IHSAA football scores: Week 6 live updates, highlights, stats, photos from Central Indiana

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The Indiana high school football regular season has reached Week 6. Class 6A No. 1 Brownsburg travels to Class 6A No. 5 Westfield in a rematch of the state title game last season, with the winner taking the advantage in the Hoosiers Crossroads Conference. Decatur Central has quarterback Bo Polson back healthy and hosts No. 3 Plainfield but those aren’t the only games we’re watching.

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Plainfield at Decatur Central (more here)

Decatur Central 37, Plainfield 19, F (more here)

It might seem unfair for Decatur Central to add another speedy offensive weapon to its already dangerous arsenal.

Enter Braylon Morris. The speedy Morris ran for 97 yards and two TDs on 10 carries as Decatur Central knocked off Class 5A No. 3 Plainfield 37-19 on homecoming Friday night.

The Decatur Central senior, mostly a defensive player for last year’s Class 5A state champions, jumped into the quarterback role when Bo Polston went down with a shoulder injury at the end of the Hawks’ season-opening loss to Avon. And even when Polston returned last week, Morris stayed in the QB rotation with Polston.

“He’s come in and been nothing short of spectacular,” Polston said of Morris.

Here is how Decatur Central’s victory happened:

Turning point: Plainfield (5-1 overall, 3-1 Mid-State Conference) led 13-8 in the second quarter and still trailed just 16-13 against the 6A Hawks midway through the third quarter. But the Quakers sputtered on their first two drives of the second half, allowing Decatur Central to flip the field position. Decatur Central drove 47 yards, finishing on a 5-yard touchdown run by Morris to take a 23-13 lead with 3:08 left in the third quarter. It was never a one-score game after that TD run.

Player of the game: Morris. The Hawks typically spread the ball around and did again on Friday. Kasmir Hicks ran 10 times for 47 yards and a TD and caught a nice 37-yard TD pass from Polston in the fourth quarter. The Hawks finished with 278 yards on the ground overall. But it was Morris that was able to light a fire when Decatur Central needed it.

Play of the game: The-fourth quarter TD pass from Polston to Hicks was a nice one. Plainfield also had an impressive first-quarter touchdown when Bryce Sebanc hit Zander Nattam up the seam for a 68-yard touchdown pass. Eiter of those would work.

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DECATUR CENTRAL 37, PLAINFIELD 19

DC — Kasmir Hicks 1 run (Hicks run)

P — Zander Nattam 67 pass from Bryce Sebanc (Ethen Edwards kick)

P — Coen Vanderbush 7 run (kick failed)

DC — Braylon Morris 19 run (Fa’Rel Carter run)

DC — Morris 5 run (Jackson Doney kick)

DC — Carter 2 run (Campbell run)

P — Tashawn Calahan 45 interception return (pass failed)

DC — Kasmir Hicks 37 pass from Bo Polston (pass failed)

Rushing — Plainfield: Luke Starnes 17-72, Sebanc 4-9, Vanderbush 1-7, Nattam 1-6. Decatur Central: Morris 9-94, Hicks 10-46, Jalen Leath 6-35, Polston 8-34.

Passing — Plainfield: Sebanc 15-36-1, 166. Decatur Central: Polston 8-14-2, 88; Morris 0-1-0, 0.

Receiving — Plainfield: Nattam 6-106, Starnes 3-26, Vanderbush 2-21, Mason Beers 3-15. Decatur Central: Hicks 2-42, Carter 3-22, Carson Ison 2-17, Leath 1-7.

Brownsburg at Westfield (more here)

Brownsburg 14, Westfield 10, F (more here)

Brownsburg overcame a first-half deficit, making key defensive stops after halftime to earn a 14-10 over Westfield. 

Turning Point: On fourth-and-short, deep in Brownsburg territory, Bulldogs linebacker Alex Fisher sniffed out an inside run and stopped Westfield quarterback Aiden Grabowski short of the first-down line, giving Brownsburg the ball back with 4 minutes, 32 seconds left in the game. Brownsburg ran out the remainder of the clock, sealing the victory

Play of the Game: A receiver going in motion from left to right caught the eyes of the entire Brownsurg defense, allowing Caiden Snow to slip up the seam. Cooper Melvin threw a perfect pass to Snow, and the freshman raced past the Bulldogs defense, going 63 yards for the touchdown. 

Player of the Game: The Brownsburg offensive line. Brownsburg didn’t have many explosive plays, but the Bulldogs’ ability to consistently get four to five yards on the ground play after play kept them in the game. Brownsburg controlled the line of scrimmage, allowing the visitors to remain calm and run its offense even when trailing in the third quarter.

Indian Creek at Tri-West (more here)

Tri-West 31, Indian Creek 24 (more here)

LIZTON – Class 3A No. 8 host Tri-West held on for a 31-24 Hoosier Legends Conference and homecoming win Friday over No. 10 Indian Creek. Sophomore quarterback Evan Clark — who had 326 yards passing — led the Braves on a potential game-tying drive inside the final minute, but his fourth-down pass in the end zone fell incomplete. 

