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Game Report · 2026-10-08

Dunbar Dominates Woodson 48-0, Extends Winning Streak in DCIAA Stars Division

Game #6 Dunbar Dominates Woodson 48-0, Extends Winning Streak in DCIAA Stars Division Crimson Tide post season-high 48 points and first shutout of 2026 to even record at 3-3. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Dunbar delivered its most dominant performance of the 2026 football season Thursday, October 8, overwhelming Woodson 48-0 to secure its second consecutive DCIAA Stars Division victory. The Crimson Tide controlled the scoreboard from start to finish, producing a season-high 48 points while recording their first defensive shutout of the year. The victory improved Dunbar to 3-3, bringing the Crimson Tide back to the .500 mark after a difficult 1-3 start. It also marked a significant turnaround for a program that began the season with consecutive losses before earning its first victory against Hoboken. After defeating Bell 40-16 in their conference opener, the Crimson Tide followed with an even more convincing performance against Woodson. Over their first two DCIAA Stars Division games, Dunbar has outscored its opponents 88-16, establishing itself as a team gaining momentum as the conference schedule intensifies. Woodson, meanwhile, remained winless at 0-6 following the defeat. For Dunbar, the shutout provided an important defensive achievement after surrendering 33 points to John Champe and 34 to Baltimore's Dunbar earlier in the season. The Crimson Tide's recent performances suggest the team has found a more productive offensive rhythm while improving its ability to limit opposing scoring opportunities. Dunbar will now prepare for a significant conference matchup against Eastern, which enters the contest with a 5-1 record following a 20-12 victory over Roosevelt. The upcoming meeting will provide a stronger measure of Dunbar's progress as the Crimson Tide continue their push through DCIAA competition. DMV Gridiron Takeaway: Dunbar has transformed its season with consecutive conference victories, outscoring Bell and Woodson by a combined 88-16. The matchup against 5-1 Eastern will be an important test of whether the Crimson Tide can carry that momentum against one of the District's stronger teams. Final Score: Dunbar 48, Woodson 0 SEO Tags: Dunbar Crimson Tide Football, Woodson Warriors, DCIAA Stars Division Football, Washington DC High School Football, DMV Gridiron, [SASN.TV](http://sasn.tv/) Dunbar Story: Dunbar Finds Its Rhythm as DCIAA Conference Play Heats Up WASHINGTON, D.C. — After a challenging start to the 2026 high school football season, the Dunbar Crimson Tide are beginning to find their footing. The Crimson Tide opened the year with a demanding nonconference schedule featuring opponents from Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. After starting 1-3, Dunbar has responded with consecutive DCIAA Stars Division victories over Bell and Woodson. The turnaround has been driven by improved offensive production and stronger defensive results. Dunbar scored 40 points against Bell before delivering a season-high 48 points and a shutout against Woodson. Now sitting at 3-3 overall and 2-0 in conference play, the Crimson Tide have positioned themselves for a meaningful stretch of DCIAA competition. Their next challenge comes against Eastern, a 5-1 program that has emerged as one of the stronger teams in the District. For Dunbar, the matchup represents an opportunity to demonstrate how far the team has progressed since its difficult opening month. The Crimson Tide's season is no longer defined solely by its early losses. With consecutive conference victories, Dunbar has created a new storyline centered on momentum, improvement and the pursuit of DCIAA success. SEASON RECORD 3–3 DCIAA STARS 2–0 | Date | Opponent | Result | | ------------ | -------------------- | ------------- | | Aug. 28 | John Champe | L 28–33 | | Sept. 10 | Baltimore Dunbar | L 6–34 | | Sept. 19 | Hoboken | W 28–23 | | Sept. 26 | Chester | L Forfeit | | Oct. 1 | Bell | W 40–16 | | Oct. 8 | Woodson | W 48–0 |
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