High school football roundup, Week 8

Bishop Chatard High School sophomore Gabe Coleman (23) finds a hole in the Guerin Catholic defense during second half action. Bishop Chatard High School hosted Guerin Catholic High School in varsity football action at Lawrence Central High School, Friday, October 10, 2014. Bishop Chatard defeated Guerin Catholic 42-13.

IndyStar is covering four games Friday night, including the matchup between Class 6A No. 1 Carmel vs. 6A No. 2 Warren Central. Also, IndyStar is covering Guerin Catholic vs. Bishop Chatard, Beech Grove vs. Triton Central and Westfield vs. Fishers.

If your school pulls off a spectacular play, urge your athletic director or coach to send it to hsresults@indystar.com. IndyStar will compile the best plays from Week 8 and invite fans to vote on them next week.

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IndyStar coverage from Friday night’s games:

No controversy this time as No. 1 Carmel takes hard-fought 17-10 decision over No. 2 Warren Central
High school football: Thacker leads Triton Central to 27-6 win over Beech Grove
High school football: Fishers blows out offensively-challenged Westfield 38-7
High school football: Chatard runs wild in 42-13 rout of Guerin Catholic

Final scores:

Anderson Prep 22, Tindley 14

Avon 38, Zionsville 0

Ben Davis 50, Lawrence Central 36

Bishop Chatard 42, Guerin Catholic 13

Brebeuf Jesuit 34, Chicago Rice 28, OT

Cardinal Ritter 34, Scecina 13

Carmel 17, Warren Central 10

Cathedral 31, Hamilton SE 17

Center Grove 55, Lawrence North 14

Danville 35, Frankfort 6

Decatur Central 22, Roncalli 12

Delta 28, Greenfield-Central 7

Eastern Hancock 24, Shenandoah 20

Fishers 38, Westfield 7

Franklin 35, Greenwood 14

Greencastle 10, Cascade 0

Hamilton Heights 42, Western 12

Heritage Christian 25, Howe 24

Indian Creek 61, Broad Ripple 8

Indiana Deaf 51, Washington 25

Lapel 39, Knightstown 7

Lebanon 35, Crawfordsville 0

Linton-Stockton 29, Sheridan 14

Lutheran 35, Speedway 20

Martinsville 42, Mooresville 0

Milan 54, Edinburgh 7

Monrovia 60, Park Tudor 19

Mt. Vernon 40, Shelbyville 0

New Palestine 55, New Castle 10

Noblesville 36, Brownsburg 25, OT

North Montgomery 8, Western Boone 0

Pike 41, North Central 7

Shortridge 42, Northwest 14

Southport 21, Bloomington North 15

Tech 78, Marshall 6

Terre Haute North 47, Perry Meridian 26

Terre Haute South 21, Franklin Central 20

Triton Central 27, Beech Grove 6

Tri-West 56, Southmont 0

Whiteland 34, Plainfield 17

Yorktown 49, Hamilton Heights 6

Details from other games:

CARDINAL RITTER 34, SCECINA 13

The Raiders (4-4, 4-2 Indiana Crossroads) profited from three turnovers-turned-touchdowns against the conference rival Crusaders (3-5, 2-4).

As the Raiders tallied 34 unanswered points, Josh Majors returned an interception for 48 yards and a score and later returned a fumble for a 30-yard touchdown. Quentin Yockey also returned a fumble for a touchdown.

De’Von Motley accounted for all 13 of the Crusaders’ points, as Scecina mounted a late but unsuccessful rally with a 95-yard kickoff return and a 67-yard touchdown reception from Austin Cox.

CR — Joe Everett 40 pass from Jeff Cmehil (Lance Unland kick)

CR — Jeff Cmehil 3 run (Unland kick)

CR — Josh Majors 48 interception return (Unland kick)

CR — Quentin Yockey 5 fumble return (Unland kick)

CR — Majors 30 fumble return (pass failed)

S — De’Von Motley 95 yard kickoff return (Luke Frain kick)

S — Motley 67 pass from Austin Cox (run failed)

Rushing — Scecina, Austin Cox 4–24, Kirk Crouch 7-33, Abe Hagist 8-10, De’Von Motley 3–3, Drew Tucker 1-5, Darius Mitchell 2-6, Sam Defreese 1–1, Jacob Hadley 1-9, Nick Newhart 2–4, Cameron Black 2-5, Luke Frain 1–19. Cardinal Ritter, Jeff Cmehil 12-67, Alex Downard 1-8, Andre Guy 15-99, Grant Schrack 1-6, Tommy Waites 7-20, Anthony Dumes 1-3, Jalen Lindsey 2–1.

