DOUGLASS — Ellinwood’s Rylan Wirtz scored three rushing touchdowns and quarterback Drew Heinz dashed for two scores as the Eagles roared past Douglass 40-6 Friday. The Eagles (2-0) are 2-0 for the first time since 1996 when they beat Nickerson 44-8 and Hillsboro 28-2.
Wirtz scored on runs of 1, 6 and 12 yards. Heinz scored on 27- and 70-yard runs. Cooper Hosman scored on a dazzling 82-yard interception return.
Ellinwood 8 12 14 6 — 40
Douglass 0 0 6 0 — 6
E—Rylan Wirtz 6 run (Cooper Hosman pass from Drew Heinz); E—Wirtz 1 run (run fails); E—Heinz 27 run (run fails); E—Cooper Hosman 80 interception return; D—Michael Kielhorn 71 pass from Kane Ast; E—Wirtz 12 run; E—Heinz 70 run
HOISINGTON 38, HALSTEAD 14
HALSTEAD – Halfback Teron Kraft rushed for two touchdowns and quarterback Tony Moore threw for two scores as the Hoisington Cardinals roared past Halstead 38-14 in Friday’s Central Kansas League football game.
Kraft scored on a 22-yard reception from Moore and rushed for 132 yards with 2- and 7-yard scoring runs. Carson Mason scored on a 29-yard scoring strike from Moore. Mason Martin delivered the key defensive play with a 95-yard interception return.
Mason Alderdice intercepted two passes as the Cardinals had four takeaways. Colin Mater recovered a fumble. Ian Smith contributed five tackles and three assists and Gage Britt had six tackles.
Hoisington (2-0) rushed for 291 yards and passed for 133 yards. Jason Robinson set up a touchdown with a 60-yard kickoff return.
Hoisington 20 12 6 0 – 38
Halstead 7 0 0 7 – 14
HOIS—Teron Kraft 2 run; HOIS—Kraft 23 pass from Tony Moore; HAL—Owen Farmer 54 run (kick) HOIS—Carson Mason 29 pass from Moore; HOIS—Mason Martin 95 interception return; HOIS—Kraft 7 run; HAL—Logan 2 run
RUSHING—HOIS—Kraft 15-132; Moore 7-75; Smith 6-36; Merlau 2-6; Alderdice 1-3; Morales 1-0; Kaiser 1-(-3); HAL—Farmer 7-66; Creed 17-52; Kraus 7-27; Bigley 2-1; Logan 4-8; Millspaugh 3-8.
PASSING—HOIS—Moore 6-13-1, 133; HAL—Creed 8-16-3, 84.
RECEIVING—HOIS—Alderdice 3-54; Mason 1-29; Martin 1-28; Kraft 1-22; HAL—Divine 2-35; Farmer 3-26; Corona 3-23.
PAWNEE HEIGHTS 56, CHASE 6
ROZEL — Pawnee Heights Tigers Jimmy Gardner and Davin Hamby each accounted for three touchdowns to spark a 56-6 6-man football victory over Chase.
Gardner scored on 4- and 15-yard touchdowns and completed a 37-yard touchdown pass to Hamby. Hamby accounted for three touchdowns with a 50-yard kickoff return, a 7-yard interception return and a 14-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Clayton Hammeke. Hammeke added a 7-yard touchdown run. Tiger Brady Carlson returned a fumble for the Tigers (2-0).
Gardner contributed nine tackles and Alexis Ibarra had six stops. Ely Hoffman intercepted a pass.
Michael Mazur caught a 9-yard touchdown pass from Layton Winkelman for Chase (0-1).
Chase 0 6 0 — 6
Pawnee Heights 21 28 7 — 56
PH—Jimmy Gardner 4 run; PH—Davin Hamby 14 pass from Clayton Hammeke; PH—Gardner 15 run; PH—Safety (Leighton Munk tackles Chase runner); PH—Davin Hamby 50 kickoff return; PH—Brady Carlson 15 fumble return; PH—Hammeke 7 run; PH—Hamby 7 interception return; C—Michael Mazur 9 pass from Layton Winkelman; PH—Hamby 37 pass from Gardner
RUSHING—PH—5-49; Gardner 3-32; Hammeke 2-17.
