Down by six points, No. 2 Silverton found its groove in the third quarter against No. 1 Wilsonville in a highly anticipated 5A Special District 2 football game Friday night.

The host Foxes not only began to find the end zone, but their defense threw a blanket over dangerous Wildcats senior quarterback Mark Wiepert, who threw three touchdown passes in the first half.

Silverton scored 31 consecutive points and ran away for a 45-27 win that gives the Foxes (6-1, 3-0) sole possession of first place ahead of Wilsonville (5-2, 2-1) and Canby (3-4, 2-1).

“The first half, we were close on a lot of plays and we didn't make them,” Silverton coach Dan Lever said. “The message was, 'Hey guys, we've got to make them in the second half.' We did that and some in the second half.”

Senior quarterback Sawyer Teeney led the way, completing 18 of 26 passes for 347 yards and five touchdowns, two each to seniors Daniel Kuenzi and Hudson Waples and one to junior Sutton Kuenzi.

Sutton Kuenzi hauled in a 66-yard touchdown pass to pull the Foxes into a 20-20 tie, then caught a 44-yard pass to set up the go-ahead score, a 10-yard touchdown run by Teeney.

Daniel Kuenzi ran for a six-yard touchdown and caught a 22-yard scoring pass to make it 38-20 early in the fourth quarter. Teeney found Waples for a 26-yard touchdown as the lead grew to 45-20.

Wilsonville's Wiepert completed 17 of 41 passes for 365 yards and four touchdowns (three to senior Nick Crowley) and ran for 52 yards. But Silverton's defensive front – led by seniors Eli Willis, Brash Henderson, Brody Kuenzi and Zavien Black – was able to apply consistent pressure in the second half.

“We forced some early decisions and finally sacked him,” Lever said. “Our kids just calmed down and honed in on their job.”

Teeney is having a big season, completing 72.9 percent of his passes for 1,623 yards and 19 touchdowns with one interception. The only interception came on a pass that tipped off a receiver's fingers.

“The kids call him 'Houdini Teeney,'” Lever said.

The Foxes have won four in a row since losing to 6A No. 3 Lake Oswego 42-13. In that game, they trailed 14-13 at half and Teeney exited early in the second half with a hip pointer.

Silverton's 24-21 win at Mountainside, which leads the 6A Metro League, and loss to Lake Oswego helped “shape who we are now,” according to Lever.

“The speed of the game against Mountainside and LO, I think we're still playing at that speed,” Lever said.

Cascade cruises

The return of junior star running back Bryce Kuenzi helped propel No. 1 Cascade to a 60-19 win over No. 2 Philomath as the unbeaten teams met in a 4A Oregon West Conference showdown Friday.

Kuenzi, who injured his knee in a win at No. 7 Stayton on Oct. 3 and missed last week's win over Junction City, rushed for 105 yards and one touchdown on 16 carries before leaving the game with the visiting Cougars ahead 40-12 at half.

“Bryce looked like himself,” Cascade coach Shane Hedrick said.

Kuenzi's presence also opened up opportunities for junior fullback Matt Hinkle, who had 11 carries for 190 yards and four touchdowns.

“Bryce being on the field just makes his teammates play better,” Hedrick said. “It puts the fear in the defense.”

The emergence of the 190-pound Hinkle, a standout wrestler, gives Cascade's rugged running game another dimension.

“He's the real deal, good golly,” Hedrick said. “He's got a great physical aspect to his body. It really complements what we're trying to do with our tailback. You need to have some dudes in the box to stop him. If not, he's kind of a man amongst boys.

“Losing Bryce for a week, it made us have to rethink our tools a little bit. That was a good awakening for us, like, hey, we've got some other kids on this team that can contribute.”

Friday's game matched Cascade's running game against Philomath's explosive passing game, led by senior quarterback Caleb Russell. The Warriors were within 16-12 after one quarter – Russell threw touchdown passes of 75 and 83 yards to junior Rocco De La Rosa – but the Cougars scored 24 consecutive points in the second quarter to lead 40-12.

