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HANNIBAL – River wrapped up its fifth 10-0 regular season Friday night with an impressive 53-21 win over Frontier at Martin Flannery Field.
The Pilots, who earned a Division VI Region 23 first-round bye under veteran coach Mike Flannery, scored on their opening drive and never looked back.
Senior Wyatt Stalder scored on 17- and 48-yard touchdown runs, fellow senior Trey Larrick scored on a four-yard run, and junior quarterback Cam Abbott connected on three touchdown passes-- scores of 19- and 50-yards to Evan Longwell, and a 48-yard touchdown pass to Peyton Weese.
Weese and Larrick added TDs late as the majority of the second half was played under OHSAA mercy rule.
Stalder, Larrick and Weese combined for over 200 yards on the ground.
St. Clairsville 34, Cambridge 6
CAMBRIDGE - A disappointing, injury-riddled season came to a close on a positive note for the Red Devils at McFarland Stadium.
Trailing 6-0 after a pair of field goals by the Bobcats in the opening quarter, St. Clairsville took the lead for good on a 55-yard pass from Brody Clifford to Hunter Orum. James Parsons' PAT put the Red Devils on top, 7-6, and they never looked back.
Ian McLean returned a blocked punt 15 yards for a touchdown and Parsons made it 14-6 at the half.
Orum scampered 51 yards in the third quarter; Jaxon Starks caught a 57-yard pass from Clifford and Eligha Hill had a 3-yard TD run.
Clifford completed 13 of 20 passes for 280 yards and the two TDs. Orum ran 10 times for 82 and his aforementioned touchdown, while Starks had two catches for 88 yards and a six-pointer. Matheson King caught three passes for 53 and McLean hauled in four for 48.
St. Clairsville finished 4-6, winning four of its last five after an 0-5 start.
Wheeling Park 32, Oak Hill 14
OAK HILL -- The Patriots climbed to 3-6 on the season with a road win over the Red Devils.
Senior quarterback Jay Bordas finished with four total touchdowns in the rout, scoring on a 27-yard TD rush and connecting with three different targets for three passing TDs.
Logan Wilson caught a 22-yard score, Liam Wetzel caught an 18-yarder, and Michael Neider reeled in a 32-yard touchdown.
Kallon Tipton booted a 40-yard field goal for Park.
Cailiek Demello and Jake Franke both had sacks for the Patriot defense. Max Taylor and Jaxon Updegraff each nabbed interceptions.
Cabell Midland 42, John Marshall 22
ONA - The Monarchs (6-3) pulled to within 28-22 on a 2-yard touchdown run by Jacob Cisar with 8:24 left to play, but the Knights returned the ensuing kickoff 89 yards for a touchdown and then punched in a late score to pull away.
Dalton Cooper ran for 48 yards on 17 carries and Cisar completed 13 of 22 passes for 144 yards and two scores. He connected with Landen Snyder for a 22-yard score and also hooked up with Michael Clemons from 31 yards out. Snyder caught seven passes for 87, Clemons had three for 31.
John Marshall is idle next week before concluding the regular season at Wheeling Park on Nov. 6.