High school football roundup for Friday, Oct. 3 (Week 8)

Region 2

Bingham 34, Copper Hills 10

Bingham (3-5) cruised to a 34-10 victory over Copper Hills (3-5) in a Region 2 matchup thanks to a strong rushing performance. Bingham’s Owen Peterson found the end zone three times, including a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns from 22 and 19 yards, putting the game out of reach for Copper Hills. Teki Finau got the scoring started for the Miners with a 22-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. Copper Hills managed a 24-yard field goal by Jael Chavez just before halftime and a late 7-yard touchdown pass from Skyler Thomas to Beck Osmond, but it was not enough to close the gap. Bingham’s Tucker Brown also contributed with two field goals and four extra points to round out the scoring.

Westlake 31, Riverton 28

Westlake (5-2) held off Riverton (3-4) in a tight Region 2 contest, prevailing 31-28 despite a lengthy weather delay. Westlake’s Bosten Fountaine connected with Malik Sika for a scoring pass on two occasions, including a 67-yard touchdown in the first quarter and a 21-yard score in the third. Riverton fought back with Xander Thayer’s 30-yard rushing touchdown in the third quarter that cut the deficit. Trailing by three points, Riverton couldn’t capitalize in the closing minutes of the game. Coleman Garn’s 73-yard blocked kick return with seconds left in the second quarter was one of Riverton’s key plays, but Westlake’s balanced attack in the third quarter proved decisive.

Region 3

Lehi 26, American Fork 3

Lehi (4-3) dominated American Fork (6-2) in a Region 3 matchup, securing a 26-3 victory before the game was called due to lightning with 9:40 left in the fourth quarter. The Pioneers jumped ahead early with a 6-yard touchdown pass from Wyatt Bingham to Devaughn Eka and a 72-yard touchdown run by Eka, both in the first quarter. Bode Hammond added three field goals, including a 42-yarder as the first half expired, to extend Lehi’s commanding lead. American Fork’s only scoring came from a 43-yard field goal by Jett Prestwich in the second quarter. Eka cemented Lehi’s lead with a 12-yard touchdown run early in the third quarter, as Lehi’s defense kept the Cavemen out of the end zone throughout the game.

Region 4

Hillcrest 28, Cyprus 7

Hillcrest (2-6) cruised to a 28-7 victory over Cyprus (4-4) in a Region 4 matchup that was called at halftime due to lightning. The Huskies took control early, with K’Von Houston delivering a commanding performance, throwing three touchdown passes. Levi Lavaka scored first with a 42-yard reception from Houston in the first quarter at 7:26. Houston then found Grady Court for an 85-yard touchdown early in the second quarter, extending the lead to 28-7 before the game was halted. Cyprus’ only score came on a 21-yard run by Edward Amuia late in the second quarter. Hillcrest’s defensive effort, paired with Houston’s accurate passing, paved the way for their decisive win.

Taylorsville 21, Kearns 14

Taylorsville (1-7) emerged victorious against Kearns (1-7) in a Region 4 matchup, rallying late for a 21-14 win. The Warriors secured the game with Jamaal Muridi’s decisive 13-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. Masi Filipe opened the scoring for Taylorsville with an 8-yard run in the first quarter. Kearns managed to keep the score tied heading into the final period thanks to Dayton Vallejo’s 5-yard run. However, Taylorsville’s Cisco Vargas delivered a 9-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter, giving the Warriors momentum. Despite Javier Garcia’s response with a 6-yard run for Kearns, Taylorsville’s ground game proved too much in the final minutes.

West 63, West Jordan 0

West (7-1) dominated West Jordan (5-3) in a Region 4 game, triumphing 63-0. Kamden Lopati was the standout for the Panthers, throwing six touchdown passes, including a 71-yarder to Jaxon Toala early in the first quarter. West built an imposing 28-0 lead by the end of the first quarter, and Lopati’s 55-yard TD connection with Mani Tu’uao at 0:02 left in the second quarter emphasized their offensive blowout. Fui Pikula added to the onslaught with a 12-yard touchdown catch from Pau Fonoti midway through the fourth quarter. The Panthers’ defense silenced the Jaguars, keeping them scoreless throughout the game.

