CONWAY, SC - Fans of Atlantic Collegiate Academy football will have to wait a little longer before seeing the Armada open the 2026.

Frida's scheduled game at Mullins High was moved to Monday night, August 24, due to expected inclement weather across South Carolina on Friday.

The game will still kickoff at 7:30 p.m.

The delay will give the Armada a busy week on the field as the team is scheduled to play at Marlboro County High in Bennettsville on Friday, August 28.

The Armada is coming off its first trip to the SCHSA playoffs last fall and will be looking to buid on the successes of that season under head coach Antoine Rivens. 

ACA won four of its final five games last year before defeating Woodland High 14-0 in the opening round of the playoffs. The Armada saw its season come to a close in a hard-fought loss, 17-7, to Philip Simmons in the second round of the playoffs.
 

About Atlantic Collegiate Academy: Atlantic Collegiate Academy (ACA), located in Conway, S.C., serves high school students in a safe, small and family-centered setting. Our students seek the opportunity and challenge of rigorous curriculum, high academic standards and elite athletics while also earning up to two years of college credit. ACA serves students in grades 9-12 using an honors curriculum in 9th and 10 grades with a dual enrollment curriculum in 11th and 12th grades.

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