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Center Grove 48, Ben Davis 20
The Trojans used a dominant second half to roll past the Giants.
Most of the first half was a defensive grinder as defenses from both teams imposed their will and no team gave much separation.
Connor Fruits got things started early for the Trojans as he took the ball into the end zone from 35 yards out to give Center Grove a 10-0 lead with 11:02 left in the half. The Giants responded quickly, as Trent Gipson scrambled into the end zone from 25 yards out as Giants as cut the Trojans lead to 10-7.
The Trojans defense came up big to open the second half, as James Schott came up with an interception and took it to the house from 50 yards out making it 20-7. The Trojans quickly got the ball back as they recovered a costly Ben Davis fumble and just a few short plays later Tayven Jackson found Connor Delp in the back of the end zone to give the Trojans a 27-7 lead with 9:36 left in the quarter.
Daniel Weems got in on the action as well, as he busted up the middle of the Giants defense for another score and a 34-7 lead.
“We just needed to stop the bleeding tonight,” said Center Grove coach Eric Moore said. “Tonight, we found the strength and we made some big plays. When you make big plays like we’re capable of that is when good things happen.”
Center Grove 3 10 21 7 — 48
Ben Davis 0 7 7 6— 20
Scoring Plays
CG — FG Austin Watson 29
CG — Connor Fruits 37 run (Watson kick)
BD — Trent Gipson 24 run (Zach Fox kick)
CG — FG Austin Watson 25
CG — Jackson Schott interception return (Watson kick)
CG — Connor Delp 18 pass from Tayven Jackson (Watson kick)
CG — Daniel Weems 16 run (Watson kick)
BD — Gipson 3 run/pass (Fox kick)
CG — Mitchell Evans 1 run (Watson kick)
BD — Ronny Edwards 14 pass from Gipson (kick blocked)
Individual Stats
Rushing— Center Grove: Weems 10-156, Fruits 7-97, Mitchell Evans 13-47, Delp 9-38, Jackson 2-(minus-5), Team 1-(minus-1). Ben Davis: Gipson 16-44, Alijawon Hassel 16-36, Trez Cushingberry 5-9, Christopher Peters 1-2, Antonio Woods 1-(minus-6).
Passing— Center Grove: Jackson 3-5-1, 65. Ben Davis: Gipson 14-28-2, 213.
Receiving— Center Grove: Delp 2-56, Trent Veith 1-9. Ben Davis: Jaden Brown 2-56, Adrian Reese II 5-44, Jaylen Nolan 1-40, Peters 2-31, Edwards 1-14, Daylan Carnell 1-10, Robert Peters 1-9, Reggie Scruggs 1-9.
Fishers 27, HSE 6
FISHERS– The Fishers football team is 4-0 for the first time in 10 years and second time in school history. While that’s an impressive feat in itself, it becomes even more remarkable considering it matches the Tigers’ win total from last season’s 4-7 campaign.
Fishers used a dominant defensive effort and third-quarter offensive outburst to pull away arch-rival Hamilton Southeastern 27-6 on Friday night in front of a huge crowd at Fishers High School.
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Although Fishers’ stats aren’t jumping off the page so far this season, they’re finding ways to win. On Friday, the Tigers (4-0, 2-0 Hoosier Crossroads Conference) did the little things to win. In the first half, they recorded an interception, punted well and blocked a field goal as time expired in the second quarter.
Offensively, the Tigers put the game away by scoring touchdowns on back-to-back drives in the third quarter – the first a 26-yard TD pass from senior quarterback Marcus Roux to Jeffery Simmons to push the lead to 13-0 and the second on a seven-yard scamper from senior tailback Dylan Scally to give Fishers a 20-0 lead.
Scally finished with 73 yards rushing on 18 carries. HSE quarterback Andrew Hobson threw for 259 yards passing, but was intercepted twice.
HSE drops to 1-3 and 0-3 in the HCC.
Fishers 7 0 14 6 — 27
HSE 0 0 0 6 — 6
Scoring Plays
F – Marcus Roux 1 run (Jack Phillips kick)
F – Jeffrey Simmons 26 pass from Roux (Phillips kick)
F – Dylan Scally 7 run (Phillips kick)
F – Roux 6 run (kick failed)
HSE – DeAndre Rhodes 16 pass from Andrew Hobson (kick failed)
Individual Stats
Rushing — HSE: NLja Wilson 7-28, Tylin Taylor 6-25, Andrew Hobson 9-21, Tony Myers 1-1. Fishers: Dylan Scally 18-73, Marcus Roux 12-57, Shaun Kim 11-57, Reggie Cook-Graham 1-4.