Granger 54, Hunter 0

Granger (7-1) dominated Hunter (3-5) with a comprehensive 54-0 victory in a Region 4 matchup. Granger’s offense was relentless from the outset, with Owen Griffin connecting on multiple touchdown passes, including a 59-yard strike to Uli Figiel early in the first quarter. Figiel was instrumental, scoring on a 59-yard interception return in the third quarter. Mateni Puamau contributed significantly with long scoring plays, including a 44-yard touchdown reception and a 43-yard run in the fourth quarter. Granger’s defense held Hunter scoreless, showcasing a dominating performance that kept the Wolverines at bay for the full game.

Region 5

Fremont 48, Box Elder 30

Fremont (5-2) defeated Box Elder (6-1) in a high-scoring Region 5 game, 48-30. The Silverwolves established their dominance early, with Salesi Moa catching a 34-yard touchdown pass from Manase Tuatagaloa and Cam Graves contributing with a 48-yard field goal in the first quarter. Fremont surged further in the second with a pair of touchdowns from Cade Hadley and another Moa touchdown reception, giving them a commanding halftime lead. Despite Box Elder’s attempts to close the gap, including a 51-yard touchdown run by Judd Howells, Fremont maintained their position, sealing the game with a late 5-yard touchdown pass from Calvin Cooper to Moa. Moa’s standout performance and the timely contributions from Tuatagaloa and Hadley kept the Silverwolves firmly in control throughout the match.

Region 6

Brighton 28, Woods Cross 21

Brighton (3-4) secured a 28-21 victory over Woods Cross (5-2) in a Region 6 matchup that was delayed twice by weather, pushing the game’s end to 11 p.m. The Bengals took an early 14-0 lead in the first quarter with scores from a 48-yard pass from Ryce Palepoi to Cole Heemeyer and a 35-yard run by Slade Taylor. Heemeyer added a 3-yard touchdown run just 16 seconds before halftime, giving Brighton a 21-7 advantage at the break. Woods Cross fought back with touchdowns in each of the remaining quarters, including a 67-yard pass from Marcus Stepan to Teiyon Halbasch, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Brighton’s lead. Jayce Evans’s 32-yard touchdown reception from Palepoi at 8:48 in the third quarter proved crucial to maintain the Bengals’ edge.

Bountiful 42, Alta 31

Bountiful (3-4) leveraged a powerful defensive performance and strategic scoring to overcome Alta (2-5), 42-31, in a Region 6 matchup. Critical plays included Aisake Willis’ 60-yard interception return for a touchdown with just 18 seconds left in the first half, establishing momentum for the Redhawks. Siaki Fekitoa fueled Bountiful’s offense with impactful runs, including a 53-yard dash late in the second quarter and an 8-yard scoring run in the third. Alta’s Tucker Brown connected with Trevyn Fabrizio for two touchdowns, including an 80-yard strike in the fourth quarter, as the Hawks tried to close the gap. Despite their efforts, the Redhawks’ scoring consistency sealed the victory.

Olympus 24, Viewmont 0

Olympus (3-4) shut out Viewmont (4-3) with a commanding 24-0 victory in a Region 6 matchup that concluded with 9:12 left in the fourth quarter. The Titans’ Preston Ferran showcased a versatile performance, throwing a pair of touchdown passes to Adam Bywater, including a 12-yard scoring play with just over a minute left in the second quarter. Ferran also added a 6-yard rushing touchdown early in the fourth quarter. Colter Rollins contributed with a 28-yard field goal to open the scoring and consistently converted extra points. Viewmont’s offense was stifled throughout the contest as the Titans’ defense held the Vikings scoreless.