Passing — Scecina, Austin Cox 2-10-2-77. Cardinal Ritter, Jeff Cmehil 5-12-0-74, Alex Downard 1-1-0-13.

Receiving — Scecina, De’Von Motley 2-77. Cardinal Ritter, Jeff Cmehil 1-13, Joe Everett 3-57, Josh Majors 1-10, Grant Schrack 1-7.

CATHEDRAL 31, HAMILTON SE 17

The Class 5A No. 5 Irish (3-4) beat the Royals (3-5) on the back of Max Bortenschlager. The quarterback threw for two touchdowns and ran for another. Teammate Caleb Cross also thrived by land and air, running for 135 yards while receiving for 85 yards and a score.

HSE — Kyle Schrank 14 pass from Carter Poiry (Brady Hoffman kick)

C — James Schulz 37 pass from Max Bortenschlager (Vincent Alerding kick)

C — Bortenschlager 2 run (Alerding kick)

C — Caleb Cross 29 pass from Bortenschlager (Alerding kick)

C — FG Alerding 35

HSE — FG Hoffman 39

C — Evan Christopher 4 run (Alerding kick)

HSE — Poiry 10 run (Hoffman kick)

Rushing — Cathedral, Max Bortenschlager 8-6, Caleb Cross 24-135, Evan Christopher 12-64, Malcolm Dotson 1–2, Tony Johnson 7-43. Hamilton Southeastern, Aaron Matio 12-37, Carter Poiry 3-3.

Passing — Cathedral, Max Bortenschlager 11-23-0-177. Hamilton Southeastern, Carter Poiry 14-35-1-211.

Receiving — Cathedral, Caleb Cross 4-85, Evan Christopher 3-17, Malcolm Dotson 1-16, Evan Whigham 2-22, James Schulz 1-37. Hamilton Southeastern, Aaron Matio 1-4, Kyle Schrank 4-61, Will Coudret 2-20, Chris Ford 5-106, Greg Miller 1-14, Brayden Arnold 1-6.

HERITAGE CHRISTIAN 25, HOWE 24

HC – Andrew Hunt 23 pass Jackson Heath (Nutter kick)

H – Tyler Pannell 75 kickoff return (Ja’Leen Jones pass from Chris Mundy)

H – Tyrell Phelps 3 run (Mundy run)

H – Safety, bad snap out of end zone

H – Phelps 20 pass from Mundy

HC – Drew Azbell 2 pass from Heath (Andrew Hunt pass from Heath)

HC – HUndley 23 pass from Heath (Nutter kick)

HC – FG Nutter 32

Rushing — Heritage Christian, Drew Azbell 1-0, Grant Gerig 1-0, Tyler Gerig 3-26, Jackson Heath 6-24, Andy Bichey 1-0, Andrew Hunt 1–3, Isaac Myers 1-0, Parker Stokes 1-0, Scott Scales 3-10, Jacob Snyder 1-0, Josh Foster 1-0, Ross Eckel 1-0, Ronnie Timmerman 10-38, Jackson West 1-0.

Passing — Howe, Chris Mundy 11-17-0-92. Heritage Christian, Jackson Heath 19-31-0-269.

Receiving — Howe, Dontea Henderson 3-18, Jerron Mcgaw 7-54, Tyrell Phelps 1-15. Heritage Christian, Drew Azbell 3-32, Tyler Gerig 7-128, Andrew Hunt 5-59, Jacob Snyder 2-28, Jackson West 1-2.

MT. VERNON 40, SHELBYVILLE 0

The host Marauders (6-2, 5-1 Hoosier Heritage) blanked the Golden Bears (3-5, 2-4). Mt. Vernon’s Jimmy Campbell accounted for four touchdowns, three passing and one rushing. Seth Christenson caught two of Campbell’s touchdown passes. John Lux threw for over 100 yards for the Golden Bears.

