In its final game of the season, East Limestone made some good memories.

Jake Cochran threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to Garrett Ritter with 50 seconds remaining and the two connected again for the 2-point conversion for a 29-28, come-from-behind win over Mae Jemison.

East Limestone (3-7) led 7-0 after Xavier Edwards’ 84-yard touchdown run in the first quarter but trailed most of the night.

Mae Jemison (3-7), which scored all four of its touchdowns on runs of 60-plus yards, led 21-7 before Cochran found Roman Schrimsher for a 10-yard touchdown pass.

Another Mae Jemison score put the Jaguars ahead 28-14 with 8:10 left, but Cochran threw a touchdown pass to Bryson Grissom with 5:04 left to cut the deficit in half.

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St. John Paul II 42, Elkmont 20

St. John Paul II scored the first three touchdowns of the game and prevented Elkmont from achieving a .500 record.

The Red Devils (4-6) started 3-0 but lost six of their last seven games, with the lone win in that stretch coming against Colbert Heights. Their 2-4 region mark tied them with Colbert Heights and Phil Campbell, and Phil Campbell earned the fourth and final playoff spot from the region based on a tiebreaker.

Elkmont’s four wins were its most since it won eight games in 2014.

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Central-Florence 49, Ardmore 21

The visiting Wildcats (6-4) used a fast start to secure a winning season with a win over Ardmore.

Ardmore closed its season 1-9. The Tigers’ 21 points was their highest total since a 41-14 win over Elkmont on Sept. 29.