Region 7

Spanish Fork 20, Maple Mountain 14

Spanish Fork (3-5) edged out Maple Mountain (1-7) in overtime, securing a 20-14 victory in a Region 7 matchup. Nixon Warren powered in for a 1-yard touchdown run during the overtime period to clinch the win for the Dons. Earlier, Spanish Fork established an early lead with a 40-yard touchdown pass from Gage Christensen to Mason Snow and a 1-yard rushing score from Christensen, taking a 14-0 advantage into halftime. Maple Mountain rallied in the second half with a 14-yard touchdown pass from Cole Allred to Kyren Jones and a 1-yard rushing touchdown by Uhila Wolfgramm, tying the game at 14-14 late in the fourth quarter. Despite the comeback, the Golden Eagles couldn’t maintain their momentum into overtime, falling short against the Dons’ decisive play.

Springville 28, Timpview 0

Springville (6-1) dominated Timpview (3-4) with a 28-0 victory in a Region 7 game that was called with 4:45 remaining due to lightning. The Red Devils’ defense set the tone early as Siaosi Toki intercepted a pass and returned it 31 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter. Max Harris extended the lead with a 30-yard touchdown run in the second quarter, followed by two short touchdown runs by Tua Naufahu, including the final score with 5:44 left in the game. The Thunderbirds were unable to penetrate Springville’s defense, resulting in a shutout.

Payson 37, Wasatch 33

Payson (1-6) staged an extraordinary comeback to defeat Wasatch (3-4) 37-33 in a Region 7 clash, achieving the largest comeback in state history. Trailing 33-0 early in the third quarter, Payson’s Trevyn Wall ignited the rally with a 9-yard touchdown pass to Bryson Gull at the 7:02 mark. Wall continued his leadership by connecting with David Fullmer and Carson Wall for a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns. Carson Wall’s 22-yard pass to Trevyn Wall brought Payson within one score with 4:40 left. Trevyn Wall then sealed the win with a decisive 1-yard rushing touchdown with just 28 seconds remaining. Despite Logan Duncan’s third-quarter rushing touchdown, the Wasps were held scoreless in the final quarter.

Orem 50, Pleasant Grove 7

Orem (6-2) dominated Pleasant Grove (3-5) with a 50-7 victory in a Region 7 matchup. The Tigers scored 42 points in the first half, with Tayden Ka’awa throwing four touchdown passes, including two to Kaue Akana, the first a 42-yarder at 9:06 in the first quarter. Beckham Curtis contributed a 17-yard rushing touchdown in the opening quarter, and the Tigers’ defense capped off the scoring with a fumble recovery touchdown by Jag Ioane with 4:00 left in the fourth quarter. Pleasant Grove managed its lone score with a 2-yard run by Connor Ybarra in the second quarter. Orem’s decisive win was driven by a strong offensive performance and a resilient defense that kept the Vikings scoreless in three of four quarters.

Region 8

Timpanogos 29, Mountain View 28

Zack McCann connected with Tevita Mounga on a game-winning 2-point conversion with just 2.3 seconds remaining, lifting Timpanogos (3-5) to a dramatic 29-28 victory over Mountain View (4-3) in a Region 8 matchup. Timpanogos trailed 28-21 late in the fourth quarter before McCann’s 19-yard touchdown pass to Shane Eaquinto set up the decisive conversion. Earlier, Donovan Holloway sparked the Timberwolves with a 66-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. Mountain View was led by Hyrum Stafford, who scored three touchdowns, including a 2-yard run that gave the Bruins a late 28-21 lead. Timpanogos’ resilient performance marked an emphatic comeback, overcoming a first-quarter deficit to secure their third win of the season.

Provo 17, Park City 14

Provo (4-4) rallied past Park City (4-4) in a Region 8 clash with a fourth-quarter comeback, securing a 17-14 victory. Malik Filimoeatu scored the game-winning touchdown on a 2-yard run at 9:55 in the fourth quarter, capping off a strong performance that also included a 4-yard scoring run in the second quarter. Spencer Shuman’s 38-yard field goal early in the first quarter set the tone for Provo. Park City dominated the first quarter, with Owen Osorio’s impressive 71-yard touchdown run followed by a 17-yard touchdown pass from Josh Hofer to Eli Warner. However, the Miners were unable to score again as Provo’s defense held firm through the second half.