MV — Dan Werner 1 run (Logan Justus Kick)

MV — Werner 20 pass from Jimmy Campbell (Justus Kick)

MV — Seth Christenson 18 pass from Campbell (Justus Kick)

MV — Christenson 36 pass from Campbell (Justus Kick)

MV — Juwann Nelson 8 run (Kick Failed)

MV — Campbell 35 run (Kick Failed)

Rushing — Shelbyville, Deshaun French 9-21, John Lux 9-13, Damon Lux 3-9. Mt. Vernon – Fortville, Brayton Shannon 11-70, Dan Werner 4-10, Seth Christenson 2-12, Jimmy Campbell 11-66, Juwann Nelson 3-30.

Passing — Shelbyville, John Lux 15-22-0-105. Mt. Vernon – Fortville, Jimmy Campbell 13-23-0-205.

Receiving — Shelbyville, Cody Curry 3-14, Jarrett Posz 1-11, Jacob Miller 7-57, Damon Lux 4-23. Mt. Vernon – Fortville, Brayton Shannon 1-20, Zach Spears 3-47, Dan Werner 3-32, Seth Christenson 6-106.

NEW PALESTINE 55, NEW CASTLE 10

The Dragons (8-0, 6-0 Hoosier Heritage) continued their dominance in another convincing victory over the Trojans (1-7, 0-6), who have one game left to avoid going winless in conference play this season.

The Dragons took a 48-point lead to halftime behind touchdowns from five players. The Dragons have yet to beat an opponent by fewer than 28 points this season, having outscored the opposition 325-36 with one regular-season game remaining.

NP – Garrett Kuhn 67 pass from Alex Neligh (Spencer Corey kick)

NP – James Young 3 run (Corey kick)

NP – Young 5 run (Corey kick)

NP – Duke Blackwell 35 pass from Neligh (Corey kick)

NP – Adam Kincaid 48 interception return (Corey kick)

NP – Young 17 run

NP – Sterling Curran 27 run (Corey kick)

NC – Jackson Haynes 8 run (Brian Jones kick)

NP – Logan Greene 16 pass from Chaz Hill (Kyle Barton kick)

NC – FG Jones 34

Rushing — New Palestine, Alex Neligh 7-25, Chaz Hill 8-52, James Young 13-88, Noah Grable 1-4, Gunnar Large 3-20, Sterling Curran 3-40, David Johnson 5-30. New Castle Chrysler, Jackson Haynes 13-77, Hank Neal 13-44, Dylan Darling 3-5, Cody Werking 9-25, Dustin Ederhart 4-11.

Passing — New Palestine, Alex Neligh 3-5-0-122, Chaz Hill 2-2-0-19, Gunnar Large 1-4-1-6. New Castle Chrysler, Hank Neal 12-2-3-5.

Receiving — New Palestine, Garrett Kuhn 1-67, Duke Blackwell 1-35, Noah Grable 1-20, Jeff Wilcher 1-3, Logan Greene 1-16. New Castle Chrysler, Jackson Haynes 1-8, Dylan Darling 1–3.

WHITELAND 34, PLAINFIELD 17

The Warriors (5-3, 4-1 Mid-State) compiled 386 rushing yards on the Quakers (2-6, 1-4). Shaw Cloud led all rushers for the Warriors with 182 yards and a touchdown. The Quakers started the fourth quarter with a 17-10 lead before giving up 24 unanswered points.

W-Jacob Ballain 30 field goal

W-Brandon Patterson 45 run Ballain kick

P-Clayton White 5 pass from Colin Nysewander Morgan Hagee Kick

P-M.Hagee 36 field goal

P-Jacob Maple 9 run Hagee kick

W-B.Patterson 4 run Ballain kick

W-Shaw Cloud 31 run Ballain kick

W-J.Ballain 28 field goal

W-Kyle Harmerning 25 interception (Nysewander) return Ballain kick

Rushing — Whiteland Community, Jace Carpenter 3-22, Brandon Patterson 18-145, Shaw Cloud 18-182, Anthony Schantz 7-30, Brandon Benson 1-7. Plainfield, Jacob Maple 15-64, Tristan Southwood 5-14, Colin Nysewander 3-8, Dylan Foster 12-33.

Passing — Whiteland Community, Jace Carpenter 0-2-1-0. Plainfield, Colin Nysewander 17-31-1-156.

Receiving — Plainfield, Jacob Maple 4-4, Devin Spaulding 2-12, Clayton White 3-28, Dylan Foster 2-21, Dante Keys 6-91.

