The Indiana high school football regular season hits the midseason point tonight. Class 6A No. 7 Fishers travels to Class 6A No. 1 Brownsburg and Class 5A No. 1 New Palestine hosts Class 4A No. 6 Pendleton Heights in two big conference games, but they’re certainly not the only ones we’re watching.
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Fishers at Brownsburg
BROWNSBURG 42, FISHERS 14 (read more)
BROWNSBURG – No scare for Class 6A No. 1 Brownsburg this week. Not even close.
The defending 6A state champions, after a scare last week in a win over rival Avon, jumped out early Friday night on seventh-ranked Fishers and cruised to a 42-14 win in a game that was played with a 35-point running clock from the midpoint of the third quarter.
Turning point: Fishers (3-2 overall, 2-1 Hoosier Crossroads Conference) actually kept Brownsburg (5-0, 3-0) out of the end zone on the first drive after the Bulldogs drove to the Fishers’ 5-yard-line. But the Tigers went three-and-out and Brownsburg scored on the next drive on a 10-yard pass from Oscar Frye to Branden Sharpe to cap an eight-play, 62-yard drive. The rout was on from there.
Player of the game: I’m giving it to Brady Lewis and A.J. Jobe, Brownsburg’s current two-headed monster at running back that will become three again when senior Shakovon Sumpterbey returns from injury, possibly as early as next week. Lewis ran for 104 yards and two touchdowns on 17 carries and A.J. Jobe had 84 yards and one TD on 17 carries. The offensive line was moving Fishers off the ball to where it felt like Brownsburg could get five yards when it wanted. The Bulldogs finished with 234 rushing yards and four rushing TDs.
Play of the game: There was not a lot of flash in this one but Oscar Frye’s 35-yard touchdown pass to Leo McQuillan in the third quarter was a well-designed play and nicely executed. Frye put it on the money to McQuillan who ran under it and put Brownsburg ahead 35-7 early in the third quarter.
BROWNSBURG 42, FISHERS 14
B — Brandon Sharpe 10 pass from Oscar Frye (Will Orlando kick)
B — Aiden Jobe 5 run (Orlando kick)
B — Brad Lewis 1 run (Orlando kick)
B — Avin Robinson 2 run (Orlando kick)
F — Ryan Thembulembu 2 run (Micah Hillen kick)
B — Leo McQuillan 35 pass from Frye (Orlando kick)
B — Lewis 22 run (Orlando kick)
F — Vincent Rozzi 41 pass from Gage Sturgill (Hillen kick)
Rushing — Fishers: Darian Girton 2-32, Thembulembu 7-10, Sturgill 1-9, Paxton Badua 1-(minus-1), Hudson Bell 1-(minus-3), Sam Hawkins Jr. 3-(minus-4). Brownsburg: Lewis 17-104, Jobe 17-84, Richard Hall 4-21, Robinson 3-14, Frye 3-11, team 1-0.
Passing — Fishers: Sturgill 8-23-0, 127; Kellen Miller 1-2-1, 5. Brownsburg: Frye 9-16-0, 147; Weston Wood 1-4-1, 10.
Receiving — Fishers: Rozzi 4-95, Thembulembu 2-25, Girton 1-7, Drew Spicer 1-5, Keegan Gates 1-0. Brownsburg: Robinson 2-61, Sharpe 4-42, McQuillan 1-35, Josh Volk 1-10, Tez Virgil 1-6, Lewis 1-3.
NEW PALESTINE 42, PENDLETON HEIGHTS 6 (read more)
NEW PALESTINE – The top-ranked New Palestine Dragons aren’t in the business of overlooking anyone.
They’re a championship focused football program, and the Class 5A Dragons backed it up Friday night at Kelso Stadium in a battle of unbeatens against Hoosier Heritage Conference rival 4A No. 6 Pendleton Heights.
Senior quarterback Jacob Davis tallied 286 yards in total offense, passing for two touchdowns and rushing for another, while New Palestine’s Red Rage defense stymied the Arabians (4-1, 2-1 HHC) with a 42-6 victory.
The Dragons (5-0, 3-0 HHC) claimed their 19th consecutive victory, dating back to last year’s 4A state title run and 15-0 finish, and posted their third win by 35 points or more.
