Region 2
Herriman 44, Bingham 0
Filisi Filipe’s explosive performance led Herriman (5-0) to a commanding 44-0 victory over Bingham (1-4) in a Region 2 matchup. Filipe scored four touchdowns, including two runs of 44 and 2 yards and two receiving touchdowns of 26 and 19 yards. Bryson Sweeney contributed with four passing touchdowns, connecting with Max Wilson for a 47-yard score and Cameron Curtis for a 12-yard touchdown in the first quarter. Brody Crayk added a 27-yard field goal with 4:25 left in the fourth quarter. Herriman’s defense held Bingham scoreless, dominating the contest from start to finish.
Riverton 14, Cedar Valley 7
Riverton (2-3) secured a 14-7 victory over Cedar Valley (1-4) in a Region 2 matchup. Cedar Valley took an early lead with a 13-yard touchdown pass from Briggs Williamson to Jonas Grover with 7:21 left in the first quarter. Riverton responded when Tavin Hill caught a 30-yard touchdown pass from Hayden Schneider with 1:26 remaining in the second quarter, tying the game at 7. Schneider then gave the Silverwolves the lead for good with a 15-yard touchdown run with 9:21 left in the third quarter, marking the go-ahead score as Riverton’s defense shut out the Aviators in the second half.
Mountain Ridge 43, Copper Hills 7
Mountain Ridge Sentinels (5-0) dominated Copper Hills Grizzlies (4-1) in a decisive 43-7 victory in Region 2 action. Jaxon Hunt was instrumental, tallying four touchdown passes, the first being a 5-yard connection with Tytan DeJong at 8:16 in the first quarter. The Sentinels’ defense was led by Braxton Best, suffocating the Grizzlies’ offense throughout. Mountain Ridge held Copper Hills scoreless until the final quarter when Grayson Hill connected with Ishmael Duffus for a 24-yard touchdown with 1:00 left in the game. Mountain Ridge’s unbeaten run continued, showcasing their offensive and defensive strength.
Region 4
Granger 49, Taylorsville 10
Granger (1-4) dominated Taylorsville (0-5) with a commanding 49-10 victory in a Region 4 game. The Lancers broke out to an early lead, outscoring the Warriors 28-10 in the first half. Adding to their lead, Granger maintained their momentum by shutting out Taylorsville in the second half and tacking on another 21 points.
West Jordan 21, Cyprus 17
Halen Warner’s 43-yard touchdown reception from Kenyon Shockey with 3:21 left in the fourth quarter propelled the West Jordan Jaguars (2-3) to a 21-17 victory over the Cyprus Pirates (1-4) in a Region 4 matchup. Cyprus initially led with Gafa Fanene’s 37-yard fumble recovery in the first quarter. However, Shockey tied it with a 23-yard pass to Lexen Rivera. Gauge Eaton extended West Jordan’s lead with a third-quarter touchdown catch. Despite Bentley Lowe’s 8-yard rushing touchdown for Cyprus in the fourth quarter, West Jordan secured the win with Warner’s late score.
Hillcrest 33, Hunter 30
K’Von Houston’s stellar performance propelled Hillcrest (4-1) to a 33-30 victory over Hunter in a Region 4 matchup. Houston contributed to all five Huskies touchdowns, passing for four and rushing for one. Hunter (0-5) initially led 8-6 in the first quarter, but Hillcrest responded with a crucial 19-yard touchdown pass from Alani Latu to Houston with 7:18 left in the fourth quarter, marking the go-ahead score. Sione “Isi” Moungaafi led Hunter’s efforts, scoring three touchdowns, including a late 1-yard run with 40 seconds remaining, but it wasn’t enough to secure the win.
Region 5
Fremont 50, Clearfield 6
Isaia Fonotisatele powered Fremont (3-2) past Clearfield (2-3) in a convincing 50-6 Region 5 victory. Fonotisatele scored three touchdowns, including a 25-yard interception return with 4:37 left in the first quarter to open the scoring, and a 15-yard pass from Cooper Ortgiesen with 5:26 left in the fourth to cap it. Fremont exploded in the second quarter with 29 points, highlighted by Tayvion Noriega’s 52-yard fumble recovery. The sole Clearfield score came from Micah Salazar on a 5-yard run with 6:07 remaining in the second quarter.
