Oliver runs for 175 yards in Elmwood win

ELMWOOD 41GENOA 10GENOA– Mason Oliver rushed for 175 yards and scored two touchdowns in Elmwood's 41-10 NBC win over Genoa on Friday.Mason Oliver now holds the single-season rushing record for Elmwood with 1,573 yards in just eight games. The record was previously held by Andy Bish, who rushed for 1,506.Hayden Wickard passed for 121 yards, rushed for 118 more, and scored three touchdowns for the Royals. Alex Arnold had 30 yards receiving and a touchdown.Aiden Brunkhorst tossed a 30-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter, the lone touchdown by the Comets. Aiden Hennert nailed a 37-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. McCOMB 63 NORTH BALTIMORE 6 McCOMB – McComb has a showdown with Liberty-Benton next week, with the Blanchard Valley Conference Championship on the line. Ka'Von Bailey and the Panthers certainly were not looking ahead. Bailey caught three touchdown passes – his only three grabs in the game – and finished with 102 yards as McComb ran over North Baltimore, 63-6 Friday night. While Bailey starred, so did Camden Glaser, who returned a punt and a kickoff for touchdowns. McComb (8-1, 7-0) won for the sixth-straight time. It was the seventh time this season the Panthers' defense has allowed eight points or less. McComb quarterback Grant Dishong completed 7 of eight passes for 144 yards and four touchdowns. Aside from the three he threw to Bailey, Dishong also found Braxton Althauser for a 25-yard TD. Althauser also carried the ball three times for 57 yards, and scored on an 18-yard run in the second quarter. Also scoring touchdowns on offense for McComb was Ben Bishop (10 yard run) and Blake Wittenmyer. The Panther defense also collected a safety. North Baltimore's lone score came in the third quarter, when Wyatt Baltz hauled in a 50-yard touchdown pass from Gunner Kepling. BLUFFTON 40 D. JEFFERSON 37 BLUFFTON – Nate Schaadt returned at quarterback for Bluffton Friday. Did he ever. Schaadt ran 39 times for 287 yards and three touchdowns, and threw for another as the Pirates beat Delphos Jefferson, 40-37. Schaadt's four-yard touchdown and ensuing conversion run put the Pirates up for good with 9:16 left in regulation. Landon Shutler's 34-yard scoring rush a mere 14 seconds later gave Bluffton a 40-31 lead. Delphos Jefferson made things interesting late. Colin Bailey completed a 22-yard pass to Cole Horesten with 3:41 remaining to cut the Bluffton lead to three, but the Pirates held on. Schaadt finished completing 6 of 9 passes for 32 yards. That included a seven yard touchdown strike to Hayden Dearth in the third quarter. Shutler ran the ball 14 times for 127 yards. Bluffton improved to 5-4. It closes at Columbus Grove next week. CAREY 37 WYNFORD 14 CAREY — Jordan Vallejo ran for two of his three touchdowns in the first quarter Friday as Carey thumped Wynford to claim at least a piece of the Northern 10 Athletic Conference title with a 37-14 win over Wynford The 8-1 Blue Devils improved to 6-0 in conference play and can clinch the outright title next week with a win at Buckeye Central. The conference championship is the first for Carey in the N10, which it joined in 2014, and its first since sharing the 2013 Midland Athletic League crown. Vallejo tallied TD runs of 3 and 14 yards in the first quarter to help Carey vault out 21-0, then added a 10-yard scoring sprint in the second for a 29-7 halftime lead. He also turned in two two-point conversion runs. Derek Lonsway put Carey on the board first with 24-yard run in the first period, and hit Bryce Conti with a 65-yard TD strike in the third. The Royals (4-5, 3-3) scored on Cobey Allen touchdown passes of 79 yards to Owen Whitmeyer in the second quarter and 16 yards to Jaron Filliater in the fourth. SEN. EAST 40 U. SANDUSKY 7 UPPER SANDUSKY — The win belonged to Seneca East. The game belonged to Gavin Hargis. Hargis ran for 225 yards and four touchdowns and caught a TD pass Friday to spark the Tigers in a 40-7 whipping of Northern 10 Athletic Conference foe Upper Sandusky. The senior scored on runs of 34 and 62 yards in the first quarter for the Tigers (6-3, 4-2 N10), but Upper Sandusky cut the deficit to 12-7 with 9:21 to go in the second quarter on Kaden Holman's 22-yard pass to Evan Hill and Brayden Chester's PAT kick. It was all Seneca East from there. Hargis added a 1-yard TD plunge and a conversion catch later in the second quarter, then scored on a 30-yard run and caught a 14-yard touchdown pass from Blake Foos in the third quarter. Jesse Beckman