New Palestine 42, Pendleton Heights 6
Pendleton Heights (4-1, 2-1 HCC): 0–0–0–6–6
New Palestine (5-0, 3-0 HCC): 21–14–0–7–42
NP – Caden Jacobia 23 run (Evan Walker kick), 9:04
NP – Jacobia 3 run (Walker kick), 5:22
NP – Conner Jacobia 54 pass from Jacob Davis (Walker kick), 2:25
NP – Garrett Ranes 29 pass from Davis (Walker kick), 9:29
NP – Davis 8 run (Walker kick), 4:46
NP – Bryan Caldwell 6 pass from Ryder Gardner (Adalynn Eakin kick) 3:14
PH – Cooper Sims 5 pass from Brandt Gray, 1.0
LAPEL 29, INDIAN CREEK 26 (read more)
LAPEL — In what may go down as the Boneyard Miracle, the Lapel Bulldogs erased a 12-point deficit against Indian Creek with less than three minutes left in the game.
Quarterback Devin Craig found Liam Ko for a 13-yard touchdown with 10 seconds remaining, lifting Lapel to a 29-26 victory.
Play of the Game: The play of the game has to be Craig’s connection with Ko for the winning score. Craig is a talented scrambler, but with the game on the line the senior made a play from the pocket. Craig received the snap from shotgun, took a four-step drop and released the ball as Ko made his cut on an out route. Craig’s pass landed right into Ko’s arms, allowing him to fall into the end zone for the score.
Turning Point: A game that started out as a defensive struggle turned into an offensive explosion in the fourth quarter. The teams scored four times in the final 4 minutes, 50 seconds of the game. Indian Creek took a one-score lead on a trick play to Hunter Worley. The Braves recovered the ensuing kick and scored again, taking a 26-14 lead with 1:30 remaining, The Bulldogs marched 70 yards in seven plays, scoring with 1:30 left. Then Lapel recovered an onside kick, setting up Craig’s winning touchdown pass.
Player of the Game: Devin Craig, QB
Craig scored three of Lapel’s four touchdowns. He threw two touchdowns in the fourth quarter and ran for one score in the third quarter.
CRISPUS ATTUCKS 62, PURDUE POLY 0 (read more)
Attucks defeated Purdue Poly 62-0 in a home victory on Friday. Attucks quarterback Corshawn Sartin had five touchdowns, including two rushing, and threw for 253 yards. The senior also had two interceptions.
Sartin spearheads the Tigers on and off the field. Though he called leadership “hard,” Sartin enjoys mentoring the freshmen because he regrets not taking his first year of high school seriously. Sartin believes it’s his responsibility to ensure the program “remains at a high level” and understands that starts with leading by example in areas like regularly attending class.
“He leads by action,” Tigers coach Anthony King said.
His father’s death forced him to.
Central Indiana high school football Week 5 scores, schedule
CENTER GROVE 31, TROTWOOD-MADISON 20
Ricky Lange rushed for career highs in yards (165) and touchdowns (3) as the 6A No. 2 Trojans (5-0) ended the host Rams’ (4-1) hopes of an unbeaten season. Center Grove yielded 264 aerial yards and three TDs to quarterback Dallas Shehee, but picked off the Rams’ QB five times in the contest.
TM — Armani Rodgers 42 pass from Dallas Shehee (Peterson pass from Shehee)
CG — Ricky Lange 1 run (Dallas Cornpropst kick)
CG — Lange 4 run (Cornpropst kick)
CG — Brodie Tilton 73 run (Cornpropst kick)
CG — Cornpropst 35 FG
TM — Justyce Taylor 13 pass from Shehee (run failed)
TM — Taylor 68 pass from Shehee (pass failed)
CG — Lange 4 run (Cornpropst kick)
Rushing — Center Grove: Lange 29-165, Tilton 5-75, Jayden Biggerstaff 3-20, Oscar Sloan 2-(minus-10). Trotwood: Shehee 15-60, Daniel Martinez 10-38, team 1-1.
Passing — Center Grove: Sloan 12-22-2, 120. Trotwood: Shehee 15-38-5, 264.
Receiving — Center Grove: Tilton 2-51, Dominick Barry 2-20, Elijah Williams 2-20, Lange 3-13, Aiden Francis 1-13, Roman Youngs 2-3. Trotwood: Taylor 4-113, Rodgers 5-80, Tristan Bozeman 4-41, Taylor Carpenter 1-22, Zye’air Fields 1-8.
TRITON CENTRAL 21, SPEEDWAY 10
Matthew Wilkins threw three touchdown passes, two in the final 15 minutes of the game, to lift the 2A No. 9 Tigers (5-0, 3-0) to their first 5-0 start to a season since 2018 with a Hoosier Legends Conference triumph over the host Sparkplugs (0-5, 0-2).
