Falcons roll to rout of Saint Mary

Five different players scored touchdowns for Friends in a 45-10 rout of visiting Saint Mary in KCAC action at Wichita.

Defensive end Jordan Highley had two sacks for Friends while Mike Hyde led the Falcons with six catches for 62 yards and a 16-yard touchdown reception from Tim Rozzell in the first quarter.

Saint Mary (2-6, 2-5) 0 7 0 14 — 21 Friends (7-1, 6-1) 14 7 14 10 — 45

F — Greenbaum 5 fumble return (Johnson kick)

F — Hyde 16 pass from Rozzell (Johnson kick)

F — Trotter 4 run (Johnson kick)

S — Willie 6 pass from Robles (Schattle kick)

F — Benning 16 run (Johnson kick)

S — Ridley 5 run (Schattle kick)

F — Craddock 12 run (Johnson kick)

F — FG Johnson 42

S — Willie 22 pass from Joly (Schattle kick)

Individual Statistics

Rushing — Saint Mary, Joly 5-44, Ridley 9-36, Jones 4-17, Willie 1-0, team 1-0, Robles 3-(-9). Friends, Bolander 12-78, Benning 6-63, Trotter 7-48, Rozzell 10-39, Craddock 2-26, Miles 7-24, Greenbaum 4-11, Goerzen 4-9, Jhn Bennett 1-1, team 1-0.

Passing — SM, Robles 15-34-3 158, Joly 4-6-0 44, Schattle 0-1-0. Friends, Rozzell 13-24-2 174, Relihan 0-1-0, team 0-1-0.

Receiving — SM, Wallin 5-76, Willie 4-48, Brooks 3-32, Walburn 3-22, Jones 1-12, Ridley 1-10, Walsh 1-3, Weatherly 1-(-1). Friends, Hyde 6-62, O'Nelio 2-36, Franklin 1-29, Pierce 1-29, Bolander 2-18, Benning 1-0.

No. 7 Ottawa 42, Kansas Wesleyan 10 — Ethan Haller threw for 391 yards and five touchdowns and Corey Schultz had 222 yards receiving and two touchdowns as the Braves stayed undefeated with a win over visiting Kansas Wesleyan.

Kansas Wesleyan (4-4, 3-4) 0 3 0 7 — 10 Ottawa (8-0, 7-0) 7 14 7 14 — 42

OT—Anderson 12 pass from Haller (Hall kick)

KW—McKeon 36 field goal

OT—Burnett 25 pass from Haller (Hall kick)

OT—Schultz 75 pass from Haller (Hall kick)

OT—Schultz 49 pass from Haller (Hall kick)

KW—Ham 11 pass from Webster (McKeon kick)

OT—Burnett 51 pass from Haller (Hall kick)

OT—Baer 6 run (Cebold kick)

Individual Statistics

Rushing—Wesleyan, Cooper 5-7, Winship 10-6, Webster 17-(-23). Ottawa, Otto 19-57, Baer 3-20, Haller 5-(-37).

Passing—Wesleyan, Webster 22-42-212-0. Ottawa, Haller 23-41-391-1.

Receiving—Wesleyan, Berry 7-56, Ham 4-61, Alsobrook 4-30, Engelberg 3-11, Hall 2-36, Thrush 2-18. Ottawa, Schultz 8-221, Anderson 5-42, Otto 4-27, Burnett 3-81, Schultz 3-20.

No. 16 McPherson 43, Tabor 10 — Shane Mascarenas threw for 399 yards and five touchdowns and running back Aaron Lafitte ran for 100 yards as the Bulldogs rolled at Hillsboro.

McPherson (7-1, 6-1) 7 14 15 7 — 43 Tabor (0-8, 0-7) 3 7 0 0 — 10

T—Gulledge 50 field goal

M—Skinner 52 pass from Mascarenas (Eason kick)

M—Harrison 36 pass from Mascarenas (Eason kick)

M—Harrison 6 pass from Mascarenas (Eason kick)

T—Gulledge 2 run (Gulledge kick)

M—Skinner 69 pass from Mascarenas (Eason kick)

M—Skinner 13 pass from Mascarenas (Lubbers run)

M—German 6 run (Coughman kick)

Individual Statistics

Rushing—McPherson, Lafitte 16-100, German 2-15, Smith 5-12, Ozbun 1-7, Harrison 1-2, Mascarenas 2-(-2). Tabor, Hill 7-60, Washington 17-33, Leauma 3-7, Gulledge 1-2, Brown 1-(-1), Erickson 1-(-7), Amos 12-(-14).