Passing — HSE: Hobson 19-37-2-259. Fishers: Roux 8-19-0-71.
Receiving — HSE: Nathan Wolf 4-82, Ben Boysen 7-78, DeAndre Rhodes 3-46, Tony Myers 3-28, Luke Childers 2-25. Fishers: Jeffrey Simmons 2-33, Nick Leath 4-31, Silas Martin 1-8, Cook-Graham 1-(-1).
Warren Central 40, Lawrence Central 21
Fresh off a huge win against rival Lawrence North, the Lawrence Central Bears hoped to push their luck against class 6A No.2 Warren Central. Unfortunately for the Bears, they met a stout Warren Central offense who controlled the clock throughout the game. The Warriors established a running game early on and never winced back. However, the Warriors’ rushing offense wasn’t the most impressive part of their performance. Rather, It was their passing offense led by senior quarterback Cobe Moore. Moore diced up the Bears defense finishing with three passing touchdowns in route of a 40-21 win.
“The key to the offense tonight was just keeping confidence,” Moore said. “The last three weeks have been kind of rough for us, but we’ve been working pretty hard at practice lately.”
Moore wasn’t the only one making plays. He connected twice in the red zone with the 6-foot 3-inch Mikal Clarke. Running back and safety Randy Wells also had a great game both on the ground and disturbing the Bears offense. He racked up a rushing touchdown and snagged an interception.
On the other side, poor special teams play resulted in two Lawrence Central kick return touchdowns, including one that went 99 yards. With each kick return, the Bears breathed new life. However, each spark was often put to rest by an outstanding Warrior defense. Regardless, Bears quarterback Jasen Graves made a few key plays to keep the team from falling too far behind. Late in the third, Graves took it into his own hands on an impressive 35-yard rushing touchdown on a fourth down. Running back Cortaveon Barnett also put on a show with a kick return touchdown and a few highlight plays. The Warriors defense prevailed in the end, forcing the Bears off the field often.
Warren Central improves their record to 3-1 and heads to Ben Davis next week to take on the Giants. Lawrence Central falls to 1-3 on their way to Pike.
Warren Central 3 14 14 9 — 40
Lawrence Central 0 7 7 7— 21
Scoring Plays
WC — FG Joe Jackson 24
WC — Randy Wells 17 run (Jackson kick)
LC — Cortaveon Barnett-Bonds 99 kickoff return (Daniel Anderson kick)
WC — Mkal Clarke 14 pass from Cobe Moore (Jackson kick)
WC — Clarke 15 pass from Moore (Jackson kick)
LC — Jasen Graves 28 run (Anderson kick)
WC — Travis Upshaw 66 pass from Moore (Jackson kick)
WC — Willie Eaton 65 interception return (Jackson kick)
LC — Elijah Gaskin 90 kickoff return (Anderson kick)
WC — Safety, quarterback sacked in end zone
Individual Stats
Rushing— Warren Central: Wells 13-95, De’Marion Harris 18-86, Team 1-(minus-2), Moore 5-(minus-4). Lawrence Central: Barnett-Bonds 10-50, Graves 12-45, Jayden Whorton 2-6, Treveon Gilmore 2-(minus-1), Monte May 1-(minus-3).
Passing— Warren Central: Moore 9-14-0, 136. Lawrence Central: Graves 8-18-2, 84.
Receiving— Warren Central: Upshaw 2-72, Clark 5-58, Chris Atkins 1-4, Wells 1-2. Lawrence Central: Jaden Fuel 4-36, Gilmore 2-32, Gasking 2-16.
Decatur Central 47, Martinsville 18
The Decatur Central Hawks handled their business at home on Friday nightby defeating the Martinsville Artesians by a score of 47-18. Martinsville entered the week ranked ninth in 4A, while Decatur Central received four votes in the 5A rankings.
However, the 9th ranked 4A team was unable to get any offense going in the first half.
On the other end, the Hawks started off quick, scoring two touchdowns in their first two drives, both coming off long TD passes on 4th down situations.
“Martinsville beat us least year, our kids knew we had to get off to a hot start,” said Decatur Central Head Coach Kyle Enright. “I thought we played pretty darn well in the first half.”
The Hawks dominated the first half. They entered the break with a 28-6 lead, and Martinsville had only just managed to sneak in the end zone before half. This touchdown gave the Artesians some momentum as they quickly added another once the third quarter started.
That momentum quickly shifted as Decatur Central turned to the ground game. They ate up big chunks of the clock in the second half, and nearly always ended in the end zone. Whenever Martinsville did get the ball, the Hawks defense was able to manage anything that came at them.