TC — Braden Brown 3 run (Julius Schlottman kick)
S — Mamadou Diallo 2 run (Joey Heaviland kick)
S — Heaviland 30 FG
TC — Henry Kemper 10 pass from Matthew Wilkins (Schlottman kick)
TC — Conner McClure 36 pass from Wilkins (Schlottman kick)
Rushing — Triton Central: Team 29-123. Speedway: Not available.
Passing — Triton Central: Wilkins 13-25-0, 174. Speedway: Not available.
Receiving — Triton Central: Kemper 6-63, Brayden Whitlow 3-54, McClure 1-36, team 3-21. Speedway: Not available.
TRI-WEST 35, DANVILLE 27
Wanson Hall scored a late touchdown to cap a fourth-quarter rally that lifted the Bruins (4-1) to a win over their county rival Warriors (2-3). The loss snapped Danville’s two-game win streak, despite picking off Tri-West quarterback Jack Sorgi four times. But Sorgi also had three TDs and racked up 241 yards in the air.
D — Minh Vu 11 run (Evan Beck kick)
TW — Eli Morgan 15 pass from Jack Sorgi (Jax Clayton kick)
TW — Jax Garver 27 pass from Sorgi (Clayton kick)
D — Vu 6 run (Beck kick)
TW — Quinten Alexander 65 pass from Sorgi (Clayton kick)
D — Drew Rector 24 pass from Carter Ward (Beck kick)
TW — Nicholas Bearman 2 run (Clayton kick)
D — Ward 1 run (kick failed)
TW — Wanson Hall 7 run (Clayton kick)
Rushing — Tri-West: Hall 11-141, Fleece 5-15, Bearman 2-6, Sorgi 4-2. Danville: Not available.
Passing — Tri-West: Sorgi 13-26-4, 241. Danville: Not available.
Receiving — Tri-West: Alexander 3-90, Carter Cummings 4-64, Garver 4-46, Fleece 1-26, E. Morgan 1-15. Danville: Not available.
GREENFIELD-CENTRAL 28, SHELBYVILLE 27
Braylen Benavente’s second touchdown of the game started a Hoosier Heritage Conference overtime thriller, but the game was decided when the visiting Golden Bears (3-2, 1-2) scored a potential tying TD on a Layden Fitzgerald pass to Gavin Reed, then went for a two-point conversion and the win – but couldn’t convert, helping the Cougars (3-2, 2-1) keep alive their hopes of an HHC championship.
GC — Memphis Blevins 26 FG
S — Grantland Fitzgerald 7 run (Rolando Saucedo kick)
S — Cooper Thomas 9 pass from Layden Fitzgerald (Saucedo kick)
GC — Cooper Hinton 4 run (Hinton run)
GC — Braylen Benavente 2 run (Blevins kick)
S — G. Fitzgerald 3 run (Saucedo kick)
GC — Blevins 20 FG
GC — Benavente 1 run (Blevins kick)
S — Gavin Reed 4 pass from L. Fitzgerald (pass failed)
Rushing — Greenfield: Hinton 29-145, Benavente 14-72, Draven Nolting 4-13, Kyson Nicholson 4-6, McCoy Wilson 2-4. Shelbyville: Not available.
Passing — Greenfield: Nolting 5-12-0, 43. Shelbyville: Not available.
Receiving — Greenfield: Zack Waterman 3-23, Landen Ford 1-11, Hinton 1-7. Shelbyville: Not available.
SCECINA 27, COVENANT CHRISTIAN 14
Bryce Mathis caught five passes for career-high totals in yards (221) and touchdowns (3) to help the Crusaders (3-2, 2-1) roll to an Indiana Crossroads Conference victory over the visiting Warriors (1-4, 0-2). Mathis broke his own school record – set in the season opener this year – for receiving yards in a game.
S — Bryce Mathis 54 pass from Bryce McDonald (Owen Weinzierl kick)
S — Weinzierl 24 FG
CC — Tyson Hall 10 pass from Henry Schafer (kick blocked)
CC — Noah Sebree 89 run (Schafer run)
S — Safety, punt snap out of end zone
S — Mathis 36 pass from McDonald (Tristan Brown pass from McDonald)
S — Mathis 22 pass from McDonald (Weinzierl kick)
Rushing — Scecina: Eric Montgomery 8-31, Levi Moran 3-13, McDonald 4-6, Gavin Connel 5-(minus-2). Covenant Christian: Sebree 7-91, Hall 12-59, Schafer.13-31, Zeb Cox 3-(minus-1).