West Field 36, Bonneville 30
Elijah Woods led West Field (3-2) to a 36-30 victory over Bonneville (1-4) in a Region 5 game with his decisive late-game performance. Woods scored what proved to be the game-winning touchdown with a 4-yard run, followed by a Caden Judy 3-yard run that secured the win with 2:22 left in the fourth quarter. West Field overcame an 8-point fourth-quarter deficit, rallying with 15 unanswered points. Bonneville’s Luke Loughton threw three touchdown passes and ran for another, but the Lakers couldn’t maintain their third-quarter lead as the Longhorns mounted their late-game surge.
Box Elder 28, Roy 19 (Thursday)
Box Elder (5-0) defeated Roy (1-4) 28-19 in a Region 5 matchup, with standout performances from Kadyn Reyes and the Bees’ offense. Reyes connected with Josh Pugsley for a 62-yard touchdown early, giving Box Elder a decisive lead. Backed by solid field goals from Tytan Hupp, the Bees sustained their advantage. Cammon Bushnell’s 36-yard touchdown reception from Reyes with 8 seconds left in the third quarter sealed the game for Box Elder, ensuring Roy could not recover. The Royals added a late touchdown, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the deficit.
Region 7
Payson 27, Maple Mountain 22
Payson (3-2) secured a 27-22 victory over Maple Mountain (2-3) in a Region 7 matchup, highlighted by a late rally. With the Golden Eagles leading 22-14 after Kyren Jones’ 6-yard run early in the fourth quarter, the Lions responded. Carson Wall’s 11-yard touchdown reception from Landon Robbins narrowed the gap, followed by Valentin Sanchez’s decisive 51-yard touchdown catch from Justice Taylor with 2:01 left in the game. Maple Mountain’s Israel Vaenuku accounted for 14 points with three field goals and a fumble recovery for a touchdown, but it wasn’t enough to hold off Payson’s late-game surge.
Springville 34, Pleasant Grove 8
Siaosi “Leka” Toki’s impact plays propelled Springville (3-2) to a decisive 34-8 victory over Pleasant Grove (3-2) in Region 7 play. Toki caught an 18-yard touchdown pass from Beckett Burton early in the fourth quarter and returned an interception 91 yards for a touchdown with 9:32 remaining. Springville’s defense stifled the Vikings, shutting them out for three quarters. The Red Devils capped their scoring run with Damian Tupou’s 24-yard touchdown reception from Bradley Miller. Pleasant Grove’s only score came late, with Corbin Robbins’ 16-yard touchdown run and successful conversion with 2:04 left in the fourth quarter.
Orem 48, Spanish Fork 0
Orem (3-2) dominated Spanish Fork (3-2) 48-0 in a Region 7 matchup. Orem’s offensive onslaught began early, with Tanner Lewis connecting with Brooks Ross for a 37-yard touchdown just 10:33 into the first quarter. Beckham Curtis added three rushing touchdowns, including a 4-yard score with 0:07 left in the first quarter and additional runs in the second quarter. Po Faumui and Makai Gordon each scored on touchdown passes from Lewis and Rock Speredon, respectively. The Tigers shut out the Dons, showcasing a suffocating defense that held Spanish Fork scoreless throughout the game.
Region 8
Uintah 36, Deer Creek 14
Landon Woods powered Uintah (2-3) to a decisive 36-14 victory over Deer Creek (0-5) in a Region 8 matchup with his three rushing touchdowns. Woods put the Utes on the board with a 16-yard run in the second quarter and secured the victory with a late 4-yard run with 2:17 left in the fourth quarter. Uintah jumped out to an early lead with Keston Kunkel’s 1-yard touchdown run and Brody Murray’s 10-yard touchdown catch in the first quarter. Deer Creek’s offense was limited to a single touchdown in each half, with their final score coming on a 1-yard run by Scott Horrocks in the fourth quarter.
Timpanogos 41, Wasatch 21
Logan Holloway led Timpanogos (3-2) to a 41-21 victory over Wasatch (1-4) in a Region 8 matchup, contributing with both an 18-yard touchdown pass to Zack McCann and a 39-yard rushing touchdown. Timpanogos erased an early seven-point deficit in the second quarter and never trailed again. Jace Spencer added two touchdown receptions from Holloway, including a 36-yarder with just 10 seconds left in the first half that gave the Timberwolves a 21-14 lead. Dillon Morgan sealed the victory with a 7-yard touchdown run with 25 seconds left in the game.