DECATUR CENTRAL 22, RONCALLI 12

The visiting Hawks (6-2) used a 22-point third quarter to down the Rebels (4-4) for a fourth consecutive win. Dakota Sidwell managed just 11 yards on nine carries, but his two touchdowns and successful two-point conversion powered the Hawks.

D – Sidwell run 8

D – Tracy 17 run (Sidwell run)

R – Hobson 21 run

D – Sidwell 5 run (Kahre pass from Stevens)

R – Hobson 34 run

Rushing — Decatur Central, Dakota Sidwell 9-11, Tommy Stevens 19-60, Chandler Barnes 3-30, Bryan Wells 1–8, Tyrone Tracy 12-79. Roncalli, Casey Gore 3-9, Nate Fries 16-95, Nick Boehle 2-31, Robbie Strader 2–10, Luke Alfery 2-0, Jake Hobson 5-86.

Passing — Decatur Central, Tommy Stevens 5-12-0-101. Roncalli, Casey Gore 3-9-2-48.

Receiving — Decatur Central, Chandler Barnes 1-49, Bryan Wells 1-21, Connor Ray 1-15, Lucas Kahre 2-16. Roncalli, Nate Fries 1-3, Gavin Taylor 1-19, Jake Hobson 1-26.

TRI-WEST 56, SOUTHMONT 0

The 3A No. 6 Bruins (7-1, 6-0 Sagamore) overpowered the Mounties (2-6, 1-5) on the road. The Bruins got three touchdowns each from Wes Cook and Colton Jobe. Judd Grubbs had the Bruins’ other scores. The Bruins, who posted their second shootout of the season, are allowing just 6.9 points per game.

TW — Wes Cook 75 run (Thomas Tintera Kick)

TW — Cook 10 run (Tintera Kick)

TW — Judd Grubbs 51 punt return (Tintera Kick)

TW — Grubbs 77 pass from Jake Hendershot (Tintera Kick)

TW — Colton Jobe 10 pass from Hendershot (Tintera Kick)

TW — Cook 50 pass from Hendershot (Tintera Kick)

TW — Jobe 3 run (Alex King Kick)

TW — Jobe 24 run (King Kick)

Rushing — Tri-West, Jake Hendershot 5-(-9), Wes Cook 8-135, Colton Jobe 5-40, Derek Lucas 6-60, Jared Roseboom 2-0. Southmont, Mitchell Dehne 5-2, Zach Worm 1-0, Nathaniel Farabee 18-83, Jarrett Todd 2-1, Kaleb Swick 1-0, Wayne Highfield 1-0, Boone Welliever 3-4.

Passing — Tri-West, Jake Hendershot 13-14-0-276, Jake Hill 1-1-0-18. Southmont, Mitchell Dehne 2-8-0-11.

Receiving — Tri-West, Wes Cook 1-50, Colton Jobe 3-42, Peyton Hendershot 1-15, Casey Coll 3-34, Casey Stamm 1-18, Derek Lucas 1-11, Judd Grubbs 4-124. Southmont, Kaleb Swick 1-5, Boone Welliever 1-6.

EASTERN HANCOCK 24, SHENANDOAH 20

The Royals (6-2), in upsetting the 2A No. 7 Raiders, rode on the performances of their running backs. Cooper Henderson rushed 13 times for 60 yards and a touchdown and Bryce Spegal produced a near-identical stat line (13 rushes, 68 yards, one touchdown).

Rushing — Shenandoah, Adam Lovan 1-0, Bobby Pierce 1-0, Dalton Hatcher 1-0, Hunter Hess 1-0, J. J. Myers 1-0, Dylan Cronk 1-0, Jarrett Vardaman 1-0, Wayde Stiers 1-0. Eastern Hancock, Cooper Henderson 13-60, Austin Lacy 7–1, Austin Smith 1-15, Bryce Spegal 13-68.

Passing — Eastern Hancock, Austin Lacy 6-14-1-82.

Receiving — Eastern Hancock, Cooper Henderson 3-47, Austin Smith 2-23, Devon Wagoner 1-12.

FRANKLIN 35, GREENWOOD 14

T.J. Ahfeld ran for two touchdowns and contributed to the Grizzly Cubs’ 500-yard ground game as Franklin (3-5, 1-4 Mid-State) ended years of frustration at the hands of the host Woodmen (4-4, 3-2).