Passing — Scecina: McDonald 11-24-0, 270. Covenant Christian: Schafer 5-14-3, 102; Cox 2-3-0, 39.
Receiving — Scecina: Mathis 5-221, Connel 2-36, Brown 4-13. Covenant Christian: Caleb Jankowski 4-93, Sebree 1-23, Carson Mongeau 1-15, Hall 1-10.
ZIONSVILLE 31, NOBLESVILLE 7
Isaac Tuffnell had a 49-yard touchdown reception to open the scoring and Liam Salapka added a 96-yard TD kickoff return as the Eagles (2-3, 1-2) snapped their three-game losing skid with a Hoosier Crossroads Conference road win over the Millers (1-4, 0-3).
Z — Isaac Tuffnell 49 pass from Eli Showalter (Sam Black kick)
Z — Black 21 FG
Z — Liam Salapka 96 kickoff return (Black kick)
Z — Hank Phenecie 20 interception return (Black kick)
N — Noah Shinkle 3 run (Caden Lydle kick)
Z — Spencer Choi 9 run (Black kick)
Rushing — Zionsville: Choi 7-50, Tate Brown 7-26, Joseph Jefferson 4-(minus-2), Showalter 3-(minus-5). Noblesville: Shinkle 11-36, Luke Hile 11-18, Ethan Clark 10-10, Cody Prater 1-5, Windsor Hutchins 4-(minus-4).
Passing — Zionsville: Showalter 10-26-1, 176; Zeke Marshall 0-1-0, 0. Noblesville: Hutchins 8-14-3, 94; Clark 1-1-0, 0.
Receiving — Zionsville: Ben Harney 4-58, Micah Morris 4-52, Tuffnell 1-49, Max Mettler 1-17. Noblesville: Alfred Alwine 3-65, Hile 1-13, Clark 1-9, Calvin Moody 1-4, Nick Morris 1-2, Shinkle 1-1.
MARTINSVILLE 42, FRANKLIN 41
Wide receiver Landon Cazee returned the opening kickoff 99 yards for a score that ignited a 28-point first period for the host Artesians (2-3, 2-1), celebrating their homecoming. Cazee wound up adding three more TD receptions, including a 71-yarder, that helped Martinsville record its fifth consecutive win over the Grizzly Cubs (2-3, 0-3), who lost their third straight. But the Cubs roared back into the game, riding Cori Tonte’s career night that included five TDs and 230 rushing yards that cut the lead to 42-41 with 1:01 to play. But Franklin coach Chris Coll decided to roll the dice on the extra point, ignoring a tying point-after and going to the victory on a pass play that went incomplete.
M — Landon Cazee 99 kickoff return (Charlie Rawlins kick)
M — Cazee 4 pass from Chase Davis (Rawlins kick)
M — Landen Pottorff 32 pass from Jace LaFary (Rawlins kick)
F — Cori Tonte 4 run (Aybram Moore kick)
M — Cazee 71 pass from Davis (Rawlins kick)
M — Lucas Dewey 1 run (Rawlins kick)
F — Greyson Betts 1 run (Moore kick)
F — Tonte 10 run (Moore kick)
M — Cazee 2 pass from Davis (Rawlins kick)
F — Tonte 54 run (Moore kick)
F — Tonte 1 run (Moore kick)
F — Tonte 2 run (pass failed)
Rushing — Martinsville: Dewey 23-63. Franklin: Tonte 34-230, Isaiah Stultz 1-3, Betts 10-(minus-9).
Passing — Martinsville: Davis 19-28-1, 203; LaFary 1-1-0, 32. Franklin: Betts 12-24-3, 129.
Receiving — Martinsville: Cazee 11-116, Rylee Butler 2-48, Pottorff 2-33, LaFary 3-16, Landon Johnson 1-15. Franklin: Tonte 6-62, Braeden Bonesteel 4-53, Austin Green 1-9, Cole Bowker 1-5.
HERITAGE CHRISTIAN 49, GREENWOOD CHRISTIAN 21
Quarterback Eli Nix threw a pair of touchdown passes and ran for two more to lead the host Eagles (3-2, 2-1) to an Indiana Crossroads Conference win over the Cougars (1-4, 0-2), who dropped their second straight. Chase Wahlin ran for one TD and caught a Nix scoring toss for another to give HC its second straight triumph.