Provo 37, Mountain View 14
Justice Tela’s two rushing touchdowns in the first half set the tone for Provo (2-3) as they secured a 37-14 victory over Mountain View (2-4) in a Region 8 matchup. Tela’s scores of 12 and 3 yards helped the Bulldogs take a commanding 27-0 lead by halftime. Provo’s defense dominated early, keeping the Bruins scoreless in the first half. Mountain View attempted a comeback with two touchdown passes in the second half, but a 26-yard touchdown pass from Ryker Carson to Brigham Mackay with 7:40 left in the fourth quarter sealed the win for the Bulldogs.
Salem Hills 14, Park City 7
Reggie Smith’s explosive performance propelled Salem Hills (3-2) to a 14-7 victory over Park City (1-4) in a Region 8 matchup. Smith tied the game just before halftime with a stunning 75-yard touchdown run with 0:01 left in the second quarter. He then gave the SkyHawks the lead for good with a 40-yard touchdown reception from Cash Hollingshead, with 1:26 remaining in the third quarter. Park City initially led after Josh Hofer’s 1-yard touchdown run with 2:03 left in the first quarter, but they were unable to score again.
Region 9
Pine View 69, Dixie 28
Pine View (4-1) overpowered Dixie (1-4) in a decisive 69-28 victory in a Region 9 game. Pine View’s Coy Doman threw for six touchdown passes, starting with a 73-yard connection to Carter Buchanan with 11:18 left in the first quarter. Doman also ran for a 32-yard score not long after. Buchanan was instrumental in the win, scoring three times, including a 35-yard touchdown reception early in the third quarter. Dixie’s Riker Muhlestein threw for two touchdowns but couldn’t keep pace. Pine View’s defense held Dixie scoreless in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
Hurricane 11, Crimson Cliffs 10
Max Hutchings caught a 10-yard touchdown pass from Kannon Cowan, with Cowan’s ensuing run for the two-point conversion, to seal Hurricane’s (5-0) narrow 11-10 victory over Crimson Cliffs (3-2) with 3:15 left in the fourth quarter of their Region 9 matchup. Earlier, Cameron Lemmon put the Tigers on the board with a 20-yard field goal right before halftime. Crimson Cliffs momentarily led after Tanoai Andresen’s 12-yard touchdown run in the third quarter and a 27-yard field goal from Jacob Sparks early in the fourth. Hurricane’s defense kept the Mustangs scoreless in the game’s final minutes to maintain the win.
Snow Canyon 26, Desert Hills 14
Snow Canyon (3-2) took control over Desert Hills (2-3) with a decisive 26-14 victory in a Region 9 matchup. Desert Hills initially led with a 6-yard touchdown run by Seth Brown with 9:21 left in the first quarter. Snow Canyon responded with two second-quarter touchdowns from Parker Olson’s passing, including an 8-yard pass to Cory Hiatt with 10:33 remaining and a 3-yard pass to Brody Lounsbury late in the half. The Warriors extended their lead with a 20-yard field goal in the third quarter and a 16-yard touchdown pass from Olson to Issaiah Thompson early in the fourth. Desert Hills managed another touchdown with 54 seconds left in the game, but it wasn’t enough to close the deficit.
Region 10
Jordan 34, Juan Diego 7
Jordan (2-3) dominated Juan Diego (0-5) in a Region 10 matchup, winning 34-7. After a scoreless first half, the Beetdiggers surged in the third quarter with 27 unanswered points. Juan Diego managed their only touchdown in the third, but Jordan pulled further ahead with a 22-yard pass by Oliver Wright to Isaac Robles with 7:49 left in the fourth quarter. The Beetdiggers sealed their victory with an additional touchdown in the final quarter, while keeping Juan Diego scoreless in that period.
Murray 55, Cottonwood 0
Murray (4-1) dominated Cottonwood (0-5) in a decisive 55-0 victory, invoking the 44-point mercy rule early in the game. The Spartans set the tone from the outset, scoring five times in the first quarter alone. Tony Rogers’ 48-yard interception return put Murray up by three scores with 4:58 remaining in the first quarter, while Ropati Atuaia’s 7-yard fumble recovery in the closing second of the first quarter extended their lead. Dru Reuss contributed with both a rushing and passing touchdown. Murray’s defense shut down the Colts throughout this Region 10 matchup, securing the shutout win.
Highland 35, East 0
Highland (4-1) dominated East (0-4) in a decisive 35-0 victory in a Region 10 game. The Rams set the tone early with Zamiri Vaughn catching a 41-yard pass from Will Bauman with 8:01 in the first quarter. Finn Airhart extended the lead just seconds later with a 20-yard interception return. Highland’s offense continued to excel as Adriean King Boyd caught two touchdown passes, one each in the first and second quarters. Henry Tuha capped the scoring with a 10-yard touchdown reception from Bauman with 19 seconds left in the first half. The Leopards were unable to respond, resulting in a shutout.