Passing—McPherson, Mascarenas 20-32-399-2, Ozbun 2-3-55-0. Tabor, Amos 9-23-110-1, Erickson 1-4-7-0.

Receiving—McPherson, Harrison 8-143, Skinner 6-165, Muor 3-89, White 2-24, Bohanon 1-21, Lafitte 1-10, Smith 1-2. Tabor, Brown 6-78, Burrow 1-19, Jost 1-10, Clay 1-7, Washington 1-3.

Sterling 35, Bethany 2 — Kerby Rice scored the opening touchdown on an 18-yard interception return and Rashard Colquitt ran for 124 yards and two touchdowns for the Warriors at Lindsborg.

Sterling (5-3, 4-3) 0 7 14 14 — 35 Bethany (4-4, 3-4) 0 0 0 2 — 2

S — Rice 18 interception return (Dunn kick)

S — Seda 8 pass from Burbank (Dunn kick)

S — Colquitt 18 run (Dunn kick)

S — Wray IV 2 run (Dunn kick)

B — Colquitt tackled in end zone

S — Wray IV 1 run (Dunn kick)

Individual Statistics

Rushing — Sterling, Colquitt 17-124, Wray IV 15-103, Garcia 11-30, Burbank 2-15, Goering 3-12, Bristol 1-6, McEachern 1-6, team 2-0. Bethany, Autry 9-44, Garza 1-17, Malcolm 8-11, Harris, Jr. 9-9, Lumsden 3-8, Anderson 1-8, Johnson 1-(-1), Parks 1-(-1), Baker 3-(-6), Ramirez 1-(-10).

Passing — Sterling, Garcia 3-5 62, Burbank 4-7 42. Bethany, 19-32 173, Lumsden 1-6 14, Fambrough 0-1.

Receiving — Sterling, Colquitt 2-19, McEachern 1-30, Lovercamp 1-22, Alton 1-15, Garcia 1-10, Seda 1-8. Bethany, Parks 6-47, Garza 5-41, Anderson 4-50, Johnson 3-30, Harris, Jr., 1-14, S. Johnson 1-5.

Southwestern 21, Bethel 20 — Freshman quarterback Jordan Barrett hooked up with Winfield product Jeff Schaefer for back-to-back touchdowns as the Moundbuilders rallied from a 14-0 deficit for the win at Winfield.

Bethe (2-6, 2-5) 14 0 6 0 — 20 Southwestern (2-6, 2-5) 7 14 0 0 — 21

B—Newhouse 25 pass from Hiebert (Scherling kick)

B—Newhouse 1 run (Scherling kick)

S—Schaefer 13 pass from Barrett (Ledy kick)

S—Schaefer 33 pass from Barrett (Ledy kick)

S—Plummer fumble recovery (Ledy kick)

B—Abell 34 pass from Hiebert (kick failed)

Individual Statistics

Rushing—Bethel, Abell 12-42, Newhouse 7-3, Morgan 2-3, Hiebert 12-(-16). Southwestern, Myers 7-15, Evans 13-4, Barrett 10-(-19).

Passing—Bethel, Hiebert 20-36-226-1. Southwestern, Barrett 18-29-211-0.

Receiving—Bethel, Abell 5-72, Francis 5-56, Newhouse 1-25, Voth-Gaeddert 2-23, Regier 4-21, Benson 2-21, McNary 1-8. Southwestern, Fowler 4-56, Schaefer 6-54, Pataki 2-48, Wyrick 1-21, Hutchins 2-19, Myers 2-8, Evans 1-4.

Washburn 37, Truman State 7 _ Washburn senior linebacker Zach Watkins broke the school record for career tackles early in the second half as the Ichabods rolled to a 37-7 win in MIAA action over hapless Truman on Senior Day in Topeka.

Watkins broke Grant Gould's record with the 460th tackle of his career and his 100th of the season. Watkins has had at least 100 tackles in each of his four seasons.