Tri-West (5-1) improves to 2-1 in the conference, while Indian Creek (4-2) falls to 1-1.

Here are three takeaways from the game:

Turning Point: On a night when they struggled to run the football, the Bruins got some big runs on the ground late when they needed them. Junior running back Wanson Hall’s 35-yard run set up a two-yard touchdown plunge by fullback Nick Bearman early in the fourth, who got an assist on a push from quarterback Jack Sorgi. The score gave the Bruins a 31-21 lead, which would prove too much for Indian Creek to overcome. 

Play of the Game: Clark, who started every game last year as a freshman throwing for 20 touchdowns, made an eye-popping play late in the first half. Following a timeout on third-and-7 with 29 seconds left, Clark scrambled to the left, stepped up into the pocket and threw across his body to the right, finding running back Drew Pingleton wide open out of the backfield. Pingleton strode in for the score to help Indian Creek to a 14-10 halftime lead. It was the Braves’ second touchdown following a third-down timeout.

Top Performers: Tri-West got solid performances from its quarterback and top receiver, with Sorgi finishing with 202 yards passing and a pair of touchdowns, including a 55-yard catch-and-run by Quentin Alexander. Carter Cummings led the Bruins with seven catches for 97 yards. However, Clark and Indian Creek receiver Jaxon Ramey lit up the Tri-West defense. The 6-2, 210-pound Clark had touchdown throws of 22, 17 and 7 yards to go with six more throws of 20 yards or more. Ramey had seven catches for 158 yards and two touchdowns.

— Paul Shepherd

TRI-WEST 31, INDIAN CREEK 24

TW — Quinten Alexander 55 pass from Jack Sorgi (Jax Clayton kick)

IC — Jaxon Ramey 17 pass from Evan Clark (Jaykob Gumerson kick)

TW — Clayton 33 FG

IC — Drew Pingleton 22 pass from Clark (Gumerson kick)

TW — Wanson Hall 3 run (Clayton kick)

TW — Jax Garver 28 pass from Sorgi (Clayton kick)

IC —Ramey 7 pass from Clark (Gumerson kick)

TW — Nicholas Bearman 2 run (Clayton kick)

IC — Gumerson 37 FG

Rushing — Tri-West: Hall 17-79, Bearman 3-7, Braxton Fleece 2-(minus-2), Cummings 1-(minus-3), Sorgi 2-(minus-3). Indian Creek: Not available.

Passing — Tri-West: Sorgi 15-30-1, 215. Indian Creek: Not available.

Receiving — Tri-West: Carter Cummings 7-96, Alexander 1-55, Garver 3-49, Hall 2-13, Eli Morgan 1-2, team 1-0. Indian Creek: Not available.

Lebanon at Triton Central

Lebanon 21, Triton Central 14 (more here)

On a night when a handful of athletes could have been the hero, Lebanon’s Tannon Monden seized his chance.

With the Class 4A No. 14 Tigers locked in a 14-14 tie in the fourth quarter against 2A No. 4 Triton Central, Monden broke the game’s second deadlock in just over 10 seconds.

His heroics proved decisive, as the Tigers (5-1) survived to win 21-14.

Initially, Monden snapped a scoreless halftime tie with a 9-yard touchdown reception to put Lebanon up 7-0 in the third quarter. Later, he ran back a 95-yard kickoff return for the go-ahead touchdown with 8 minutes, 13 seconds remaining.

“We were all saying on the headsets how poorly our special teams have played, and then boom, he nails one like that, and it changes the whole game,” Lebanon coach Josh Yoder said.

Monden’s kick-return touchdown applied the pressure on Triton Central (5-1), which lost junior starting quarterback Matthew Wilkins to a shoulder injury just before halftime.

Lebanon (5-1): 0-0-14-7 — 21

Triton Central (5-1): 0-0-0-14 — 14

L – Tannon Monden 9 pass from Chris Hill (Konner Seimler kick), 6:56

L – Hill 5 run (Seimler kick), 0:56

TC – Braden Brown 64 run (Nicholas Tormoehlen kick), 11:04

TC – Brayden Whitlow 63 punt return (Tormoehlen kick), 8:25

L – Monden 95 kick return (Seimler kick), 8:13

Central Indiana high school football box scores from Week 6

YORKTOWN 48, SHELBYVILLE 28

Nate Luzadder rushed for five touchdowns to help 4A No. 14 Yorktown (5-1, 3-1) put on an offensive showcase against host Shelbyville (3-3, 1-3). Luzadder ran for 151 yards, enough to offset a 17-of-39, 224-yard passing performance by freshman quarterback Layden Fitzgerald, who had four TD passes, including two to brother Grantland for Shelbyville.