Region 11
Green Canyon 33, Deseret Peak 7
Samuel Selman led Green Canyon (2-3) to their first victory of the season with a dominant performance against Deseret Peak, scoring two touchdowns in a 33-7 Region 11 win. Selman opened the scoring with a 2-yard run with 5:36 left in the first quarter, and added a 25-yard touchdown run with 2:21 remaining in the fourth quarter. The Wolves’ defense held Deseret Peak to a single touchdown, a 16-yard pass from Andrew Harris to Karter Stroyek in the third quarter. Despite Deseret Peak’s efforts, they dropped to 0-5. Green Canyon’s Tagg Rainey contributed with a 27-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter.
Sky View 20, Mountain Crest 14
Jordan Hoyt’s consistent kicking was pivotal in Sky View’s (2-3) 20-14 Region 11 victory over Mountain Crest (3-2). Hoyt opened the scoring with a 47-yard field goal in the first quarter and added another from 32 yards out with 7:35 left in the fourth quarter, extending the Bobcats’ lead to 20-0. Tucker Stokes connected with Rad Sparrow for a 56-yard touchdown pass, and Peyton Palmer added a 1-yard rushing score. Mountain Crest mounted a late rally with two touchdown passes from Brady Muir to Mason Bradford and Kael Olsen, but time ran out on their comeback.
Stansbury 52, Bear River 7
Stansbury (4-1) dominated Bear River (3-2) in a Region 11 matchup, winning 52-7. Stansbury’s Brighton Reutzel led an explosive passing attack, connecting with Lincoln Reutzel for a 15-yard touchdown early and a 56-yarder to open the second quarter. Junior Helu and Boston Rowley added long scoring receptions, with Helu grabbing a 68-yard touchdown and Rowley scoring a 31-yard one before the half. Defensively, the Stallions excelled, shutting out the Bears after the first quarter. Brighton Reutzel’s leadership ensured Stansbury never trailed after tying Bear River late in the first quarter.
Ridgeline 62, Tooele 0
Hudson Parry’s 99-yard kickoff return on the opening play set the tone for Ridgeline’s dominating 62-0 victory over Tooele in a Region 11 matchup, pushing the RiverHawks to a 5-0 start. Noah Fiefia was a standout performer, scoring three rushing touchdowns, including a 52-yard breakaway with 2:39 left in the second quarter. Crew Cox contributed passing and rushing scores as Ridgeline put up 34 points in the second quarter alone, leading 55-0 by halftime. The RiverHawks’ defense sealed the shutout with a Jaxon Zollinger 55-yard interception return just before the break. Tooele fell to 3-2.
3A South
Richfield 48, Carbon 0
Richfield (4-1) dominated Carbon (1-4) in a 48-0 shutout during their 3A South matchup, triggering the 44-point mercy rule with 8:52 left in the fourth quarter. The Wildcats exploded in the first quarter with five touchdowns, including a 60-yard run by Trey Yardley and a 48-yard run by Porter White. Cordon White excelled through the air, throwing for four touchdowns, including two to Colton White. The Richfield defense stifled the Dinos, keeping them scoreless throughout. Maddox Blad completed the scoring with a 20-yard run in the fourth quarter.
Cedar City 38, Manti 28
Cedar City (3-2) secured a 38-28 victory over Manti (1-4) in a 3A South matchup. The Reds solidified their lead late in the fourth quarter with a 5-yard touchdown run by Braxton DeMille with 6:43 remaining, followed by a 22-yard field goal from Cody Stevenson at 2:43. Jackson Mann’s standout performance included an 80-yard touchdown pass to Kutler Tom and a 9-yard rushing score, contributing to Cedar City’s consistent offensive pressure. Manti responded with three touchdowns but couldn’t keep pace, despite Hudson Crane’s two touchdown receptions, including a 23-yarder in the early fourth quarter.
North Sanpete 21, Canyon View 13
Trevor Mann powered North Sanpete (4-1) to a 21-13 win over Canyon View (4-1) in a 3A South game. Mann ran for two touchdowns, including a 3-yard run in the first quarter and a 5-yard dash in the second, helping the Hawks build a 14-7 halftime lead. Canyon View’s Bryson Barnes connected with Owen Williams for a 49-yard touchdown pass early in the fourth quarter to pull within one point. However, Luke Lee sealed the game for North Sanpete with an 8-yard touchdown run with 1:34 left in the fourth quarter, ensuring the Hawks never trailed again.
