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  • Andover’s Defense Holds Off Hutchinson in 10–7 Playoff Win

    Andover stopped two early Hutchinson possessions in its own territory Friday, Nov. 6, on the way to a 10–7 Kansas Class 5A regional playoff win.

    Hutchinson running back Brodie McCuan helped the Salthawks reach the red zone on their opening possession. Andover sacked quarterback Davin Morgan, pushing Hutchinson out of field-goal range before the Salthawks turned it over on downs.

    Hutchinson got the ball back at the Andover 49 after a three-and-out, but the Trojans intercepted a halfback pass. Those two early stops helped Andover survive a game in which the teams combined for 17 points.

    Game details were reported by Hutch Post.

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  • Laurel’s Pass Rush Helps Deliver a 33–0 Playoff Shutout

    Laurel sacked the quarterback three times Friday, Nov. 6, and kept Greensburg Central Catholic off the board in a 33–0 Pennsylvania playoff win.

    Tyler Fuchs and Dom Willis accounted for all three sacks. Laurel got scoring contributions from Ethan Hamilla, Brayden Faulkner, Brody Geiwitz and Carson Mahoney.

    The shutout was the Spartans’ eighth win this season by at least 22 points. It sent them through to the next round.

    Game details were reported by MaxPreps.

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  • Conrad Weiser Reverses Regular-Season Loss to ELCO in Playoff Opener

    Conrad Weiser kept ELCO scoreless for three quarters Friday, Nov. 6, and won their District 3 Class 4A playoff rematch 20–6 after losing to the Raiders in the regular season.

    After a scoreless opening quarter, the Scouts put together a drive that included a 20-yard completion and ended with a 20-yard touchdown run. They went into halftime up 7–0 and doubled the lead in the third quarter.

    ELCO finally scored in the fourth, but the Scouts added six points of their own. The win improved Conrad Weiser to 7–4 and ended ELCO’s season at 6–5.

    Game details were reported by LebCoSports and PA D3 Football.

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  • Braden Stark Throws Five TDs in North Paulding’s Win Over Wheeler

    Braden Stark threw for 238 yards and five touchdowns Friday, Nov. 6, to lead North Paulding to a 45–7 win over Wheeler at Wolfpack Stadium in Dallas, Georgia.

    Wheeler stayed close for much of the first half before North Paulding opened a 24–7 lead by halftime. A 58-yard punt return by Micah Johnson set up the Wolfpack’s opening score, a touchdown pass from Stark to Presley Carr.

    North Paulding had already clinched its region title with a win over Cherokee the previous week. The Wolfpack closed region play with another convincing result against Wheeler.

    Game details were reported by Marietta Daily Journal.

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  • Boron’s Defense Posts Five Sacks in Playoff Shutout

    Boron recorded five sacks and kept Kern Valley off the scoreboard Friday, Nov. 6, winning 34–0 for its seventh straight victory and advancing in the California playoffs.

    Miiko Eyre accounted for three of the Bobcats’ sacks. On offense, Daxton Perkins rushed for 140 yards on eight carries and scored both on the ground and as a receiver.

    Jaxon Carter passed for 151 yards and three touchdowns. Boron advances to play Fowler.

    Game details were reported by MaxPreps.

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  • Caden Stack Runs for 223 Yards as South Johnston Advances

    Sophomore Caden Stack ran for 223 yards Friday, Nov. 6, in South Johnston’s 55–22 win over Felton Grove in the North Carolina playoffs.

    Stack averaged 12.4 yards per carry and broke a 79-yard run. The Trojans’ 33-point margin marked their fifth win this season by at least 22 points.

    South Johnston advances to face J.H. Rose on the road in the second round.

    Game details were reported by MaxPreps.

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  • Garfield Heights Turns Takeaways Into Playoff Win Over Benedictine

    Garfield Heights used a series of second-half takeaways to pull away from Benedictine 36–13 Friday, Nov. 6, and advance in the Ohio playoffs.

    The Bulldogs turned a Benedictine turnover into a quick touchdown in the third quarter, pushing the game to a running clock. Garfield Heights forced another turnover early in the fourth before Benedictine added its final touchdown.

    Byron Turner scored twice for Garfield Heights. Kai Caldwell accounted for one of Benedictine’s two touchdowns.

    Game details were reported by Kee On Sports.

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  • Malique Campbell Scores Three Times as Wyoming Valley West Wins Rematch

    Wyoming Valley West turned a two-touchdown regular-season loss to Hazleton Area into a 35–7 home playoff win Friday, Nov. 6, in Pennsylvania’s District 2/4 Class 6A subregional.

    The Spartans stopped Hazleton’s opening drive short of the red zone. Damian Eastman then found Malique Campbell for a 23-yard touchdown with 1:24 left in the first quarter, putting Wyoming Valley West ahead 7–0.

    Campbell scored three touchdowns and passed 1,000 rushing yards for the season. The win sent the Spartans through to the next round.

    Game details were reported by PA Football News.

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  • Lake County Perry Holds Central Catholic to 95 Yards in Playoff Shutout

    Top-seeded Lake County Perry held Canton Central Catholic to 95 yards of offense Friday, Nov. 6, and advanced in Ohio’s Division V, Region 17 playoffs with a 37–0 home win.

    Perry turned a safety into a bigger swing when Traxton Richards returned the ensuing kick 60 yards for a touchdown. Richards later scored on a 17-yard run.

    Michael Niedzwicki added a rushing touchdown and a receiving touchdown. Carter Hopkins led Perry on the ground with 62 yards on 11 carries.

    Game details were reported by The Canton Repository.

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  • Five Interceptions Help Chesnee Put Away Pendleton

    Chesnee intercepted five passes Friday, Nov. 6, to go with a 70-point offensive night in a 70–35 South Carolina playoff win over Pendleton.

    Five different Eagles recorded an interception. Jay Gardner took his back for a touchdown as Chesnee pulled away from a Pendleton team that still scored 35 points.

    The result sent Chesnee into a matchup with Crescent and marked the Eagles’ fifth win of the season by more than 20 points.

    Game details were reported by MaxPreps.

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