HC — Aidan Lyon 20 pass from Eli Nix (Isaac Pimental kick)
HC — Elijah Pimental 15 run (I. Pimental kick)
GC — Isaiah Johnson 7 pass from Trey Dobson (Bo Campbell kick)
HC — Nix 1 run (I. Pimental kick)
GC — Dobson 50 run (kick failed)
HC — Chase Wahlin 21 run (I. Pimental kick)
HC — Nix 1 run (I. Pimental kick)
HC — E. Pimental 15 run (I. Pimental kick)
HC — Wahlin 50 pass from Nix (I. Pimental kick)
GC — Burton 2 pass from Dobson (Dobson run)
Rushing — Heritage Christian: Nix 11-140, E. Pimental 7-114, Wahlin 4-71, Sponseller 5-27. Greenwood Christian: Dobson 8-70, Eldridge 4-25, Franey 3-21.
Passing — Heritage Christian: Nix 5-11-0, 125. Greenwood Christian: Dobson 12-28-2, 149.
Receiving — Heritage Christian: Wahlin 2-76, Lyons 1-20, Pauwels 1-20, Sponseller 1-4. Greenwood Christian: Johnson 4-69, Haltom 4-56, Burton 2-34, Eldridge 2-4.
EASTERN HANCOCK 58, KNIGHTSTOWN 20
Mark Kube ran for 219 yards and four touchdowns to spark a strong home victory for the Royals (2-3) over the Panthers (3-2), snapping Eastern’s three-game losing streak. Elijah Edon threw for three TDs and ran for a fourth as EH rallied from first-half deficits to run off the final 39 points of the game.
K — Brody Willard 16 pass from Bryor Carmichael (Grace Behney kick)
EH — Luke Manship 28 pass from Elijah Edon (run failed)
K — Bryor Carmichael 1 run (Behney kick)
EH — L. Manship 9 pass from Edon (pass failed)
EH — Mark Kube 2 run (Matt Hunt kick)
K — Jameson Crawford 61 pass from Carmichael (kick blocked)
EH — Edon 12 run (Hunt kick)
EH — Kube 48 run (Kube run)
EH — Kube 2 run (Kube run)
EH — Eli Manship 23 pass from Edon (Hunt kick)
EH — Safety
EH — Kube 9 run (Hunt kick)
Rushing — Eastern Hancock: Kube 24-219, Blake Whittington 5-31, Edon 7-19, Kaden Martin 3-6. Knightstown: Crawford 8-11, Braylon Johnson 3-5, Willard 2-4, Carmichael 4-(minus-23).
Passing — Eastern Hancock: Edon 19-24-0, 188. Knightstown: Carmichael 12-27-1, 199.
Receiving — Eastern Hancock: L. Manship 2-37, E. Manship 1-23, Kube 1-3, team 15-125. Knightstown: Willard 5-108, Crawford 1-61, team 6-30.
LAWRENCE NORTH 77, TECH 0
Izayveon Moore ran the ball just three times, but scored touchdowns on all three as the 6A No. 9 Wildcats (4-1) blanked the host Titans. Darian Prather had two TD passes each to Monshun Sales and Desmond Baskerville.
LN — Monshun Ssles 41 pass from Darian Prather (Griffin Smith kick)
LN — Desmond Baskerville 44 pass from Prather (Smith kick)
LN — Izayveon Moore 51 run (Smith kick)
LN — Baskerville 20 pass from Prather (Smith kick)
LN — I. Moore 9 run (kick failed)
LN — I. Moore 34 run (Smith kick)
LN — Davion Jones 45 punt return (Smith kick)
LN — Sales 15 pass from Prather (Smith kick)
LN — Amari Moore 22 run (Smith kick)
LN — A. Moore 15 run (kick failed)
LN — Safety, Anthony Whitfield tackle runner in end zone
LN — Noah Barnett 1 run (Cameron Knox kick)
Rushing — Lawrence North: I. Moore 3-94, Ellis McGraw 2-40, A. Moore 2-37, Prather 1-9, Barnett 1-1. Tech: Not available.
Passing — Lawrence North: Prather 7-11-0, 154; A. Moore 2-5-0, 63. Tech: Not available.
Receiving — Lawrence North: Baskerville 2-64, Sales 2-56, Ethan Abdulraheem 1-43, Brian Meals 1-20, I. Moore 1-18, A. Moore 2-16. Tech: Not available.