Y — Nate Luzadder 25 run (Drake Ford kick)

Y — Luzadder 4 run (Ford kick)

S — Grantland Fitzgerald 14 pass from Layden Fitzgerald (Rolando Saucedo kick)

Y — Luzadder 20 run (Ford kick)

Y — Luzadder 1 run (Ford kick)

Y — Kaden Crumes 40 pass from Sam Tokar (Ford kick)

S — Camden Thoman 14 pass from L. Fitzgerald (Saucedo kick)

S — G. Fitzgerald 30 pass from L. Fitzgerald (Saucedo kick)

Y — Cole Perdue 36 pass from Tokar (pass failed)

S — Thoman 10 pass from L. Fitzgerald (Saucedo kick)

Y — Luzadder 1 run (Ford kick

Rushing — Shelbyville: Not available. Yorktown: Luzadder 12-151, Tokar 4-41, Nathan Spangler 10-30, Crumes 1-1, team 2-(minus-12).

Passing — Shelbyville: Not available. Yorktown: Tokar 15-18-0, 227.

Receiving — Shelbyville: Not available. Yorktown: Crumes 5-65, Perdue 3-59, Spangler 2-40, Ben Steele 1-39, Aiden Witt 3-24, Alex Montgomery 1-0.

FRANKLIN 28, MOORESVILLE 17

Cori Tonte ran for a pair of touchdowns to help host Franklin (3-3, 1-3) snap a three-game losing skid with a Mid-State Conference triumph over Mooresville (3-3, 1-3). The Grizzly Cubs got a key touchdown with a fourth-quarter interception return for a score by Kellen Fellure that might have sparked a Pioneer comeback. Tonte had a game-high 155 rushing yards as he continued his mid-season hot streak on the ground.

F — Drew Wertz 4 pass from Greyson Betts (Aybram Moore kick)

M — Connor Cruz 9 run (Owen Hopkins kick)

F — Cori Tonte 7 run (Moore kick)

M — Hopkins 30 FG

F — Tonti 5 run (Moore kick)

F — Kellen Fellure 62 interception return (Moore kick)

M — Keagan Burch 28 pass from Connor Cruz (Hopkins kick)

Rushing — Mooresville: Cruz 8-49, Tyler Denny 2-5, Hunter Untersinger 2-(minus-8). Franklin: Tonte 30-155, Betts 8-22.

Passing — Mooresville: Cruz 14-26-2, 188. Franklin: Betts 7-10-0, 69.

Receiving — Mooresville: Burch 4-62, Elijah Thompson 3-57, Journey Thompson 2-29, Denny 2-26, Brody Beasley 3-14. Franklin: Braden Bonesteel 4-61, team 3-8.

LAWRENCE NORTH 48, BEN DAVIS 19

Darian Prather passed for 251 yards and three touchdowns to lift 6A No. 7 Lawrence North (5-1, 3-0) to a Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference home win over Ben Davis (1-5, 1-2). Prather was 10-of-11 in the air and also rang up a game-high 165 rushing yards, including another TD. Izayveon Moore ran for three TDs and caught one of Prather’s scoring passes in another big offensive showcase.

LN — Izayveon Moore 15 run (Breck Mallory kick)

LN — Monshun Sales 32 pass from Darian Prather (Mallory kick)

BD — Da’Vion Davis 8 pass from Gabe Kennett (Bryan Garcia Diaz kick)

LN — I. Moore 3 run (Mallory kick)

LN — Sales 47 pass from Prather (Griffin Smith kick)

LN — I. Moore 55 pass from Prather (Smith kick)

BD — Cam Crawford 15 pass from Kennett (kick failed)

LN — I. Moore 1 run (Smith kick)

LN — Prather 12 run (kick failed)

BD — Jazz Coleman 63 run (run failed)

Rushing — Ben Davis: Not available. Lawrence North: Prather 16-165, I. Moore 22-113, Ellis McGraw 4-12.

Passing — Ben Davis: Not available. Lawrence North: Prather 10-11-0, 251.

Receiving — Ben Davis: Not available. Lawrence North: Sales 5-142, I. Moore 1-55, Desmond Baskerville 3-43, team 1-11.

WHITELAND 41, MARTINSVILLE 13

Jonah Upchurch and Jordan Palmer combined for five touchdowns as 5A No. 11 Whiteland (4-2, 3-1) won its third straight game – all in the Mid-State Conference – with a home win over Martinsville (2-4, 2-2). Upchurch had three of the TDs, all from 1 yard out, and Palmer added an 80-yard score to his team-high 157 yards.

W — Jonah Upchurch 1 run (kick blocked)

M — Charlie Rawlins 32 FG

W — Upchurch 1 run (Noah Pope kick)

M — Rawlins 26 FG

W — Jordan Palmer 80 run (Pope kick)

W — Palmer 1 run (Pope kick)

W — Upchurch 1 run (Pope kick)

W — Awande Memani 74 run (Pope kick)

M — Grady Gardner 19 run (Rawlins kick)

Rushing — Whiteland: Palmer 15-157, Memani 2-65, Braydon Yates 4-32, Tyree Nolan 2-23, Leydji Frederic 3-30, Isaiah Sneed 2-11, Dane Kunz 1-5, Upchurch 3-3. Martinsville: Lucas Dewey 33-159, Gardner 4-29, Chase Davis 3-4.

