Central Indiana high school football roundup: Week 1

Rain didn't dampen spirits for Week 1 of the high school football season. Here's a roundup of Friday's area action.

► Warren Central lived up to its No. 1 ranking, scoring early and holding on late against Center Grove. And David Bell proved he doesn't have to catch touchdowns to make an impact, via Insider Kyle Neddenriep.

► Gregg Doyel watched a high school football coach win his first game at his new school Friday, and then break down into tears of regret. Probably because the coach on the other sideline was his son. A must-read column.

► Bishop Chatard's season-opening win meant a bit more to the Trojans and their fans. Here's why.

► Stifling defense led Decatur Central to a shutout win over the Flashes.

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Avon 44, Plainfield 13

In the season opening matchup between Avon and Plainfield, the Orioles displayed just how potent their offense can be in a 44-13 victory. The Orioles made the most of their opportunities through the ground and air early to create separation. Ohio State commit Sampson James got started with a rushing touchdown to set the tone for the rest of the evening despite the Quaker defense showing promise early. Avon quarterback Henry Hesson exploited the Plainfield secondary, displaying his arm talent by throwing two long pass completions for touchdowns to put the Orioles up 21-0 at the half.

Avon returned from halftime starting where it left off. Avon pinned Plainfield by limiting their rush attack causing the Quakers to attempt to find success through the air. Plainfield would eventually score twice late in the second half. A 59-yard touchdown run by Sampson James followed by a touchdown run by Jalen Love proved to be too much for Plainfield. — Justin Byers

Avon       14 7 10 13 — 44
Plainfield  0 0  0   13 — 13

Scoring Plays

A — Sampson James 5 run (Nick Bandy kick)

A — Jalen Peterson 83 pass from Henry Hesson (Bandy kick)

A — Cohen Murrell 54 pass from Hesson (Bandy kick)

A — James 53 run (Bandy kick)

A — Bandy 33 field goal

A — Jalen Love 4 run (kick fail)

P — Cade Ritter 8 pass from Aidan Moyers (kick fail)

A — Bryce McDowell 10 fumble recovery (Bandy kick)

P — Ritter 12 pass from Moyers (Harris Nichols kick)

Rushing — Avon; James 15-148, Love 8-22, Alex Griffith 1-5, Peyton Garrett 1-2, Jarrett Stephen 1-0, Hesson 2-(-16). Plainfield; Tavian Gadia 13-41, Rickey Alsum 7-25, Logan Burdon 7-20, Moyers 5-(-18). 

Passing — Avon; Hesson 13-19-268-0. Plainfield; Moyers 14-21-162-1, Ritter 0-1-0-0. 

Receiving — Avon; Peterson 5-119, Wallace Stovall 4-73, Cohen Murrell 3-70, James 1-6. Plainfield, Ritter 7-101, Jack Beebe 4-31, Evan Clark 1-18, Brigham Wuest 1-8, Gage Henry 1-4.

Carmel 24, Trinity 21

A strong defense and late-game heroics led Carmel to a 24-21 victory of Trinity (Louisville) Friday night.

Trailing by four points with 1:25 to play, the Greyhounds led by senior quarterback Tyler Trent, marched down the field to score the game-winning touchdown with 28 seconds to play. Trent went 5-of-12 for 59 yards and found Sam Rogers on a slant pass in the end zone for the game-winning score.

“We never got down on ourselves,” Trent said. “This was a total team effort. The defense kept us in the game. The offensive line gave me time, and I found Rogers after he won his route.”

After the game, Carmel coach John Hebert credited the win to a “desire for excellence”.

“I’m so proud of these guys tonight,” he said. “I told them after the game their desire won this game. We aren’t there yet, but this proves we can do it.”

After Carmel turned the ball over in field-goal range late in the game, Hebert never lost confidence.

