Following the Future: Week Ten

1

DeMatha (MD)

W 38-0

Five tackles, a TFL, and a forced fumble as Battle started his senior season strong.

2

Piper

W 35-6

Battle and the STA offense held Piper to just 110 total yards.

3

Flanagan

W 62-0

It was a short evening for the STA 1's, Battle played just one quarter. He made the most of it with a 35-yard touchdown on a punt return as well as a forced fumble and a sack.

4

Stranahan

W 52-0

Three shutouts in four games for Battle and the STA defense. Battle recorded a pair of tackles in the blowout win.

5

Miami Central

L 27-43

A surprising loss for STA as the defense gave up 43 points after surrendering just six the previous four games. Battle was a bright spot, however, coming up with an interception.

6

Bye

STA will be back on the field this Friday against Deerfield Beach.

7

Deerfield Beach

W 38-6

Battle was huge in a bounce back win for STA. He intercepted a pass, broke up two others, and made a handful of tackles.

8

Fort Lauderdale

W 49-0

No stats available.

9

Boyd Anderson

W 54-6

Battle notched an interception in a game that was over in the second quarter.

10

Blanche Ely

W 58-0

Just one tackle for Battle in another game that was over before halftime as STA was able to get the backups in early.

0

St. Pius X

W 35-13

Chambers scored four touchdowns, three on the ground. He rushed for 67 yards and added a tackle on defense.

1

South Forsyth

W 35-6

Chambers did a little bit of everything, throwing two touchdown passes, rushing four times for 26 yards and a score, and adding a tackle on defense.

2

Woodward Academy

W 43-21

Chambers carried 18 times for 179 yards and four touchdowns. He added three tackles and a TFL on defense.

3

Benedictine

W 38-7

Another four-touchdown performance from Chambers who rushed for 151 yards on 20 carries. He also added five tackles on defense.

4

Bye

Chambers and his team had a bye and will return to the field this Friday night.

5

West Hall

W 45-3

Chambers played just one quarter in the blowout win but still dominated with four carries for 72 yards and two touchdowns. He also made six tackles on defense.

6

Bye

Blessed Trinity had its second and final bye week of the season and will be back on action on Friday.

7

Denmark

W 47-6

Chambers came out ready to go after a bye week. He carried 11 times for 152 yards and two touchdowns. He also added eight tackles and three TFL's on defense.

8

Flowery Branch

W 21-20

Chambers carried 24 times for 113 yards. He made seven tackles on defense.

9

Chestatee

W 42-0

Chambers carried just twice for 68 yards as Blessed Trinity led 28-0 after the first quarter. He also made four tackles on defense.

10

Marist

W 10-7

Blessed Trinity won the region championship. Chambers carried 39 times for 168 yards as he helped Blessed Trinity control the clock and gut out a big win.

0

Fairley

W 35-0

Hamilton caught three passes for 35 yards and a touchdown.

1

Ridgeway

W 21-14

Hamilton made his biggest impact on defense with four tackles, a sack, and a forced fumble.

2

Cordova

W 41-13

Hamilton hauled in four receptions for 68 yards and a touchdown. He also added two tackles on defense.

3

Lausanne Collegiate

L 23-26

Whitehaven lost in overtime as Hamilton had a quiet night offensively and did not catch a pass. He did contribute three tackles on defense.

4

North Little Rock (AR)

L 35-46

No stats available.

5

Hamilton

W 76-0

Very short night for Hamilton in the blowout, but he did score on a two-point conversion play.

6

Trezevant

W 35-0

Hamilton had a 15-yard touchdown reception.

7

Central

W 35-14

Hamilton caught a one-yard touchdown pass and also added six tackles and three TFL's on defense.

8

Bye

Hamilton took the opportunity during his bye week to take his official visit to Ohio State.

9

White Station

W 41-24

Hamilton caught three passes for 55 yards.

10

Germantown

L 19-37

No stats available.

2

Pope John XXIII

W 48-7

Hickman recorded a pair of tackles and broke up two passes in his season opener. He also caught two passes for 57 yards on offense.

3

Seton Hall

W 49-3

Hickman scored a pair of touchdowns on offense with four receptions for 75 yards.

4

St. Joe's

L 17-24

Hickman was DePaul's best player in the game with an 85-yard touchdown catch and a forced fumble on defense.

5

Delbarton

W 35-28

Hickman caught eight passes for 110 yards and two touchdowns. He added four tackles on defense.

6

St. Peter's

W 16-13

Hickman scored both touchdowns for DePaul, he carried the ball nine times for 23 yards and a score and he caught two passes for 60 yards and another touchdown.