F — Jacob Stevenson 77 run (Justin Beasley kick)

G — Tanner Skeel 60 run (Spencer Schmidt kick)

F — T. J. Ahlfeld 8 run (Beasley kick)

F — Chad Williams 27 run (Beasley kick)

G — Skeel 5 run (Schmidt kick)

F — Ryan Torrance 38 run (Beasley kick)

F — Ahlfeld 44 run (Beasley kick)

Rushing — Franklin, T. J. Ahlefeld 11-85, Chad Williams 11-88, Jacob Stevenson 29-248, Phoenix Campos 2-19, Ryan Torrance 6-60. Greenwood, Chase Van Dyke 1-3, John Gallman 16-74, Tanner Skeel 22-124.

Passing — Franklin, Ryan Torrance 0-2-0-0. Greenwood Community, Tanner Skeel 2-8-0-11.

Receiving — Greenwood, John Gallman 1-0, Anthony Carver 1-11.

PIKE 41, NORTH CENTRAL 7

The Red Devils (3-5, 1-5 MIC) notched their first conference victory of the season against the Panthers (0-8, 0-6).

Curtis Collins rushed for 208 yards and two scores for the Red Devils. Jordan Marshall passed for two touchdowns to Rashad Medaris and Kendall Sprowl.

P — Rashad Medaris 7 run (Cameron Gregory Kick)

P — Curtis Collins 2 run (Gregory Kick)

P — Kendall Sprowl 15 pass from Jordan Marshall (Gregory Kick)

P — Clinton Moon 76 Interception return (Gregory Kick)

P — Collins 27 run (Kick Blocked)

P — Medaris 11 pass from Marshall (Gregory Kick)

NC — Robert Young 18 pass from Austin Roberts (Kick Good)

Rushing — Pike, Curtis Collins 19-208, Rashad Medaris 1-7, Kendall Sprowl 1-7, Quentin Taliaferro 1-0, Trae Allen 1-1, Jordan Marshall 6-4, Chyon Crabtree 5-8, Duron Ford 4-17.

Passing — Pike, Jordan Marshall 8-13-0-130.

Receiving — Pike, Rashad Medaris 2-17, Kendall Sprowl 3-74, Quentin Taliaferro 3-39.

LUTHERAN 35, SPEEDWAY 20

A scoreless fourth quarter led to a high tension matchup between the Sparkplugs (3-5, 1-5 Indiana Crossroads) and the visiting Saints (5-3, 5-2).

Down 35-7, the Sparkplugs rallied at the end of the third quarter but couldn’t mount a comeback in the fourth quarter. Dylen Goddard and Dalton Nidey ran for two touchdowns each for the Saints.

Sparkplugs QB Chris Valentine threw three touchdown passes to Sam Ahrens.

S — Sam Ahrens 54 pass from Chris Valentine (Melanie McHenry Kick)

L — Dylen Goddard 1 run (Max Rozema Kick)

L — Dalton Nidey 19 run (Rozema Kick)

L — Dylen Goddard 8 run (Rozema Kick)

L — Nidey 3 run (Rozema Kick)

L — Keyen Nowakoski 27 pass from Jake Reid (Rozema Kick)

S — Ahrens 15 pass from Valentine (McHenry Kick)

S — Ahrens 65 pass from Valentine (McHenry Kick)

Rushing — Lutheran, Dylen Goddard 16-96, Jake Reid 1–14, Dalton Nidey 8-57, Cody Moncel 3-7, Austin Mays 3-10, Andre Jones 10-56. Speedway, Shannon Hall 8-33, Jacob Jones 9-8, Jerome King 7-21, Chris Valentine 4–14, Sam Jackson 1-1.

Passing — Lutheran, Jake Reid 7-16-1-84. Speedway, Jerome King 0-1-1-0, Chris Valentine 9-16-0-215.

Receiving — Lutheran, Dylen Goddard 1–1, Addison Robertson 1-21, Austin Mays 3-32, Keyen Nowakoski 1-27, Andre Jones 1-5. Speedway, Shannon Hall 2-32, Sam Ahrens 3-134, Jacob Jones 1-6, Jerome King 2-34, D’Ante Wilcher 1-9.

TERRE HAUTE NORTH 47, PERRY MERIDIAN 26

Logan Graham rushed for 216 yards to lead the host Patriots (3-5, 1-5) past the Falcons (2-6, 2-4) in a Conference Indiana game.