Salem Hills 42, Uintah 28

Salem Hills (4-3) secured a 42-28 victory over Uintah (1-7) in a Region 8 matchup. In a dominant outing, Ryder Hales led the SkyHawks with a 1-yard touchdown run at 5:28 in the second quarter and added a 20-yard touchdown scamper at 7:28 in the third. Hales also delivered a key 65-yard touchdown pass to Taige Bills late in the second quarter. Uintah’s Kache Barney attempted a comeback with a 5-yard touchdown reception from Landon Woods with 2:46 remaining, but Salem Hills’ Gordon Wilson sealed the game with a 40-yard interception return for a touchdown at 2:20 in the fourth quarter. Benjamin Staheli also contributed with a 43-yard rushing touchdown early in the first.

Region 9

Crimson Cliffs 35, Dixie 7

Crimson Cliffs (7-1) cruised to a 35-7 victory over Dixie (2-6) in a Region 9 matchup. The Mustangs jumped to an early lead with Tanoai Andresen connecting on a 35-yard touchdown pass to Briton Phillips in the first quarter. Andresen continued to dominate, scoring on a 5-yard run and linking up with Jaxson Holt for another touchdown pass in the second quarter. Defensively, Crimson Cliffs excelled as Austen Benson capitalized on a blocked kick for a 20-yard return touchdown early in the third quarter. Dixie’s lone score came from a 25-yard pass to Krew Berezay late in the first quarter. The Mustangs’ balanced offense and stout defense maintained their command throughout the game.

Pine View 23, Desert Hills 16

Pine View (6-2) held off Desert Hills (2-6) for a 23-16 victory in Region 9 play. The Panthers established a significant lead through a third-quarter 61-yard interception return by Tracen Graham and two field goals from Luke Luekenga. Trailing early in the fourth quarter, Desert Hills narrowed the gap with two short touchdown runs by Isaac Andresen but could not complete the comeback. The Thunder’s only other points came from a 33-yard field goal by Hayden Porter just before halftime. Russell Jacobs secured the win for Pine View with a 43-yard field goal in the fourth quarter.

Hurricane 38, Snow Canyon 24

A dominant second half propelled Hurricane (5-3) to a 38-24 victory over Snow Canyon (5-3) in a Region 9 matchup. After trailing 24-14 at halftime, Hurricane surged ahead thanks to a 74-yard touchdown pass from Dylan Gabriel to CJ Trump early in the fourth quarter, extending their lead and sealing the win. Gabriel threw three touchdown passes on the night, including an 8-yard score to Brody Jacobs and a 7-yard connection with Jacobs in the opening quarter. Austyn McRoberts added two touchdown runs for the Tigers, contributing to the comeback. Despite a strong second quarter performance featuring two touchdowns and a field goal, Snow Canyon was held scoreless in the second half.

Region 10

Skyline 53, East 21

Skyline (6-2) dominated East (2-6) in a Region 10 matchup, posting a decisive 53-21 victory that was called early due to lightning with 9:38 remaining in the fourth quarter. Xavier Cocci was instrumental for the Eagles, scoring three rushing touchdowns, including a 2-yard run late in the second quarter that contributed to a 24-14 halftime lead. Skyline’s George Steenblik ignited the scoreboard with a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the first quarter, and later added a 29-yard touchdown reception in the third. The Eagles’ defense also shone as Jonah Mailei returned an interception for a 43-yard touchdown early in the fourth quarter. East kept it competitive in the first half with Asaeli Otukolo and Dru Reuss each finding the end zone on short runs, but Skyline’s consistent offensive pressure was too much for the Leopards to handle.

Jordan 39, Cottonwood 19

Jordan (2-5) capitalized on a dominant first half to secure a 39-19 victory over Cottonwood in a Region 10 matchup. The Beetdiggers surged ahead with 26 points in the second quarter, highlighted by Jersey Alvillar’s 17-yard touchdown run and Gavin Gunnarson’s 40-yard interception return. Gunnarson also contributed on the ground with two rushing touchdowns. Cottonwood’s (0-8) offense came alive in the fourth quarter, with Nilton Deleme scoring on both a 40-yard and a 4-yard run, but it was too late to threaten Jordan’s commanding lead. Makai Anderson added a late defensive score for the Colts with a 45-yard interception return.