WHITELAND 50, PERRY MERIDIAN 28
Jordan Palmer and Kaiden Lee scored first-quarter touchdowns from long distance – Palmer on a run, Lee on an interception return – to help the Warriors (3-2, 2-1) notch their second straight victory in downing the host Falcons (2-3, 1-2) in a Mid-State Conference clash. Jonah Upchurch completed just three passes for the victors, but two of them went for TDs, enough to offset a second-half surge by quarterback Jackson Schoch and the Perry Meridian offense. Schoch connected with Trevor Darden on three passes, two of them for scores.
W — Jordan Palmer 50 run (Noah Pope kick)
W — Kaiden Lee 60 interception return (Pope kick)
W — Peyton Williams 8 pass from Jonah Upchurch (Pope kick)
W — Braydon Yates 3 run (Pope kick)
W — Liam Paul 7 run (Hailey Hillhouse kick)
W — Eli Taylor 8 pass from Upchurch (Hillhouse kick)
PM — Colton Barker 17 pass from Jackson Schoch (run failed)
PM — Trevon Darden 74 pass from Schoch (kick failed)
PM — Tristan Ling 3 run (Schoch run)
W — Leydji Frederic 30 run (Eli Zehr run)
PM — Darden 38 pass from Schoch (Ling run)
Rushing — Whiteland: Palmer 8-132, Tyree Nolan 4-74, Frederic 7-37, Awande Memani 7-17, Isaiah Sneed 2-17, Paul 1-7, Dane Kunz 1-5, Yates 1-3, Upchurch 2-3. Perry Meridian: Ling 19-79, Schoch 7-27.
Passing — Whiteland: Upchurch 3-4-0, 84; Athan Sturgill 0-1-0, 0. Perry Meridian: Schoch 8-16-2, 186.
Receiving — Whiteland: Taylor 1-57, Williams 2-28. Perry Meridian: Darden 3-137, Barker 2-53, Ling 1-10.
PLAINFIELD 49, GREENWOOD 14
5A No. 3 Plainfield (5-0, 3-0) continued to roll behind their two offensive stars, getting 206 rushing yards and a pair of touchdowns from running back Luke Starnes and 205 passing yards and four scores from quarterback Bryce Sebanc, rolling to its 10th consecutive Mid-State Conference win over the visiting Woodmen (1-4, 0-3). Zander Nattam had TD receptions of 51 and 55 yards as the hosts built a 14-0 lead after one quarter and kept the foot on the gas pedal. Gunner Ruppert had both of Greenwood’s scores and rushed for a team-high 129 yards.
P — Zander Nattam 51 pass from Bryce Sebanc (Ethen Edwards kick)
P — Luke Starnes 14 run (Edwards kick)
P — Starnes 65 run (Edwards kick)
P — Ty White 11 pass from Sebanc (Edwards kick)
G — Gunner Ruppert 76 run (William Thompson kick)
P — Coen Vanderbush 16 pass from Sebanc (Edwards kick)
P — Nattam 55 pass from Sebanc (Edwards kick)
G — Ruppert 6 run (Thompson kick)
P — Kayvon Meux 14 run (Edwards kick)
Rushing — Plainfield: Starnes 16-208, Corran McGill 6-45, Meux 4-24, White 1-8, Sebanc 3-(minus-3), team 7-28. Greenwood: Ruppert 15-129, Leland Morton 5-10, Anthony Scaramazzo 6-20, Drake Riddle 2-2, Brady Smtih 2-(minus-3).
Passing — Plainfield: Sebanc 11-15-0, 205. Greenwood: Riddle 3-5-0, 25; Smith 2-7-0, 0.
Receiving — Plainfield: Nattam 5-118, White 2-39, Vanderbush 2-21, Devin D’Amato 1-18, Mason Beers 1-9. Greenwood: Jackson Davis 1-15, Eli Miller 1-5, Benjamin Hommell 3-4.
RONCALLI 49, GUERIN CATHOLIC 7
Zach Dozier returned the opening kickoff 96 yards for a score that ignited Roncalli’s best offensive showing of the season, sparking 4A No. 8 Rebels (3-2, 1-1) to a dominating Circle City Conference win over Guerin Catholic (3-2, 1-1). Dozier rushed for three touchdowns and a game-high 118 yards. Roncalli quarterback Collin Ash threw for two scores and ran for a third, while the Royals’ defense shut down Guerin with just 31 rushing yards
R — Zach Dozier 96 kickoff return (Gavin Louthain kick)
R — Dozier 16 run (Louthain kick)
R — Luke Roeder 40 pass from Collin Ash (Louthain kick)
R — Alex Jarvis 9 pass from Ash (Louthain kick)
R — Dozier 1 run (Louthain kick)
GC — Jack Linden 60 pass from Quentin Klee (Nick Wilson kick)
R — Ash 1 run (Louthain kick)
R — Dozier 2 run (Louthain kick)
Rushing — Roncalli: Dozier 13-118, Keegan Shaffer 2-43, Ash 3-27, Alex Toth 1-17, Roeder 2-10, Jarvis 2-4, Dominic Cromer 2-0, team 1-(minus-1). Guerin: Linden 6-17, Luke McDonald 4-15, Q. Klee 5-3, Grady Williamson 1-(minus-4).