“I told the guys that even if they get the field goal, it’s a seven-point game. Luckily, they missed. Our offense stalled, but our defense stepped up as they did all game, and the offense stepped up when it mattered.” — Mike Williams

Trinity 7 7 0 7 — 21
Carmel 0 10 7 7 — 24

Scoring Plays

T — Geremiah Smith 2 run (Sebastian Mata kick)

C — C. Williams 49 pass from Gabe Quigley (Nick Calvert kick)

C — Calvert 20 FG

T — Luke McGuire 7 run (Mata kick)

C — Beau Robbins 40 fumble recovery (Calvert kick)

T -- Ryan Miller 35 pass from Seth Jutz (Mata kick)

C -- Sam Rodger 21 pass from Tyler Trent (Calvert kick)

Rushing — Trinity: Smith 18-70, McGuire 12-33, David Florence 1-4, Jutz 8-(-16). Carmel: Quigley 3-39, Camari Hunt 14-34, Erik Allen 6-5, Trent 4-(-17). 

Passing — Trinity: Jutz 18-28-126-0. Carmel: Trent 5-12-59-1, Quigley 2-9-62-1.

Receiving — Trinity: Kaelan Racculla 4-42, Smith 4-(-5), Miller 3-46, Liam Gray 3-19, A. Polombino 2-12. Carmel: Williams 2-57, Rodger 2-42, H. Van Beynen 1-13, Aiden Ellison 1-5, Camari Hunt 1-4. 

Cathedral 31, Noblesville 7

First-year coach Bill Peebles wasn’t sure what he was going to get when Cathedral took the Lucas Oil Stadium field against Noblesville in Friday’s season opener. By the end of the night, he had a better idea of what the Irish could be this after a 31-7 win over the Millers.

“I thought it was a good win for us,” Peebles said. “I still don’t know how good or not good we can be, but we did some good things and some bad tonight. We still have a lot of room to grow.”

The Irish got things going early in the first as Orin Edwards hit Evan Dawn from 20 yards out. From there the Irish would roll.

Defensively, Noblesville was suffocated all night by the Irish defense. Outside of a broken play late in the half that lead to a long Noblesville touchdown, the Irish were stout and forced two turnovers. — Joe Spears

Noblesville 0 7 0 0 — 7
Cathedral  14 10 0 7 — 31

Scoring Plays

C — Evan Dawn 20 pass from Orin Edwards (Christian Alerding kick)

C — Jake Langdon 6 run (Alerding kick)

C — Alerding 24 field goal

C — Chon’Dre Cissell 42 run (Alerding kick)

N — Luke Blevins 59 pass from Grant Gremel (Jack Knight kick)

C — Bo Sanders 40 pass from Orin Edwards (Alerding kick)

Rushing — Noblesville; Gremel 10-17, Jayden Barrett 1-8, Eddie Dziennik 6-5, Luke Blevins 1-(-4). Cathedral; Cissell 13-88, Langdon 10-45, Daylen Hall 6-25, Stuart Gomez 1-6, Nate McCahill 1-6, Colin O’Dell 1-2.

Passing — Noblesville; Gremel 11-29-159-1. Cathedral; Edwards 17-22-221-0.

Receiving — Noblesville; Brandon Lowe 3-21, Barrett 3-34, Wyatt Blades 2-19, Zach Blevins 2-15, Luke Blevins 1-59, Zach Gruver 1-11. Cathedral; Sanders 8-103, Haven Montefalco 3-53, Evan Dawn 2-30, Carson Caito 2-27, Gomez 1-6, Hall 1-2.

Hamilton SE 21, Lawrence Central 20

Adam Morris’ debut as Hamilton Southeastern coach won't be one he forgets anytime soon. After failing to convert so many times during the first half, his Royals battled back in the second half to beat Lawrence Central 21-20 in the nightcap at Lucas Oil Stadium.

The Royals scored the game-winning touchdown with 34 seconds remaining and forced their fourth turnover of the night on Lawrence Central’s final effort.

“I can’t believe it,” Morris said. “So many things did not go our way tonight. Our kids just responded and got a stop over and over again. They just kept fighting.”

It was Lawrence Central that got things going early. A pair of red zone touchdown runs by Bryce Anderson quickly put them up 14-0 in the first quarter.

While HSE had plenty of opportunities to get on the scoreboard in the first half, its offense floundered each time. 