Highland 42, Juan Diego 0

Highland (4-3) secured a dominant 42-0 victory over a struggling Juan Diego (2-6) in a Region 10 matchup. The Rams established an early lead, with Vili Ripley scoring on a 10-yard run at 3:19 in the first quarter and repeating the feat for a 10-yard touchdown run at 6:50 in the second quarter. Highland’s Brody Dalton was efficient through the air, connecting with Zamiri Vaughn for a 48-yard touchdown at the 1:07 mark in the first quarter. Manase Wolfgramm showcased his playmaking ability with an 18-yard touchdown catch with 2:54 left in the second and a 50-yard run earlier in the same quarter. The Highland defense was impenetrable throughout the contest, keeping Juan Diego scoreless.

Region 11

Green Canyon 28, Tooele 0

Green Canyon (5-3) dominated Tooele (2-6) in a Region 11 matchup, leading 28-0 by halftime before the game was called early due to lightning. Bransen Munk connected with Cody Edelmayer for a 36-yard touchdown pass with 4:06 left in the second quarter, capping off the Wolves’ scoring run. Earlier in the game, Green Canyon capitalized on defense with Jaxon Calderwood’s 65-yard interception return for a touchdown in the first quarter. Huston Paremski added to the tally with a 2-yard touchdown run, and Micah Jenkins contributed a 10-yard rushing score. Green Canyon’s defense held Tooele scoreless throughout the shortened contest.

Mountain Crest 56, Bear River 0

Mountain Crest (4-3) dominated Bear River (2-5) in a 56-0 Region 11 blowout. Quarterback Brayden Larsen led the charge for the Mustangs, throwing four touchdown passes, including a 45-yard strike to Kael Olsen and a 28-yard connection with Kai Passey. Larsen also demonstrated his versatility with a 55-yard touchdown run in the second quarter. Mountain Crest took command early, scoring 35 points in the second quarter alone, while also keeping Bear River scoreless throughout the entire game. The Mustangs’ defense stifled the Bears’ offense, which struggled to gain momentum and failed to put points on the board.

Sky View 55, Deseret Peak 0

Sky View (5-3) dominated Deseret Peak as the game was called at halftime due to lightning, securing a 55-0 victory in a Region 11 matchup. The Bobcats jumped to a commanding lead in the first quarter with Jack Clark connecting on multiple touchdown passes, including a 16-yard strike to Tucker Stokes and a 29-yard pass to Zachary Oxborrow. Clark’s aerial assault continued in the second quarter with a 30-yard pass to Lincoln Ballard and another touchdown to Oxborrow. Xander Stokes added a 16-yard rushing touchdown, while Cooper Karren contributed with a 23-yard touchdown pass to Jack Clark. Unable to counter, Deseret Peak’s offense failed to score as Sky View’s relentless performance remained unanswered.

Ridgeline 40, Stansbury 6

Ridgeline (7-0) extended their perfect start with a commanding 40-6 victory over Stansbury (6-1) in a Region 11 showdown. The RiverHawks set the tone early with a 29-yard run by Noah Fiefia before piling on with two interception returns for touchdowns, one by Tayson Knighton and the other by Braxton Parry, in the third quarter. Ridgeline’s quarterback Nate Dahle also contributed significantly with two touchdown passes to Graham Livingston and a 58-yard strike to Fiefia. Stansbury’s sole score came late in the first quarter with a 29-yard touchdown pass from Brighton Reutzel to Lael Rhodes. Ridgeline’s defense held Stansbury scoreless in the second half, sealing their dominant performance.

3A North

Ogden 28, Union 26

Ogden (5-3) secured a narrow 28-26 victory over Union (3-5) in a competitive 3A North matchup. The Tigers built a commanding 28-6 lead midway through the third quarter, with Blake Weston contributing two rushing touchdowns and a 20-yard touchdown pass to Nash Bockwoldt. Union mounted a late comeback, cutting into the deficit with two fourth-quarter touchdowns, including a 4-yard run by JD Mojado at 2:13. Despite Union’s rally, Ogden’s earlier advantage was insurmountable, and they held on for the win. Blake Weston’s consistent offensive effort was pivotal in maintaining Ogden’s lead despite Union’s late surge.

