Region 1
Davis 38, Weber 23
Davis (8-1) dominated Weber (4-4) in a Region 1 matchup, securing a 38-23 victory. The Darts jumped out to a commanding lead by halftime, with Jaxton Itaaheau contributing two touchdowns in the first quarter and one more in the second. Davis extended its lead to 38-6 by the end of the third quarter, highlighted by a 26-yard touchdown pass from Tradon Bessinger to Bode Sparrow. Weber made a spirited effort in the final quarter, tallying 17 points with Dyson Parker and Creed Devries finding the end zone, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the early deficit. Luke Jolley also added two field goals for the Darts, including one from 35 yards out in the third quarter.
Farmington 26, Layton 10
Farmington (4-5) secured a 26-10 victory over Layton (2-7) in a Region 1 matchup, dominated by disciplined and effective defense. Farmington opened the scoring with a Jaxon Beynon field goal at 7:13 in the first quarter, followed by Tanner Nielsen’s 13-yard touchdown run, propelling the Phoenix to an early lead. Layton’s offense struggled until JP Garlick broke free for a 60-yard touchdown run at 11:51 in the fourth quarter. Farmington’s Drew Love added two key rushing touchdowns, including a 45-yard dash in the third quarter and a 25-yard run in the fourth, sealing the win. The Phoenix’s defensive resilience kept the Lancers at bay, allowing only a late field goal in the second quarter and a single touchdown in the final period.
Region 3
Corner Canyon 56, Lehi 3
Corner Canyon (7-1) dominated in a one-sided Region 3 showdown, trouncing Lehi (5-3) with a commanding 56-3 victory. The Chargers were led by Helaman Casuga, who tossed four touchdown passes, including a pair to Kai Meza in the second quarter, one for 9 yards and another for 32 yards. Fui Vakapuna added a defensive highlight with a 34-yard interception return for a touchdown late in the third quarter, further extending Corner Canyon’s substantial lead. Jackson Carruth contributed with two rushing touchdowns, including a 5-yard score in the fourth quarter. Lehi’s sole points came from a 21-yard field goal by Bode Hammond late in the first quarter.
Skyridge 26, American Fork 14
Skyridge (7-2) secured a 26-14 victory over American Fork (6-4) in a Region 3 contest. Despite a scoreless first quarter, Skyridge took control in the second with Kaneal Sweetwyne’s 35-yard touchdown run and Lincoln Tahi’s 9-yard touchdown run securing a 13-7 halftime lead. Ty Holmstead caught a touchdown pass from Nate Childs in the second and third quarters for American Fork, but the Cavemen couldn’t muster any points in the fourth quarter. Adam Warren stretched Skyridge’s lead further in the third with a 50-yard touchdown reception from Sweetwyne. Omarian Sanders sealed the win with a 27-yard touchdown pass from Jagger Fountaine in the fourth quarter.
Region 4
Hunter 14, Taylorsville 3
Hunter (5-5) rallied in the second half to secure a 14-3 victory over Taylorsville (2-8) in a Region 4 matchup. The Wolverines, trailing 3-0 at halftime, scored all their points in the second half, starting with a 7-yard touchdown run by Sione “Isi” Moungaafi with 7:25 left in the third quarter. Tevita Tongi extended Hunter’s lead with a decisive 12-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter. Taylorsville’s only points came from a first-quarter 24-yard field goal by Michael Scardina. Hunter’s defense shut out the Warriors for the remainder of the game, preserving the Wolverines’ fourth win of the season.
Region 5
Northridge 24, Clearfield 20
Northridge (3-6) secured a narrow 24-20 victory over Clearfield (4-6) in a Region 5 matchup, thanks to a decisive touchdown with 55 seconds remaining. Grant Slater connected with Rylen Rude for a 5-yard touchdown pass, putting the Knights ahead late in the fourth quarter. Clearfield mounted a comeback in the fourth quarter with a 17-yard touchdown pass from Brik Barlow to Landon Hittle and a 12-yard run by Sean Brant, but fell short. Northridge’s Andrew Ortiz earlier contributed a 4-yard touchdown run in the second quarter. The Falcons took an early lead with a 2-yard touchdown pass from Landon Hittle to Alyric Kelley.
