Mason Bryan rushed for 152 yards and passed for 146 Friday, Nov. 6, to lead West Allegheny past Gateway 28–21 in Pennsylvania.
Bryan scored on the ground, threw two touchdown passes and broke a 68-yard run. Nico Police added 116 total yards and a touchdown, and West Allegheny finished with 243 rushing yards in the seven-point win.
Game details were reported by MaxPreps.
Hoisington outlasted Chapman 26–20 Friday, Nov. 6, in the Kansas Class 3A playoffs. Preston Merlau carried 14 times for a career-high 174 yards and two touchdowns for the Cardinals.
The lead changed hands as both teams relied on the run. Chapman’s Becker gained 189 yards and scored twice on 25 carries. Hoisington held on by six despite losing a fumble inside the Chapman 5-yard line.
Game details were reported by Great Bend Tribune.
Clay Hicks passed for 257 yards and three touchdowns Friday, Nov. 6, as Schley County beat Marion County 33–14 in Georgia.
Hicks completed more than 80 percent of his attempts. Marcus Jones caught two of his touchdown passes and finished with 111 receiving yards. The win was Schley County’s seventh in its last eight games.
Game details were reported by MaxPreps.
Jermaine Walker scored five touchdowns and intercepted a pass Friday, Nov. 6, as New Castle beat Chartiers Valley 51–34 in a WPIAL Class 5A quarterfinal at Taggart Stadium.
Walker ran for 236 yards and three touchdowns. He also caught two touchdown passes from Marino Graham, accounting for five scores on a night when New Castle needed to stay ahead of a 34-point effort from the visitors.
Game details were reported by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Western Beaver beat Chartiers-Houston 44–22 Friday, Nov. 6, in the WPIAL playoffs behind 324 combined rushing yards from Jeremiah Pratt and Braeden Mayo.
Pratt ran 11 times for 197 yards and two touchdowns. Mayo added 127 yards and two scores on 14 carries, and Jaelon Adkins also scored on the ground. Western Beaver doubled Chartiers-Houston’s point total to move on from the first round.
Game details were reported by Beaver County Times.
Ashbrook scored touchdowns on all five first-half possessions Friday, Nov. 6, to build a 33–7 lead and beat Central Cabarrus 47–21 in the first round of North Carolina’s 6A West playoffs.
Quarterback A.J. McClain threw four touchdown passes before halftime, finding Zyere Dixon, Braylon Smith and Jakelan Littlejohn for scores. The Green Wave improved to 6–5 and advanced to the second round for the third straight year. Next is a trip to fifth-seeded Mount Tabor.
Game details were reported by The Gaston Gazette.
Greene Central used a fake punt and two defensive return touchdowns Friday, Nov. 6, to beat Wake Prep Academy 42–6 on the road in the first round of North Carolina’s 3A playoffs.
The Rams forced four turnovers, with a 30-yard interception return and a 69-yard fumble return among their scoring plays. They took a 28–6 lead into halftime and scored twice in the third quarter. No. 17 Greene Central advanced past the No. 16 seed.
Game details were reported by Neuse News Sports.
Sophomore Thaddeus II Breaux threw six touchdown passes Friday, Nov. 6, and Hamilton recorded six sacks in a 49–18 California playoff win over South Gate.
Breaux completed 80 percent of his throws for 308 yards. Hamilton’s pass rush matched his touchdown total with a season high in sacks, helping keep the margin at 31 points.
Game details were reported by MaxPreps.
Los Amigos put up a season-high 54 points Friday, Nov. 6, and needed most of them to get past Nordhoff 54–50 in the California playoffs.
Nordhoff quarterback Michael Dennie threw for 438 yards and seven touchdowns, ran for 62 yards on seven carries and also threw four interceptions. His season-high passing total kept Nordhoff within four points on a night when the two teams combined for 104.
Game details were reported by MaxPreps.
Abington Heights opened a 20-point halftime lead Friday, Nov. 6, and beat Pittston Area 40–7 for Pennsylvania’s District 2 Class 5A championship.
Jayden Anglin scored three touchdowns for the Comets, with Noah Kayal, Rodman Azar and Scott Weiland also reaching the end zone. The defense kept Pittston Area off the scoreboard until late in the fourth quarter.
Game details were reported by PA Football News.