Cascade rushed for 385 of its 404 yards. Russell completed 16 of 32 passes for 311 yards and three touchdowns with two interceptions (by senior Hunter Anundi, sophomore Josiah Hawkins) but Philomath had minus-17 rushing yards.

“Our kids certainly got up for this one,” Hedrick said. “It's one that they take a lot of pride in.”

Cascade (7-0, 3-0) is tied for first place with No. 3 Marist Catholic (6-1, 3-0), ahead of Philomath (6-1, 2-1). Marist Catholic plays host to Cascade on Oct 25 and visits Philomath in the regular-season finale.

'On a different level'

The numbers keep piling for Hunter Vaughn and North Douglas offense.

Vaughn had another big game for the unbeaten Warriors (7-0, 6-0 Special District 1), ranked third in 1A-8, in a 66-6 home win over Prospect Charter/Butte Falls on Friday. The 6-1, 175-pound Vaughn rushed for 231 yards and three touchdowns on 11 carries and caught an 18-yard scoring pass.

For the season, Vaughn has rushed for 1,540 yards and 27 touchdowns, averaging a whopping 27.0 yards per carry. He also has returned five kickoffs, three interceptions and three fumbles for scores and has one touchdown catch. That's 39 total touchdowns in seven games.

What's even more remarkable about Vaughn's numbers is only one of his 57 carries has come in the second half because North Douglas has been comfortably ahead.

JJ Mast, the North Douglas coach since 2012, said Vaughn is “all-around on a different level” than other players on the field. Vaughn has been clocked in the 40-yard dash in the high 4.4s and low 4.5s, according to Mast.

“I've not coached a player of Hunter's caliber,” Mast said of Vaughn, the school's all-time leading rusher. “He really has a different burst and a different gear than anyone else I've seen. He can go left and right as fast as anybody I've seen, and when he hits the open field, you are not going to catch him. He's just a very gifted athlete. And he's got the best hands on the team.”

Vaughn could threaten eight-man single-season state records for touchdowns (64, Tyler Harshfield, Wallowa, 2009) and points (424, Joe Griffin, Imbler, 2013). He is a threat to find the end zone on every play.

“He seems to find a way,” Mast said. “He'll make that cut back across the field and you're hollering, 'No, no. no.' And then it turns into, 'Yeah, yeah, yeah.'”

North Douglas, which finished 4-5 in 2A last season, has dominated in its move to eight-man. The Warriors are averaging 77.4 points per game, ahead of the state record of 72.8, set by Lowell in 2013.

Mast credited the line play of seniors Corbyn Schoonover (6-0, 205) and Kye Bilyeu (6-0, 195) and sophomore Brody Clark (5-8, 190).

“We're really good up front,” Mast said. “We were big the last couple years, averaged about 260 up there, and now we're about 200. But that's much better for eight-man.”

Wells runs over Lincoln

The Wells running game was supposed to face a stern challenge Friday against Lincoln in a key 6A Portland Interscholastic League game.

The visiting Cardinals were coming off back-to-back shutouts of Roosevelt and McDaniel and were allowing a meager 11.2 points per game.

But the first-place Guardians (5-2, 5-0) jumped all over Lincoln (4-3, 3-2) from the start, racing to a two-touchdown lead in the opening minutes, building it to 40-0 at half and coasting to a 46-16 win. Wells rushed for 317 yards in dispatching its rival.

“This whole year we were waiting for this game, every practice we were talking about it,” Guardians senior running back Cam Hammer told the Portland Tribune. “This game meant a lot to us. Lincoln hasn’t beat us in four years and for all the seniors playing, it’s been a lot of fun.”

Wells dominated the first half behind senior Wyatt Andler (14 carries, 125 yards, three touchdowns) and Hammer (six carries, 128 yards, one touchdown). Hammer also had a 23-yard touchdown catch from senior Spencer Reid on fourth-and-8.

“We told them to put them down, put them away early and they definitely put them away early,” Wells interim head coach Robby Scharf told the Portland Tribune. “Kids played great, Cam Hammer is continuing to prove he’s one of the fastest kids in the PIL … We’re peaking at the right time.”