Morgan 24, Grantsville 10

Morgan (7-1) secured its fifth consecutive victory over rival Grantsville (4-4) with a 24-10 win in a 3A North game. The Trojans took an early lead with a 27-yard field goal from Carter Gorham in the first quarter and widened the gap with a 6-yard touchdown run by Kanyon Leonelli in the second quarter. George Thurston added two key scores in the third quarter—an explosive 48-yard pass from Cade Randall and a 15-yard run—that solidified Morgan’s lead. Grantsville managed a late surge with a 6-yard run from Dallan Van Vliet in the third quarter and a 35-yard field goal by Brent Knickerbocker in the fourth, but the Cowboys could not overturn the deficit. Morgan’s strong defensive efforts kept Grantsville at bay, as the Trojans improved to 7-1 on the season.

Logan 36, Ben Lomond 0

Logan (3-4) cruised to a 36-0 victory over Ben Lomond in a 3A North game, which concluded at halftime due to adverse weather conditions. The match experienced a two-hour delay during the second quarter before resuming until the break to make it official. Logan’s offense sparked in the second quarter with Easton Favero throwing a 60-yard touchdown pass to Quinn Pingree and a 52-yard pass to William Ward.

3A South

Juab 35, Richfield 31

Juab (7-1) edged Richfield (5-3) in a tightly contested 3A South game, winning 35-31. The decisive blow came when Payton Myers hauled in a 19-yard touchdown pass from Price Armstrong with 5:00 remaining in the fourth quarter. Earlier, Brock Richards powered Juab’s offense with two rushing touchdowns, including an 8-yard run late in the third quarter. Richfield’s Colton White shone with a 70-yard touchdown reception from Cordon White, keeping the Wildcats competitive. The game saw multiple lead changes and intense scoring exchanges, with Juab ultimately prevailing.

Manti 35, North Sanpete 14

Manti (5-3) dominated North Sanpete (5-3) with a 35-14 victory in a 3A South game, taking control with a steady offensive performance. Manti’s Tala Taulapapa secured three touchdowns, including a 29-yard pass from Carter Mason in the fourth quarter, to cap off the Templars’ commanding outing. North Sanpete found some success through the air, as Chaetton Osborne hauled in two touchdown passes from Maddox Madsen, including a 50-yard strike in the second quarter. However, Manti’s solid defense and scoring consistency, highlighted by Tyler Steinfeldt’s two field goals and a productive rushing game, stymied the Hawks. Manti led throughout, capitalizing on early momentum and extending their lead to a decisive victory.

Cedar City 35, Canyon View 14

Cedar City (7-0) maintained its unbeaten record with a dominating 35-14 victory over Canyon View (4-3) in a 3A South game. Cedar City’s defensive prowess was highlighted by Junior Togiai-Bloomfield’s 95-yard interception return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter, sealing the win with 7:46 remaining. The Reds capitalized early with touchdowns from Braxton DeMille and Slade Parsons in the first quarter, giving them a quick 14-0 lead. Canyon View battled back to level the score in the second quarter with Ryder Miller’s 14-yard run and a 16-yard pass from Miller to Brock Neighbors. However, uninterrupted second-half touchdowns from Dylan Crowley and Gavin DeMille clinched the victory for Cedar City. With strong performances on both sides of the ball, the Reds solidified their standing at the top of their region.

2A North

South Summit 54, American Leadership 15

South Summit (4-4) dominated American Leadership (3-5) with a 54-15 victory in a 2A North matchup. The Wildcats scored 47 unanswered points through three quarters, showcasing a powerful offense led by Ian Mair, who threw two touchdowns to Blake Osguthorpe. Mair also contributed with two rushing touchdowns in the first quarter, one of which was a 15-yard dash. Bryce Pulver’s 42-yard run added to South Summit’s explosive first quarter, contributing to their 27-point lead. American Leadership managed late-game scores including an 85-yard kick return by Bulloch and a 44-yard interception return by Dominik Mendez, but it was too late to challenge the Wildcats’ commanding lead.

