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Top-seeded Marion Local forced six turnovers Friday, Nov. 6, and opened its Ohio Division VII playoff run with a 49–0 win over Fort Loramie.

Camden Griesdorn opened the scoring with a 10-yard touchdown run. Andrew Schmackers added a 30-yard punt-return touchdown, and Max Ranly followed an interception with a 55-yard touchdown catch from Brennen Hess a few plays later.

The unbeaten Flyers advanced to a rematch with Minster after using their first-round bye to open the playoffs at home.

Game details were reported by Press Pros Magazine.

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Coldwater stopped Triway on fourth-and-2 at the end of the third quarter Friday, Nov. 6, protecting an eight-point lead and going on to win 35–13 in the second round of Ohio’s Division V playoffs.

Triway turned to receiver Bruin Flinner on a direct-snap run with a chance to keep its drive alive. Coldwater prevented him from getting around the edge and took over on downs.

The Cavaliers scored 21 points after halftime and pulled away from the No. 2 seed. Triway receiver Wilson James finished with 159 yards and a touchdown.

Game details were reported by Wooster Daily Record and MaxPreps.

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Bolivar beat Carl Junction 14–10 on the road Friday, Nov. 6, to reach a Missouri district final. Bradyn Long caught both of the Liberators’ touchdowns before halftime.

Carl Junction’s Blayne Fleming intercepted a pass on Bolivar’s opening drive, and the defenses traded three-and-outs. Long broke the deadlock with a touchdown catch and added a second one before the break.

The teams stayed close the rest of the way. Bolivar’s two touchdown drives supplied enough points to send the Liberators through.

Game details were reported by KSNF.

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Eastwood quarterback Brayden Luidhardt threw five touchdown passes Friday, Nov. 6, leading the Eagles to a 41–25 win over Port Clinton in Ohio’s Division V, Region 18 playoffs.

Senior receiver Cam Schumaker was on the other end of four of those touchdown passes. Eastwood took a 21–12 lead into halftime and added 20 points after the break.

Port Clinton scored 13 points in the second half, but the Eagles expanded the lead and moved on from the second round.

Game details were reported by Sentinel-Tribune.

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Fountain Inn turned three fourth-quarter takeaways into separation Friday, Nov. 6, beating Catawba Ridge 41–24 in the first round of South Carolina’s Class 4A playoffs.

Catawba Ridge opened the scoring on an 11-yard pass from Caleb McCree to Calvin Rocheleau. The Fury answered with two rushing touchdowns, including a 6-yard run by CJ Thomas-Anderson, to go up 14–6.

Will Gambrill’s long completion to Colten McCauley set up Boston Halpin’s 2-yard touchdown run before halftime. Catawba Ridge stayed close through three quarters before the late turnovers gave Fountain Inn control.

Game details were reported by Fort Mill Sun.

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South Granville broke a 21–21 halftime tie Friday, Nov. 6, to beat South Brunswick 31–29 and advance in the North Carolina playoffs.

Quarterback Elijah Litz threw for 239 yards and three touchdowns for the Vikings. His passing helped South Granville keep pace in a first half in which both teams scored 21 points.

South Granville outscored South Brunswick 10–8 after halftime. That two-point difference decided the game.

Game details were reported by MaxPreps.

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Dom Courtad ran for two first-half touchdowns Friday, Nov. 6, as Walsh Jesuit built a 17–0 lead and beat Archbishop Hoban 20–7 in an Ohio Division II, Region 5 quarterfinal.

Courtad had 77 yards on 19 carries by halftime. Walsh Jesuit quarterback Kinzy Shea completed seven of his first nine passes for 106 yards, with Cam Brunson catching four passes for 70 yards before the break.

The Warriors intercepted two first-half passes and got a 44-yard field goal from Oliver Nonno to take a three-score lead into the break. Hoban scored after halftime, but Walsh Jesuit kept the margin in double digits.

Game details were reported by Akron Beacon Journal and Kee On Sports.

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St. Marys trailed by two at halftime Friday, Nov. 6, then held Jefferson County North scoreless after the break to win 24–8 in the Kansas Class 1A playoffs.

The Chargers opened the scoring on Knox Heston’s 2-yard run and Evan Noll’s conversion. Jefferson County North kept St. Marys off the scoreboard until Jace Hurla broke a 68-yard touchdown late in the second quarter.

The long run left St. Marys down 8–6 at halftime. The Bears scored 18 unanswered points after the break to advance.

Game details were reported by Kansas State High School Activities Association and The Associated Press.

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Federal Way scored on every first-half possession Friday, Nov. 6, in a 54–0 win over West Seattle that secured a spot in the Washington state tournament.

Ray Rondon scored twice for the Eagles. Quarterback Cordae Norling threw a touchdown pass to Kaicen Carter and caught a touchdown pass himself.

West Seattle was held scoreless throughout, leaving Federal Way with a shutout to go with its state tournament berth.

Game details were reported by Hyperlocal Loop and MaxPreps.

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Topsail got two touchdowns from Kyle Albert and held Fuquay-Varina to seven points Friday, Nov. 6, winning 34–7 on the road to advance in the North Carolina playoffs.

Tyler Vickers gave the Pirates another way to move the ball through his connection with Carter Reitan. On one play, Vickers escaped pressure before finding Reitan downfield for a long completion.

Ryan Strickland helped set the defensive tone with an early tackle. Topsail carried that balance between its running game, passing game and defense into a 27-point road win.

Game details were reported by WWAY.

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