Passing — Roncalli: Ash 8-10-0, 138; Dane Burton 2-3-1, 22; Cromer 0-1-0, 0. Guerin: Q. Klee 16-31-0, 184; McDonald 5-7-1, 35.
Receiving — Roncalli: Roeder 3-87, Mason Carroll 2-22, Toth 2-19, Jarvis 2-16, Dozier 1-16. Guerin: Linden 4-83, Aidan Horn 5-65, Tristan Small 4-24, Kolbe Klee 4-15, James Hokanson 2-16, Trevor Macey 1-11, Justin Issac 1-5.
CATHEDRAL 54, SOUTHPORT 0
The 5A No. 4 Irish (3-2) relied on a suffocating defense that produced a touchdown, a safety and held the host Cardinals (0-5) to a negative-26 yards in a shutout rout. Cathedral got long touchdowns from Xavier Dangerfield (one on a run, another on a pass) and Jimmy Pappas to control the tempo.
C — Xavier Dangerfield 65 pass from Cameron Koers (kick failed)
C — Safety
C — Jimmy Pappas 1 run (Landon Hughes run)
C — Ryan Frieje 58 interception return (Henry Lewis kick)
C — Hughes 7 pass from Koers (Lewis kick)
C — Dangerfield 44 run (Lewis kick)
C — Pappas 51 run (Lewis kick)
C — Van Krisiloff 36 FG
C — Cam Berry 85 run (Lewis kick)
Rushing — Cathedral: Dangerfield 3-95, Berry 2-85, Pappas 5-75, Tell’i McCullough 11-36, Parker Johnson 2-12, Jackson White 1-(minus-12). Southport: Jeremiah Stanovich 10-16, Mannie Brandon 2-6, Kam’Ron Jones 3-1, Liam Wilson 1-(minus-7), Mason Owens 5-(minus-37), team 1-(minus-5).
Passing — Cathedral: Koers 6-6-0, 107; Luke Finn 2-4-0, 30. Southport: Owens 8-13-1, 66; Brandon 4-8-1, 31; Stanovich 0-1-0, 0.
Receiving — Cathedral: Dangerfield 1-65, Nate Van Vierzen 2-27, Corbin Stuckey 3-23, Chase Bauer 1-15, Hughes 1-7. Southport: Wilsno 5-76, Stanovich 4-11, Jamarious Burkett 1-8, Markell Hatchett 1-5, Jones 1-(minus-3).
CARMEL 56, COLUMBUS NORTH 7
The 6A No. 3 Greyhounds (4-1) made the most of a return to the Hoosier state by roaring to a 35-0 halftime lead and cruising to victory over the visiting 6A No. 12 Bull Dogs (3-2). Last week’s loss in Kentucky to high-powered Trinity was a distant memory for Carmel, which got matching 100-yard receiving games from Carson Clark and Jacob Bellin.
C — Andrew Pemberton 1 run (Matthew Obermeier kick)
C — Spencer Sell 3 pass from Anthony Coellner (Obermeier kick)
C — Jacob Bellin 77 pass from Coellner (Obermeier kick)
C — Pemberton 24 run (Obermeier kick)
C — Bellin 5 pass from Coellner (Obermeier kick)
C — Ayden Johnson 18 run (Obermeier kick)
C — Josiah Gilmore 55 run (Obermeier kick)
CN — Parker Elmore 24 pass from Asher Ratliff (Cole Stevens kick)
C — Carson Clark 79 pass from Jackson Treadway (Obermeier kick)
Rushing — Carmel: Johnson 8-90, Pemberton 9-89, Gilmore 2-60, Bellin 1-31, Coellner 1-23, Maddox Kundson 1-2, team 1-1. Columbus North: Sam Perry 11-41, Ezekiel Scruggs 9-40, Elmore 3-14, Ratliff 8-10.