Passing — Whiteland: Upchurch 2-2-0, 48. Martinsville: Davis 17-33-2, 138.

Receiving — Whiteland: Eli Taylor 1-28, Williams 1-20. Martinsville: Jace LaFary 6-58, Landon Cazee 5-44, Rylee Butler 4-29, Gardner 1-10, Dewey 1-(minus-3).

PENDLETON HEIGHTS 56, MT. VERNON 13

Quarterback Brandt Gray ran for two touchdowns and passed for two more as 4A No. 11 Pendleton Heights (5-1, 3-1) kept alive its hopes of a Hoosier Heritage Conference championship with a dominating road win over Mt. Vernon (0-6, 0-4). Joel Weaver also ran for three TDs for the Arabians.

PH — Joel Weaver 8 run (Dylan John kick)

PH — Weaver 5 run (John kick)

PH — Lowan Beal 6 pass from Brandt Gray (John kick)

PH — Gray 20 run (John kick)

MV — Mason Meyer 2 run (Kayden Bargo kick)

PH — Gray 2 run (John kick)

PH — Cooper Sims 6 pass from Gray (John kick)

PH — Weaver 1 run (John kick)

PH — Camden Saxon 34 pass from Hudson Frank (Drake Hankenhoff kick)

MV — Evan Privett 30 pass from Meyer (run failed)

ZIONSVILLE 35, HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN 29

Sam Manna ran for two touchdowns and Eli Showalter connected on three TD passes to help Zionsville (3-3, 2-2) win its second straight and snap a seven-game losing streak to visiting Hoosier Crossroads Conference rival Hamilton Southeastern (3-3, 1-3). HSE wide receiver Kenny Pennybaker had a career night, catching nine passes for 265 yards and a pair of TDs in the loss.

Z — Sam Manna 7 run (Ian Stanisic kick)

Z — Theo Schott 20 pass from Eli Showalter (Stanisic kick)

H — Kenny Pennybaker 33 pass from Deacon Johnson (Luke Marchionni kick)

H — Marchionni 30 FG

Z — Nic Hoggs 63 pass from Showalter (Stanisic kick)

H — Marchionni 54 FG

Z — Schott 1 pass from Showalter (Stanisic kick)

H — Pennybaker 70 pass from Johnson (Marchionni kick)

H — Carter Reed 4 run (run failed)

Z — Manna 47 run (Stanisic kick)

H — Marchionna 25 FG

Rushing — Zionsville: Manna 26-151, Showalter 3-19, Zade Bankert 7-15. Hamilton SE: Reed 13-40, Drake Satterfield 5-6, Johnson 2-(minus-6), Pennybaker 1-(minus-7), Jack Jacobs 2-(minus-14).

Passing — Zionsville: Showalter 11-19-1, 158, Hamilton SE: Johnson 18-18-0, 312; Jacobs 3-3-0, 46.

Receiving — Zionsville: Schott 5-70, Hoggs 1-63, Manna 2-18, Max Mettler 1-3, Isaac Tuffnell 1-3, Bankert 1-1. Hamilton SE: Pennybaker 9-265, Collin Walls 6-46, Graham Toner 1-20, Karson Kelly 2-11, Satterfield 1-9, Clark Bucher 1-7, Turner Berry 1-0.

NEW PALESTINE 49, GREENFIELD-CENTRAL 0

Caden Jacobia ran for a pair of touchdowns, Jacob Davis threw three TD passes and the dominating 5A No. 1 New Palestine (6-0, 4-0) defense racked up TDs on a blocked punt and fumble return as New Palestine rang up their third shutout of the season in dominating Hancock County rival Greenfield-Central (3-3, 2-2). New Pal’s front-line defense hasn’t given up a score since Week 2 of the season.

NP — Caden Jacobia 12 run (Evan Walker kick)

NP —Brock Brownfield 19 blocked punt return (Walker kick)

NP — Jacobia 64 run (Walker kick)

NP — Landon Maddox 48 pass from Jacob Davis (Walker kick)

NP — Cael Butler 53 pass from Davis (Walker kick)

NP — Maddox 20 pass from Davis (Walker kick)

NP — Bryan Caldwell 26 fumble return (Walker kick)

Rushing — New Palestine: Jacobia 7-105, Davis 6-37, Ryder Gardner 6-36, Logan Parks 3-25, Kade Stephens 3-19, Waynee Estes 1-9, Rudy Hubbard 2-6. Greenfield-Central: Cooper Hinton 8-37, Aaron Turner 3-15, Draven Nolting 3-8, Braylen Benavente 6-6, Zadontis Williams 1-1, Dylan Barngrover 1-0, Joe Parker 1-0.

Passing — New Palestine: Davis 11-12-0, 185; Gardner 2-2-0, 12. Greenfield-Central: Nolting 0-1-0, 0.

