Mill Valley went on the road and picked up a 42-28 win at Lawrence Free State. The Jaguars jumped out 14-0 early on a Max Piva rushing score and a touchdown pass from Holden Applebee to Anthony Clem. Free State responded with two Finn Moore touchdown runs to tie the game at halftime. Mill Valley regained the two-score lead in the second half as Applebee hit Ryan Helm on a touchdown and Piva added another score. After Free State pulled within 28-21, Mill Valley responded with another Applebee to Clem connection and Piva's third rushing touchdown to go up 42-21.
Next: vs. Shawnee Mission North (4-1)
Kapaun Mt. Carmel remained unbeaten with a 57-6 win over Wichita South. Kapaun started quickly with a pair of rushing touchdowns from Ken Huff. Quarterback Cole Rapp then hit Ethan Burr across the middle of a touchdown to grab a three-score lead. Preston Burgess then took a direct snap and rushed for a touchdown and followed that up with another rushing score as the Crusaders went up 35-0. Kapaun will travel to Bishop Carroll to battle the unbeaten Eagles in the Holy War.
Next: at No. 5 Bishop Carroll (5-0)
Bishop Miege built a two-touchdown lead in the first half and held off Rockhurst, 28-25. The Stags led 14-0 after one quarter on a Vinny George touchdown run and a Landon Cole scoring scramble. After a Hawklet score, Miege responded with a Micahel Blount scoring run to lead 21-7 at halftime. Rockhurst scored 10 points in the third quarter to pull within 21-17. Miege would extend their lead early in the fourth quarter on a 17-yard touchdown pass from Cole to Blount. Miege will take on 5A No. 2 St. James Academy this week.
Next: at 5A No. 2 St. James Academy (4-1)
Andale traveled to Cheney and came away with a 34-25 win in the battle of Class 3A's top two teams. After the teams traded turnovers early, Andale struck first on a Jayven Dansel 19-yard touchdown run for an 8-0 lead and extended it to 14-0 on a 1-yard Cruz Kaiser run. Cheney scored on a 9-yard touchdown pass from Holden Ferralez to Sam Johnson to pull within 14-7. Andale would respond with an 8-yard run to Jayven Dansel on a toss to the left side. Cheney would answer right before half with an 8-yard touchdown pass to Gus Morehead to pull within 20-13 at halftime. Jayven Dansel delivered a knockout 52-yard touchdown run on fourth-and-3 to put the Indians up 27-13. The Indians then stuffed Cheney on 4th-&-goal from the 1-yard line. Andale took a 34-13 lead in the fourth quarter as Kaizer tossed the ball to Jayven Dansel who passed downfield to Brayden Spexarth for a touchdown. Cheney would add two late touchdowns, including one on the final play.
Next: vs. Wichita Trinity (2-3)
Sabetha defeated a solid Riverside squad, 28-21. Riverside had started 4-0. Sabetha had two one-score games. The Bluejays have two one-score victories, versus Nemaha Central and Riverside. Sabetha led 14-0. Sabetha’s Curtis Fitzgerald intercepted a pass, per MSC Sports. Lincoln Menold rushed for 88 yards and a score.
Next: at Pleasant Ridge (3-2)
Sterling rolled over Halstead, 42-6, on the road. Sterling has won 18 straight games. The Black Bears have allowed just 39 points this season. Deryn Maxwell rushed for 123 yards and three touchdowns, per Ad Astra Radio. Halstead closed to 7-6 on a 73-yard touchdown run, and then Sterling posted 35 straight points.
Next: vs. Ellinwood (0-4)
Lincoln dominated Rock Hills, 52-0, for its fifth straight blowout victory. The Leopards are expected to be more tested in the next three weeks with at Oxford, versus WaKeeney-Trego and at Ell-Saline. Oxford is 4-1. Lincoln has never played Oxford, per Kansas Football History. Lincoln will have to travel 166 miles south to play the Wildcats.
Next: at Oxford (4-1)
Hanover dominated Frankfort, 52-6, and bumped its winning streak to 18 games. The Wildcats allowed their first points since Week 1 and has permitted just 26 points all season. Hanover has won three in a row against the Twin Valley League rival Wildcats.
Next: at Troy (4-1)
Weskan dominated Cheylin, 54-8. Cheylin is the last Kansas team to defeat the Coyotes in the regular season. Weskan continues to be close on pace to break the six-man scoring record and has averaged 61 points per game. The Coyotes have not lost to a Kansas team in the regular season since Week 2 of the 2023 season. Weskan will be heavily favored against one-win Triplains this week. Triplains is playing football as its own school for the first time in 20 years.
Next: vs. Winona-Triplains (1-3)
Last updated: October 04, 2026 - 10:21 pm