Things started to turn for the Royals in the second half. Lawrence Central fumbled a punt deep in its own territory and the Royals converted just a few plays later on a short run by Matt Harris.

Lawrence Central would go down a few plays later but the Royals answered in a big way on both sides of the ball to seal the narrow win. — Joe Spears

North Central 31, Fishers 7

North Central used a plethora of offensive weapons in its 31-7 victory over Fishers in its season opener.

The Panthers rallied after their first drive of the game, which ended with a blocked field goal, and scored four touchdowns from four different players in the decisive win.

First on the board was senior quarterback Liam Thompson, who took it in himself on a 14-yard score.

“It’s awesome being able to have so many offensive weapons and the O-line did a great job up front,” Thompson said. “We did our job tonight, so we’ve got to enjoy it this weekend and get ready for next week.”

Big plays, like a 50-yard touchdown pass to Tre’Von Elliott, who also snagged a 51-yard reception later in the game, along with scores from Alex Tarver and Richard Hamilton led to the dominating victory.

Fishers scored its first – and only – touchdown with under 4 minutes remaining in the game on an eight-yard Mason McCartney touchdown catch.  — Robby General

Fishers           0 0 0 7 — 7
North Central 7 10 7 7 — 31

Scoring Plays

NC — Liam Thompson 13 run (Scott Hoeg kick)

NC — Tre’von Elliott 60 pass from Thompson (Hoeg kick)

NC — Hoeg 21 FG

NC — Alexander Tarver 8 run (Hoeg kick)

NC — Richard Hamilton 38 pass from Thompson (Hoeg kick)

F -- Mason McCartney 6 pass from Jon Vore (Jack Phillips kick)

Rushing — Fishers: HL Lewis 22-106, Dylan Scally 2-8, Phillips 1-4, Vore 1-(-3), Matt Noble 2-(-3). North Central: Tarver 20-120, Thompson 5-29, Elliott 1-24, Max Powell 10-14.

Passing — Fishers: Vore 13-36-103-0. North Central: Thompson 10-17-241-0.

Receiving — Fishers: Thomas Adams 4-37, McCartney 3-30, Nick Leath 3-23, Collin Statz 1-9, Aaron Murray 1-2, Josh Jackson 1-2. North Central: Elliott 3-81, Dre Taylor 2-76, Richard Hamilton 2-45, Jordan Bingham 2-32, Ian Ray 1-7.

Pike 27, Zionsville 19

Pike capitalized on its opportunities in Friday night’s season opener against Zionsville, pulling off a 27-19 victory.

The win didn’t come easily for the Red Devils. Both teams scored on their first offensive possessions and found the end zone twice in the first half. Despite picking off the Eagles twice, the Red Devils couldn’t close the half with a lead. A pass interference call put the Eagles in field-goal range and gave Zionsville a 16-13 lead late in the second quarter. 

Pike took control of the game in the third quarter, however, outscoring Zionsville 14-3 with two touchdowns through the air. After a missed field goal put the game on ice, the Red Devils’ defense bent but never broke, picking off the Eagles for a third time. 

“There are a lot of holes we need to patch up, but it’s the first game of the season so that’s expected,” Pike coach Jimmy Graves said. “We’re just happy to come out of today 1-0.”  — Yousef Abdeldaiem

Pike         6 7 14 0 — 27
Zionsville 13 3 3 0 — 19

Scoring Plays

P — Will Allen 15 run (kick fail)

Z — Tommy Fossett 15 pass from Cole Wiseman (Chris Freeman kick)

Z — Jordan Hull 59 pass from Josh Wagner (kick fail)

P — Allen 6 run (Javier Gorzillo kick)

Z — Freeman 22 FG

Z - Freeman 43 FG

P - Fulton Vincent 21 pass from Jason Graves (Gorzillo kick)

P - Ricahrd Houston 51 pass from Kendall Hoyle (Gorzillo kick)

Rushing — Pike: Graves 14-49, Allen 11-51, Houston 12-63, Tyrell Sanders 1-13, Patrick Michelle 2-9, Jalen Love 1-10. 

Passing — Pike: Graves 18-27-201-0, Hoyle 1-3-51-0.

