Week 7 football roundup, Mogadore, Southeast, Streetsboro rebound

In addition to our live coverage of Liberty-Garfield, here’s a look at what happened in other Portage County high school football games in Week 7:

The Rockets bounced back from last week’s heartbreaking loss to Cloverleaf with a dominant performance. Logan Fincham had three rushing touchdowns while Isiah Henderson had two rushing touchdowns as he continues his successful return from a broken collarbone. Colton Cox had three passing touchdowns, two to Kyle Giacomo and one to Noah Hodge. Hodge also scored a touchdown on the ground for Streetsboro (5-2, 3-1 MAC).

The Wildcats bounced back from last week’s one-point loss to Linsly with a commanding performance against the Lakers.

Maddox Smith had four touchdowns (two rushing, two passing) for Mogadore (5-2). After Kade Thomas got the Wildcats on the board with a four-yard touchdown run, Smith pushed their lead to 14-0 with a one-yard score. The senior then took to the air, with a 77-yard touchdown pass to Quarviyon Siggers-Greco and a 39-yard touchdown pass to Collin Hendrickson.

Down 7-0 after a quarter, the Badgers rallied with 28 points in the second stanza. They outscored the Rovers 47-7 over the final three quarters. Oliver Miller had six touchdowns (five rushing, one passing) for Berkshire.

After Rootstown quarterback Blake Mullaly scored the night’s first touchdown, Miller responded with an 18-yard touchdown run to tie the score. Bennett Miller gave the Badgers (4-3, 3-1 CVC Valley) their first lead with a 45-yard pick-six. Miller then connected with Bear Masink for a 61-yard touchdown pass to take a two-score lead. Miller finished 12-of-18 passing for 161 yards along with 11 carries for 78 yards. Dasen Marker had six catches for 49 yards.

Mullaly led the Rovers (3-4, 0-3 CVC Valley) in carries (25), rushing yards (141) and touchdowns (two).

The Bombers held the Greenmen scoreless for the first three quarters en route to a Suburban American win.

Kenston’s Tucker Meeks had the lone score of the first half when he ran in a touchdown from three yards out. The Bombers (4-3, 3-1 Suburban American) kept the Greenmen off the scoreboard for the rest of the half thanks (in part) to a blocked field goal.

Down 14-0, Tommy Stenger got Aurora on the scoreboard with a 79-yard touchdown run. Stenger led the Greenmen (2-5, 1-3) in carries (20) and rushing yards (171).

After Aurora drew within 14-8 with 7:47 remaining, Kenston iced the game with a Jake Rostocil fake punt rushing touchdown.

The Colts (6-1, 4-0) stayed atop the MAC behind a 49-point first half, including a 35-point second quarter. Three of Isaac Smith’s seven passes went for touchdowns while Kellen Price (10 carries, 89 yards) turned in a big game on the ground.

Mason Ford led the Falcons (2-5, 1-3) with 105 passing and 69 rushing yards. He ran and passed for a touchdown apiece. Alex Williams (three catches, 89 yards, TD) was Ford’s leading weapon through the air.

The Rough Riders recorded their second straight shutout to push above .500 on the season.

Roosevelt (4-3, 2-2 MAC) has allowed just 6.5 points per game in its four wins.

No further details on this game were reported.

The Pirates have now won three of four games following an 0-3 start. After its first two wins were by one score apiece, Southeast won this one by a slightly more comfortable margin, but it still wasn’t easy. The Pirates (3-4, 3-1 MVAC Gray Tier) trailed by a touchdown (14-7) at the half and a point (14-13) after three quarters.

No further details on this game were reported.

The Crimson Streaks scored multiple touchdowns in all four quarters to stay undefeated.

SJCC’s Liam Thiessen (17 carries, 222 yards) had two rushing touchdowns in the first quarter, including a 73-yarder. Zach Ohms was similarly effective for the Crimson Streaks, completing 12 of 15 passes for 280 yards and four touchdowns. Ohms also had a touchdown on the ground for SJCC (7-0, 6-0 Northern 8 Football Conference). Andrew Spieldenner added five touchdowns (three rushing, two receiving), including four in the second half.

Bryan Smithberger had plenty of big plays for Windham (3-4, 2-4), throwing for 229 yards and three touchdowns. That included touchdown tosses of 58 and 33 yards to Alex Eye, who also had a one-yard touchdown run.

The Hornets won their fourth straight game, including their second shutout during that span. Kirtland (6-1, 4-0 CVC Valley) has allowed a grand total of 10 points over its current win streak.

Sebastian Becker had two touchdown runs in the opening 14 minutes to give the Hornets a quick 15-0 lead. Mario Lorber added a touchdown toss to Tommy Caimi and Marko Valentic made a 36-yard field goal to take a 25-0 lead into the locker room. Caimi added a rushing touchdown less than two minutes into the second half to account for the final margin.

Contact Jonah L. Rosenblum at jrosenblum@recordpub.com and follow him on Twitter at @JLRSports.

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