Watkins finished with 10 tackles and two tackles for loss.

Truman (1-9, 0-8) 0 0 7 0 — 7 Washburn (7-3, 5-3) 10 17 10 0 — 37

W — Haug 1 run (Ivanisevic kick)

W — FG Ivanisevic 34

W — FG Ivanisevic 41

W — Moore 1 run (Ivanisevic kick)

W — Cooper 1 run (Ivanisevic kick)

W — FG Ivanisevic 33

W — Haug 1 run (Ivanisevic kick)

T — Beranrd 2 run (Masucci kick)

Individual Statistics

Rushing — Truman, Emokpae 15-31, Beranrd 7-17, Kenney 4-12, Ayora 5-10, Harvey 5-8, Davis 5-5, Coker 1-(-1). Washburn, Moore 17-227, Lowe 6-59, Cooper 15-57, Mosby 2-20, Kasel 1-8, Haug 2-2, Schoenberg 1-2, Simoneau 2-(-12).

Passing — Truman, Davis 6-14-1 48, Emokpae 2-2-0 6. Washburn, Simoneau 12-23-0-115, Kasel 3-5-1-32.

Receiving — Truman, Coker 2-24, Empkpae 2-8, Harvey 2-6, Brunette 1-12, Ayora 1-4. Washburn, Iverson 3-26, Cole 3-14, Knox 2-37, Schuler 2-23, Mertz 1-27, Mosby 1-16, Powers 1-7, Moore 1-2, Cooper 1-(-5).

Nebraska-Omaha 31, Pittsburg State 28 (OT) —The Gorillas lost on the road despite 172 yards rushing and three touchdowns from Terrance Isaac.

Pittsburg State (5-5, 3-5) 7 7 8 3 3 — 28 Nebraska-Omaha (6-4, 5-3) 6 3 13 3 6 — 31

NO—Higgins 5 pass from Wunderlich (kick failed)

PS—Isaac 31 run (Witter kick)

NO—Zuerlein 22 FG

PS—Isaac 1 run (Witter kick)

NO—Terrell 39 run (pass failed)

NO—Higgins 9 pass from Wunderlich (Zuerlein kick)

PS—Isaac 5 run (Isaac run)

NO—Zuerlein 42 FG

PS—Witter 31 FG

PS—Witter 34 FG

NO—Higgins 6 pass from Wunderlich (not attempted)

Individual Statistics

Rushing—Pittsburg State, Isaac 29-172, Smith 11-96, Clemons 2-9, Morris 1-5, McCoy 6-2, Love 1-(-1); Nebraska-Omaha, Terrell 28-199, Hawthorne3-29, Wunderlich 1-(-7).

Passing—Pittsburg State, McCoy 8-15-0-103, Smith 5-11-1-55; Nebraska-Omaha, Wunderlich 16-29-0-240.

Receiving—Pittsburg State, Fisher 4-64, Thomas 3-27, Burke 2-15, Morris 1-15, Isaac 1-15, Dickey 1-11, Holt 1-11; Nebraska-Omaha, Higgins 5-79, Overstreet 4-42, Miller 3-78, Patent 1-21, Wells 1-17, Coleman 1-3, Hawthorne 1-0.

No. 3 Northwest Missouri 66, Fort Hays 40 — Freshman receiver Jake Soy burned the Tigers for 156 yards receiving and four touchdowns at Hays.

NW Missouri State (-1, 8-0) 24 21 7 14 — 66 Fort Hays State (5-5, 3-5) 3 16 7 14 — 40

NWM—Soy 15 pass from Bolles (Adolf kick)

NWM—Burnsides 40 int. ret. (Adolf kick)

FH—Rausa 40 FG

NWM—Adolf 32 FG

NWM—Council 1 run (Adolf kick)

FH—Kinard 19 pass from Garrison (kick failed)

NWM—Soy 42 pass from Bolles (Adolf kick)

NWM—Simmons 24 pass from Bolles (Adolf kick)

FH—Irvin 3 run (Rausa kick)

NWM—Soy 34 pass from Bolles (Adolf kick)

FH—Rausa 44 FG

FH—Scales 38 pass from Garrison (Rausa kick)

NWM—Council 1 run (Adolf kick)

NWM—Soy 13 pass from Bolles (Adolf kick)

FH—Scales 24 pass from Garrison (Rausa kick)

FH—Gadwood 13 pass from Garrison Rausa kick)

NWM—Council 12 run (Adolt kick)

Individual Statistics

Rushing—NW Missouri State, Council 29-208, Simmons 8-60, Christopher 2-9, Austin 1-0, Bolles 2-(-2); Fort Hays State, Irvin 10-58, Walker 13-34, Garrison 8-16.