Wells extended its league winning streak to 15. The Guardians hold a one-game lead over Jefferson (4-3, 4-1). The teams meet in the regular-season finale at Wells.

Churchill on top

Two of the state's most improved teams collided Friday with first place on the line in the 5A Midwestern League.

No. 5 Churchill (6-1, 6-0) moved to the top of the standings by pulling away in the second half for a 42-21 win at previously unbeaten Willamette (6-1, 5-1).

Senior Ceville Pasi rushed for 271 yards and four touchdowns on 37 carries for the Lancers, who dominated after trailing 14-8 late in the second quarter.

"I just think it means we're on the right track," Churchill coach Layne Coffin told the Register-Guard. "I mean, there's a lot to do, but these kids work so hard, they believe and they're becoming tight-knit. I really haven't seen anything like it in many years.”

Willamette junior Maveryck Akers rushed for two touchdowns to put the Wolverines ahead 14-8. But Pasi's one-yard touchdown run and two-point conversion gave Churchill a 16-14 edge at half.

The Lancers expanded the lead early in the third quarter when junior Lucas Gansen threw a 34-yard touchdown pass to senior tight end Kingsli Roberts. The play sparked Churchill.

"It surprised me," Pasi told the Register-Guard. "We were all worried coming out of halftime but that really picked us up. It really gave us momentum and drive."

Both teams have done an about-face this season. Last year, Churchill finished 3-6 and Willamette was 0-9.

The Lancers, who ended Thurston's 42-game league winning streak Oct. 3, holds a one-game lead over Willamette and Thurston (6-1, 5-1) with two games remaining. Churchill can clinch an outright league title by defeating South Eugene (0-7, 0-6) and Eagle Point (1-6, 1-5).

Baker's Jones out

Baker was missing arguably the state's best receiver Friday when it lost to visiting Ontario 41-0 in a 4A Greater Oregon League game.

Junior Rasean Jones suffered a separated shoulder in the second half of last week's 43-6 loss at La Grande. His recovery time is estimated at six weeks, which means he is likely to miss the remainder of the season.

The 6-3, 205-pound Jones, who entered the season with college offers from Oregon State, Washington State and Boise State, was a bright spot in a tough season for the Bulldogs (1-6, 0-3). Through six games, he caught 57 passes for 882 yards and 11 touchdowns despite being the focus of opposing defenses.

“We were consistently seeing him getting double-teamed,” Baker coach Jason Ramos said of Jones, who also returned three kickoffs and one punt for touchdowns. “Basically a guy on him playing man, and then another guy just sitting over the top of him.

“We were getting creative with moving him around, moving him into the backfield and motioning him across the formation. A lot of that was fairly successful. We were still able to get the ball to him in different ways.”

Jones is big and physical and has elite speed. A two-time 4A champion in the 110- and 300-meter hurdles, he posted the best times in the state for all classifications in both events last spring.

“He's a great route-runner,” Ramos said. “He's just a tough match-up for anybody. He's quick-twitch and he's got great breakaway speed. Even though we were seeing teams putting guys on him, it was still a tough match-up. He was having a great season.”

Jones is sure to get plenty of attention from colleges in the next year.

“This was going to be a big season for him, coming into his junior year,” Ramos said. “We suspect there's going to be other interest. He'll get some interest in track, but that's going to be later on.”

Baker has played its last two games without its starting quarterback, junior Jake McClaughry (1,089 passing yards, 11 touchdown passes), who broke his wrist in the first half of a 57-40 loss to Pendleton on Oct. 3. The Bulldogs, with only five seniors on their roster, are getting valuable experience for their young players.

“Our junior class is pretty solid and we've got some sophomore that have been playing,” Ramos said. “The silver lining is we were young to begin with, and we got younger.”