Receiving — New Palestine: Maddox 2-68, Butler 4-67, Mason Oglesby 3-39, Cameron Rollyson 1-13, Andrew Davis 1-8, Brady Lantz 1-4, Garrett Ranes 1-(minus-2). Greenfield-Central: None.

EASTERN HANCOCK 52, PARK TUDOR 0

Mark Kube rushed for three touchdowns and Elijah Edon hit for a pair of TD passes to help the visiting Eastern Hancock (3-3) win its second straight with a shutout win over Park Tudor (4-2). For the Royals, it marked the third time this season they have reached the 50-point plateau; EH’s three losses this year have come to state-ranked teams in Class A or 2A.

EH — Mark Kube 2 run (Kube run)

EH — Taylor Conley interception return (Kube run)

EH — Eli Manship 50 pass from Elijah Edon (Luke Manship pass from Edon)

EH — Kube 1 run (Matt Hunt kick)

EH — L. Manship 18 pass from Edon (Hunt kick)

EH — Kube 14 run (Hunt kick)

EH — Blake Whittington 3 run (Hunt kick)

Rushing — Eastern Hancock: Kube 12-107, Whittington 4-48, Edon 3-22, Hunt 2-7. Park Tudor: Not availalble.

Passing — Eastern Hancock: Edon 9-11-0, 155. Park Tudor: Not availalble.

Receiving — Eastern Hancock: E. Manship 3-64, Hayden Jackson 3-61, L. Manship 3-30. Park Tudor: Not available.

BISHOP CHATARD 56, GUERIN CATHOLIC 14

4A No. 2 Bishop Chatard (5-1, 3-0) roared to a 28-7 first-quarter lead over 3A No. 16 Guerin Catholic (3-3, 1-2) to notch a road win and a Circle City Conference championship. Daniel Adams posted a game-high 197 rushing yards and scored four touchdowns, more than enough to run the Trojans’ league win streak to 10 consecutive games.

BC — Daniel Adams 15 run (Brody Langlois kick)

GC — Isaac Justin 94 kickoff return (Michael Steffen kick)

BC — Adams 24 run (Langlois kick)

BC — Cole Lansford recovered punt blocked by Jax Guidry in end zone (Langlois kick)

BC — Adams 1 run (Langlois kick)

GC — Aidan Horn 4 pass from Quentin Klee (Steffen kick)

BC — Adams 2 run (Langlois kick)

BC — Cam Harden 12 pass from Harrison Odom (Langlois kick)

BC — Harden 13 pass from Odom (Langlois kick)

BC — Max Lockhart 1 run (Langlois kick)

Rushing — Bishop Chatard: Adams 20-197, George Park 7-63, Joe Sherby 4-19, Lockhart 3-14, Odom 3-5. Guerin Catholic: Q. Klee 4-6, Luke McDonald 2-4, Jack Linden 2-(minus-3).

Passing — Bishop Chatard: Odom 18-24-0, 196; Lockhart 4-4-0, 37. Guerin Catholic: Q. Klee 12-30-1, 85; McDonald 2-5-0, 36.

Receiving — Bishop Chatard: Julio Graves 7-65, Harden 5-55, Brooks Haines 3-49, Toby Hibbeln 3-29, Declan McCallister 2-13, Adams 1-7. Guerin Catholic: Issiah Lewis 5-63, Justin 1-30, Kolbe Klee 2-14, Horn 1-4, Trevor Macey 1-4, Linden 2-0.

FISHERS 29, AVON 15

Osias Sims enjoyed the biggest night of his career, scoring his first career receiving touchdown and taking his three receptions a team-high 94 yards to lift 6A No. 8 Fishers (4-2, 3-1) to a hard-fought Hoosier Crossroads Conference victcory over 6A No. 10 Avon (3-3, 1-3). The Tigers jumped in front 16-0, then held off the determined Orioles who were led by hard-running Andre Warfield, who had a game-high 128 yards on the ground, including a 57-yard TD run. Gage Sturgill had.a big night in the air for Fishers, throwing three TD passes and racking up more than 250 yards.

F — Ryan Thembulembu 1 run (Micah Hillen kick)

F — Hillen 24 FG

F — Vincent Rozzi 11 pass from Gage Sturgill (kick failed)

A — Andre Warfield 57 run (Shawn Curry pass from Jace Cameron)

F — Osias Sims 80 pass from Sturgill (Hillen kick)

A — Josh Tate 16 pass from Cameron (Tim Paciorek kick)

F — Rozzi 32 pass from Sturgill (kick failed)

Rushing — Avon: Warfield 22-128, Take 2-8, Cameron 5-1. Fishers: Thembulembu 22-124, Sturgill 4-13, Darian Girton 1-2, Hudson Bell 1-0, team 1-0.

Passing — Avon: Cameron 23-43-3, 256; Curry 1-1-0, 31. Fishers: Sturgill 14-25-0, 255.