7

Paramus Catholic

W 52-6

Hickman caught six passes for 158 yards and two touchdowns. He added three tackles on defense.

8

Hudson Catholic

W 44-19

Hickman caught two passes for 41 yards and a touchdown.

9

Don Bosco

L 28-59

Hickman did not play and it was later announced that he will miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL.

10

Bergen Catholic

L 7-42

1

St. Edward

W 42-39

Behind Jacoby and company, Mentor rolled up 500 yards of offense, including 386 on the ground.

2

St. Ignatius

W 28-7

The Mentor offense put up more than 400 yards on a strong St. Ignatius defense.

3

Glenville

W 42-18

Mentor put up 217 yards on the ground behind Jacoby and the Cardinals offensive line.

4

Strongsville

W 45-20

Mentor rolled up 389 yards of offense to stay undefeated.

5

Brunswick

W 35-0

Mentor had a balanced attack with 290 yards of offense, 155 passing and 135 rushing.

6

Medina

W 49-10

Big night for the Mentor offense with 457 yards and a balanced effort with more than 200 rushing and more than 200 passing.

7

Shaker Heights

W 45-6

The Mentor offense put up 363 yards of total offense, including 240 on the ground.

8

Solon

L 28-29

Jacoby helped paved the way for more than 200 yards rushing by junior back Brian Trobel.

9

Euclid

W 30-7

Mentor did it mostly with defense, registering 213 yards of offense, 160 on the ground.

10

Elyria

W 48-0

Another big game on the ground for the Cardinals with 224 team rushing yards.

1

Utica Eisenhower

W 31-13

Mathis accounted for more than 200 yards of total offense and scored three touchdowns, two on the ground and one through the air.

2

Groves

W 13-7

Mathis put up numbers with both his arm and his legs. He threw for 175 yards and a touchdown while adding another 150 on the ground.

3

Harrison

W 23-15

Mathis threw for 145 yards and two touchdowns. He also secured a late interception to seal the win.

4

Stoney Creek

W 41-14

Mathis threw for 163 yards and three touchdowns in the win.

5

Athens

W 33-14

Mathis threw for two touchdowns as Oak Park stayed undefeated.

6

Troy

W 26-9

Mathis threw touchdown passes in another win for Oak Park.

7

Rochester

W 41-33

Mathis threw for over 300 yards and three touchdowns.

8

West Bloomfield

L 21-27

Oak Park lost its first game of the season as Mathis was kept out of the end zone. He accounted for approximately 155 yards of total offense.

9

Clarkston

W 21-14

Mathis accounted for a pair of touchdowns, a 39-yard pass and a two-yard run, in the last tune up before the playoffs.

10

Ferndale

W 40-20

Mathis again threw and ran for a score in the round one playoff win.

0

Tucker

W 40-14

Buford rolled up more than 200 yards of rushing in a big season-opening win.

1

Jonesboro

W 58-7

Miller and the Buford offensive line allowed the Wolves' backs to rush for nearly 300 yards as the offense eclipsed 500 total yards for the game.

2

Deerfield Beach (FL)

L 14-19

The Buford offense ran for about 250 yards but only managed 24 yards through the air.

3

Bye

Miller and Buford return to action on Friday.

4

Newton

W 54-27

Buford bounced back coming out of the bye week. Behind Miller and the rest of the O-line, the Wolves rushed for more than 350 yards.

5

Archer

L 24-48

252 yards of offense for Buford who took the lead in the third quarter but struggled down the stretch.

6

Johnson

W 49-0

Buford built a 35-0 halftime lead and rolled up 403 yards of offense in a bounce back win.

7

Cedar Shoals

W 55-6

Buford led 41-6 at halftime and put up nearly 300 yards of offense in the first half.

8

Loganville

W 43-0

Buford made quick work of this one with a 36-0 halftime lead. The first team offense put up about 300 yards before giving way to the back ups.

9

Bye

10

Walnut Grove

W 61-0

The game was over almost before it began as Buford led 27-0 after the first quarter and 48-0 at halftime.

1

Wayne

W 49-8

Spring Valley jumped out to a 49-0 halftime lead and racked up more than 400 yards of offense, almost all of that coming in the first two quarters.

2

Hurricane

W 27-3

Spring Valley's offense accumulated 302 total yards for the game, 235 came on the ground behind Nester and company.

3

Cabell Midland

W 35-7

Spring Valley's power running game was working again as the Timberwolves rushed for 282 yards.