P-McSorely 22 field goal

TH-Nick Barret 4 run Potter kick

TH-Logan Graham 2 run Potter kick

TH-N.Barret 12 ass from Grim kick no good

TH-S.Massey 31 reception from Barrett kick good

P-D.Parrish 1 reception from Tonte 2 pt conversion good Fleet

TH-T.Grim 30 run Potter kick blocked

PM-C.Carter 10 run 2 pt conversion Parrish

PM-C.Carter 5 reception from Tonte McSorely kick good

TH-L.Graham 89 run Potter kick

TH-L.Graham 4 run Potter kick

Rushing — Perry Meridian, Tristen Tonte 17-23, Devin Parrish 1-0, Ben Fleet 1-0, Clayton Carter 3-13, Brevin Lee 1-0, Jordan Marion 20-102. Terre Haute North Vigo, Nick Barrett 16-86, Terrance Collins 3-19, Stefan Massey 1-0, Joshua Schefke 1-0, Trey Grim 3-19, Logan Graham 18-216.

Passing — Perry Meridian, Tristen Tonte 11-18-2-162. Terre Haute North Vigo, Nick Barrett 5-6-0-92, Logan Graham 1-1-0-12.

Receiving — Perry Meridian, Tristen Tonte 1-9, Devin Parrish 5-38, Ben Fleet 2-47, Clayton Carter 1-5, Brevin Lee 1-18, Kaleb Coops 2-63. Terre Haute North Vigo, Nick Barrett 1-12, Stefan Massey 1-31, Joshua Schefke 1-31, Trey Grim 1-12, Logan Graham 2-18.

AVON 38, ZIONSVILLE 0

The Orioles (6-2, 4-1 Hoosier Crossroads) shut out the Eagles (2-6, 1-4). Avon’s Derrick Tennant rushed for 167 yards three touchdowns.

A-Alex Stephan 23 field goal

A-Derrick Tennant 1 run Stephan kick

A-Brandon Peters 1 pass D. Tennant Stephan kick

A-Tennant 42 run Stephan kick

A-Darian Love 4 run Stephan kick

Rushing — Zionsville, Matt Penola 14-39, Eddie Mattingly 3-16, Drew Bertram 1-0, Ben Hudson 1-0, Chandler Orbaugh 1-21, Trevor Leighty 1-0, Brenden Mikesell 3-13. Avon, Derrick Tennant 20-167, Andrew Griffin 1-0, Darian Love 12-50, Cole Rightley 1-3.

Passing — Zionsville, Drew Bertram 10-20-1-103, Trevor Leighty 2-4-0-12. Avon, Brandon Peters 22-13-1-136.

Receiving — Zionsville, Eddie Mattingly 3-23, Ben Hudson 2-20, Chandler Orbaugh 3-12. Avon, Derrick Tennant 2-11, Andrew Griffin 2-15, Cole Rightley 3-19.

BEN DAVIS 56, LAWRENCE CENTRAL 36

The 6A No. 5 Giants (6-2, 4-2 MIC) unleashed an offensive onslaught against the Bears (3-5, 3-3), pulling away as they started the second half with 20 unanswered points. Quarterback Kyle Castner led the way with 354 yards passing and five touchdowns.

LC — Gennaro Penn 37 pass from Brian Haas (Andre Randolph kick)

BD — Stori Emerson 50 pass from Kyle Castner (Lucas Figueiredo kick)

LC — FG Randolph 44

BD — Dorian Tate 66 run (Figueiredo kick)

BD — Chris Evans 5 run (Figueiredo kick)

LC — Penn 18 pass from Haas (Randolph kick)

LC — Jarrett Montgomery interception return (Randolph kick)

BD — Trew Smith 20 pass from Castner (Figueiredo kick)

BD — Evans 52 pass from Castner (kick failed)

BD — Evans 4 pass from Castner (Figueiredo kick)

BD — Evans 25 run (Figueiredo kick)

LC — Gerrid Doaks 5 pass from Haas (run failed)

BD — Emerson 75 pass from Castner (2P Conversion: Tate pass from Castner)

LC — Kyle May 7 pass from Haas (pass failed)

Rushing — Lawrence Central, Brian Haas 14–1, Gerrid Doaks 25-120, Montrell Wilson 5-22. Ben Davis, Kyle Castner 17-14, Chris Evans 8-55, Dorian Tate 20-181.

