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Friday's storm flooded Norfolk streets, but 10 Beach District teams still played football

The Today in Virginia Beach teamFrom Saturday’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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A cold front and a line of storms soaked Hampton Roads on Friday. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth and Virginia Beach until 4 p.m., saying some areas could see three inches of rain or more. In Norfolk, heavy rain flooded streets and trapped cars in underpasses, including the Monticello Avenue underpass.

  • Outages: hundreds reported by by early afternoon
  • Jeep Fest: rain delay Friday at the Oceanfront
  • Also affected: high school football and an ODU public art festival

A downpour couldn't cancel Friday night lights. The rain didn't stop 10 teams from finishing the regular season. Frank Cox beat First Colonial 48-8 and ended 9-1, heading into the Region 5A playoffs on a seven-game winning streak. Floyd Kellam beat Princess Anne 49-14 to improve to 7-3.

Five Beach District teams won big or narrowly on Friday night

WinnerScoreLoser
Frank Cox48-8First Colonial
Floyd Kellam49-14Princess Anne
Salem42-0Kempsville
Ocean Lakes25-8Tallwood
Landstown22-21Bayside

Source: WTKR

Landstown nipped Bayside, 22-21. Both teams end the regular season 6-4 and will hit the road next week for the first round of the playoffs.

Cox finished with nine wins and Kellam with seven

Source: WTKR

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Value
Frank Cox9 wins
Floyd Kellam7 wins
Landstown6 wins
Bayside6 wins

Sources: WAVY.com, News 3 WTKR Norfolk, WTKR

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