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  • Late Fumble and Ryker Williams Touchdown Lift Indian Valley Past West Muskingum

    Indian Valley fell behind in the fourth quarter Friday, Nov. 6, after leading by 20, then came back to beat West Muskingum 35–28 in Ohio’s Division IV, Region 15 quarterfinals.

    The Braves built a 27–7 lead before the Tornadoes scored 21 straight points. Indian Valley turned it over on downs, but its defense forced a fumble to get the ball back. Senior quarterback Ryker Williams scored from 4 yards out with 6:32 remaining to put Indian Valley ahead for good.

    Game details were reported by The Times-Reporter.

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  • Olpe Holds Wabaunsee to 82 Yards in Regional Shutout

    Olpe beat Wabaunsee for the second time this season Friday, Nov. 6, holding the Chargers to 82 yards of offense in a 35–0 Kansas regional championship win.

    Ryker Windle opened the scoring on a 3-yard touchdown. McGuire took a reverse 9 yards for a touchdown with 32 seconds left before halftime to make it 21–0. Olpe added two more touchdowns after the break and kept Wabaunsee off the board.

    Game details were reported by KVOE.

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  • Dominick Jackson’s 65-Yard Touchdown Sends Nordonia to Regional Semifinals

    Dominick Jackson caught a 65-yard touchdown pass with 5:29 remaining Friday, Nov. 6, helping Nordonia close out a 37–21 win over Eastlake North in an Ohio Division II regional quarterfinal.

    The late touchdown extended Nordonia’s lead in Macedonia after the Rangers stayed within reach into the fourth quarter. The Knights advanced to meet Walsh Jesuit, which won its quarterfinal against Archbishop Hoban.

    Game details were reported by Cleveland.com.

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  • Princeton Scores Three Fourth-Quarter TDs to Beat Middletown

    Princeton spent much of Friday, Nov. 6, protecting a 5–0 lead. After falling behind, the Vikings scored three fourth-quarter touchdowns to beat Middletown 27–6 in an Ohio Division I, Region 4 quarterfinal.

    A safety and a field goal gave top-seeded Princeton its first five points. Middletown briefly went ahead before Princeton’s late run turned a one-score game into a 21-point win in Sharonville.

    Game details were reported by The Cincinnati Enquirer.

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  • Indian Land Answers Opening Greenwood Drive With 42 Straight Points

    Greenwood opened with a 71-yard touchdown drive Friday, Nov. 6. Indian Land responded with 42 unanswered points and won 42–7 in the South Carolina playoffs.

    Quarterback Kucia threw five touchdown passes for the Warriors. Maxwell Curry caught the first, with Kenneth Wilson and Isaiah Thomas combining for the other four. Indian Land held Greenwood scoreless after the opening drive.

    Game details were reported by Prep Redzone.

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  • Cherokee’s Senior Duo Powers Playoff Win Over Hayesville

    Kingston Welch and Dillon Beam combined for four touchdowns Friday, Nov. 6, as Cherokee beat Hayesville 39–12 in the North Carolina playoffs.

    Welch ran for 160 yards and two touchdowns, his seventh straight game reaching 100 yards. Beam completed three-quarters of his passes for 147 yards and two scores. Cherokee advanced after holding Hayesville to 12 points.

    Game details were reported by MaxPreps.

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  • Dylan Darling Scores Three Times in Kingsburg’s Win Over Golden West

    Dylan Darling gained 135 yards on eight carries and scored three rushing touchdowns Friday, Nov. 6, as Kingsburg beat Golden West 47–13 in California.

    Darling added 33 receiving yards, and Wade Lunde ran for 82 yards and a touchdown. Kingsburg totaled 425 yards on offense, its highest mark of the season.

    Game details were reported by MaxPreps.

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  • Leipsic Turns One-Point Halftime Deficit Into 60–30 Playoff Win

    Leipsic trailed Pandora-Gilboa 17–16 at halftime Friday, Nov. 6, before scoring 44 second-half points to win 60–30 in their Ohio playoff rematch.

    Marc Kirkendall connected with Avery Paris and Colin Niese for first-half touchdown passes, and Leipsic converted both two-point attempts. Layton Cannode’s field goal gave Pandora-Gilboa the lead at the break. The Vikings outscored the Rockets 44–13 after halftime to pull away.

    Game details were reported by WLIO.

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  • Dallas Forces Three Early Turnovers and Pulls Away From Hanover Area

    Dallas scored 42 first-half points Friday, Nov. 6, and beat Hanover Area 48–14 in Pennsylvania.

    Dallas held the Hawkeyes to 31 yards before halftime, forced three turnovers and returned one for a touchdown. The starting offense added 35 points and averaged nearly 10 yards per play in the first half, leaving Hanover Area with a steep deficit after the break.

    Game details were reported by EasternPAFootball.com.

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  • CJ Glover Scores Four Times as Brenham Finishes 10–0

    CJ Glover rushed for 212 yards and four touchdowns Friday, Nov. 6, as Brenham closed the Texas regular season with its tenth straight win, 35–7 over Belton.

    Glover averaged 7.1 yards per carry and produced four of Brenham’s five touchdowns. Nate Rau added 94 receiving yards and a touchdown, while the defense held Belton to a single score.

    Game details were reported by MaxPreps.

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