Nonregion
Kanab 29, North Summit 24
Kanab (4-1) mounted a fourth-quarter comeback to defeat North Summit (3-2) in a nonregion game, 29-24. The Cowboys trailed by eight points entering the final quarter but went ahead with two unanswered touchdowns. Grady Anderson connected with Brennan Orton on a 44-yard touchdown pass with 10:41 left in the fourth quarter, cutting the deficit to one. Degan Swapp’s 7-yard touchdown run with 3:56 remaining sealed the win, as Kanab’s defense shut out the Braves in the final quarter. North Summit had taken a first-half lead through two touchdowns by Cru Richins, but could not hold on.
Ben Lomond 17, Moffat, Colo. 0
DaShawn Gordan’s performance, featuring a 3-yard touchdown run early and a 31-yard burst late, powered Ben Lomond (1-4) to a 17-0 shutout victory over Moffat, Colo. With the win, the Scots snapped a 25-game losing streak and recorded their first shutout since 2021. Kale Ha’o added to the score with a 6-yard field goal with 8:47 left in the fourth quarter. Ben Lomond’s defense stifled the Cowboys, holding them scoreless throughout the game.
American Fork 45, Layton 0
American Fork (4-1) dominated in a 45-0 blowout against Layton (2-3) in a nonregion game. The Cavemen’s offensive explosion began with DC Fonua’s 10-yard touchdown run at 4:42 in the first quarter. By halftime, American Fork had mounted a commanding 32-0 lead, highlighted by Noah Behm’s 37-yard blocked kick return and a 42-yard field goal by Jace Worthington with 24 seconds left in the second quarter. Jake Matsen threw two touchdown passes, including a 22-yard strike to Cash Taiese in the third quarter. Layton failed to score throughout the game, as American Fork’s defense held firm.
Parowan 15, Gunnison Valley 7
Parowan (1-4) secured a 15-7 win over Gunnison Valley (3-2) in a nonregion matchup, thanks to Tyrel Vest’s decisive 22-yard touchdown run with 6:18 left in the fourth quarter. Gunnison Valley initially led when Chance Hammond executed a 24-yard touchdown run at 9:32 in the second quarter. Parowan responded before halftime with Cooper Heath’s 1-yard touchdown run, complemented by a two-point conversion pass from Gradey Osborne, leaving the score 8-7 at the half. The game’s defensive nature saw Parowan shut out Gunnison Valley in the second half, ultimately securing their victory.
Northridge 38, Preston, Idaho 20
Roman Fitisemanu’s three touchdown receptions powered Northridge (2-3) to a 38-20 nonregion victory over Preston (0-2) at home. Fitisemanu caught a 22-yard pass from Liam Fresques with 9:05 in the first quarter to open the scoring. Northridge led 21-0 by halftime, with Fitisemanu adding another touchdown in the second quarter. After a quiet third quarter, Preston managed two touchdowns in the fourth but could not close the gap. Northridge’s Garrett Burkhardt nailed a 40-yard field goal with 3:21 left in the game, securing the Knights’ win. Northridge held a dominant lead till the end.
Corner Canyon 52, Eastwood, Texas 7
Corner Canyon (4-1) dominated Eastwood, Texas in a nonregion game, winning 52-7. The Chargers raced to an early lead with Diesel Dart catching a 30-yard touchdown pass from Jaxon Pehrson with 3:28 left in the first quarter. Matt Watts sealed the victory with a late 18-yard interception return for a touchdown at 11:46 in the fourth quarter. Jaxon Pehrson shined with three touchdown passes, including a 73-yarder to Dart early in the third quarter. Eastwood’s lone score came in the first quarter, leaving them scoreless for the remainder of the game.
Davis 47, Olympus 14
Davis (3-2) dominated Olympus (2-3) in a nonregion matchup, securing a decisive 47-14 victory. Paden Toula led the Darts with four touchdown passes, two of which were caught by Bode Sparrow, who scored from 8 and 47 yards. The Darts built a significant lead with a 21-point second quarter, capped by a 7-yard touchdown reception by Sparrow with 0:17 left in the half. Griffin Carmack contributed with two field goals for Davis. Olympus managed two touchdowns, including a 12-yard pass from Preston Ferran to Wyatt Fuhriman in the third quarter, but couldn’t close the gap.