4

South Charleston

W 42-14

Nester and the offensive line paved the way for 366 yards worth of rushing.

5

George Washington

W 62-21

The offense continues to roll for Spring Valley as it put 588 total yards in the blowout win.

6

Capital

W 21-13

Nester and the Spring Valley O-Line paved the way for 309 yards worth of rushing.

7

Riverside

W 42-21

This one was over at halftime as Spring Valley scored all 42 of its points in the first two quarters, taking a 42-0 lead into the break.

8

St. Albans

W 60-6

Short evening for Nester in a blowout win heading into the bye week.

9

Bye

10

Point Pleasant

W 58-34

Spring Valley trailed by 13 at halftime but rolled in the second half and put up more than 400 yards rushing.

1

St. Edward

W 42-39

Potter recorded three tackles and a TFL.

2

St. Ignatius

W 28-7

Potter recorded a sack as the Mentor defense dominated and held St. Ignatius to just 132 total yards.

3

Glenville

W 42-18

Potter recorded five tackles and was credited with six hurries.

4

Strongsville

W 45-20

Potter was credited with two tackles and a TFL.

5

Brunswick

W 35-0

Potter had four tackles, a TFL, and two hurries.

6

Media

W 49-10

Potter recorded four tackles and a TFL.

7

Shaker Heights

W 45-6

Potter played a strong game with two sacks and three tackles.

8

Solon

L 28-29

Potter recorded several hurries and four tackles in a tough overtime loss.

9

Euclid

W 30-7

Potter had possibly his best game of the season with eight tackles and two sacks.

10

Elyria

W 48-0

Potter was credited with a hurry in the blowout win.

2

Archbishop Carroll (DC)

W 44-8

Shaw caught two passes for 19 yards and a touchdown on offense.

3

Fork Union (VA)

W 42-6

Shaw had two tackles and a TFL on defense. Offensively he had one reception for 28 yards.

4

Bye

Shaw and company will be back on the field this Friday.

5

Quince Orchard

W 22-14

Shaw caught a touchdown pass in a big win for Bullis.

6

St. Mary's Ryken

L 33-34

No stats available.

7

Riverdale Baptist

W 29-0

Shaw scored a pair of touchdowns on offense and defensively contributed to the shutout effort.

8

Landon

L 6-7

Shaw rushed 18 times for 92 yards on offense and recorded three tackles on defense.

9

Episcopal (VA)

W 21-12

Shaw caught a touchdown pass in the win.

10

St. Albans (DC)

W 35-7

No stats available.

1

Ontario

L 7-14

Stover did all he could in a losing effort, recording 29 tackles. That is not a typo.

2

Shelby

L 24-27

Stover put up big numbers again on defense, registering 17 tackles.

3

Orrville

L 21-57

Stover recorded 13 tackles, a pair of TFL's, and nearly 100 yards rushing.

4

Mount Vernon

W 38-0

Stover rushed 12 times for 71 yards and a pair of touchdowns on offense.

5

Wooster

L 17-42

Stover rushed 11 times for 97 yards and a touchdown. He also recorded 15 tackles on defense.

6

Mansfield

W 44-16

Stover carried 16 times for 228 yards and two touchdowns.

7

West Holmes

W 34-33

Stover scored on a 51-yard touchdown run late in the game to notch the game-winner for Lexington.

8

Ashland

W 43-36

Three in a row for Stover's squad as they make a late playoff push. Stover carried 23 times for 193 yards and two touchdowns.

9

Madison Comprehensive

W 42-16

Stover rushed for a pair of touchdowns in a game that was over by halftime.

10

Canton South

W 35-6

Stover made several tackles on defense and rushed for 235 yards and three touchdowns as Lexington clinched a playoff berth.

6

St. Mary's

W 41-19

Williams had a 13-yard touchdown reception in a game played on the day he committed to Ohio State.

7

St. Francis Borgia

W 40-35

Williams had an unbelievable evening with nine catches for 286 yards and five touchdowns.

8

McCluer South-Berkeley

W 46-6

Williams put together another big performance with nine catches for 148 yards and two touchdowns.

9

Althoff Catholic (IL)

W 52-9

No stats available.

10

Confluence Prep

W (forfeit)

Cardinal Ritter advanced in the first round as Confluence Prep forfeited due to not having enough players.

2

Martin

W 35-13

Wilson recorded six receptions for 76 yards and two touchdowns.

3

Mansfield Summit

W 14-0

Wilson caught seven passes for 57 yards and a touchdown.