The Artesains were able to get in the end zone again in the fourth quarter, however it was far too little and too late. The Hawks emerged victorious by 29 points.
“I’m really proud of them, they came out and fought,” Enright said. “Looking forward to next week against our rival, Mooresville.”
Decatur Central will travel to Mooresville next week to face off against the first ranked team in 4A while Martinsville will host Franklin Community High School.
New Palestine 49, Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 7
The New Palestine Dragons extended their regular season winning streak to 58, tied for third longest in state history, with a 49-7 victory over Hoosier Heritage Conference rival Mt. Vernon. The win was also New Palestine’s eighth straight over the Marauders.
New Palestine’s dominance over Mt. Vernon this decade is apparent in more than the win column. Entering Friday’s game, the Marauders hadn’t even scored a touchdown against the Dragons since 2015. This dry spell was remedied early in the game, however, when Mt. Vernon quarterback Shaun Shipley snuck into the endzone from the goal line to give the Marauders an early 7-7 tie with the Dragons. It would be the last time they scored.
The Dragons were their usual dominant selves in the ground game offensively but were uncharacteristically sloppy with blocking technique. Flags piled up for holding and illegal blocks in the back as New Palestine (4-0) saw solid play after solid play get erased.
“We were really sloppy,” New Palestine head coach Kyle Ralph said. “Like really, really sloppy by us. It was just uncharacteristic. I was glad that we were blocking physically. But sometimes when guys are upfield and trying so hard to get blocks, things happen. That was an exceptional amount of flags on our blocks. It definitely hurt us.”
Luckily for Ralph, he happened to have the state’s all-time leader in rushing yardage, Charlie Spegal, to turn to. While some of his runs were called back, there were plenty that were played clean. That was all Spegal needed.
New Palestine had Mt. Vernon’s defense lulled to sleep regarding the run game thanks to a bevvy of quick slants and screens in the first half. Not paying attention the Spegal can prove costly. Spegal galloped to four touchdowns on the day and amassed plenty of other devastating runs before being tracked down.
Mt. Vernon (3-1) was forced to hone in on Spegal, which opened the door for New Palestine quarterback Lincoln Roth to shine. Twice in the second half, he made the correct decision on a zone read and sprinted to an easy score. Buoyed by a tenacious defense, the Dragons never had to worry about a comeback past the first quarter and cruised to the victory.
New Palestine completes its three-game homestand next week when the 3-1 Pendleton Heights Arabians will pay a visit to Kelso Stadium.
Mooresville 31, Greenwood 7
Class 4A, No. 1 Mooresville used a ball-control rushing attack and took advantage of threefirst half Greenwood turnovers to romp to a 31-7 victory over the Woodman Friday.
The win moves to Pioneers to 4-0 overall and 2-0 in the Mid-State Conference. It’s also the third straight win over the Woodman after 10-straight losses in the series.
The tailback duo of Breken Greene and Caden Robinson helped the Pioneers dominate the game, combining for 173 yards on 30 carries (10-for-90 by Robinson) and three touchdowns (two for Greene).
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All told, Mooresville held the ball for 26:31 of the contest, which barely took two hours to finish, and ran up 239 yards rushing
The only Greenwood score came on a 89-yard kickoff return by Tanner Allen after the Pioneers took a 31-0 lead on a 30-yard field goal by Brock Bodell.
The Woodman, who were playing their first home game of the season, fell to 2-2 overall and 1-1 in league play.
Mooresville 14 7 10 0 -- 31
Greenwood 0 0 7 0 -- 7
M – Breken Greene 11 run (Brock Bodell kick)
M – Caden Robinson 1 run (Bodell kick)
M – Brayden Evans 17 pass from Kalija Perry (Bodell kick)
M – Greene 1 run (Bodell kick)
M – Bodell 30 field goal
G – Tanner Allen 94 kickoff return (Luke Roscoe kick)
RUSHING: (M) Breken Greene 20-83; Brayden Evans 4-25; Kalija Perry 9-37; Caden Robinson 10-90; Logan Pedigo 1-4; (G) Ethan Haessig 18-88; Noah Apgar 3-18; Oliver Rau 9--6;
PASSING: (M) Perry 7-15-0-80; (G) Rau 9-18-1-81.
RECEIVING (M) Dane Stevenson 1-9; Kyler Evans 1-4; Green 1-11; Brayden Evans 3-51; Nick Gregory 1-4; (G) Lenard Bolden 3-27; Luke Raker 3-27; Kaylor Smith 3-28.