Passing — Carmel: Coellner 12-14-0, 178; Treadway 2-2-0, 81. Columbus North: Ratliff 13-27-0, 141; Elmore 0-1-0, 0.
Receiving — Carmel: Clark 4-121, Bellin 4-101, Alim Broadnax 2-16, Sell 2-15, Aidan Carpenter 1-4, Will Christman 1-2. Columbus North: Cohen Long 5-68, Elmore 2-37, Jacob Rice 3-18, Morgan Knapp 2-9, Jerry Likens 1-9.
BISHOP CHATARD 37, BREBEUF JESUIT 6
Danny Adams ran for four touchdowns and 240 yards to lead the 4A No. 2 Trojans (4-1, 2-0) to a Circle City Conference triumph over the visiting Braves (0-5, 0-2). It was Chatard’s fourth straight win in the series.
BC — Drew Swickheimer 16 pass from Jack Harrington (Pato Gallardo kick)
BC — Danny Adams 10 run (Gallardo kick)
BC — Safety
B — Parker Maiers 65 interception return (pass failed)
BC — Adams 7 run (Gallardo kick)
BC — Adams 3 run (Gallardo kick)
BC — Adams 48 run (Gallardo kick)
Rushing — Bishop Chatard: Adams 32-240, George Park 4-21, Joe Sherby 4-11, Harrison Odom 1-7, Harrington 1-5, Owen Cox 2-3, Max Cmehil 1-1. Brebeuf: Jasir King 12-21, Maiers 1-4, Murth Ramsey IV 3-3, Carter Cosgrove 7-(minus-26).
Passing — Bishop Chatard: Odom 11-21-2, 106; Harrington 7-9-0, 91; Hayes Schluge 1-2-0, (minus-1). Brebeuf: Cosgrove 5-18-2, 9.
Receiving — Bishop Chatard: Julio Graves 8-85, Swickheimer 4-446, Cam Harden 1-40, Brooks Haines 4-31, Toby Hibbeln 1-(minus-1), Adams 1-(minus-5). Brebeuf: Liam Stiver 1-6, Keivon Mattox 1-5, Edwin Watson 2-1, King 1-(minus-3).
CENTRAL INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES
Bishop Chatard 37, Brebeuf Jesuit 6, FINAL
Cascade 77, Frankfort 0, FINAL
Cathedral 54, Southport 0, FINAL
Center Grove 31, Trotwood-Madison (Ohio) 20, FINAL
Carmel 56, Columbus North 7, FINAL
Scecina 27, Covenant Christian 14, FINAL
Tri-West 35, Danville 27, FINAL
Decatur Central 73, Mooresville 27, FINAL
Delta 40, Mt. Vernon 20, FINAL
Brownsburg 42, Fishers 14, FINAL
Martinsville 42, Franklin 41, FINAL
Avon 35, Franklin Central 10, FINAL
Plainfield 49, Greenwood 14, FINAL
Heritage Christian 49, Greenwood Christian 21, FINAL
Western 22, Hamilton Heights 13, FINAL
North Central 41, Harrison (West Lafayette) 28, FINAL
Lapel 29, Indian Creek 26, FINAL
Irvington Prep at Christel House
Eastern Hancock 58, Knightstown 20, FINAL
Lawrence Central 42, Pike 13, FINAL
Lawrence North 77, Tech 0, FINAL
Lutheran 42, Cardinal Ritter 6, FINAL
Lebanon 33, McCutcheon 27, FINAL
Milan at Edinburgh (canceled)
Monrovia 20, Beech Grove 13, FINAL
New Palestine 42, Pendleton Heights 6, FINAL
Attucks 62, Purdue Poly 0, FINAL
Roncalli 49, Guerin Catholic 7, FINAL
Greenfield-Central 28, Shelbyville 27, FINAL
Shenandoah 41, Park Tudor 21, FINAL
Sheridan 40, Clinton Prairie 6, FINAL
Shortridge 36, Washington 0, FINAL
Tindley at Monroe Central, 7:30 p.m.
Triton Central 21, Speedway 10 FINAL
Warren Central 38, Ben Davis 23, FINAL
Western Boone 42, North Montgomery 14, FINAL
Westfield 21, Hamilton Southeastern 17, FINAL
Whiteland 50, Perry Meridian 28, FINAL
Zionsville 30, Noblesville 7, FINAL
Indiana high school football Week 5 statewide scores
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Reporting by Nat Newell, Kyle Neddenriep and Matthew Glenesk, Indianapolis Star / Indianapolis Star
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