Photo by Bill Ferguson Cameron freshman Kason Angel returns an interception 42 yards for a touchdown at the start of the third quarter against Madonna.

CAMERON — For the second week in a row, Cameron hosted a quality opponent and for the second week in a row, the Dragons picked up a convincing win.

Last week it was a defensive 21-7 triumph over Tyler Consolidated, this week it was a second-half explosion against Madonna in which the Dragons scored the final 32 points of the game.

Cameron (6-0) held a 14-0 lead in the second quarter, but the Blue Dons (3-2) scored as time expired to make it 14-8 heading into halftime. Back-to-back pick-sixes to start the third quarter firmly put the Dragons in contol, however.

First, freshman Kason Angel picked off a pass and returned it 42 yards to paydirt for a 20-8 advantage. Just 11 seconds later, Was Starcher returned an interception of his own 13 yards and the Dragons’ lead had ballooned to 27-8 less than a minute into the second half.

Cole Burkett ran for 36 yards and a touchdown and caught two passes for 19 yards and another score. J Ross led the Dragons with 70 yards on the ground and a touchdown while Payton Neely gained 59 infantry yards and made his own trip into the endzone.

Quarterback Colson Wichterman completed 6-of-9 passes for 64 yards with a touchdown and interception and ran for 23 yards and a score.

The Dragons will host Valley next week. Madonna will welcome Toronto on Saturday.

Wheeling Central 53, Mount View 8

WELCH — Wheeling Central traveled more than five hours to play Mount View Friday night. Thankfully, the ride home should be a happy one as the Maroon Knights won 53-8 to improve to a perfect 5-0 on the season.

Central scored 47 points in the first quarter alone, the subsequent three quarters were all reduced to three minutes.

Five players scored touchdowns on the ground for Central. Lorenzo Ferrera ran in two and scored a third through the air on a 71-yard pass and Issac Martin ran for 51 yards and a pair of scores on just three carries. JJ White, Braden McWreath and Riley Watkins each had one rushing touchdown. Payton Hildebrand completed two passes, both to Ferrera, for 87 yards and a touchdown.

Brooke 14, Marietta 7

MARIETTA — A 14-point third quarter lift the Bruins out of a two-game losing streak Friday at Marietta.

Skiler Adams recovered a fumble for the Tigers in the second quarter for a 7-0 lead.

Brooke came back after halftime to score a couple of touchdowns by Ty Sperringer. First, Sperringer threw to Anthony Bachinski from 40 yards out. Marietta led 7-6 after a missed PAT. Later in the period, Sperringer ran in a score from seven yards out for the 14-7 lead. Sperringer completed seven passes for 133 yards. Brooke’s defense came up with three interceptions in the victory by Logan Gaschler, Gavin Moore and Triston Stevens.

Oak Glen 42, Berkeley Springs 6

NEW MANCHESTER–The Oak Glen football team got its second win of the season in dominant fashion on Friday night at the Bears Den, 42-6, over visiting Berkeley Springs.

The Golden Bears got 85 yards and pair of scores on the ground from Matt Greenlief in their awaited return home for the first time in five weeks.

Kholton Goodlin added 45 yards and a rushing score of his own, also hauling in two passes for 30 receiving yards.

Landon Beatty finished 8 of 10 passing for 100 yards and three scores.

He connected with Aiden Flowers on a 21-yard TD before scoring runs of 32 and 15 yards from Greenlief.

Goodlin scored on a 5-yard yard, Will Weekly added a 12-yard catch for a score and Goodlin hauled in a 27-yard score.

The Golden Bears. Now 2-4, opened a 35-0 lead by halftime.

Oak Glen stays at home next Friday when it hosts Brooke.

South Harrison 36, Valley 14

LOST CREEK — Valley suffered a setback against South Harrison.

It was a tight, 22-14 contest at halftime, but the Lumberjacks were shutout in the second half as South Harrison scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter.

Quarterback Gavin Derby put up his usual yardage, 116 rushing and 123 passing, but a couple of interceptions hurt his night.

Derby ran for one of the team’s touchdown and Lane Dallison had the other.

Calhoun County 36, Paden City 0

MOUNT ZION — The Wildcats lost on the road at Calhoun Country.

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Montcalm 48, Hundred 8

BRAMWELL — The Hornets are still searching for their first win as they fell on the road.

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Wahama 74, Magnolia 0

MASON — Magnolia continued its struggles this season.

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Wheeling Central 53, Mount View 8

WC 47 0 6 0 — 53

MV 0 0 0 8 — 8

WC — McWreath run 47 (Tucker kick)

WC — R. Watkins run 5 (kick blocked)

WC — Ferrera run 21 (kick miss)

WC — Ferrera pass 71 from Hildebrand (try failed)

WC — Ferrera run 13 (Watkins pass from Hildebrand)

WC — Martin run 23 (Tucker kick)

WC — White run 5 (Tucker kick)

WC — Martin run 21 (try failed)

MV — Huff pass 80 from Long (Caves pass from Long)

RUSHING: Wheeling Central 12-288-7td (Ferrera 2-34-2td; Tucker 1-47; Martin 3-52-2td; White 1-5-td; P. Watkins 2-14; McWreath 1-47-td; R. Watkins 3-29-td). Mount View 12-1 (Huff 2-(-4); Hale 3-4; Long 7-1).

PASSING: Wheeling Central 2-4 87-td (all Hildebrand). Mount View 5-15 140-td-int (all Long).

RECEIVING: Wheeling Central 2-87-td (all Ferrera). Mount View 5-140-td (Huff 4-135-td; Caves 1-5).

Cameron 46, Madonna 8

Madonna 0 8 0 0 — 8

Cameron 7 7 25 7 — 46

C — Ross run 4 (Burkett kick)

C — Wichterman run 9 (Burkett kick)

M — 24 pass (2-pt conversion)

C — K. Angel int ret 42 (try failed)

C — Starcher int ret 13 (Burkett kick)

C — Neely run 45 (try failed)

C — Burkett pass 13 from Wichterman (try failed)

C — Burkett run 10 (Burkett kick)

RUSHING: Cameron 36-188-4td (Wichterman 11-23-td; Burkett 3-36-td; Ross 12-70-td; Neely 10-59-td).

PASSING: Cameron 6-9 64-td-int (all Wichterman)

RECEIVING: Cameron 6-64-td (Burkett 2-19-td; Neely 2-31; K. Angel 2-14).

FIRST DOWNS: Cameron 15.

Brooke 14, Marietta 7

B 0 0 14 0 — 14

M 0 7 0 0 — 7

M — Adam fum rec (Lang kick)

B — Bachinski pass 40 from Sperringer (kick missed)

B — Sperringer run 7 (Gilbert pass from Sperringer)

RUSHING: Brooke 36-115-td (Moore 7-47; Sperringer 7-29-td; Campinello 13-23; Hornick 2-15; Bachinski 3-1). Marietta 36-129 (Botson 14-67; Britton 15-53; Smith 4-16; Lieras Kelley 1-1; Anderson 1-(-2); Warden 1-(-6)).

PASSING: Brooke 10-16 188-td (Sperringer 7-13 133-td; Hornick 3-3 55). Marieta 6-18 39-3int (all Warden).

RECEIVING: Brooke 10-188-td (Bachinski 7-133-td; Taylor 2-37; Gilbert 1-18). Marietta 6-39 (Smith 1-16; Lieras-Kelley 3-11; Dotson 1-7; Britton 1-5).

FIRST DOWNS: Brooke 16. Marietta 9.

FUMBLES: Brooke 6-4. Marietta 1-1.

PENALTIES: Brooke 3-30. Marietta 4-45.