added an 80-yard scoring sprint in the third period for the Tigers on his way to 142 rushing yards. Luke Bischoff caught three passes for 80 yards for Seneca East, and Foos went 5 for 10 passing for 78 yards. Levi Lamb ran for 74 yards for the Rams (3-6, 2-4) and Hill ended with five catches for 67 yards. LEIPSIC 26ALLEN EAST 14LEIPSIC – After going down 6-0, Leipsic scored 20 unanswered points to knock off Allen East, 26-14, in NWC league action on Friday.Hayden Hiegel rushed for 98 yards and two scores for the Vikings. Dillan Niese threw for 132 yards and a touchdown. Quin Schroeder had 32 yards receiving on three catches and a touchdown. He also completes a 2-point conversion pass.The Viking defense forced Mustangs' quarterback Jacob Hershberger into three interceptions. Hershberger finished with 77 yards passing and a touchdown, along with the three picks.Jack Hoel rushed for 93 yards and a touchdown for Allen East.Leipsic takes sole possession of the second place and moves to 6-3 (5-1 NWC). The Vikings face off against Convoy Crestview at home next Friday. L-BENTON 42ARCADIA 0ARCADIA – Kam Garlock tossed three touchdowns and rushed for another all in the first half of Liberty-Benton's 42-0 win over BVC-rival Arcadia on Friday.Garlock finished with 217 yards passing on 13 completions.His brother, Lincoln, had five receptions for 104 yards and two touchdowns for the Eagles. Toby Collert had ten carries for 116 yards with a touchdown.Josh Cassel finished with 31 yards rushing for Arcadia.Liberty-Benton moves to 7-1 (5-0 BVC) and will face off against one-loss and undefeated in BVC play, McComb. Arcadia (3-6, 3-4 BVC) finished up the regular season against Riverdale on the road.COL. GROVE 45SPENCERVILLE 7COLUMBUS GROVE– Colin Metzger rushed for 81 yards and scored four times as Columbus Grove wins 45-7 over Spencerville. The Bulldogs stay perfect (9-0) and clinch at least a share of the Northwest Conference crown.CG's Brenton Renner threw for 102 yards and two touchdowns on four completions. Jacksen Schroeder finished with 45 yards receiving, 24 yards rushing, and seven yards passing with a touchdown.Rece Verhoff didn't quite hit a 70-yard field goal as he did in practice earlier this week, but he did hit a 52-yarder for the Bulldogs, breaking his own school record.Gunner Grigsby rushed for 99 yards with a touchdown for the Bearcats.Grove will look to win the NWC outright and finished the regular season at 10-0 when it goes on the road to face 5-4 Bluffton. P-GILBOA 41RIVERDALE 0MOUNT BLANCHARD – Dillan Krohn threw for 288 yards and tossed three touchdowns in Pandora-Gilboa's 41-0 win over Riverdale in BVC league play.But perhaps even more important for the Rockets, a win over a Div. VI opponent to get the ever-so coveted Harbin points.Aidan Morris had 129 yards receiving and a pair of touchdowns on seven receptions for P-G. Ethan Luginbill carried the rock 22 times for 148 yards and two touchdowns. Colin Harris had 92 yards receiving with a touchdown.Lane Morris paced the Falcons with 82 yards passing and 56 yards rushing, both of which were the team-high. Gavin Haudenshild had five receptions and 62 yards. H. NORTHERN 33RIDGEMONT 6MOUNT VICTORY – Colby Curtis rushed for 199 yards and found the end zone three times in Hardin Northern's 33-6 win over Ridgemont in NWCC league-play on Friday.Nevin Robson finished with 84 yards passing, 28 yards rushing, and a touchdown for the Polar Bears. Carter Curtis rushed for 71 yards and scored a 20-yard touchdown.Connor Manns finished with 222 yards passing on 18 of 27 passing with a touchdown for the Rockets. Landon Newland had five receptions for 117 yards and a touchdown.Hardin Northern (6-3, 4-2 NWCC) faces off against Waynesfield-Goshen (7-2, 4-2 NWCC) in a huge battle of two playoff hopefuls. CRESTVIEW 38ADA 7CONVOY — Convoy Crestview built a 31-0 lead through three quarters and coasted from there to a 38-7 Northwest Conference win over Ada.Junior quarterback Carson Hunter completed 11-iof-18 passes for 244 yards and three touchdowns, 17- and 41-yard strikes to .Hunter Rothgeb (6 receptions, 135) yards and a 38-yarder to Rontae Jackson. Isaac Kline and Ayden Lichtensteiger added short TD runs for Crestview, 6-3 overall and 3-3 in NWC play. The Knights generated 422 yards total offense while limiting Ada to 162.Kadin Phipps had 22 carries for 87 yards and Casen Jones 62 yards rushing on 15 attempts. The lone score for the Bulldogs (1-8, 0-6 NWC) came in the fourth quarter when Grant Preston returned an kickoff 55 yards for a score.