Passing — Lawrence Central, Brian Haas 13-25-0-143. Ben Davis, Kyle Castner 23-37-1-354, Trew Smith 0-1-1-0.

Receiving — Lawrence Central, Kyle May 2-10, Gerrid Doaks 2-7, Montrell Wilson 1–2, Devin Glass 1-7, Gennaro Penn 5-98, Glen Calvin 1-14, Brian Rutland 1-9. Ben Davis, Chris Evans 5-41, Dorian Tate 1-5, Brennan Gillis 3-48, Rashawn Bond 5-64, Trew Smith 4-38, Stori Emerson 5-158.

NOBLESVILLE 36, BROWNSBURG 35, OT

Luke Melloh scored a touchdown in overtime on a 4-yard run, then added a game-winning two-point conversion to give the Millers (5-3, 3-2 Hoosier Crossroads) a heart-stopping victory over the host Bulldogs (3-5, 1-4).

N — Hayden Stinnett 5 run (kick failed)

B — Tyler Kirtz 3 pass from Hunter Johnson (Jose Hacker kick)

N — Joey Herron 43 pass from Carl Hardy (Andrew Little kick)

B — Vincent Lismon 46 pass from Johnson (Hacker kick)

N — Luke Melloh 1 run (Jorel Youree run)

B — Toks Akinribade 27 run (Hacker kick)

N — Hank Davis 35 interception return (Liittle kick)

B — Akinribade 14 run (Hacker kick)

B — Michael Klayer 5 pass from Johnson (Hacker kick)

N — Melloh 4 run (Melloh run)

Rushing — Noblesville, Luke Melloh 19-97, Hayden Stinnett 21-119, Carl Hardy 5-13, Jarel Youree 3–3. Brownsburg, Toks Akinribade 30-144, Hunter Johnson 3–16, Carson Gill 3-15.

Passing — Noblesville, Luke Melloh 2-8-0-36, Carl Hardy 9-13-0-113. Brownsburg, Hunter Johnson 14-22-1-205.

Receiving — Noblesville, Joey Brewer 1-6, Joey Herron 1-43, Brian McLean 4-71, Hayden Stinnett 1-9, Jarel Youree 2-11, Josh Donham 1-8, Eli Howe 1-1. Brownsburg, Michael Klayer 3-20, Tyler Kirtz 4-60, Clint Fink 2-29, Vincent Lisman 5-96.

WESTERN BOONE 8, NORTH MONTGOMERY 0

After a difficult Sagamore Conference loss to Tri-West last week, the Stars (7-1, 5-1) bounced back with a win over the Chargers (4-4, 3-3) in a grind-it-out affair.

Alex Parsons found Baylee Adams for a 6-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter for the only score of the game. The converted two-point conversion would prove to be insignificant, as the visiting Chargers couldn’t find a way into the end zone despite out-gaining the Stars 206-154.

NM – Alex Parsons 6 pass from Baylee Adams (Kobi Wray pass from Adams)

Rushing — North Montgomery, Baylee Adams 11-38, Cole Clore 14-37, Jeremy Johnson 3-3, Alex Parsons 8-35, Vince Gwynn 5-17, Ben Dugard 1-1. Western Boone, Zach Martin 11-63, Zach McMann 1-9, Riggs Baxter 8-21, Jack Gilliam 6–2, Zach Belcher 5-12.

Passing — North Montgomery, Baylee Adams 11-18-1-77. Western Boone, Jack Gilliam 9-15-1-66.

Receiving — North Montgomery, Alex Parsons 5-38, Vince Gwynn 1–4, Kobi Wray 2-13. Western Boone, Zach Martin 1-1, Zach McMann 4-40, Riggs Baxter 3-15, Kaleb McCloskey 1-10.

Bishop Chatard High School junior Charlie Sexauer (93) tries to elude Guerin Catholic High School senior Hudson Plumer (11) as he runs the ball upfield during first half action. Bishop Chatard High School hosted Guerin Catholic High School in varsity football action at Lawrence Central High School, Friday, October 10, 2014.

Guerin Catholic High School senior Jaylen Holmquist (4) reaches out for the pass as he warms up during pre-game activities. Bishop Chatard High School hosted Guerin Catholic High School in varsity football action at Lawrence Central High School, Friday, October 10, 2014.