Cathedral 31, Bishop Chatard 21
The Northside Knight of Columbus Trophy is returning to Cathedral.
The Irish were able to pull away from Bishop Chatard in the fourth quarter after trailing coming into the second half. Cathedral was able to capitalize on a Trojans fumble on the first play of the second half, leading to a 24-yard touchdown run from Daylen Hall to put the Irish up 10-7.
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Cathedral coach Bill Peebles opted to onside kick on the very next play. The decision proved to be the right one as the Irish recovered and turned it into a touchdown, establishing a 10-point lead Chatard was never able to fully recover from.
Quarterback Orin Edwards threw for 226 yards, rushed for another 129 and accounted for two total touchdowns. Trojans quarterback Kyle Cheek threw for 246 yards and one touchdown, but also threw two interceptions.
Cathedral 3 0 14 14 — 31
Bishop Chatard 0 7 7 7 — 21
Scoring Plays
C — FG Christian Alerding 29
BC — Kyle Cheek 8 pass from Andrew Sowinski (George Forsee kick)
C — Daylen Hall 24 run (Alerding kick)
C — Jake Langdon 9 run (Alerding kick)
BC — Cheek 1 run (Forsee kick)
BC — Thomas Coleman 29 pass from Cheek (Forsee kick)
C — Camden Jordan 88 pass from Orin Edwards (Alerding kick)
C — Edwards 73 run (Alerding kick)
IndividualStats
Rushing— Cathedral: Edwards 15-94, Hall 10-40, Langdon 8-34, Team 2-(minus-2). Bishop Chatard: Daylen Taylor 20-103, Derion Gilbert 2-8, Cheek 3-1.
Passing— Cathedral: Edwards 15-28-0, 226. Bishop Chatard: Cheek 14-27-2, 246; Sowinski 1-1-0, 8.
Receiving— Cathedral: Jordan 4-109, Brennan Wooten 3-40, Jordan Thomas 4-37, Nathan McCahill 1-20, Hall 1-14, David Perry 1-10, Langdon 1-(minus-4). Bishop Chatard: Coleman 6-99, Taylor 3-76, Sowinski 4-59, Jackson Bolen 1-12, Cheek 1-8.
Brebeuf Jesuit 20, Guerin Catholic 15
Guerin entered undefeated and dominated time of possession and number of offensive plays in Friday night’s Circle City Conference showdown between the Class 3A No. 5 Eagles and No. 8 host Brebeuf. Ordinarily, that’s a recipe that works in a team’s favor, but the Braves defense showed out in their homecoming game.
Brebeuf (3-1, 1-1 in the CCC) finished with 4.5 sacks, another six tackles for loss, and a game-sealing interception by do-it-all senior Gabe Wright in a 20-15 win.
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Wright, who finished with 100 receiving yards on seven catches and scored the game-winning touchdown with a 28-yard fourth-quarter reception, also blocked an extra point, returned kicks, played defensive back, and at times punted for the Braves. Senior quarterback Caleb Ellison completed 9-of-16 passes for 117 yards with two passing touchdowns and another 59 yards rushing with a touchdown.
Guerin (3-1, 0-1) ran 76 plays to the Braves’ 44, controlling the clock for nearly 30 minutes, compared to 18 for Brebeuf. Senior quarterback Christian Gelov threw for 232 yards on 18-of-26 passing for the Eagles. Senior Bernie McGuinness added 101 receiving yards with a touchdown on eight catches.
Brebeuf improved to 13-4 all-time versus the Eagles.
Brebeuf 7 7 0 6 — 20
Guerin 0 9 6 0 — 15
Scoring Plays
B –Jay Higgins 7 pass from Caleb Ellison (Alec Bevelhimer kick)
G – Christian Gelov 5 run (kick blocked)
B – Ellison 6 run (Bevelhimer kick)
G – Luke Etchison 32 FG
G – Bernie McGuinness 16 pass from Gelov (kick blocked)
B – Gabe Wright 24 pass from Ellison (pass failed)
IndividualStats
Rushing — Guerin, Gus Baumgartner 27-59, Gelov 21-40, Cameron Murray 2-6. Brebeuf, Jeremiah Jackson 15-37, Ellison 10-59, Manny Yansen 2-0, Wright 1-2.
Passing — Guerin, Gelov 18-26-1 232. Brebeuf, Ellison 9-16-0 117.
Receiving — Guerin, Elijah Edwards 3-32, Baumgartner 3-34, Dominic Ferrucci 2-32, McGuinness 8-101, Max McGreal 1-17, Brayden Hall 1-16. Brebeuf, Higgins 1-6, Wright 7-100, Jackson 1-11.
