Page Defeated Dudley in Greensboro Football Match
The Page High School football team secured a 35-6 victory over Dudley High School.
Updated on Sept. 27, 2026 in Football

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Page High School maintained its undefeated 5-0 record by defeating Dudley High School with a final score of 35-6. This victory marks the first time Page has beaten Dudley in a decade.
Why it matters
The win propels Page to a 5-0 start for the first time since 2015, fueling team aspirations for a state championship title. Meanwhile, Dudley struggled with execution, committing 11 penalties for 75 yards throughout the game.
Page dominated with two rushing touchdowns from RJ Scott and two touchdown passes by Javion Majette, while Dudley suffered from 11 penalties for 75 yards. Page led 28-0 before Dudley managed their only score.
The players
RJ Scott
He is a football player for Page High School who scored two rushing touchdowns in the game.
Javion Majette
He is a quarterback for Page High School who threw two touchdown passes against Dudley.
Anthony Washington
He is a football player for Page High School who returned a kickoff for a touchdown during the contest.
The details
Anthony Washington contributed to the Page victory with a kickoff return for a touchdown, helping the team build a commanding 28-0 lead. The game was effectively sealed by miscues from Dudley, including a bad snap that set up an 11-yard scoring run by RJ Scott.
Timeline
September 25, 2026: The date the game occurred.
2016: The last time Page defeated Dudley.
2015: The last time Page reached a 5-0 start.
Season Trajectory
This victory establishes Page as a serious contender for the state championship after a decade of struggles against Dudley. The win mirrors the successful 2015 Page High School football season, setting a high bar for the remainder of their current campaign.
Page remains undefeated at 5-0, significantly improving their standing as they pursue a state championship. Dudley now falls to a 3-3 record, necessitating a shift in their discipline to correct the high penalty count that hampered their performance.
The takeaway
Page has successfully broken a ten-year losing streak against Dudley by capitalizing on early game errors. Maintaining this momentum will be critical as the team pursues its stated goal of a state championship run.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Charlotte Observer.
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