Lone Peak 41, Timpview 0
Lone Peak delivered a crushing defeat to Timpview, winning 41-0 in this nonregion matchup. The Knights took control early with a spectacular 99-yard kick return by Krew Robinson just 11 seconds into the game. Zachary Zolman’s 51-yard field goal extended the lead in the second quarter, followed by Ledger Holmes connecting with Jaxon Cloward for a 28-yard touchdown. Lone Peak erupted for 24 points in the second quarter, including a fumble recovery returned for a touchdown by Justin Thayer with 1:42 left. Lone Peak’s dominant defense secured their largest victory over Timpview since 2018.
South Sevier 40, American Leadership 7
South Sevier dominated American Leadership in a nonregion game, winning 40-7. Cooper Castle set the tone early for the Rams with a 79-yard touchdown run at 6:32 in the first quarter, followed by a 55-yard touchdown reception from Rayce Freeman at 4:40. The Rams continued their scoring spree with Trapper Farnsworth’s 19-yard run and Masen Healey’s 78-yard dash in the second quarter. Rayce Freeman added a 25-yard rushing touchdown before the half, capped by a 30-yard touchdown pass to Ty Nielson as time expired in the second quarter. Mason Ober scored the Eagles’ lone touchdown with a 2-yard run with 15 seconds left before halftime.
Rich 48, North Sevier 14
Wilkes Weston led the Rich Rebels (3-2) to a commanding 48-14 victory over the North Sevier Wolves (2-3) in a nonregion matchup. Weston was a dual-threat, throwing for three touchdowns and running for two more. He connected with Paxton Nicolodemos for a 15-yard touchdown with 1:54 left in the first quarter, tying the game. Rich dominated the second quarter, posting 34 unanswered points, including a 29-yard dash by Weston with just 42 seconds left before halftime. North Sevier managed a touchdown in the third quarter on a 5-yard run by Rhyder Snow, but it wasn’t enough to close the gap.
Ogden 43, Emery 7
Ogden dominated Emery in a nonregion matchup, winning 43-7. Jack Thompson set the tone for the Tigers with a 53-yard touchdown run with 1:40 left in the first quarter. Matt Thompson added two touchdowns, a 16-yard run early in the second quarter and a 42-yard reception from Emmett Rector before halftime. Emery’s only score came from Heath Lupo’s 3-yard run just before the half. Ogden extended their lead with touchdowns from Blake Weston and Anderson Curry in the third quarter. Ryker Rice capped the scoring with a 1-yard run early in the fourth quarter.
Skyridge 42, Skyline 7
Jagger Fountaine threw five touchdown passes to lead Skyridge (4-1) to a commanding 42-7 victory over Skyline (2-3) in nonregion play. Beckham Bennett opened the scoring for the Falcons with a 31-yard touchdown run with 3:46 left in the first quarter. Fountaine connected with Omarian Sanders, Malosi Shepard twice, Steeler Wesley, and Koa Wallwork to extend the lead. Skyline’s only score came late, with 7:15 left in the fourth quarter. The Eagles were unable to overcome the offensive prowess of Skyridge as the Falcons scored in every quarter, showcasing a dominant performance on both sides of the ball.
Farmington 41, Woods Cross 17
Alton Dahl led Farmington to a commanding nonregion win against Woods Cross, throwing three touchdown passes in their 41-17 victory. After trailing 3-0, Farmington took the lead with Thayne Boyle’s 16-yard touchdown reception from Dahl at 0:11 in the first quarter. Woods Cross tied the game briefly in the second quarter with Tage Ita’s 1-yard touchdown run, but Owen Morris’s last-second field goal put Farmington up 20-10 at halftime. Benson Rogers caught two of Dahl’s touchdown passes, including a decisive 80-yarder with 2:56 left in the third quarter, solidifying Farmington’s win.
Layton Christian 55, Viewmont 14
Layton Christian dominated Viewmont in a nonregion matchup, securing a decisive 55-14 victory. The Eagles took the lead early with Jahmi Harrison-Bismillah’s two touchdown receptions from Colton Johns, both in the first quarter. Despite Viewmont’s efforts to close the gap with two touchdown passes in the second quarter from Brett Tovey, Layton Christian pulled away before halftime with a 54-yard score by Synic Harvey. The Eagles sealed the game with 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter, including two rushing touchdowns by Chris Munroe.