Other highlights from Week 7:

6A

No. 3 Lake Oswego came back from a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter to win at No. 1 West Linn 21-17. LaMarcus Bell rushed for 197 yards on 24 carries, including a go-ahead, 10-yard touchdown with 5:41 remaining. Lake Oswego is alone in first place in the Three Rivers League. … Mountainside defeated Jesuit for the first time ever, winning on the Crusaders' field 58-35 to take over first place in the Metro League. Reece Ballew and Jordan Hicks combined to rush for 310 yards and four touchdowns for the Mavericks, who built a 34-7 lead. Jesuit's Trey Cleeland completed 23 of 27 passes for 251 yards and three touchdowns with one interception. The loss puts Jesuit's streak of 10 consecutive league titles in jeopardy. … North Medford topped North Salem 40-6. Traeger Healy passed for three touchdowns and ran for a score. Nolan Kelly caught a touchdown pass and returned a fumble 23 yards for a score. … Clackamas opened a 35-0 lead at half and beat David Douglas 35-6. Dylan Brower completed 8 of 11 passes for 229 yards and three touchdowns, including a 57-yarder to Lincoln Ross. ...

Sheldon stayed unbeaten by routing South Medford 45-10. Kelsen Sperry completed 12 of 16 passes for 152 yards and three touchdowns, two to Kerek Kato (six catches, 101 yards). Mana Tuioti had two touchdown runs for the Irish, who broke away after leading 24-10 at half. Jaden Thonstad kicked a 42-yard field goal for the Panthers. … Sprague trailed 28-7 late in the second quarter but rallied to win 41-40 at Grants Pass to stay undefeated. The Olympians got the go-ahead touchdown with 3:32 left on a 29-yard run by Kenya Johnson. Dukatti Witherspoon passed for three touchdowns and ran for a score and Alex Hicks had an 88-yard kickoff return for a score for Sprague. Grants Pass' Jordan Rossetta completed 19 of 31 passes for 278 yards and four touchdowns – two to Isaac Johnson (five catches, 163 yards) – and ran for a score. … Avirey Durdahl led Nelson past Gresham 48-13, completing 14 of 16 passes for 207 yards and two touchdowns and running for a score. Noah Boria returned a punt 52 yards for a touchdown and Tanner Saxe had a 40-yard fumble return for a score. The Hawks held Gresham to 144 yards. ...

Noah Tishendorf, a tight end who was running out of the wildcat formation, scored on runs of 3 and 31 yards in the last six minutes as Lakeridge came back to beat Tualatin 33-22. The Timberwolves took a 22-19 lead late in the third quarter on an interception return for a touchdown by Cole Hachmeister. The Pacers lost Washington-bound running back Ansu Sanoe to an injury in the first quarter. Shanko Kornachuk had two touchdowns for Lakeridge, which got five sacks from Jake Zowadski. … Jayce Strand returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown to help spark Westview past Beaverton 28-6. Xander Kekaualua rushed for 109 yards on 15 carries and Heath Thompson had 11 carries for 92 yards and two touchdowns. … Sherwood rushed for 451 of its 602 total yards in beating McMInnville 62-34. Wilson Medina had six carries for 234 yards and four touchdowns and Andrew Waletich had six carries for 116 yards. ... West Salem stopped a two-point conversion attempt to edge South Salem 35-34. Koen Campos rushed for 218 yards and four touchdowns on 34 carries for West Salem.

5A

Dallas improved to 7-0 by thumping Corvallis 47-3. Sean Ward had 12 carries for 100 yards and three touchdowns and Landon Holbrook ran for two scores. Eli Hess completed 9 of 16 passes for 183 yards and had six carries for 77 yards and two touchdowns. … Crater edged North Eugene 32-29 behind Valentin Rodriguez, who rushed for 328 yards and four touchdowns on 39 carries. … Kaden Austin had four catches for 107 yards and two touchdowns and ran for a score to lead Roseburg past South Eugene 35-6. The Indians held the Axe to 128 yards. … Summit buried Redmond 33-0 behind its defense, led by defensive tackle James Nelson and defensive end Alex Nevarov. The Storm held Redmond to 44 total yards and collected 12 tackles for loss and four turnovers. Max Shepard kicked four field goals. ... South Albany led Crescent Valley 30-14 and survived a late rally to win 30-28. The RedHawks rushed for 288 yards, getting 85 yards and two touchdowns from quarterback Sawyer Hallberg. Crescent Valley freshman Zeke Thomas completed 25 of 32 passes for 331 yards and three touchdowns with two interceptions. His main target was Truman Brasfield, who had 13 catches for 202 yards and two scores. ...