Fremont 41, Roy 21
Fremont (8-2) secured a 41-21 victory over Roy (3-6) in a Region 5 matchup, thanks to a dominant second quarter. Manase Tuatagaloa led the Silverwolves with four touchdown passes, three of them to Slade Parker, including a 9-yard strike with 6:34 left in the second quarter that initiated a 27-point surge for Fremont. Parker also added a 40-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. Roy’s Drayden Esplin scored twice on the ground, but the Royals couldn’t recover after Fremont’s second-quarter outburst. Carsten Morrison had an interception return for a touchdown for Roy early in the first quarter to temporarily give them the lead.
Region 6
Woods Cross 43, Viewmont 8
Liam Benson and Jesse Simmons led Woods Cross (7-3) to a commanding 43-8 victory over Viewmont (4-6) in the Region 6 matchup. The Wildcats established dominance early, as Viliami Tapa’atoutai opened the scoring with a 3-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. Simmons extended the lead with a 52-yard run, and Benson added a 2-yard touchdown in the third quarter. Woods Cross continued their offensive onslaught with Tapa’atoutai and Benson each securing additional scores in the final quarter. Viewmont’s lone bright spot came late in the fourth quarter when Brady Clegg connected with Jack Savage for a 65-yard touchdown pass.
Olympus 35, Bountiful 28
Olympus (5-5) edged out Bountiful (5-5) with a 35-28 victory in a Region 6 matchup, rallying in the second half. The Titans secured the win with a 13-yard touchdown pass from Preston Ferran to Adam Bywater with 2:46 remaining in the fourth quarter. Olympus had earlier gained momentum with an explosive 85-yard kick return by Luke Campbell and a defensive touchdown by Tommy Olson’s 22-yard fumble recovery. Bountiful’s Hudson Malmrose contributed with two touchdowns, but the Redhawks couldn’t find the end zone in the final quarter. The Titans capitalized on key plays to seal the win.
Region 7
Timpview 34, Spanish Fork 7
Timpview (4-5) surged past Spanish Fork (3-6) with a decisive 34-7 victory in a Region 7 matchup. Timpview took control in the second quarter with Dennis Tua’one catching a 78-yard touchdown pass from Cole Engemann, followed by a 5-yard touchdown run by Taani Tuha. Tuha continued to dominate with a 1-yard run and a 63-yard sprint in the third quarter, stretching the Thunderbirds’ lead. Jackson Hyde capped the evening with a 3-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. Spanish Fork managed their lone score with a 30-yard touchdown pass from Nixon Warren to Jaxon Cloward just before halftime, but Timpview’s defense held strong for the remainder of the game.
Orem 37, Maple Mountain 0
Orem (8-2) dominated Maple Mountain (1-9) with a comprehensive 37-0 victory in a Region 7 matchup. The Tigers set the tone early when Tayden Ka’awa connected with Max Stonebraker for a 54-yard touchdown at 8:45 in the first quarter. Ka’awa continued to excel, throwing two more touchdown passes to Kaue Akana in the second quarter. Aoi Faumui added an 80-yard kickoff return for a score in the third quarter. The Orem defense held firm throughout, keeping the Golden Eagles scoreless and securing the shutout win.
Pleasant Grove 48, Payson 0
Pleasant Grove (4-6) dominated Payson (2-8) with a decisive 48-0 victory in a Region 7 matchup. Pleasant Grove surged ahead early, scoring four touchdowns in an explosive first quarter, including a 46-yard punt return by Dexton Nuttall just moments into the game. Connor Ybarra contributed significantly with a 6-yard rushing touchdown and a 24-yard touchdown pass to Carter Wilkes in the third quarter. The Vikings’ defense stifled Payson’s offense throughout, maintaining a shutout and preventing any scoring changes. Pleasant Grove added a final touchdown run by Drew Jensen in the fourth quarter to cap off their commanding performance.