Receiving — Avon: Curry 9-122, MacKaven Tislow 8-83, Brenny Penrod 2-48, Tate 3-22, Rayvon Martin 2-12. Fishers: Sims 3-94, Rozzi 5-71, Thembulembu 4-59, Girton 2-31.

CATHEDRAL 32, TROTWOOD-MADISON 28

Adam Ayers began and ended the game with touchdown receptions for 5A No. 4 Cathedral, but between the two scores the Irish (4-2) had all they could handle against the Trotwood-Madison (4-2). The Rams outscored the hosts 28-18 in the middle of the game, and Adams’ last score with 16 seconds to play capped a furious Cathedral comeback. The mid-Ohio powerhouse battle 6A No. 2 Center Grove last week and challenged another Hoosier powerhouse, pushing the Irish to the edge.

C — Adam Ayers 67 pass from Cameron Koers (Van Krisiloff kick)

C — Xavier Dangerfield 45 run (Landon Hughes run)

C — Krisiloff 28 FG

TM — Dallas Shehee 10 run (pass failed)

C — Dangerfield 32 run (Krisiloff kick)

TM — Armani Rogers 53 pass from Shehee (Calilan Grant run)

TM — Rogers 31 pass from Shehee (pass failed)

TM — Mike Keith 34 interception return (Rogers pass from Shehee)

C — Ayers 8 pass from Koers (Krisiloff kick)

Rushing — Cathedral: Dangerfield 27-177, Jimmy Pappas 13-34, Krisiloff 1-11, Koers 2-3. Trotwood-Madison: Daylan Dennis 8-27, Dishawn Peterson 1-10, Shehee 9-8, Grant 3-7, Kam Martinez 1-0, team 2-(minus-21).

Passing — Cathedral: Koers 25-39-1, 268. Trotwood-Madison: Shehee 16-34-2, 285.

Receiving — Cathedral: Ayers 5-116, Evan Johnson 6-58, Nate Van Vierze 3-45, Hughes 4-18, Dangerfield 5-16, Connor O’Brien 1-15, Pappas 1-0. Trotwood-Madison: Rogers 8-183, Peterson 3-42, Grant 1-20, Justyce Taylor 1-19, Tristen Bozeman 2-18, Zye’air Fields 1-3.

CARMEL 63, NORTH CENTRAL 14

Ayden Johnson, Jacob Bellin and Spencer Sell scored two touchdowns apiece to lead 6A No. 4 Carmel (5-1) to a rout over visiting North Central (2-4), roaring to a 56-0 halftime lead. Anthony Coellner threw three TD passes and ran for a fourth score to keep the Greyhounds in high gear

C — Spencer Sell 11 pass from Anthony Coellner (Matt Obermeier kick)

C — Jacob Bellin 72 punt return (Obermeier kick)

C — Coellner 24 run (Obermeier kick)

C — Sell 23 pass from Coellner (Obermeier kick)

C — Ayden Johnson 12 run (Obermeier kick)

C — Johnson 16 run (Obermeier kick)

C — Bellin 43 pass from Coellner (Obermeier kick)

C — Josiah Gilmore 1 run (Aaron Orahood kick)

C — Maddox Knudson 1 run (Orahood kick)

NC — Javon Brooks 14 pass from Chase Grove (Caleb Fowles kick)

NC — Jalon Amos 2 run (Fowles kick)

Rushing — Carmel: Andrew Pemberton 9-70, Coellner 4-50, Knudson 9-45, Johnson 6-42, Jackson Treadway 3-34, Gilmore 5-21, team 2-26. North Central: Amos 8-21, Grove 7-17, Kole Kreinhagen 1-10, Tuajohn Averitte 5-9, Gavin Meyer 1-3, Demetrius Averitte 1-1, team 5-15.

Passing — Carmel: Coellner 10-11-0, 149; Treadway 2-4-0, 19; Finn Giles 1-1-0, 10; Nikolas Kazmierczak 0-1-1, 0. North Central: Grove 16-29-0, 146; Kreinhagen 2-3-0, 25.

Receiving — Carmel: Bellin 3-72, Sell 4-49, Aidan Carpenter 2-23, Alim Broadnax 1-13, Will Christman 1-8, Carson Clark 1-3, team 1-10. North Central: D. Averitte 6-63, Brooks 3-30, T. Averitte 4-25, Jordan Jones 2-21, Khristian Toran 1-16, Amos 1-9, Bryson Stallings 1-7.

CENTER GROVE 36, LAWRENCE CENTRAL 0

Ricky Lange topped the 100-yard mark on the ground for the second straight game, helping 6A No. 2 Center Grove (6-0) to a dominating shutout road win over Lawrence Central (3-3). The CG defense controlled the game, racking up a safety and limiting LC’s high-powered passing attack – which had been producing more than 220 yards per game – to just 108 and notching an interception to go with a safety. Dallas Cornpropst flashed another tool for the Trojans, notching a pair of field goals, including a career-best 51-yarder.

