade.
Blessed Trinity won the game with a final score of 17-14. This result broke a 0-4 losing streak the team had maintained against Marist since 2019.
The players
Blessed Trinity
This is a high school football program that competes in the state of Georgia.
Marist
This is a high school football program that hosts games in Georgia.
The details
Blessed Trinity emerged victorious in the game at Marist following a walk-off score. The win provides a decisive finish to a matchup between two teams that have faced off annually since 2016.
Timeline
Blessed Trinity and Marist began playing each other in 2016.
The previous time Blessed Trinity beat Marist was in 2019.
Blessed Trinity defeated Marist 17-14 on September 25, 2026.
Season Trajectory
This victory fundamentally shifts the momentum of the Blessed Trinity and Marist rivalry. By breaking a long losing streak, Blessed Trinity has altered the competitive balance established since the series began in 2016.
This victory marks the end of a four-game losing streak for Blessed Trinity against this specific rival. The result establishes a new baseline for both programs heading into the remainder of the season.
The takeaway
Ending a years-long losing streak demonstrates the impact of late-game execution on team confidence. Such outcomes often serve as a catalyst for growth throughout the remainder of a high school season.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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