Christopher McClain ran for four touchdowns Friday, Nov. 6, in Upper Dauphin Area’s 49–6 win over Columbia in Pennsylvania.
McClain rushed for 244 yards at 8.7 per carry. Upper Dauphin gained a season-high 342 yards on the ground, with McClain supplying more than two-thirds of that total as the Trojans won by 43.
Game details were reported by MaxPreps.
Zalin Strother and Patrick Reardon each accounted for three touchdowns Friday, Nov. 6, as Ursuline upset top-seeded Willoughby South 41–26 in the Ohio playoffs.
Reardon passed for 199 yards and two touchdowns. Receiver Ray Javey caught nine passes for 147 yards and both of those scores. Ursuline advanced after putting up 41 points on the road.
Game details were reported by WKBN.
Tanner Hunt ran for 204 yards and four touchdowns Friday, Nov. 6, helping Arp hold off New Diana 48–46 in Texas.
Ty Langley added 125 yards and two touchdowns on seven carries. The two backs combined for 329 rushing yards and six touchdowns, production Arp needed against a New Diana team that finished two points short. Hunt extended his run of games with at least 130 rushing yards to seven.
Game details were reported by MaxPreps.
Central Bucks West scored twice in the first quarter and finished with 56 points Friday, Nov. 6, in a 56–42 Pennsylvania playoff win over Perkiomen Valley.
Baylen Cape set up the first touchdown with a 51-yard run and finished that drive from 2 yards out. Nick Miletto scored from 41 yards out to put the Bucks up 14–0. Perkiomen Valley scored on the first play of the second quarter and went on to put up 42, but Central Bucks West kept producing points of its own.
Game details were reported by Suburban One Sports.
Ephrata running back Chance Lee carried 22 times for 180 yards and three touchdowns Friday, Nov. 6, as the Tigers beat visiting Clarkston 34–33 in Washington.
Clarkston’s Niko AhHi caught two touchdown passes and finished with 138 receiving yards, keeping the Bantams within a point. Ephrata moved to 5–5 with the win, while Clarkston dropped to 2–7.
Game details were reported by The Spokesman-Review.
Perrysburg quarterback Matthew Helman threw two touchdown passes and ran for another Friday, Nov. 6, as the Yellow Jackets beat Galloway Westland 42–6 in an Ohio Division I, Region 2 quarterfinal.
Helman completed 11 of 17 attempts for 116 yards. Ben Miller caught both touchdown passes and finished with four catches for 53 yards. Third-seeded Perrysburg moved to 10–1 and advanced to the regional semifinals.
Game details were reported by The Blade.
Devan Wright threw for 203 yards and ran for 151 on Friday, Nov. 6, leading Clyde to a 28–21 win over Sweetwater and the Texas District 2-3A Division I title.
Wright passed for two touchdowns and ran for two more, accounting for all four Clyde touchdowns. The Bulldogs finished the regular season 10–0 overall and 5–0 in district play.
Game details were reported by Big Country Preps.
Klay Davidson contributed three touchdowns Friday, Nov. 6, as Seneca defeated Nevada 44–12 and advanced from its Missouri district semifinal.
Brailen Hicks ran for an early touchdown after taking a handoff from Davidson. The quarterback also converted one of Seneca’s two-point tries as the Indians built a lead Nevada could not match.
Game details were reported by KSNF.
Avon scored 38 first-half points Friday, Nov. 6, and defeated Cleveland Rhodes 38–8 in Ohio’s Division II, Region 6 quarterfinals.
Nick Lombardy blocked a punt and Adrian LaBlanca returned it 33 yards for the Eagles’ opening touchdown. A strip sack gave Avon another short field, and the Eagles also scored through the air after takeaways. Avon improved to 9–2 after entering the game off a first-round bye.
Game details were reported by Kee On Sports.
Pickens quarterback Brooks Dow produced more than 300 yards of offense and seven touchdowns Friday, Nov. 6, in a 56–8 South Carolina playoff win over Walhalla.
The Blue Flame took a 42–0 lead into halftime. Dow found several receivers as the lead grew, including Ashton Woody. Pickens had also beaten Walhalla two weeks earlier, and the playoff rematch ended the Razorbacks’ season at 4–7.
Game details were reported by WGOG.