Receiving — Pike: Vincent 6-83, Houston 6-89, Cameron Williams 4-50, Love 1-25, Sanders 1-5.

Southport 36, Roncalli 28

Southport used a big spurt late in the game, which included two touchdowns and two interceptions in the fourth quarter, to take the 36-28 win over Class 5A No. 4 Roncalli at home in Friday night’s season opener.

“We’re going to rest on the fact that we went out and beat a really good football team,” Southport coach Brandon Winters said. “It should give us some confidence, and it should give us some motivation, because we feel like if we can beat these guys, we can beat our conference and be successful in our sectional.”

The Cardinals had four interceptions on the night, and they gave up the ball another three times in a back-and-forth game that had five lead changes and two ties.

Roncalli led 14-13 at halftime and took a quick 21-13 lead in the third quarter. Southport didn’t take its second lead of the night until halfway through the fourth quarter, but then never looked back.

The moment fans may remember most came at the end of the first quarter when Southport quarterback Eddie Schott, a Ball State commit, connected with Lucas Willoughby for a 99-yard touchdown pass, the longest such play in school history.
— Zach Horrall

Westfield 28, Harrison 16

Westfield    21    7    0   0     —    28
Harrison    0    3    0    13    —    16

W — Micah Hauser 15 run (Alex Bales kick)

W — Cam Simons 15 run (Bales kick)

W — Jacob Riddle 27 pass from Simons (Bales kick)

W — Nathan Nguyen 10 run (Bales kick)

H — Davis Ramierez 23 FG

H — Omarion Dixon 14 run (Brian Pennell kick)

H — Will Miller 10 pass from Andrew Jensen (pass failed)

RUSHING — Westfield: Nguyen 16-105, Simons 5-14, Hauser 7-42, Patchett 3-15. Harrison: Jensen 6-93, Armstrong 12-21, Atisso 3-8, Dixon 15-43.

PASSING — Westfield: Simons 11-15-0-160. Harrison: Jensen 6-16-1-85.

RECEIVING — Westfield: Nguyen 1-27, Hauser 1-0, Patchett 1-11, Riddle 1-27, Wheeler 4-45, Beam 1-33, Voorhis 1-9, Baldwin 1-8. Harrison: Miller 4-49, King 1-6, Hassenplug 1-30.

Tri-West 27, Lafayette Central Catholic 24

TW    6    14    7    0    —    27

CC   17    0    7    0    —    24

CC — Roach 15 pass from Dulin (Schwartz kick)

CC — Schwartz 43 pass from Dulin (Schwartz kick)

CC — FG Schwartz 22

TW — Vanslyke 66 pass from Robertson (kick blocked)

TW — Hendershot 55 run (Robertson kick)

TW — Vanslyke 77 pass from Robertson (Robertson kick)

TW — Robertson 36 run (Robertson kick)

CC — Schwartz 46 pass from Dulin (Schwartz kick)

Rushing - Tri-West: Hendershot 7-64, Fulton 9-27, Robertson 4-21, Curry 2-4, Ross 1-(minus 4). Central Catholic: Dienhart 11-75, Schrader 8-22, Kennedy 1-0, Dulin 2-(minus 18). 

Passing - Tri-West: Robertson 8-15-0. Central Catholic: Dulin 24-40-0.

Receiving - Tri-West: Vanslyke 3-151, Hendershot 3-65, Curry 1-9, Bridwell 1-(minus 1).  Central Catholic: Schwartz 7-123, Khynell 6-59, Roach 6-41, Dienhart 2-4, Schrader 1-38, Hensley 2-13.

Beech Grove  34, Lutheran 26

Beech Grove 0 6 20 8 — 34
Lutheran        0 13 7 6 — 26

Scoring Plays

L — Marcus McFadden 26 pass from blake white (Micah Mattes kick)

B — Gavin Mitchell 1 run (2-point fail)

L — McFadden 70 run (2-point fail)

B — Quanzell Jones 7 run (Ayden Brooks run)

B — Jones 7 run (2-point fail)

L — Logan Beard 17 run (Mattes kick)

B — Brooks 12 run (2-point fail)

B — Teron Washington 9 run (Mitchell run)

Rushing — Lutheran; McFadden 9-99, Dante Akins 9-68, Deonte Jones 4-40, Beard 3-22, White 3-(-13). Beech Grove; Washington 20-198, Jones 18-158, Mitchell 10-86, Brooks 1-12, Terrice Pope 1-10. 

