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Home»Sports»High School Football Roundup For September 2nd, 2022
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High School Football Roundup For September 2nd, 2022

By Newspaper StaffSeptember 3, 2022Updated:October 16, 2022No Comments6 Mins Read
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PASS AND CATCH … Riley Kollar collects a 36-yard reception from Corey Everetts in the second quarter for Edgerton. (PHOTO BY RICH HARDING, STAFF)


Edgerton 35 Montpelier 0

EDGERTON – The underdog Locos kept the game close until Edgerton quarterback Corey Everetts hit Kadyn Picillio on 59 and 41-yard scoring strikes in the second quarter as Edgerton pulled away for a 35-0 win.

Everetts added two more touchdown passes and ran for a score as he had 350 yards of total offense. Picillio ended up with seven catches in the game for 216 yards and three scores.

Montpelier quarterback Grant Girrell was 21/40 passing for 121 yards and two interceptions in the loss.

UP NEXT: September 9th– Edgerton (3-0) @ Wayne Trace (1-2) 7pm; September 10th-Montpelier (0-3) vs. Tuscarawas Central Catholic (2-1) 2pm (@ Clyde HS)

Montpelier 0 0   0  0- 0

Edgerton    0 21 14 0- 35

E – Picillo 65-yd pass from Everetts (Gruver kick)

E – Picillo 51-yd pass from Everetts (Elden kick)

E – Herman 24-yd pass from Everetts (Elden kick)

E – Everetts 17-yd run (Elden kick)

E – Picillo 23-yd pass from Everetts (Elden kick)

Archbold 52 Lake 28

ARCHBOLD – After Lake (0-3) took a 14-10 lead early in the second quarter, the Bluestreaks answered with 28 straight points to take control on their way to a 52-28 win.

Auglaize Village

Carson Dominique accounted for two touchdowns on the ground during that stretch and he also was on the receiving end of a 55-yard TD toss from Cade Brenner.

Archbold piled up 617 yards of offense paced by Brenner’s 19/26 passing for 310 yards with a touchdown and Dominique ran 21 times for 212 yards and four scores.

UP NEXT: September 9th-Bryan (2-1) @ Archbold (3-0) 7pm

Lake           7  7   7  7 – 28

Swanton Welding

Archbold 10 21 14 7 – 52

A – Dominique 5-yd run (Kern kick)

L – Parsons 51-pass from Tobias (Caughorn kick)

A – Kern 36-yd field goal

Stryker Welding

L – Parsons 56-yd run (Caughorn kick)

A – Dominique 11-yd run (Kern kick)

A – Hurst 23-yd run (Kern kick).

A – Dominique 55-yd pass from Brenner (Kern kick)

Abigail Wurm

A – Dominique 3-yd run (Kern kick)

L – Clay 31-yd pass from Tobias (Caughorn kick)

A – Gomez 5-yd run (Kern kick)

A – Dominique 18-yd run (Riley kick)

Woolace Electric

L – Clay 34-yd run (Caughorn kick)

North Central 38 Fremont, IN 8

FREMONT – Gage Kidston tossed a four-yard touchdown pass to Samuel Moore in the first quarter and the Eagles rolled to a 38-8 win at Fremont. Jake Turner added a defensive touchdown with a 40-yd interception in the first half to give North Central a 24-0 lead at halftime.

Joey Burt led the Eagles ground attack with 19 carries for 87 yards and two touchdowns while Cam Laney added 90 yards on 12 totes with a touchdown.

Coldwell – Rachel Walz

North Central 16 8 8 6 – 38

Fremont            0 0 8 0 –  8

NC – Moore 4-yd pass from Kidston (conversion good)

NC – Burt 10-yd run (conversion good)

Bryan Chamber

NC – Turner 40-yd interception return (conversion good)

F – Cope 10-yd pass from Pica (conversion good)

NC – Burt run (conversion good)

NC – Burt 1-run (conversion no good)

Pettisville Grain

UP NEXT: September 9th-Adrian Madison, MI @ North Central (2-1) 7pm

Stryker 44 Morenci, MI 38

STRYKER – Stryker put 30 points on the board in the second quarter and kept Morenci out of the end zone on the game’s final play to preserve a 44-38 win.