CG — Lincoln Bright 2 run (Dallas Cornpropst kick)

CG — Safety, quarterback sacked in end zone

CG — Ricky Lange 26 run (Cornpropst kick)

CG — Conrpropst 51 FG

CG — Conrpropst 41 FG

CG — Brodie Tilton 13 pass from Oscar Sloan (Cornpropst kick)

CG — Owen Oliver 6 run (Cornpropst kick)

Rushing — Center Grove: Lange 26-135, Tilton 14-57, Oliver 1-6, Bright 1-2, Sloan 1-0. Lawrence Central: Al Gooden III 11-53, Jamari Simmons 5-22, Santana Allen 8-(minus-58).

Passing — Center Grove: Sloan 6-14-0, 32. Lawrence Central: Allen 8-20-1, 108.

Receiving — Center Grove: Tilton 1-13, Dominick Barry 2-11, Roman Youngs 2-7, Lange 1-1. Lawrence Central: Dalen Lewis 3-49, Antonio Williams 1-37, Taiq Okocha 2-15, Gooden 2-7.

FRANKLIN CENTRAL 37, NOBLESVILLE 10

Nathan Sparks rushed for a career-best 285 yards and three touchdowns to give Franklin Central (4-2, 2-2) a Hoosier Crossroads Conference triumph over visiting Noblesville (1-5, 0-4). Sparks’ highlight was an 85-yard TD run in the second quarter, which gave FC a solid 23-3 halftime lead.

FC — Malachi Hasseld 24 FG

FC — Nathan Sparks 10 run (kick failed)

N — Caden Lydle 33 FG

FC — Sparks 85 run (Hasseld kick)

N — Markell Bailey 79 pass from Connor Moreland (Hasseld kick)

FC — Sparks 3 run (Hasseld kick)

FC — Hudson Moritz 45 punt return (Hasseld kick)

N — Noah Shinkle 65 run (Lydle kick)

Rushing — Noblesville: Shinkle 18-124, Luke Hile 6-21, Ethan Clark 1-4, Luke Stevenson 1-4, Windsor Hutchins 4-(minus-15). Franklin Central: Sparks 27-285, Moreland 2-(minus-5).

Passing — Noblesville: Hutchins 15-28-0, 155. Franklin Central: Moreland 7-202-1, 125.

Receiving — Noblesville: Alfred Alwine 3-76, Cody Prater 5-48, Shinkle 1-19, Calvin Moody 1-16, Clark 2-6, Hile 1-2. Franklin Central: Bailey 3-88, Rian Frazier 2-24, Jayvyn McKinley 2-13 .

RONCALLI 44, BREBEUF JESUIT 7

Colin Ash ran for three touchdowns and threw for two more to help the 4A No. 7 Royals (4-2, 2-1) to a Circle City Conference rout of the visiting Braves (0-6, 0-3). Roncalli’s defense was dominant, allowing just over 100 yards in total offense and rolling to a quick 22-0 lead that was never challenged.

R — Zach Dozier 29 run (Collin Ash run)

R — Alex Toth 40 run (Gavin Louthain kick)

R — Ash 25 run (Louthain kick)

B — Edwin Watson n2 pass from Carter Cosgrove (Cameron Kelley kick)

R — Ash 2 run (Louthain kick)

R — Safety, runner tackled in end zone

R —Ash 2 run (Louthain kick)

R — Alex Jarvis 62 pass from Ash (Louthain kick)

Rushing — Roncalli: Ash 8-76, Dozier 8-72, Toth 3-58, Brady Tillar 1-13, Jarvis 1-10, Keegan Shaffer 3-6, Brody Runion 1-2. Brebeuf Jesuit: Cosgrove 5-17, Parker Maiers 5-12, Zion Crowe 2-11, Jasir King 2-1, team 1-(minus-21).

Passing — Roncalli: Ash 6-11-0, 152; Dane Burton 1-2-0, 42; Wyatt Kirschner 1-1-0, 5. Brebeuf Jesuit: Cosgrove 10-14-0, 86.

Receiving — Roncalli: Jarvis 1-62, Mason Carroll 2-47, Mikey Dillon 2-42, Toth 1-34, Luke Roeder 2-14. Brebeuf Jesuit: Keivon Mattox 3-48, Watson 4-25, Crowe 2-9, Maiers 1-4.

SCECINA 50, GREENWOOD CHRISTIAN 29

Scecina’s (4-2, 3-1) opportunistic defense returned three first-quarter interceptions for touchdowns – all in the first eight minutes of the Indiana Crossroads Conference contest – to roll over Greenwood Christian (1-5, 0-3). The Crusaders also got 168 rushing yards and two TDs on the ground from Gavin Connel, who had one of the three pick-sixes. The Eagles’ Trey Dobson threw for 296 yards and three TDs to Levi Johnson, adding a fourth score on the ground.