4

Bowie

W 42-21

Wilson caught five passes for 172 yards and two touchdowns.

5

Akins

W 51-13

In a short evening due to the blowout, Wilson still caught four passes for 81 yards and two touchdowns.

6

Austin

W 66-21

Another big game for Wilson with seven receptions for 94 yards and a touchdown.

7

Lehman

W 64-3

Wilson did not play due to injury.

8

Westlake

L 14-44

Wilson caught six passes for 67 yards and also returned a kickoff for a touchdown.

9

Bye

10

Del Valle

W 55-23

Wilson has been battling an injury and sat out this game as he hopes to get ready for the playoffs.

0

Bishop Dwenger

L 0-22

Young recorded a sack on defense and two catches for six yards on offense.

1

Bishop Luers

W 35-24

Young caught two passes for 40 yards and added four tackles and a TFL on defense.

2

Northrop

W 41-40

Young caught three passes for 113 yards and two touchdowns. He also had six tackles with 1.5 TFL's on defense.

3

North Side

W 31-6

Young had a huge night with four catches for 90 yards and two touchdowns as well as a 70-yard touchdown run.

4

South Side

W 35-8

Young made all of his catches count as he scored on all of them. Four receptions for 93 yards and four scores on the evening.

5

Snider

W 21-7

Young caught six passes for 75 yards and a touchdown. He also had five tackles and a sack on defense.

6

Concordia Lutheran

W 27-20

Young recorded a pair of tackles on defense and caught two passes for 13 yards on offense.

7

Homestead

L 13-21

Young caught three passes for 35 yards and a touchdown.

8

Carroll

W 14-13

Young caught three passes for 92 yards, including a 71-yard touchdown. He also added three tackles and a forced fumble on defense.

9

South Side

W 50-12

Young caught two passes for 46 yards and a touchdown as Wayne won its opening round playoff game. He also made three tackles and a sack on defense.

10

New Haven

W 53-14

Four tackles and two TFL's on defense for Young as Wayne advances.

1

Pine-Richland (PA)

W 42-0

A quiet night for Cavazos playing a single high safety role with IMG's defensive front dominating the game. He recorded a tackle and did his job in coverage, not allowing any big plays over the middle of the field.

2

Norland

W 49-14

Cavazos recorded a tackle in another blowout win for IMG.

3

Liberty (NV)

W 35-0

A shutout for Cavazos and the defense as he continues to keep big plays from happening from his deep safety position.

4

Bye

IMG returns to the field this weekend with a big match-up against Mater Dei (CA).

5

Mater Dei (CA)

L 24-28

IMG lost a close one on the road. Cavazos recorded a couple of tackles in the loss.

6

Northwestern (FL)

W 34-7

Cavazos unfortunately left the game with an injury and his status moving forward is still uncertain.

7

Bye

8

Superior Collegiate

W 49-0

Cavazos will be sidelined for the rest of the season due to injury.

9

Middletown (DE)

W 52-7

10

Bye

0

Hamilton

W 36-33

Hubbard rushed for 105 yards and two scores, including a 57-yarder.

1

Desert Mountain

W 35-16

Hubbard carried 18 times for 142 yards and two touchdowns. He also added three catches for 16 yards.

2

La Joya

W 54-14

Hubbard carried 10 times for 157 yards and a touchdown.

3

Bye

Hubbard and Chaparral had their bye week and will return to action in Week 4.

4

Saguaro

L 37-45

Hubbard had another tremendous game with nine carries for 115 yards and two touchdowns.

5

Mountain Ridge

W 60-3

Hubbard is nursing a minor injury and did not play for precautionary reasons on Friday.

6

Boulder Creek

L 43-47

Hubbard was held out of the action again on Friday.

7

O'Connor

W 40-37

Big game for Hubbard in his return with 23 carries for 153 yards.

8

Mountain Pointe

L 24-42

Hubbard carried 18 times for just 44 yards.

9

Pinnacle

L 7-23

Hubbard carried just eight times for 16 yards.

10

Liberty

L 21-51

No stats available.

1

Lakota West

W 34-0

The St. Xavier offense put up more than 300 yards and Johnson and the O-Line did not yield a sack in the game.

2

Colerain

L 12-14

The St. X offense put together more than 350 total yards and but had five costly turnovers in the close loss.

3

Walnut Hills

W 41-7

St. X got back on the winning track with a dominant defensive effort. The offense put up 246 yards.

4

Cathedral (IN)

L 14-20

St. X fell in overtime. Johnson and the offense put up 233 yards, 206 through the air.