The teams combined for 813 yards of total offense as Stryker was paced by quarterback Jacob Cadwell who threw for 284 yards, ran for 91, and had six total touchdowns.

Ken’s Furniture

Two Panther receivers eclipsed 100 yards topped by Levi Barnum with seven catches for 168 yards and four scores and Mateo Villanueva added eight receptions for 110 yards and a score.

Morenci 8 14 16 0 – 38

Stryker   8 30  6 0 – 44

M — Mansfield 50-yd run (Bachelder run)

Worthington

S —Villanueva 52-yd pass from Cadwell (Barnum run)

S — Barnum 27-yd pass from Cadwell (Froelich run)

M — Mansfield 52-yd run (Mansfield run)

S — Barnum 24-yd pass from Cadwell (conversion no good)

Edward Chapman

M — Mansfield 28-yd run (conversion no good)

S — Barnum 29-yd pass from Cadwell (conversion good)

S — Barnum 45-yd pass from Cadwell (conversion good)

M — Mansfield 5-yd run (Mansfield run)

Grisier – Stryker

S — Cadwell 48-yd run (conversion no good)

M — Mansfield 32-yd run (Mansfield run)

Edon 42 Hicksville 6

EDON – The Bombers blew open a close game with a 22-point second quarter as they picked up their first win of the season.

Ken’s Furniture

Edon rolled up 358 yards of offense led by Kyler Sapp who was 15/26 for 267 yards and six touchdowns total with Caden Nester hauling in six of those passes for 170 yards and a touchdown.

UP NEXT: September 9th-Northwood (2-1) at Edon (1-2) 7pm

Hicksville 6  0  0 0 –  6

Edon      14 22 0 6 – 42

Goebel Farms

Delta 64 Paulding 0

PAULDING – The Delta ground attack was unstoppable led by Jeremiah Wolford with 173 yards and four touchdowns as Delta rolled past Paulding in their final nonconference game.

The Delta defense also added to the scoring onslaught with a safety, an interception return for a touchdown, and held Paulding to just 86 yards of offense

UP NEXT: September 9th-Delta (2-1) at Evergreen (2-1) 7pm

Jeanne Shankster Remax

 Delta     20 14 21 9 – 64

Paulding 0  0   0  0 – 0

D – Wolford 54-yd run (Smithers kick)

D – Knapp 20-yd run (Smithers kick)

Tri-County Repair

D – Wolford 1-yd run (kick failed)

D – Wolford 8-yd run (Smithers kick)

D – Wolford 31-yd run (Smithers kick)

D – Lantz 3-yd run (Smithers kick)

Perdew Auto

D – Lintermoot 21-yd run (Smithers kick)

D – Ju. Ruple 14-yd interception return (Smithers kick)

D – Safety

D – 42-yd run (Smithers kick)

Fayette Athletic Boosters

Antwerp 65 Hilltop 8

ANTWERP – Carson Altimus fired three touchdowns and Reid Lichty ran for two more as part of a 35-point first quarter in a 65-8 win over Hilltop.

The Cadets registered their first score of the season on a 61-yard touchdown pass by Cameron Schlosser to Dalton Bauer in the fourth quarter.

UP NEXT: September 9th-North Baltimore (1-1) at Hilltop (0-3) 7pm

Worthington

Hilltop      0   0  0 8 – 8

Antwerp 35 20 7 3 – 65

A – Fuller 56-yd pass from Altimus (kick failed)

A – Lichty 2-yd run (Brewer pass from Altimus)

Faunce

A – Brewer 49-yd pass from Altimus (Jackson kick)

A – Lichty 2-yd run (Jackson kick)

A – Brewer 67-yd pass from Altimus (Jackson kick)

A – Brewer 8-yd pass from Altimus (kick failed)

HAIR BY FREDERICKS – WEB

A – Moore 39-yd pass from Altimus (Jackson kick)

A – Moore interception return (Jackson kick)

A – Fuller 48-yd run (Jackson kick)

A – Jackson 20-yd field goal

Industrial Repair

H – Bauer 61-yd pass from Schlosser (Rodriguez run).

OTHER SCORES: (no statistics)

Swanton d. Toledo Rogers 35-20


 

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