S — Bryce Mathis 60 interception return (Owen Weinzierl kick)

GC — Levi Johnson 74 pass from Trey Dobson (Zackary Eldridge run)

S — Mathis 65 pass from Bryce McDonald (Weinzierl kick)

S — Eric Montgomery 75 interception return (Weinzierl kick)

S — Gavin Connel 40 interception return (Weinzierl kick)

S — Connel 14 run (Montgomery run)

S — Tristan Brown 27 pass from McDonald (Weinzierl kick)

S — Connel 20 run (Weinzierl kick)

GC — Johnson 8 pass from Dobson (Ethan Campbell kick)

GC — Dobson 1 run (Eldridge run)

GC — Johnson 53 pass from Dobson (no attempt)

Rushing — Scecina: Connel 14-168, Montgomery 6-50, Jamir Kindall 6-17, McDonald 1-9, Levi Moran 5-7. Greenwood Christian: Dobson 13-73, Eldridge 4-31, Riley Caleb Francy 4-10, Matthew Parlow 1-1.

Passing — Scecina: McDonald 2-4, 1, 92; Moran 0-1-0, 0. Greenwood Christian: Dobson 11-27-3, 296; Daniel Max Johnson 1-2-1, 7.

Receiving — Scecina: Mathis 1-65, Brown 1-27. Greenwood Christian: Johnson 6-175, Franey 2-53, Hudson Haltom 2-29, Eldridge 1-25, Bryce Burton 1-21.

GREENWOOD 35, PERRY MERIDIAN 20

Brady Smith completed just five passes in his 10 attempts against the visiting Falcons (2-4, 1-3), but it proved to be more than enough to help the Woodmen (2-4, 1-3) snap a four-game losing skid in a Mid-State Conference battle. Smith had three long touchdown passes – 74, 57 and 48 yards – to Benjamin Hommell to pull away from a 14-14 tie in the third period to close out Perry Meridian.

G — Benjamin Hommell 57 pass from Brady Smith (William Thompson kick)

PM — Colton Barker 32 pass from Jackson Schoch (Diego Aguilar kick)

G — Gunner Ruppert 63 run (Thompson kick)

PM — Tristan Ling 3 run (Aguilar kick)

G — Ruppert 10 run (Thompson kick)

G —Hommell 74 pass from Smith (Thompson kick)

G —Hommell 48 pass from Smith (Thompson kick)

PM — Ashton Jackson 15 pass from Schoch (run failed)

Rushing — Perry Meridian: Ling 18-72, Schoch 7-41, Barker 1-5, Brody Speziale 1-2, team 1-7. Greenwood: Ruppert Ruppert 25-192, Leland Morton 12-68, Anthony Scaramazzo 5-12, Smith 2-(minus-4).

Passing — Perry Meridian: Schoch 14-30-1, 267. Greenwood: Smith 5-10-1, 194.

Receiving — Perry Meridian: Barker 5-136, Jaylen Delaney 1-44, Jackson 6-41, Trevor Darden 2-46. Greenwood: Hommell 3-179, Jackson Davis 2-15.

Central Indiana high school football Week 6 scores, schedule

Fishers 29, Avon 15, F

Beech Grove 12, Edgewood 0, F

Lawrence North 48, Ben Davis 19, F

Bishop Chatard 56, Guerin Catholic 14, F

Roncalli 44, Brebeuf Jesuit 7, F

Brownsburg 14, Westfield 10, F

Center Grove 36, Lawrence Central 0, F

Shortridge 55, Christel House 0, F

Danville 37, Cincinnati Bacon 13, F

Cascade 55, Crawfordsville 3, F

Crispus Attucks 30, Connersville 6, F

Eastern Hancock 52, Park Tudor 0, F

Western Boone 61, Frankfort 0, F

Zionsville 35, Hamilton Southeastern 29, F

Heritage Christian 40, Cardinal Ritter 14, F

Tri-West 31, Indian Creek 24, F

Irvington Prep at Southside Home School

Lapel 41, Rushville 8, F

Lebanon 21, Triton Central 14, F

Hamilton Heights 22, Logansport 14, F

Lutheran 24, Covenant Christian 7, F

Whiteland 41, Martinsville 13, F

Franklin 28, Mooresville 17, F

New Palestine 49, Greenfield-Central 0, F

Franklin Central 37, Noblesville 10, F

Carmel 63, North Central 14, F

Pendleton Heights 56, Mt. Vernon 13, F

Greenwood 35, Perry Meridian 20, F

Warren Central 31, Pike 28, F/OT

Decatur Central 37, Plainfield 19, F

Scecina 50, Greenwood Christian 29, F

Sheridan 22, Taylor 13, F

Bloomington South 54, Southport 7, F

Monrovia 28, Speedway 6, F

Switzerland County 48, Edinburgh 6, F

Tech 16, Washington 6, F

Tindley at Purdue Poly

Cathedral 32, Trotwood (Ohio) 28, F

Yorktown 48, Shelbyville 28, F

Indiana high school football Week 6 statewide scores

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Reporting by Nat Newell, Kyle Neddenriep and Matthew Glenesk, Indianapolis Star / Indianapolis Star

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