Beaver 32, Millard 20
Emmet Lurth’s standout performance led Beaver (2-3) to a 32-20 nonregion victory over Millard (2-3). Lurth caught two touchdown passes from Davis Carter and added two field goals, including one from 4 yards out with 10:10 left in the fourth quarter, putting Beaver ahead 25-14. Carter’s 5-yard touchdown run at 8:31 in the fourth sealed the game for Beaver. Millard’s Jensen Davies scored twice in the second quarter, including a 38-yard pass, closing the half at 15-14. Despite Sner Diaz’s late 5-yard touchdown run for Millard, Beaver maintained control to secure the win.
San Juan 58, South Summit 28
San Juan triumphed over South Summit with a dominating 58-28 victory in a nonregion matchup. Beau Yeomans led the Broncos, throwing three touchdown passes, including a 46-yard strike to Randall Black with 3:18 left in the second quarter, and added two rushing touchdowns. South Summit’s Brody Larsen gave the Wildcats a brief lead with a 76-yard touchdown run late in the first quarter, but the Broncos responded with 24 unanswered points in the second quarter. San Juan’s explosive offense ensured a comfortable lead, with Brigg Palmer scoring twice in the third quarter.
Duchesne 20, Enterprise 6
Brex Robinson’s standout performance propelled Duchesne (4-1) to a 20-6 victory over Enterprise (3-2) in a nonregion matchup. Robinson found the end zone twice, first on a 31-yard run with 3:14 left in the second quarter and again on a 1-yard run with 2:04 left in the third, extending the Eagles’ lead to 20-0. The scoring opened with a 1-yard rush by Kyson Despain at 9:04 in the second. Enterprise managed to score late with a 40-yard touchdown pass from Jack Moyle to Jake Christensen at 4:30 in the fourth quarter, but it wasn’t enough to close the gap.
Union 48, Kearns 20
Jaxson Grimm’s 10-yard interception return at the end of the third quarter powered Union to a dominant 48-20 victory over Kearns in a nonregion matchup. Union took control early, with Cruz Labrum and Dylan Watahomigie each notching first-half rushing touchdowns. Watahomigie added another score early in the third quarter, and Brett Meeks recovered a fumble for a 33-yard touchdown with 10:59 left in the fourth quarter. Despite two late touchdown passes from Mason Rodarte to Mudey Muse, Kearns couldn’t overcome Union’s strong defensive and offensive performance.
Delta 24, Summit Academy 14
Delta overcame a first-quarter deficit to defeat Summit Academy in a nonregion matchup, securing a 24-14 victory with Bronx Hunt’s exceptional performance. Hunt scored three touchdowns, including a 60-yard run with 5:44 left in the third quarter to tie the game and repeated the 60-yard burst with 10:04 remaining in the fourth for the go-ahead score. Summit Academy initially led after Rigby Young’s 3-yard run in the first quarter and a 30-yard touchdown pass in the third. However, Delta’s strong defense and Hunt’s explosive plays ensured their fourth win of the season.
Lehi 28, Weber 14
Beckham Cluff’s exceptional performances on special teams led Lehi to a 28-14 victory over Weber in a nonregion game. Cluff returned punts for touchdowns of 50 and 60 yards in the second quarter, helping the Pioneers build a 22-14 halftime lead. Cam Wren’s 25-yard touchdown reception from Briggs Jensen with one second left in the first quarter gave Lehi its initial lead. Cam Bryce sealed the win with a 9-yard touchdown run with 8:25 left in the fourth quarter. Despite Carter Payne’s 25-yard touchdown pass to Creed Devries, Weber couldn’t keep up after halftime.
Syracuse 28, Alta 7
Ledger Wight led Syracuse to a 28-7 victory over Alta in a nonregion matchup, tossing four touchdown passes. Wight opened the scoring with a 15-yard pass to Parker Moffat with no time left in the first quarter. He added a 25-yard strike to Bo Metcalfe early in the third to extend Syracuse’s lead to 14-0. Despite a 76-yard connection from Xavier Cocci to Ryland Clayton, Alta never regained their momentum. Wight’s 19-yard pass to Kao Prom and a 26-yard lob to Ryder Martinez solidified Syracuse’s win with 7:22 left in the game.
Morgan 54, Faith Lutheran, Nev. 36
George Thurston led Morgan (4-1) to a 54-36 nonregion victory over Faith Lutheran with an outstanding performance, scoring six touchdowns. Thurston’s contributions included a 51-yard run and five touchdown receptions from Owen Gilson, the most crucial being a 15-yard reception with 10:31 left in the fourth quarter, cementing Morgan’s lead. Despite trailing 26-20 at halftime, Faith Lutheran could not close the gap in the second half. Cade Spens also added to Morgan’s score with a 41-yard interception return in the second quarter, helping secure the Trojans’ victory. Faith Lutheran’s record was not provided.