West Albany handled Lebanon 48-18 as Kaden Martirano threw four touchdown passes – three to Austin Simmons – and ran for a score. … Mountain View dispatched Ridgeview 49-3 as Mason Chambers completed 10 of 13 passes for 216 yards and four touchdowns. Jordan Best had three catches for 112 yards and one touchdown and Jack Foley had five catches for 81 yards and two scores. Ryder Carpenter had seven carries for 128 yards and one touchdown and Angel Valenzuela had 10 carries for 84 yards and one score. … Hood River Valley held La Salle Prep to 69 yards and four first downs to win 20-3. Bam Layna rushed for 180 yards and two touchdowns on 31 carries. ... Canby freshman quarterback Brody Joyce, making his second start, completed 13 of 19 passes for 327 yards and five touchdowns, two to Colby Herrin, to beat McKay 42-21. Taeler Pfenning rushed for 93 yards and one score on 12 carries. ... Glencoe rushed for 319 yards to beat Aloha 43-7, breaking from a 15-7 halftime lead. Daniel Heninger (17 carries, 128 yards, one touchdown) and Logan Nelson (eight carries, 109 yards, one touchdown) led the Crimson Tide.

4A

Crook County gained 403 yards to top Pendleton 38-19 and move a step closer to its first league title since winning a state championship in 1984. The Cowboys can claim at least a share of the Special District 5 title by beating La Grande in their next game. Gavin Sandoval passed for 229 yards and two touchdowns and ran for a score and GW Neathery scored on a 92-yard interception return for Crook County. Pendleton's Colson Primus passed for 385 yards and three touchdowns, two to Tugg McQuinn (nine catches, 150 yards). … La Grande extended its winning streak to four by beating visiting Burns 27-14. The Tigers rushed for 261 yards, led by Sovann Chab (nine carries, 92 yards, one touchdown), who also had an interception on defense. Mathias Fields passed and ran for scores. … Mazama turned away North Bend 55-32 as Brody Van Gastel completed 16 of 24 passes for 303 yards and five touchdowns and rushed for 74 yards and two scores on six carries. Kristopher Baldwin had 26 carries for 116 yards and one touchdown. Kai Otee Hunt had seven catches for 118 yards and two scores and an interception. ...

Max Nowlin completed 20 of 31 passes for 302 yards and three touchdowns with three interceptions as Scappoose won at Tillamook 46-27. Elijah Greenan-Biggs rushed for two touchdowns and Brayden Miller returned an interception 71 yards for a score. … Henley turned back Ashland behind Joe Janney, who ran for three scores and threw touchdown passes of 62, 26 and 77 yards to Mark Carpenter. Jojo Harrower passed for three touchdowns for Ashland, two to Colin Lawrence. … Ryder Jackson rushed for 205 yards in the first half and finished with 17 carries for 220 yards and three touchdowns as Seaside brushed aside Astoria 47-12. Zayden Anderson ran for two touchdowns and passed for a score for the Seagulls, who scored three touchdowns in the last three minutes of the first half to open a 27-6 lead. .. The Dalles ended a four-game losing streak by beating Parkrose 34-29. Julian Morehouse rushed for 220 yards and four touchdowns on 36 carries and Josh Brackenbury had an interception and fumble recovery and batted down two passes. ... Marist Catholic subdued Stayton 35-0 as Nick Hudson completed 20 of 23 passes for 280 yards and touchdowns to Christian Guerrero (nine catches, 113 yards) and Aaron Bidwell (seven catches, 94 yards). Conner Harvey rushed for two scores.