Passing — Lutheran; White 11-28-196-2. Beech Grove; Mitchell 1-8-22-0.

Receiving — Lutheran; Beard 3-68, Luke Snow 2-48, Jones 2-32, McFadden 1-26, Akins 1-24, Ben Settlemyre 1-7, Jalen Elliott 1-(-9). Beech Grove; Donovan Bailey 1-22.

Bloomington North 31, Greenwood 15

Bloomington North 0 10 14 7 —  31
Greenwood            0 8 0 7 —  15

Scoring Plays

BN -- Cade Laughman 36 fumble return (Kyle Trilling kick)

G -- Nick Willham 4 run (Luke Raker run)

BN -- FG Trilling 25

BN -- Xavier Trueblood 73 fumble return (Trilling kick)

BN -- Reece Lozano 3 run (Trilling kick)

BN -- Benjamin Heitink 44 run (Trilling kick)

G -- Ethan Haessig 2 run (Lex Logan kick)

Rushing — Greenwood: Willham 23-134, Oliver Rau 7-27, Haessing 8-20, Anthony Williams 1-8, Raker 2-3, Team 4-1. Bloomington North: Heitink 12-130, Keywine GIbson 1-18, Nathan Jenkins 4-16, Trueblood 4-16, Matt Grannan 1-1, D. J. Bull 1-0, Team 1-0, Lozano 8-(-23).

Passing — Greenwood: Rau 10-17--41-0. Bloomington North: Lozano 7-12--82-0.

Receiving — Greenwood: Raker 5-25, Isaiah Drew 2-17, D. Wheatley 1-3, T. Allen 2-(-4). Bloomington North: Jenkins 4-66, Jack Recker 1-14, Aaron Steinfeldt 1-2, M. Baran 1-0 1-(-1).

Cascade 28, Danville 21 

Scoring Plays

C — A.J. Sanders 46 pass from Dylan Kottkamp (kick fail)

D — Alex Skinner 1 run (kick good)

D — Tyler Dostin 14 pass from Ben Slaton (kick good)

C — Connor Horning 2 run (kick fail)

C — Cole Edwards 3 run (Benson Walker pass from Kottkamp)

D — Skinner 1 run (kick good)

C — Sanders 11 pass from Kottkamp (Horning run)

Rushing — Danville; Skinner 26-89, Slaton 4-32, Donovan Jones 4-17. Cascade; Horning 16-108, Cole Edwards 10-51, Jackson Mantooth 8-43, Kottkamp 3-4, Clay Mcpeek 1-0, John Hurst 2-1.

Passing — Danville; Slaton 10-20-110-2. Cascade; Kottkamp 8-17-146-0.

Receiving — Danville; Zane Thomas 4-32, Luke Wooten 1-15, Mark Broderick 2-18, Tyler Dostin 2-27, Connor Jones 1-8. Cascade; Sanders 2-57, Zechariah Carroll 2-42, Horning 2-23, Edwards 1-15.

McCutcheon 19, Guerin Catholic 13

Guerin Catholic 6 7 0 0 0 — 13
McCutcheon      0 6 0 7 6 — 19

Scoring Plays

GC — Crossen 26 run (kick fail)

GC — Bock 11 run (kick good)

M — McGhee 49 pass from Williams (kick fail)

GC — 29 FG no good

M — McGhee 24 pass from Wiliams (Gingrich kick)

M — Jeffries 10 run (kick fail)

Rushing — McCutcheon: Williams 9-1, McWilliams 6-8, Moser 4-4, Maish 2-11, Jefferies 1-10. Guerin Catholic:Crossen 19-107, Gelov 10-47, Bock 4-22, Murray 4-13, Hagel 1-(-1), Osborn 1-1.