Summit Academy 43, Judge Memorial 14

Summit Academy (4-4) dominated in a 2A North matchup, defeating Judge Memorial (1-7) with a commanding 43-14 victory. The Bears set the pace early with a 5-yard touchdown pass from Beckham Meredith to Preston Mackowiak just over five minutes into the game. Liam Larson bolstered the lead with three rushing touchdowns, including a 31-yard dash in the second quarter. Judge Memorial’s Mavrick Middleton found the end zone twice with 2-yard runs, but the Bulldogs could not keep up with Summit Academy’s offensive momentum. Summit Academy’s strong second quarter, scoring 22 points, proved pivotal as they cruised to a comfortable win.

2A South

San Juan 81, Grand 6

San Juan (5-2) set a new school record for points in a game with a dominant 81-6 victory over Grand (0-7) in their 2A South matchup. Jagger Nieves was instrumental in the Broncos’ offensive explosion, scoring five touchdowns, including a 3-yard pass, a 70-yard punt return, and rushing scores of 15, 37, and 65 yards. Beau Yeomans contributed significantly through the air, throwing touchdown passes to four different receivers. San Juan raced to a 47-0 lead in the first quarter and never looked back, compiling a 74-0 advantage by halftime. Grand’s lone score came late in the fourth quarter on a 70-yard pass from Justin Kimmerle to Beto Carroll.

South Sevier 41, Emery 21

South Sevier (7-0) continued their perfect season with a commanding 41-21 win over Emery (2-4) in a 2A South matchup. After a promising start where Emery led 14-7 in the first quarter, South Sevier roared back with a flurry of scoring, including a 77-yard touchdown reception by Hudson Flinders from Bridger Bradshaw and a 55-yard bomb also from Bradshaw to Rayce Freeman. Bradshaw was instrumental, tossing three touchdown passes while also adding a 6-yard rushing score. Emery’s Trygg Jensen connected twice with Krae LeRoy in the opening quarter, but the Spartans were held scoreless in the fourth quarter as South Sevier’s defense tightened. Masen Healey added two rushing touchdowns for the Rams, capping a solid all-around performance.

1A North

Duchesne 48, Millard 14

Nashden Goodliffe starred for Duchesne (7-1) with a standout performance in their dominant 48-14 victory over Millard (4-3) in a 1A North contest. Goodliffe scored five touchdowns, including a remarkable 96-yard run late in the first quarter and an 82-yard sprint in the fourth. Duchesne built a commanding 41-0 halftime lead, with Rhett Clayburn also contributing a 25-yard touchdown reception. Millard’s Connor Stevens managed two late touchdowns on runs of 10 and 30 yards, but it wasn’t enough to challenge Duchesne’s imposing early lead. The victory solidifies Duchesne’s strong standing in the 1A North.

North Summit 54, North Sevier 15

North Summit (4-4) dominated North Sevier (1-7) in a 54-15 blowout during a 1A North game. The Braves exploded early with a 20-0 first-quarter lead, thanks to a pair of touchdown passes from Cru Richins to Kip Richins and Knox Woolstenhulme. By halftime, North Summit had extended their lead to 27-8. Cru Richins added an 11-yard rushing touchdown just before the half ended, and the onslaught continued in the second half. Key performances included Tayton Pace’s 29-yard touchdown run and Knox Woolstenhulme’s 31-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter. Brody Bulloch provided the Wolves’ highlights with a 31-yard receiving touchdown in the second quarter and an 85-yard kick return in the closing minutes of the game.

1A South

Beaver 55, Parowan 14

Beaver (6-2) dominated the 1A South game with a resounding 55-14 victory over Parowan (3-5). The Beavers started strong, building a 28-6 halftime lead with touchdown runs from Davin Orton, Bridger Blackner, and Dub Pender. Beaver extended their lead in the third quarter, highlighted by a 20-yard touchdown pass from Orton to Noah Wolff. Parowan managed two touchdowns, including a 26-yard pass from Hunter Bettridge to Tyson Bettridge, but struggled to catch up. Trey Bradshaw’s 6-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter sealed the game for Beaver, who displayed a well-rounded offensive effort.