Springville 38, Wasatch 10
Springville (8-1) extended their dominance in Region 7 with a decisive 38-10 victory over Wasatch (4-5) on Friday night. Springville’s Tua Naufahu led the charge with three touchdowns, including an explosive 89-yard run early in the second quarter to give the Red Devils a commanding lead. Wasatch’s only touchdown came from a 13-yard run by Jay Bradley in the second quarter. Springville continued to pull away with a 36-yard touchdown pass from Beckett Burton to Zachary Henderson in the fourth quarter. Ben Smith chipped in with a 31-yard field goal to round out the scoring with 1:49 remaining. The Springville defense stifled Wasatch throughout the second half, holding them scoreless.
Region 8
Park City 42, Uintah 0
Park City (5-4) secured a dominant 42-0 victory over Uintah (1-8) in a Region 8 matchup, marked by explosive offensive plays. The Miners’ quarterback Josh Hofer led the charge, connecting for three touchdown passes, including a 74-yarder to Johnny Hemmesch and two to Eli Warner. Warner also contributed on the ground with a 22-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. The Miners’ defense held Uintah scoreless, ensuring their second shutout of the season. Jackson Richey added a 15-yard rushing touchdown early in the fourth quarter to cap Park City’s impressive win.
Region 10
East 59, Cottonwood 0
East (3-6) dominated Cottonwood (0-8) with a 59-0 victory in a Region 10 matchup. Asaeli Otukolo was instrumental in the triumph, scoring on a 37-yard punt return in the third quarter and a 2-yard run in the second. East’s defense was a key factor, highlighted by Hosny Suliman’s 57-yard interception return for a touchdown in the second quarter. The Leopards surged to a 45-point first-half lead, with Dru Reuss, Solomone Tuupo, and James Vai Jr. each contributing touchdowns. East’s relentless first half left little chance for Cottonwood to respond, sealing the shutout.
Highland 42, Jordan 21
Highland (5-3) dominated in their Region 10 game with a 42-21 victory over Jordan (2-6). Highland built an early lead with two first-quarter touchdowns, including a 2-yard run by Brayden King. Zamiri Vaughn extended the lead with a 34-yard touchdown catch in the second quarter. Jordan narrowed the gap briefly with an 18-yard scoring pass from Dylan Suthar to Landon Tibbets, but Highland responded with a strong third quarter highlighted by a 33-yard run from Manase Wolfgramm. In the fourth quarter, Vili Ripley broke the game open with a 75-yard kick return, and James Conde sealed the win with a 20-yard touchdown reception from Brody Dalton.
Region 11
Sky View 55, Tooele 27
Sky View (5-4) seized control with a dominant third-quarter performance to defeat Tooele (2-7) 55-27 in a Region 11 matchup. The Bobcats scored 28 unanswered points in the third quarter, beginning with Xander Stokes’ 5-yard touchdown run at 9:11, followed by two touchdown passes and a run, effectively putting the game out of reach. Jack Clark connected with Zachary Oxborrow for a 35-yard touchdown in the first quarter and added two more touchdowns, both through passes and runs, showcasing a balanced offensive attack. Tooele’s effort was highlighted by Mavrik Charlson’s contributions, including a 9-yard TD pass and a 59-yard touchdown run by Gus Pater. However, the Buffaloes couldn’t keep pace with Sky View’s high-powered offense.
