Spring Mills 43, Washington 0 — Through six games, Spring Mills is undefeated and the Cardinals have not been scored upon.
Make it a 6-0 start for Spring Mills!
Max Anderson accounted for five touchdowns and the Cardinal defense held Washington scoreless in the 43-0 win.
Spring Mills has outscored its first six opponents 297-0.
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Martinsburg 56, Musselman 8 — The Bulldogs jumped out to a 49-0 halftime lead en route to their 19th consecutive victory. Martinsburg became the first team in the state to reach the 6-0 mark on the season. This was the final regular season home game for the Bulldogs. They will hit the road for their final four games, starting next week at Morgantown.
Wheeling Park 14, Morgantown 7 — A 65-yard punt return for a touchdown proved to be the difference as the Patriots improved to 5-1. Brennan Wack had the other touchdown for Park, and he rushed for 88 yards. Sophomore quarterback Jay Bordas connected on 11-of-17 passes for 138 yards.
Isaiah Thompson scored on a 16-yard run for Morgantown (4-2). AJ Thomas rushed for 120 yards.
University 17, Butler, Pa. 13 — Hayden George’s 1-yard touchdown run in the final minute of the game gave the Hawks their second win of the season. Jack Byrer also scored on a 1-yard tote and Brady Goodenow connected on a 32-yard field goal for UHS.
Bridgeport 54, Brooke 0 — The Indians led 48-0 at halftime en route to their sixth consecutive victory to start the season. Jack Spatafore scored four touchdowns on runs of 11, 17, 7 and 13 yards. Tim Jeffress added two touchdowns and Josh Love found the end zone once. Spatafore, Love and Wes Brown each collected turnovers for the Indians in the first half. Bridgeport will visit Class AAAA opponent Parkersburg South in Week 7.
Hurricane 56, St. Albans 0 — Hurricane scored half of their points in the first quarter en route to their fourth victory of the season (4-2). Noah Vellaithambi connected on a pair of touchdown tosses to Rhett McGrew covering 1 and 12 yards. Kylan Grace and A.J. Gregory each rushed for two touchdowns. Ja’lei Burnette and Sha’lik Hampton also found the end zone for the Redskins.
Princeton 55, Winfield 28 — Chance Barker tossed five touchdown passes as the Tigers improved to 6-0. Barker completed 12-of-14 passes for 282 yards. Marquel Lowe combined for 200 yards of offense and four total touchdowns. Bradley Mossor reeled in seven passes for 157 yards and a pair of touchdowns.
Herbert Hoover 41, Chapmanville 7 — The Huskies moved halfway to a perfect regular season with a 41-7 win at Chapmanville. Herbert Hoover led 14-0 at halftime. Devin Silvas scored three touchdowns for the Huskies, covering 25, 52 and 80 yards. Blake Fisher scored on a 45-yard run. Devin Hatfield accounted for two touchdowns with a 22-yard run and a 42-yard pass to Sam Kee.
The Huskies will face Wayne in Week 7.
Frankfort 49, Mountain Ridge, Md. 6 — The Falcons improved to 5-0 and broke a three-game losing streak to MRHS. Julian Pattison scored three rushing touchdowns on runs of 4, 16 and 12 yards. Uriah Cutter rushed ten yards for a score and he connected with Jacob Nething on a 60-yard touchdown toss. Carder Shanholtz and Gunnar Bradshaw also scored on lengthy touchdown runs.
South Harrison 29, St. Marys 14 — The Hawks erased a six-point halftime deficit to collect their fourth victory of the season (5-0). Jaden Hatfield rushed 21 times for 244 yards and three touchdowns. Zane Harlow added the other score for the Hawks on a 3-yard run.
Ryan Kent connected with Brodrick Rice on a 75-yard touchdown pass and Kent also rushed three yards for a score for the Blue Devils.
Wayne 20, Lincoln County 6 — The Pioneers (4-1) bounced back from their first loss of the season with a 14-point win over the Panthers. Jayden Waymon scored a pair of touchdowns and he rushed for 137 yards. As a team, Wayne racked up 327 rushing yards.
Williamstown 30, Marietta, Oh. 22 — Williamstown extended their winning streak to 25 games as the Yellowjackets scored the game’s final 22 points. Lynkyn Joy rushed 31 times for 202 yards and a trio of touchdown totes. Joy also connected with Cooper Martin on a 49-yard pass for WHS’ other score.
Roane County 45, Poca 19 — The Raiders (6-0) racked up 531 yards of total offense with 360 yards coming on the ground. Roane led 37-0 at halftime. Jacob Greathouse completed 6-of-11 passes for 171 yards and a pair of touchdowns.
Lane Watson surpassed the thousand-yard mark on the season. He rushed 10 times for 163 yards, including a 96-yard touchdown. Clay Walker rushed for 94 yards and a pair of scores. Shay Harper collected 72 yards.