3A

Phoenix outgained Klamath Union 402-76, holding the Pelicans to three first downs, in a 35-0 win. Derek Corder rushed for 150 yards on 14 carries, Erik Calhoun ran for two scores and Trae Casteel passed and ran for touchdowns. … Micah Blankenship passed for four touchdowns for Siuslaw, which led 30-0 in the fourth quarter and defeated Sutherlin 30-14. Chaz Edblom had touchdown catches of 42, 19 and 17 yards. Sutherlin's Tucker Mack (17 carries, 128 yards, one touchdown) and Tauj Flora (13 carries, 125 yards, one touchdown) eclipsed the century mark. … David Logan rushed for 242 yards and three touchdowns on 15 carries for South Umpqua, which blanked Brookings-Harbor 42-0. Logan, who has 1,069 rushing yards for the season, ran for 235 yards in the first half. Michael Fischer passed for two scores. … Blanchet Catholic posted its first shutout in seven years, dropping Willamina 28-0. ...

Banks claimed sole possession of first place in Special District 1 by drilling Yamhill-Carlton 49-18 behind three touchdown passes from Lane Gilbert. … Alex Adams threw a touchdown pass with 47 seconds left to lift Valley Catholic over North Marion 34-28. The Huskies took a 28-27 lead with 10 minutes left on a 44-yard run by Lucas Fowler. Marcos Mueller had a touchdown catch and returned a kickoff for a score for the Valiants. … Hunter Mustin rushed for 170 yards and three touchdowns, caught a scoring pass and had an interception in Creswell's 49-0 win over Harrisburg. … Warrenton slugged out a 7-2 win over Mossyrock, Wash. Kaison Smith scored on a 30-yard fumble return in the first quarter. Warrenton forced and recovered three fumbles and had three interceptions. The Warriors gave up an intentional safety with six seconds left. … St. Mary's of Medford has forfeited its final three games due to low numbers.

2A

Oakland trailed Myrtle Point 14-6 in the first quarter before dominating to win 38-14. Gabe Williamson had 18 carries for 192 yards and three touchdowns and Ryan Fullerton threw two scoring passes to Corbin Hoover. … Heppner held Riverside to 43 total yards in a 44-13 victory. Mason Orem passed for two touchdowns and Nick Wenberg scored on a catch and interception return. Osmin Barrera had a 90-yard interception return for a touchdown, his sixth pick of the season. … Jesus Arellano had a big game for Stanfield in a 42-33 win over Grant Union, rushing for 270 yards and three touchdowns and racking up 10 tackles and an interception. Wyatt Harris ran for two scores. … Weston-McEwen dropped Irrigon 42-12. Jace Dunlap rushed for 85 yards and three touchdowns and Easton Berry passed for a score and returned a kickoff 60 yards for a touchdown. …Branson Cook rushed for 102 yards and one touchdown on two carries and returned an interception for a score in St. Paul's 56-0 win over Jefferson. Clay Smith had two carries for 107 yards and one touchdown for the Buckaroos, who owned a 371-53 edge in total yards. ...

Lost River ran over Glide 45-6 with Noah O'Neil (16 carries, 141 yards, one touchdown) and Kyle Diaz (13 carries, 129 yards, one touchdown). Diaz also passed to O'Neil for a score. Kayden Hartman had two touchdown runs. … Culver defeated Enterprise 24-12 in a nonleague game between unbeaten teams. Houston Wittenberg threw two touchdown passes to Jace Silbernagel and Cole Rahi and Carlos Fernandez ran for scores for the Bulldogs, who overcame five turnovers. Culver opened a 12-0 lead and Enterprise pulled even at 12-12 at half. Enterprise quarterback Tyler Knapp rushed for 102 yards on 14 carries and completed 12 of 31 passes for 99 yards and one touchdown with one interception. … Gervais led 34-0 after one quarter and rolled past Regis 64-0. Johnny Mariano rushed for five touchdowns and caught a scoring pass and Nikita Burkoff had two interceptions. …Kellen McNeil passed for a touchdown, ran for a score and had an interception on defense for Waldport, which defeated Toledo 16-12. ... Kenny Osburn rushed for 226 yards and one touchdown on eight carries for Sheridan, which defeated Falls City 70-36. Travis Lugo returned two kickoffs for touchdowns (79, 82 yards) and rushed for 89 yards and two scores on five carries. Jayden O'Reilly had six carries for 78 yards and two scores.