Norwood, Colo. 52, Monticello 34
Norwood (1-0) surged late with 22 points in the fourth quarter, overpowering Monticello (3-1) for a 52-34 nonregion victory. Monticello rallied to close the gap to 30-34 after three quarters but couldn’t keep pace with Norwood’s final push.
Lincoln County, Nev. 42, Milford 35
Lincoln County’s Lynx (1-0) secured a 42-35 victory over the Milford Tigers (1-3) in a high-scoring nonregion matchup. The go-ahead score came when Lincoln County scored twice in the third quarter, pulling away with touchdowns that gave them a 28-14 lead going into the fourth. Milford rallied with 21 points in the final quarter, including a late 8-yard run by Tayon Blackburn with 1:59 left, but it wasn’t enough to surpass the Lynx. Braxton Hansen led Milford with three rushing touchdowns. Despite their efforts, Milford couldn’t overcome the deficit established by Lincoln’s dominant third quarter.
Westlake 28, Rancho Bernardo, Calif. 14
Westlake secured a nonregion victory over Rancho Bernardo, Calif., 28-14, with a decisive fourth-quarter surge. Ashton Blake started strong for the Thunder with a 51-yard touchdown run just four minutes into the game. Slone Sua connected with Silas Taumoepeau for a 12-yard pass, making it 13-0 in the first quarter. Rancho Bernardo responded with 14 consecutive points, leading by the end of the third quarter. Westlake regained control when Rosko Misa’s 11-yard run put them ahead again with 11:55 left. Malakai Leilua’s 1-yard run with 0:41 remaining sealed their win. Rancho Bernardo’s record was not provided.
Grantsville 42, Juab 7 (Thursday)
Grantsville (4-1) dominated Juab (3-2) with a 42-7 win in a nonregion matchup. Beck Mondragon started the scoring for the Cowboys with a 23-yard touchdown pass from Graeson Warren with 9:00 left in the second quarter. Graeson Warren’s 41-yard touchdown run at 7:43 in the third quarter extended the lead to 28-7. Dawson Dunlevy electrified the team with a 90-yard kick return touchdown just after halftime. Robert Rounds sealed the victory with two interception returns for touchdowns, including a 95-yard return with 3:57 left in the third quarter. The Cowboys’ defense completely smothered the Wasps, leaving them scoreless for three quarters.
West 56, Brighton 13 (Thursday)
West (5-0) dominated Brighton (1-4) in a nonregion matchup with a commanding 56-13 victory. The Panthers took control early, with Kamden Lopati throwing a 35-yard touchdown pass to Monson Vaenuku just over four minutes into the first quarter. West’s Mani Tu’uao was pivotal, scoring three touchdowns, including a 31-yard reception in the second quarter. Despite Brighton’s efforts to close the gap with two touchdowns in the first half, West’s defense held firm in the second half, not allowing any further scores. Lester Falatea’s 70-yard punt return touchdown in the third quarter highlighted West’s comprehensive win.
1A 8-player
Whitehorse 46, Panguitch 6
Whitehorse (3-1) dominated Panguitch (2-2) in a 1A 8-player game, cruising to a 46-6 victory on Sept. 11.
Water Canyon 54, Altamont 8
Despite incomplete scoring detail, Water Canyon Wildcats (2-3) achieved a dominant victory over the Altamont Longhorns (1-4) with a final score of 54-8 in the 1A 8-player game.
Grand 12, Utah Military Hillfield 6
Beto Carroll’s 18-yard touchdown reception from Corbin Black on the last play of the game secured a dramatic 12-6 victory for Grand (2-2) over Utah Military Hillfield (1-3) in a 1A 8-player matchup. The Red Devils opened the scoring in the first quarter with a 60-yard pass from Black to Kalvin Hopkins but were matched by Utah Military Hillfield’s first-quarter touchdown, leaving the score tied at 6-6. Grand’s defense tightened up, shutting out the Thunderbirds for the rest of the game, setting the stage for Carroll’s game-winning catch.
Utah Military Camp Williams 47, Monument Valley 0
Utah Military Camp Williams (3-2) shut out Monument Valley (0-3) with a decisive 47-0 victory in a 1A 8-player game.
This report was compiled with the assistance of ChatGPT.