Stansbury 56, Deseret Peak 6
Lael Rhodes and Brighton Reutzel anchored Stansbury (7-2) to a commanding 56-6 victory over Deseret Peak (0-9) in a Region 11 matchup. Stansbury took a decisive lead in the first quarter, putting 35 points on the board, highlighted by multiple touchdown passes from Reutzel to Rhodes, including a 33-yard connection at the 7:53 mark. The Stallions continued their offensive barrage into the second quarter, leading 56-0 at halftime, with Reutzel’s passing prowess on full display through a series of TD passes. Deseret Peak managed a late score on a 1-yard run by Eli Overman with just 22 seconds left in the fourth quarter. Despite the late effort, Stansbury’s first-half dominance ensured their seventh win of the season.
3A North
Ogden 37, Ben Lomond 6
Ogden (6-4) dominated Ben Lomond (0-9) in a 3A North matchup, defeating the Scots 37-6. The Tigers’ strong offensive performance was complemented by their solid defense, which held Ben Lomond to a single touchdown. Despite Ben Lomond’s efforts, Ogden’s efficient passing and rushing game proved too much, as they secured their fourth win of the season. Meanwhile, Ben Lomond remains winless, struggling both offensively and defensively throughout the game.
Morgan 48, Logan 7
Morgan (8-1) dominated in a 3A North game, crushing Logan (4-5) by a score of 48-7. The Trojans were led by quarterback Cade Randall, who threw for five touchdowns, including three to Eli Mortensen, covering 32, 36, and 41 yards. Morgan’s defense clamped down after the first quarter, holding Logan scoreless for the remaining three quarters. George Thurston contributed with two touchdowns of his own, while Cael Edgington sealed the comprehensive victory with a 30-yard run late in the fourth quarter. Logan’s lone bright spot came early with Mason Birch’s 47-yard touchdown reception from Easton Favero in the first quarter.
Grantsville 43, Union 7
Grantsville (5-4) dominated Union (4-5) in a 3A North game, winning 43-7. The Cowboys built an insurmountable lead with 29 points in the first half, highlighted by a 30-yard touchdown pass from Dallan Van Vliet to Jaxxon Jensen and a 40-yard fumble recovery for a score by Richie Mouritsen. Grantsville’s offensive assault continued in the third quarter with a 40-yard pass to Jet Fossum and a 1-yard run by Carter Bell. Union’s lone score came from Cruz Labrum’s 40-yard run late in the third quarter. Grantsville’s potent offense and smothering defense stifled Union throughout the game.
3A South
North Sanpete 30, Juab 16
North Sanpete (6-4) ended a decade-long losing streak against Juab (7-3) with a 30-16 victory in a 3A South matchup. Ayden Akee was instrumental in the Hawks’ triumph, running for touchdowns of 50 yards in the first quarter and adding scores in the third and fourth quarters. Milo Hendry’s 21-yard touchdown reception from Maddox Madsen in the second quarter helped North Sanpete build a commanding lead. Rafael Contreras contributed a 24-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter, extending the lead further. Juab’s late rally, including a 9-yard touchdown pass from Price Armstrong to Triston Coleman, wasn’t enough to overcome North Sanpete’s strong start. The Hawks’ defense held the Wasps scoreless for the first three quarters, sealing their first win over Juab since 2015.
Nonregion
Salem Hills 48, Bonneville 7
Salem Hills (5-3) overpowered Bonneville with a dominant showing, winning 48-7 in a nonregion contest. The SkyHawks built an early lead with Ryder Hales throwing a 49-yard touchdown pass to Peyton Higginson in the first quarter. Salem Hills’ defense shined by blocking a kick and turning it into a 21-yard punt return touchdown by Tyler Darrington in the second quarter. Benjamin Staheli found the end zone twice, including a 43-yard reception from Hales late in the second quarter and a 10-yard run in the third quarter. Bonneville (0-9) scored their lone touchdown late in the first quarter on a 10-yard pass from Paden Toula to Ashton Spackman. Salem Hills continued their dominance with contributions from Treygan Fusselman and Ammon Butler in the second half, sealing their decisive victory.