PASSING—PH—Hammeke 6-8-1, 105; Gardner 2-4-0, 50.
RECEIVING—PH—Hamby 2-50; Roberto Cordero 3-41; Gardner 1-29; Munk 1-35.
KINSLEY 50, OTIS-BISON 0
KINSLEY – Kinsley’s Conner Chamberlain and Peyton Schmidt each rushed for two touchdowns as the Coyotes shut out Otis-Bison 50-0 in Friday’s Central Prairie League football game.
Chamberlain scored on 25- and 37-yard runs. Schmidt scored on 25- and 48-yard runs. Woodrow Lancaster, Cason Lemuz and Kylere Semple also scored Kinsley touchdowns.
Otis-Bison 0 0 – 0
Kinsley 36 14 – 50
K—Peyton Schmidt 25 run; K—Conner Chamberlain 25 run (Chamberlain run); K—Woodrow Lancaster 19 run; K—Chamberlain 37 run (Lancaster run); K—Cason Lemuz 25 run (DeQuan Johnson run); K—Kyler Semple 3 pass from Schmidt; K—Schmidt 48 run
RUSHING—OB—23-42; Hoopingarner 22-43; Gavin Alloway 1-(-1); K—16-290; Chamberlain 5-114; Schmidt 4-78; Lemuz 3-50; Lancaster 3-34; Johnson 1-14.
PASSING—OB—Hoopingarner 2-9-1, 9; K—0-0-0
RECEIVING—OB—Eston Juno 2-9.
SKYLINE 46, STAFFORD 0
PRATT — Stafford quarterback Jacob Simmons completed six passes to Jimi Oleson for 62 yards, but the Trojans committed three turnovers in a 46-0 loss in 8-man football to Pratt Skyline.
Tuff Pope contributed eight tackles and Axel Ortiz and Kerschenske each had five stops.
RUSHING—STAF—17-56; Brody Kerschenske 1-24; Cody Knoche 13-21; Jacob Simmons 2-11; Dylan Brozek 1-0.
PASSING—STAF—Simmons 6-13-1, 62.
CENTRAL PLAINS 58, MACKSVILLE 12
MACKSVILLE — After Macksville climbed within 14-12 on two touchdown passes, the Central Plains Oilers scored 44 points for a 58-12 rout over the Mustangs, last year’s 8-man playoff qualifier.
Blaine Hickel scored on a 40-yard run and Paxton Dody caught a 30-yard TD pass from Brodie Crites. Hunter Klima caught a 36-yard scoring pass from Crites and the rout was on.
Central Plains 28 22 8 — 58
Macksville 12 0 0 — 12
ST. JOHN 68, NESS CITY 22
NESS CITY — St. John quarterback Braxton Alpers passed for four touchdowns and rushed for two scores as the Tigers routed Ness City 68-22 in Friday's Central Prairie League football game.
Alpers scored on 5- and 26-yard runs and completed three touchdown passes of 6, 17 and 18 yards to Alan Valenzuela. Jace Reyes scored on 10- and 26-yard runs and a 22-yard pass from Alpers. Daniel Portillo scored a rushing touchdown.
St. John 16 16 24 6 — 68
Ness City 6 16 0 0 — 22
NC—Kaleb Pavlu 6 run (pass fails); SJ—Braxton Alpers 5 run (Alpers run); SJ—Jace Reyes 10 run (Reyes run); NC—Daniel Morales 47 run (Morales run); SJ—Daniel Portillo 1 run (Portillo pass from Alpers); NC—Morales 18 run (Diego Guzman run); SJ—Alan Valenzuela 17 pass from Alpers (Portillo run); SJ—Alpers 26 run (Portillo run); SJ—Reyes 22 pass from Alpers (2-pointer); SJ—Valenzuela 6 run (Alpers run); SJ—Reyes 26 run (run fails); SJ—Valenzuela 18 pass from Alpers
RUSHING—NC—SJ—Reyes 7-49
PASSING—NC—SJ—12-20-0, 203
RECEIVING—NC—SJ—Reyes 1-22
RECEIVING—STAF—Jimi Oleseon 6-62.