Passing—NW Missouri State, Bolles 23-32-0-358, Christopher 1-2-0-3; Fort Hays State, Garrison 31-46-3-381.

Receiving—NW Missouri State, Soy 8-156, Shaw 5-106, Simmons 3-30, Qaoud 2-33, Council 2-15, Hinchey 2-8, Rhodes 1-11, Perry 1-2; Fort Hays State, Smith 7-88, Murdock 6-71, Gadwood 6-55, Walker 5-19, Scales 4-85, Mercer 1-40, Kinard 1-19, Irvin 1-4.

Missouri Western 29, Emporia State 6 — The visiting Griffons put the Hornets one loss away from their worst season since 1983 at Emporia.

Missouri Western (8-2, 5-2) 0 13 3 13 — 29 Emporia State (2-8, 1-7) 0 0 0 6 — 6

M—Beckwith 35 field goal

M—Houston 8 pass from Newhart (Beckwith kick)

M—Beckwith 41 field goal

M—Beckwith 18 field goal

E—Smart 10 run (pass failed)

M—Hill 5 run (kick failed)

M—Hodges 1 run (Beckwith kick)

Individual Statistics

Rushing—Missouri Western, Hodges 17-96, Hill 14-52, Newhart 3-2, Houston 1-(-6). Emporia State, Smith 20-68, Smart 14-62, Page 1-3, Abner 3-2, SloanEl 3-(-11).

Passing—Missouri Western, Newhart 21-32-232-1. Emporia State, SloanEl 7-14-87-2, Smith 0-6-0-1.

Receiving—Missouri Western, Houston 7-73, McGhee 3-46, Hill 3-36, Peters 3-32, Crockum 2-21, Clausen 2-18, Hodges 1-6. Emporia State, Coursen 4-50, Mirocke 1-17, Richardson 1-11, McEvoy 1-9.

Hutchinson 55, Garden City 14 — Hutchinson wrapped up the final spot in the Region VI playoffs with arout of visiting Garden City Angelo Pease led the Blue Dragons with 259 yards passing and three touchdowns, two passing and one rushing. Hutchinson travels to undefeated Fort Scott on Sunday, Nov. 8, for its' first-round matchup.

Garden City (4-5, 3-4) 0 7 7 0 — 14 Hutchinson (6-3, 4-3) 14 14 7 20 — 55

H—Ungles 51 pass from Pease (Roberts kick)

H—Clay 1 run (Roberts kick)

H—Anderson 9 run (Roberts kick)

H—Pease 5 run (Roberts kick)

G—Jones 14 pass from Howard (Jonas kick)

G—Johnson 18 pass from Howard (Jonas kick)

H—Clay 54 pass from Pease (Roberts kick)

H—Andersen 32 run (kick blocked)

H—Spencer 2 run (Roberts kick)

H—Reed 22 run (Roberts kick)

Individual Statistics

Rushing—Garden City, Bieberle 20-50, Kruse 1-5, Howard 11-(-7). Hutchinson, Anderson 13-93, clay 14-61, Spencer 5-42, Pease 6-31, Reed 5-25, Kohlman 2-3, Team 1-9,Yoder 1-0, Ungles 2-(-1), Madison 2-(-6).

Passing—Garden City, Howard 15-27-147-1, Hennicke 1-3-20-0. Hutchinson, Pease, 9-14-249-2, Madison 0-0-0-0

Receiving—Garden City, Johnson 6-105, Balman 4-39, Jones 3-14, Sperber 1-6, Rogers 1-3, Bieberle 1-1. Hutchinson, Miller 4-114, Clay 2-60, Ungles 1-51, Anderson 1-18, Davis 1-6.

Other Jayhawk — No. 17 Coffeyville rolled to a 24-0 win over visiting Independence.... Dodge City won a battle of winless teams, 29-22 over Highland.