5

Moeller

L 14-19

Another close loss for the Bombers who put up 231 yards of offense, 204 through the air.

6

Elder

L 26-51

Three straight losses for St. X who is playing its standard challenging schedule. The offense put up 283 yards but turned it over three times.

7

La Salle

W 42-7

St. X rolled up 410 yards of offense.

8

Clarkson North (Canada)

W 38-19

St. X put up 392 total yards, 192 through the air and 200 on the ground.

9

St. Ignatius

L 20-27

346 yards of offense wasn't enough as X lost a third quarter lead.

10

St. Xavier (KY)

W 34-7

The Bombers punched their ticket to the playoffs with the win over the Kentucky powerhouse. It was mostly a defensive effort as X managed just 234 yards of offense.

0

Hamilton

W 36-33

23-46 for 406 yards and three touchdowns.

1

Desert Mountain

W 35-16

Miller was 15-for-28 for 219 yards, two touchdowns, and an interception.

2

La Joya

W 54-14

Miller finished 12-for-18 for 264 yards with five touchdowns and an interception.

3

Bye

Miller and company will be back on the field next week against Saguaro and 2020 OSU target Kelee Ringo.

4

Saguaro

L 37-45

First loss of the season for Miller who threw for 363 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions.

5

Mountain Ridge

W 60-3

Miller and company got back on the winning track. He threw for 235 yards and three touchdowns on 15-25.

6

Boulder Creek

L 43-47

Miller was 15-for-27 for 261 yards and three touchdown passes in another strong effort.

7

O'Connor

W 40-37

Monster night for Miller who went 24-for-38 for 369 yards and six touchdowns.

8

Mountain Pointe

L 24-42

Miller was 16-for-36 for 267 yards, three touchdowns and an interception. Unfortunately he has suffered a sprained knee and will be sidelined for at least a couple of weeks.

9

Pinnacle

L 7-23

It was announced that Miller will be shut down for the remainder of the season

10

Liberty

L 21-51

0

Rome

L 41-51

Wray and company provided quarterback Harrison Bailey with enough time to throw for nearly 450 yards in the losing effort.

1

Good Counsel (MD)

L 28-40

The Marietta offense recorded 20 first downs and gained 331 yards through the air in another shootout loss.

2

Collins Hill

W 38-13

The Marietta offense continued to roll with 470 total yards.

3

Grayson

L 31-38

Another strong offensive output for Wray and the Marietta offense with 365 total yards.

4

Bye

Marietta had a bye week and will face St. John's College (DC) this weekend. Wray will have a chance to face several Buckeye targets in the 2020 class at St. John's.

5

St. John's (DC)

L 14-21

Another tough loss for Marietta. Wray did hold up well in pass protection against a good St. John's front, allowing QB Harrison Bailey to throw for 320 yards.

6

Bye

Another bye week for Marietta as the Blue Devils will be back at it this week.

7

North Paulding

W 36-14

Marietta put up 551 yards of offense including 480 through the air.

8

McEachern

W 28-27

The Marietta offense was held to 294 yards, but was able to get the win anyway by playing turnover free.

9

North Cobb

W 48-24

408 yards of offense for the Blue Devils who are now on a season-long three game winning streak.

10

Hillgrove

L 24-48

The winning streak comes to an end with Marietta putting up 279 yards of offense.

2

American Heritage (FL)

L 17-20

The St. Joseph's offense put up 269 yards, including 164 on the ground behind Wypler and company.

3

Imhotep Charter (PA)

W 14-8

St. Joe's grabs its first win of the season after a tough loss last week to open the season. 236 yards of offense, including 148 on the ground.

4

DePaul Catholic

W 24-17

Wypler played a strong game as St. Joe's was able to really establish its power running game in the second half.

5

Pope John XXIII

W 31-7

Wypler helped pave the way for more than 400 yards of rushing for the Green Knights. 502 total yards for the game.

6

Paramus Catholic

W 56-14

An efficient 358 yards and 19 first downs for the offense in a blowout win.

7

Bergen Catholic

L 20-24

It was a balanced offensive effort for St. Joe's over the weekend with 349 total yards, 163 through the air and 186 on the ground.

8

Don Bosco

W 31-10

Huge win for Wypler and company. St. Joe's rushed for 200 yards on better than six yards per carry.

9

Seton Hall Prep

W 45-10

Monster game for the offense with 474 yards, 301 coming on the ground.

10

St. Peter's Prep

W 16-7

A much more subdued attack this weekend with just 208 yards of offense but the Green Knights get another big win.