Plainfield 42, Perry Meridian 20
Plainfield 7 28 0 7— 42
Perry Meridian 0 6 7 7 — 20
Scoring Plays
P — Noah Hessong 37 pass from Aiden Moyers (Harris Nichols kick)
P — Rickey Alsum 6 run (Nichols kick)
P — Jarrett Stephen 1 run (Nichols kick)
PM — Aiden Warren 51 pass from Gavin Hart (kick failed)
P — Stephen 7 run (Nichols kick)
P — Ethan Monday 20 blocked punt return (Nichols kick)
PM — Warren 2 run (Nestor Gomez kick)
P — Evan Clark 31 pass from Cael Vanderbush (Nichols kick)
PM — Reggie McDonald 17 pass from Hart (Gomez kick)
Individual Stats
Rushing— Plainfield: Alsum 11-89, Stephen 11-26, Moyers 4-11, Vanderbush 1-6, Lennart Esser 4-1, Carson Works 1-0, Grant Starnes 1-(minus-1). Perry Meridian: Warren 23-110, Bailey Arnold 11-58, Payton Kistler 1-12, Jordan Foster 1-(minus-2), Mason Rohman 1-(minus-7), Hart 2-(minus-9).
Passing— Plainfield: Moyers 8-10-0, 105; Vanderbush 7-9-0, 102. Perry Meridian: Hart 15-32-2, 193, Warren 0-1-0, 0.
Receiving— Plainfield: Hessong 8-134, Clark 2-38, Seth Winegar 2-15, Jack Beebe 1-11, Brigham Wuest 1-9, Stephen 1-0. Perry Meridian: Warren 3-70, McDonald 6-65, Camden Kelley 2-35, Arnold 2-14, Eric Bednarz 2-9.
Franklin Central 17, Zionsville 14
Franklin Central 7 7 0 3 — 17
Zionsville 0 0 0 14 — 14
Scoring Plays
FC – Josh Ruley 1 run (Gabe Crutchfield kick)
FC – Kadyn Barr 100 interception return (Crutchfield kick)
Z – Colin Price 11 run (Chris Freeman kick)
Z – Price 29 run (Freeman kick)
FC – Crutchfield 19 FG
Individual Stats
Rushing — Zionsville: Price 38-168, Cole Wiseman 7-13; Franklin Central: Ruley 36-159, Peyton McClendon 2-5, A. Jordan 4-3, Peyton Viewegh 2-(minus-1).
Passing — Zionsville: Wiseman 9-23-3; Franklin Central: Viewegh 5-19-0.
Receiving — Zionsville: Brody Whitsell 4-68, Trey Firestone 2-14, J. John Heath 1-8, Price 2-(minus-1); Franklin Central: Aidan Ewers 1-28, S. Toe 2-13, McClendon 1-8, Ruley 1-1.
Franklin 15, Whiteland 13
Franklin 0 9 0 6 — 15
Whiteland 7 0 6 0 — 13
Scoring Plays
W – Melvin Taylor 21 run (Logan Beers kick)
F – Jalen Ward 1 run (kick failed)
F – Owen Mahin 27 FG
W – Chase Valentine 60 run (2-point failed)
F – Drew Byerly 12 run (2-point failed)
Individual Stats
Rushing — Franklin: Ward 23-162, Byerly 21-148; Whiteland: Taylor 17-101, Valentine 6-76, Desmen Singleton 5-18, Brant Kunz 3-17, Dalton Debaun 4-14, Gavin Lutz 5-8, Jaylen Dunlap 2-3.
Passing — Franklin: Byerly 7-20-1 56; Whiteland: Kunz 2-4-0 54, Taylor 0-1-0 0, Cody Atchley 0-1-1 0.
Receiving — Franklin: Max Lancer 2-14, Kole Laymon 1-13, Christian McClure 1-12, Isaiah Klein 1-11, Ward 2-6; Whiteland: Dunlap 1-43, Conner Albright 1-11.
Western Boone 27, Tri-West 13
Western Boone 20 0 0 7 — 27
Tri-West 0 0 13 0 — 13
Scoring Plays
WB – Spencer Wright 30 run (Jake Taylor kick)
WB – Brett Wethington 53 run (Taylor kick)
WB – Connor Hole 10 run (2-point failed)
TW – Skyler Marlowe 82 kickoff return (kick failed)
TW – Garrett Cora 3 run (kick good)
WB – Wright 3 run (Taylor kick)
Individual Stats
Rushing — Western Boone: Wethington 21-164, Robby Taylor 14-58, Wright 15-55, Hole 4-33; Tri-West: Cora 16-54, Bryce Hendershot 1-(minus-5), Luke Robertson 4-(minus-24).