Passing — McCutcheon: Williams 7-17-116, 2 TD, 1 INT. Guerin Catholic: Gelov 14-21-107, Ricker 0-4-0.

Receiving — McCutcheon: McGhee 4-93, Maish 1-12, Webb 1-7, Moser 1-4, Snyder 0-0. Guerin Catholic:McGuinness 4-27, Hagel 3-16, Bates 2-30, Crossen 2-3, Bock 1-18, Koelsch 1-7, Demas 1-6.

Monrovia 15, Cardinal Ritter 6

Monrovia         8 0 0 7 — 15
Cardinal Ritter 0 6 0 0  — 6

Scoring Plays

M- Clay Whitney 27 run (Corbin Padgett run)

CR -- Aiden Robinson 82 pass from Jack Henninger (run failed)

M -- Cole Butts 1 run (Jacob Smith kick)

Rushing — Ritter: Ladarrly Woods 1-10, Darrell Robinson 4-8, Henninger 1-(-8). Monrovia: Butts 26-94, Padgett 11-74, Ian Wray 1-2, Whitney 23-154, Jalen Niece 2-2, Foster Knight 1-4, Ezra Wagner 5-13.

Passing — Ritter: Henninger 6-21--187-4. Monrovia: Wagner 1-2--18-0.

Receiving — Ritter: Tim Godsil 2-24, A. Robinson 3-149, Woods 1-14. Monrovia: Smith 1-18.

Mooresville 46, Lebanon 7

Mooresville 19 0 14 13 — 46
Lebanon      0 7 0 0 0  — 7

Scoring Plays

M -- Jon Eineman 54 pass from Karson Goodman (kick failed)

M -- Eineman 63 punt return (kick failed)

M -- Brayden Evans 6 run (Christian Swigert kick) 

L -- John Reese 80 pass from Jarrett Harker (Alex Van Cant kick) 

M -- Eineman 50 pass from Goodman (Swigert kick)

M -- Breken Greene 13 run (Swigert kick)

M -- Blake Garrett 25 pass from Goodman (kick failed)

M -- Kalija Perry 8 fumble return (Swigert kick)

Rushing — Mooresville: James Mabry 15-107, Evans 4-36, Greene 6-23, Nick Gregory 1-18, Perry 2-10, Goodman 1-1, Garrett 1-0. Lebanon: C. Williamson 6-40, C. Johnson 9-33, E. Williamson 7-23, M. Reese 1-0, G. Harker 1-(-4).

Passing — Mooresville: Goodman 10-24-236-0, Perry 1-1--7-0. Lebanon: Harker 15-34--190-1.

Receiving — Mooresville: Eineman 5-142, Garrett 1-25, Mabry 1-20, Evans 1-20, Kyler Evans 1-20, Danny Swindle 2-16. Lebanon: J. Reese 3-117, M. Reese 7-45, J. French 3-28, T. Williamson 1-3, Z. Larson 1-(-3).

Mount Vernon 43, Hamilton Heights 14

Mount Vernon 15 14 14 0 —  43
Hamilton Heights 0 7 0 7 —  14

Scoring Plays

MV — Kenny Dobbins 3 yard Run (AJ Swingle kick)

MV — Dylan Cole 51 yard pass from Tyson Harley (Cole 2 pt. run)

MV — Cole 8 yard run (Swingle kick)

MV — Austin Finke 15 yard run (Swingle kick)

HH — Camron Knott 13 yard pass from Carter Compassi (Michael Lecher kick)

MV - Tyson Harley 2 yard run (Swingle kick)

MV - DaRell Jackson 36 yard pass from Harley (Swingle kick)

HH - Cordell Cowan 1 yard run (Lecher kick)

Rushing — Mount Vernon: Cole 9-41, Keith Dobbins 4-13, Keagan LaBelle 9-72, Finke 2-18, Ryan Cole 2-(-7), Kayden Bensheimer 3-6, Harley 1-2, Shaun Shipley 7-(-5), Del Anderson 2-1, Braxton Trittipo 2-12, Jailin Porter 1-(-4). Hamilton Heights: DeShawn King 18-139, Blake Webel 7-24, Cowan 4-20, Compassi 4-5, Isaac Wilson 3-(-15), Lecher 1-(-15).