1A-8

Undefeated Adrian continued its dominance by beating Elgin 66-0. Kash Morford ran for four touchdowns, Mannie Mulrony ran for two scores and Colten Bayes scored on a run and punt return. … Riley Wolfe led Camas Valley past Riddle 42-6. He ran for three touchdowns, passed for a score and recorded 13.5 tackles. … Morgan Johnson passed for four touchdowns – two each to Derek Miller and Mikael Pence – and ran for a score in Union's 36-26 win over Powder Valley. … Pilot Rock shook off an early 14-0 deficit and turned back Country Christian 52-42. Krister Litfin ran for the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter and also had an interception. … Kody Sparks completed 6 of 10 passes for 222 yards and two touchdowns -- both to Treyton Johnston (four catches, 193 yards) -- as Crosspoint Christian defeated Glendale 52-20. Chris Kelly rushed for three touchdowns and Junior Gonzalez ran for two scores. Johnston also had an interception. ...

Dufur's Nolan Cates scored touchdowns rushing (12 carries, 118 yards), receiving and on a kickoff return to lead a 44-0 win over Lyle/Wishram/Klickitat/Glenwood. Scott Graham rushed for 133 yards and three touchdowns on 10 carries. … Yoncalla outlasted Chiloquin 61-52. Liam Dougherty rushed for 139 yards and four touchdowns on 28 carries and Jayden Churchwell caught seven passes for 206 yards and two scores, ran for a touchdown and returned a kickoff for a score. Ian Holmes completed 14 of 30 passes for 336 yards and two touchdowns. ... Sherman/Condon upended Perrydale 44-12. Jayden Havins rushed for 129 yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries and Blake Carnine caught two scoring passes and had two sacks. Michael Blagg passed and ran for touchdowns.

1A-6

Gavin Hagan caught a 27-yard touchdown pass from Storm McCoy with one second left to give visiting South Wasco County a 32-28 win over previously unbeaten Prairie City/Burnt River. Prairie City had taken the lead with 1:31 left but the Redsides drove 75 yards to win. Hagan caught 10 passes for 184 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 116 yards and one score on nine carries. McCoy completed 20 of 40 passes for 314 yards and three touchdowns. George Barnett had 11 carries for 100 yards and one touchdown for South Wasco County, which amassed 572 yards. Prairie City's Maison Teel rushed for 96 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries and caught a 32-yard scoring pass. ... Gavan Hinchberger rushed for 190 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries to lead Alsea to a 43-0 win over Crow. Hinchberger also threw and caught scoring passes and had an interception on defense. Braiden Webb completed all four of his passes, three going for touchdowns, and had two tackles for loss and an interception on defense. ...

Darian Schultz passed for 195 yards and five touchdowns, giving him 30 for the season, and caught a touchdown pass in Eddyville Charter's 53-0 win over Siletz Valley. Jaiden Russell had 100 receiving yards and three touchdown catches. … Unbeaten Powers throttled Days Creek 64-25 as Rene Sears rushed for 205 yards and five touchdowns on 11 carries and caught a scoring pass. Braden Bushnell completed 10 of 12 passes for 180 yards and two touchdowns and Dan Shorb returned a kickoff for a score. Keegan Stufflebeam threw three touchdown passes for Days Creek. … Echo led 45-0 at half and downed Spray/Mitchell/Wheeler 45-0. Jackson Helseth ran for two touchdowns, Mack Murdock returned an interception for a score and Ryder Simpson had two sacks. … Logen Grassman ran for three touchdowns and Jack Roscoe ran for two scores and threw a touchdown pass as North Lake thumped Elkton 68-0. It was 48-0 at half.