Passing — Western Boone: Wright 4-8-1 29; Tri-West: Robertson 4-12-2 38.
Receiving — Western Boone: Hole 3-26, Connor Garrity 1-3; Tri-West: Domonique Pugilese 2-25, Zach Ingalls 1-7, Marlowe 1-6.
Danville 54, Crawfordsville 6
Kale Payne hit Luke Wooten for a pair of touchdown passes, Chandler Schubert topped the 100-yard mark and ran for two scores and Payne accounted for four touchdowns to lift the visiting Warriors (2-2, 1-0) to an easy Sagamore Conference win over the Athenians (0-4, 0-1).
Danville 26 21 7 0— 54
Crawfordsville 0 0 0 6— 6
Scoring Plays
D — Luke Wooten 31 pass from Kale Payne (Steve Herman kick)
D — Chandler Schubert 13 run (Herman kick)
D — Wooten 43 pass from Payne (kick blocked)
D — Schubert 39 run (kick failed)
D — Tyler Dostin 47 run (Herman kick)
D — Noah Wells 14 pass from Payne (Herman kick)
D — Payne 23 run ((Herman kick)
D — Graham Smith 10 run (Herman kick)
C —Noah Allen3 run (kick blocked)
Individual Stats
Rushing— Danville: Schubert 10-113, Dostin 3-71, Payne 5-68, Smith 5-25, C. J. Collins 1-21, Mathew McGovern 2-10, Brayton McMahon 2-9, Wyatt Gentry 1-6, Chris DeBenedetto 1-2. Crawfordsville: Allen 22-94, Cale McCarty 5-21, Sam Foster 2-12, Noah Heggemeier 2-0.
Passing— Danville: Payne 6-10-0, 128, Gentry 1-2-0, (minus-4). Crawfordsville: Cale McCarty 4-12-1, 47.
Receiving— Danville: Wooten 2-74, Wells 2-35, Dostin 1-11, Dominick Wynn 1-8, Smith 1-(minus-4). Crawfordsville: Heggemeier 2-28, Alex Hernandez 1-14, Carson Scott 1-5.
Cardinal Ritter 28,Speedway 0
Cardinal Ritter 0 7 14 7 — 28
Speedway 0 0 0 0 — 0
Scoring Plays
CR — Aiden Robinson 21 pass from Jack Henninger (Ben Valle kick)
CR — Robinson 27 pass from Henninger (Valle kick)
CR — Robinson 9 pass from Henninger (Valle kick)
CR — Ashton Hall 9 run (Valle kick)
Individual Stats
Rushing— Cardinal Ritter: Justin Browder 10-61, Hall 12-74, Gavin Crooke 4-42, Henninger 3-(minus-14). Speedway: DeeJay McFerson 6-14, Reis Walker 16-30, Donivan Beninger 3-20.
Passing— Cardinal Ritter: Henninger 14-19-1, 252. Speedway: Evan Owens 18-30-1, 202.
Receiving— Cardinal Ritter: Robinson 6-104, Crooke 1-48, Browder 2-36, Brayden Pagel 2-35, Timothy Godsil 1-22, Hall 1-13, Cris Knutson 1-11. Speedway: Beninger 6-79, McFerson 7-71, Noah White 1-30, Michael Miller Jr. 2-16, Carson Harrison 1-10, Walker 1-5.
Sheridan 36, Delphi 35
Sheridan 7 14 0 15 — 36
Delphi 7 6 14 8 — 35
Scoring Plays
Delphi - Lowry 5 pass from Jordan Roth (Gleason kick)
Sheridan - Silas Devaney IV 2 run (Hovey kick)
D- Mclain 39 pass from Roth (kick failed)
S - Cameron Hovey 6 run (Hovey kick)
S - Noah Ehrie 2 run (Hovey kick)
D - Jordan Roth to Jaden Roth 97 pass (Gleason kick)
d - Jordan roth to Jaden Roth 38 pass (Gleason kick)
S - Devaney IV 2 run (Hovey kick)
D - Jordan Roth 2 run (Jaden Roth pass from Jordan Roth)
S - Hovey 3 run (Devaney run)
Individual Stats
Rushing - S - Hovey 48-318, Evan Bourdon 7-38, Devaney IV 12-25, Ehrie 5-19, Peyton Cross 1-7. Delphi, Isaac Dekalb 10-8, Jordan Roth 4-24, Jayden Mcclain 1-7, Kullen Lowry 1-1, Peyton Roth 1-(minus-5).