Kanab 64, Enterprise 12

Kanab (7-1) cruised past Enterprise (3-5) with a dominating 64-12 victory in a 1A South region game. The Cowboys posted their sixth-highest point total in school history, with Grady Anderson capping the scoring barrage with a 57-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. Kanon Virostko added a 1-yard touchdown run earlier in the fourth, while Brogun Virostko contributed through the air with touchdown passes to Degan Swapp and Lattimer Glover. Kolton Blomquist and Hayden Gubler each found the end zone twice on the ground, as Kanab controlled the game from the start. Enterprise managed touchdowns in the first half, but was shut out in the second as Kanab’s defense clamped down.

Nonregion

Delta 28, Carbon 0

Delta (1-6) secured their first win of the season with a commanding 28-0 shutout against Carbon (2-6) in a nonregion matchup. The Rabbits’ ground game was unstoppable, led by Jett Rawlinson, who scored on runs of 3 and an impressive 71 yards. Brahm Rawlinson also contributed significantly with touchdown runs of 15 and 28 yards. Delta established their dominance early, posting a 14-0 lead in the first quarter and extending it to 21-0 by halftime. The Rabbits’ defense held strong throughout the game, keeping the Dinos scoreless.

Layton Christian 34, Providence Hall 8

Layton Christian (6-2) dominated a nonregion matchup against Providence Hall (2-6), securing a 34-8 victory before the game was halted at halftime due to lightning. Layton Christian’s Chris Monroe set the tone early with a 72-yard touchdown run late in the second quarter, contributing significantly to the Eagles’ offense. Monroe also connected with Thomas Vito on a 22-yard touchdown pass. Layton Christian’s Barack Muhindo added to the scoring with a 51-yard run, and Luis Froehlich caught a 4-yard pass from Monroe in the opening quarter. The Patriots managed to get on the board in the second quarter with a 31-yard pass from Andrew Taylor to Wyatt Martin, but it wasn’t enough to catch the surging Eagles.

Grace, Idaho 37, Rich 36

Grace rallied to edge Rich (6-1) 37-36 in a thrilling nonregion matchup. Trailing 29-22 entering the fourth quarter, the Grizzlies scored the game-winning touchdown in the final moments to stun the Rebels. Wilkes Weston was a standout for Rich, rushing for three touchdowns, including two in the second quarter as Rich grabbed a 22-14 halftime lead. Despite Weston’s efforts, Grace mounted a late comeback, securing 15 fourth-quarter points. With this win, Grace handed Rich their first loss of the season.

1A 8-player

St. Joseph 44, Panguitch 34

St. Joseph (4-3) capitalized on a strong offensive performance to secure a 44-34 victory over Panguitch (1-6) in a 1A 8-player nonregion matchup. Madden Bentley powered the Jayhawks’ offense with three touchdown passes, connecting twice with Izaiah Hebert, including a 51-yard score, and once with Hunter Roberts. Roberts also excelled on the ground, breaking free for a 68-yard touchdown run. St. Joseph’s defense contributed to the scoring as Hebert returned a fumble 29 yards for a touchdown. Panguitch fought back but struggled to contain the diverse scoring threats from St. Joseph, resulting in their sixth defeat of the season.

Milford 65, Water Canyon 0

Milford (5-2) showcased a dominant performance in their 65-0 victory over Water Canyon (1-5) in a 1A 8-player game. The Tigers scored the fifth most points in a single game in their history, led by a formidable passing attack from Carson Cheney, who connected with Boston Sullivan for touchdowns of 39, 83, and 27 yards. Milford’s defense was equally tenacious, with Haze Marshall returning an interception 95 yards for a score early in the fourth quarter. Griffin Walker added to the offensive fireworks with a 32-yard and a 35-yard touchdown catch, the latter thrown by Tyce Barnes. The Wildcats were stifled throughout, unable to score against Milford’s relentless defense.