Passing — Mount Vernon: Harley 13-16-221-0. Hamilton Heights: Compassi 5-17-59-2, Wilson 2-7-37-0.

Receiving — Mount Vernon: Trittipo 3-46, R. Cole 2-4, Max Burhenn 4-62, D. Cole 1-51, Cam Cole 1-19. Hamilton Heights: Knott 2-33, Isiah Campbell 3-26, Alex Kraus 1-20, Tad DeFoe 1-17.

Scecina 28, Shenandoah 26

Shenandoah 0 12 6 8 — 26
Scecina         0 7 14 7 — 28

Scoring Plays

SH — Christian Mcdole 3 fumble return (kick failed)

SC — Thiery McCormick-Messer 18 pass from Mac Ayres (Drew Smith kick)

SH — Gabe Young 65 pass from Peyton Starks (run failed)

SC — Tavon Middlebrook 4 run (Smith kick)

SH — Andrew Bennett 55 pass from Starks (pass failed)

SC— David Baker 8 pass from Ayres (Smith kick)

SC — McCormick-Messer 60 pass from Ayres (Smith kick)

SH — Young 46 pass from Starks (Mcdole pass from Starks)

Rushing — Shenandoah: Dallas Pugsley 17-44; Gabe Young 8-34; Lucas Wuestefeld 3-16; Josh Farmer 1-5; Peyton Starks 5-(-8) Scecina: Tavon Middlebrook 16-79; Tyishaun Woods 6-49; Lance Linder 1-0; Mac Ayres 4- (-5)

Passing — Shenandoah: Peyton Starks 9-20-252, 3 TD, 2 Int; Scecina: Mac Ayres 17-21-223, 3 TD 1 Int.

Receiving — Shenandoah: Gabe Young 5-112; Andrew Bennett 2-74; Lucas Wuestefeld 2-38 Scecina: Thiery McCormick-Messer 3-85; Matthew Funk 4-54; Armahn Hillman 3-37; Jaidon Barnes 2-14; Andrew Payne 1-12; Ahmir Lloyd 1-11; David Baker 3-10

Traders Point Christian 21, Indiana Deaf 6

Traders Point 0 7 7 7 — 21
Indiana Deaf 6 0 0 0  — 6

Scoring Plays

ID - Kyle Jenkins 97 pass from Jared Beckler (Jenkins kick)

TPC - Elias Underwood 33 run (Gabe Sink kick)

TPC - Kye Johnson 4 run (Sink kick)

TPC - Myles Cox 23 pass from Johnson (Sink kick)

Rushing — Traders Point: Underwood 19-170, Johnson 22-88. Indiana Deaf: Jenkins 4-28, Beckler 6-21, Jossell Sampson-Hernandez 6-11, Sabu Middlebrook 1-2, Joshua Saaty 3-7. 

Passing — Traders Point: Johnson 7-13-89-0. Indiana Deaf: Beckler 5-8-117-0, Saaty 0-2-0-1.

Receiving — Traders Point: Cox 5-69, Ben Bartles 2-20. Indiana Deaf: Jenkins 3-102, Saaty 1-15, Maurice Mitchell 1-0.

Ben Davis 51, Arsenal Tech 6
Brownsburg 44, Bloomington South 13
Cascade 28, Danville 21
Columbus North 64, Franklin 7
Covenant Christian 61, Jasonville Community 0
Greensburg 49, Shelbyville 7
Heritage Christian 44, Manual 14
Lapel 60, Elwood 8
Lawrence North 64, Perry Meridian 7
Martinsville 45, Bedford North Lawrence 21
New Palestine 77, Kokomo 0
Pendleton Heights 31, Mississinewa 30
South Putnam 6, Cloverdale 0
Speedway 33, Crispus Attucks 0
Tindley 27, Trinity Lutheran 14
Tri-West 27, Lafayette Central Catholic 24
Western Boone 50, Sheridan 12
Westfield 28, Harrison (West Lafayette) 16
Whiteland 26, Columbus East 20