Passing - Sheridan, Devaney IV 5-13-2, 128. Delphi, Jordan Roth 15-30-0, 357.
Receiving - Sheridan, Keenan Warren 3-73, Christian Clausen 1-47, Gavin Reners 1-8. Delphi, Roth 3-167, Kullen Lowry 4-33, Jaden Roth 6-99, Mcclain 2-58.
Westfield 34, Noblesville 14
Camden Simons passed for four touchdowns and 274 yards in Westfield’s win over Noblesville.
Westfield 13 7 7 7 - 34
Noblesville 0 0 7 7 - 14
Individual Stats
Rushing – WF: Jack Pfeiffer 5-18, Maximus Webster 1-(-20), Camden Simons 4-15, Micah Hauser 7-36, Eli Patchett 23-102-1.
Passing- WF: Camden Simons 21-26-1, 274.
Receiving- WF: Jacob Riddle 1-12.
Pendleton Heights 47, Greenfield-Central 6
Pendleton Heights 26 7 14 0 - 47
Greenfield-Central 0 0 0 6 - 6
Scoring Plays
PH – David Stahly 35 pass from Kirby Hess (Nick Taylor kick)
PH – Caden Mcclain 3 run (Taylor kick)
PH – Tristan Ross 12 pass from Kirby Hess (kick failed)
PH – Joe Rios 17 run (kick failed)
PH – Luke Bays 2 run (Taylor kick)
PH – Joe Rios 45 run (Taylor kick)
PH – Kamden Earley 2 run (Taylor kick)
GC – Brayden Herrell 5 run (run failed)
Individual Stats
Rushing – PH: Kamden Earley 9-64, Joe Rios 5-79, Kirby Hess 5-19, Ethan Ross 3-16, Luke Candiano 3-1, Ryan Graham 2-9, Clay Britt 1-32, Jack Elijah 1-12, Chaston Green 1-3, Caden Mcclain 1-3, Luke Bays 1-2.
Passing – PH: Kirby Hess 3-8-1 54.
Receiving – PH: David Stahly 1-35-1, Tristan Ross 1-12-1, Clay Britt 1-7.
Hamilton Heights 36, Northwestern 0
Hamilton Heights 14 19 3 0 - 36
Northwestern 0 0 0 0 - 0
Scoring Plays
HH – Cameron Knott 8 pass from Isaac Wilson (Michael Lecher kick)
HH – Colin Denham 5 run (Lecher kick)
HH – Blake Webel 3 run (kick failed)
HH – Brent Pennington 9 pass from Isaac Wilson (kick failed)
HH – Isaac Tuma 48 interception (Lecher kick)
HH – FG Lecher 35
Individual Stats
Rushing – HH: DeShawn King 4-29, Colin Denham 4-23, Blake Webel 5-1, Isaac Wilson 4-(-3), Blake Johnson 3-18, Isaac Tuma 1-1, Nate Hulen 2-4. NW: Jaelean Fowler 15-27, Logan Caudill 2-(-2), Nathanael Bilodeau 7-46, Cole Cardwell 5-16, Tommy Lunsford 2-4, A’marion Conyers 2-1.
Passing – HH: Isaac Wilson 11-22 208. NW: Logan Caudill 3-11-2 28
Receiving – HH: Cameron Knott 3-64, Isaac Tuma 5-98, Colin Denham 1-10, Brent Pennington 1-9, Ethan Rodriguez 1-27. NW: Nathanael Bilodeau 1-(-1), A’marion Conyers 1-15, Tommy Lunsford 1-14.
Cascade 51, Cloverdale 6
Cascade 14 7 23 7 - 51
Cloverdale 0 0 0 6 - 6
Scoring Plays
Cas – Jason Mantooth 11 run (Blake Stack kick)
Cas – Jason Mantooth 51 run (Stack kick)
Cas – Jason Mantooth 36 run (Stack kick)
Cas – Jason Mantooth 41 run (Stack kick)
Cas – AJ Sanders 44 pass from Dylan Kottkamp (Stack kick)
Cas – Stephen Alderson 31 run (Stack kick)
Cas – Safety
Cas – AJ Sanders 60 punt return
Clover - #34 run (2 pt failed)
Individual Stats
Rushing – Cas: Jason Mantooth 14-195, Dylan Kottkamp 3-(-26), Stephen Alderson 1-31, Zarik Chmielewski 1-15. Clover: #34 6-14, #22 23-64, #31 2-6, #20 3-19, #2 2-7, #10 1-(-12).
Passing – Cas: Dylan Kottkamp 3-8 76. Clover: #34 2-5 34
Receiving – Cas: AJ Sanders 2-59, Clay McPeek 1-17. Clover: #2 1-12, #21 1-22.
Scecina 55, Beech Grove 35
Scecina 0 21 20 14 — 55
Beech Grove 721 0 7 — 35
Scoring Plays
BG — Gavin Mitchell 79 run (Angel Fonseca kick)
BG — Mitchell 4 run (Fonseca kick)
Sce — Tyishaun Woods 65 run (Anthony Hentz kick)
BG — Mitchell 1 run (Fonseca kick)
Sce — Woods 15 run (Hentz kick)
Sce — Woods 1 run (Hentz kick)
BG — Donovan Bailey 21 pass from Mitchell (Fonseca kick)
Sce — Woods 14 run (Hentz kick)
Sce — Woods 30 run (kick blocked)
Sce — Thiery McCormick-Messer 10 run (Hentz kick)
Sce — Eli Phillips 62 run (Hentz kick)
Sce – Woods 6 run (Hentz kick)
BG — Teron Washington 87 run (Fonseca kick)
Individual Stats
Rushing— Beech Grove: Mitchell 14-131, Washington 11-117, Damonte Henderson 3-5, Damon Thompkins 1-1, Ayden Brooks 1-0. Scecina: Ty. Woods 24-329, Phillips 6-89, McCormick-Messer 2-20, Travion Woods 2-12, Calvin Connor 2-3, Aidan Ray 3-3, Luke Traylor 3-2.
Passing— Beech Grove: Mitchell 17-29-1, 194. Scecina: Traylor 5-11-0, 54, Ty. Woods 1-1-0, 6.
Receiving— Beech Grove: Keyonni Johnson 7-97, Bailey 3-44, Washington 2-26, Damon Thompkins 3-17, Shaun Small 1-17, Ayden Brooks 1-(minus-7). Scecina: McCormick-Messer 2-27, Liam Wright 2-23, David Baker 2-10.
Traders Point 42, Park Tudor 13
Traders Point 21 0 .7 14 — 42
Park Tudor 0 7 0 6— 13
Scoring Plays
TP — Kye Johnson 88 kickoff return (Gabe Sink kick)
TP — Sink 8 pass from David Hart (Sink kick)
TP — Hart 45 run (Sink kick)
PT — Ahmir Lloyd 7 pass from Reece Kizer (Harvey Lambert kick)
TP — Johnson 4 run (Sink kick)
TP — Johnson 38 pass from Hart (Sink kick)
TP — Johnson 73 run (Sink kick)
PT — Jonathan Harris 6 run (kick blocked)
Individual Stats
Rushing— Traders Point: Hart 17-140, Johnson 7-127, Titus Underwood 2-20, Elias Underwood 1-3. Park Tudor: Caden Whitehead 12-56, Lloyd 3-11, Harris 2-8, Kizer 22-7.
Passing— Traders Point: Hart 3-8-0, 57. Park Tudor: Kizer 14-24-2, 173.
Receiving— Traders Point: Johnson 1-38, Benjamin Bartels 1-11, Sink 1-8. Park Tudor: Lloyd 40196m C. J. Thomspon 6-47, Whitehead 2-8, Donovan Pitts 1-8, Team 1-3.
FINAL SCORES:
Avon 7, Brownsburg 3
Brebeuf Jesuit 20, Guerin Catholic 15
Carmel 24, Pike 7
Cascade 51, Cloverdale 6
Center Grove 48, Ben Davis 20
Columbus North 14, Roncalli 0
Covenant Christian 21, Manual 0
Danville 54, Crawfordsville 6
Decatur Central 47, Martinsville 18
Edgewood 26, Owen Valley 13
Franklin 15, Whiteland 13
Franklin Central 17, Zionsville 14
Lebanon 35, North Montgomery 30
Mooresville 31, Greenwood 7
New Castle 50, Shelbyville 0
New Palestine 49, Mt. Vernon 7
Pendleton Heights 47, Greenfield-Central 6
Plainfield 42, Perry Meridian 20
Ritter 28, Speedway 0
Shenandoah 22, Lapel 20
Sheridan 36, Delphi 35
Traders Point 42, Park Tudor 13
Triton Central 47, Monrovia 0
Warren Central 40, Lawrence Central 21
Western Boone 27, Tri-West 13
Westfield 34, Noblesville 14
