Genoa overpowers FHS

FOSTORIA — Alex Spencer caught two of Myles Mollenhauer's three touchdown passes and ran for a TD and Luke Clement ran for a pair of scores Friday as Genoa rolled past Northern Buckeye Conference foe Fostoria 47-7.Clement's touchdown runs came in the second quarter, with his carries of 3 and 4 yards putting the Comets (3-1, 1-0 NBC) up 14-0 at halftime.Genoa pulled away in the third quarter.Mollenhauer threw TD passes of 49 and 22 yards to Spencer, Spencer ran for a 40-yard touchdown and Jaxon Magnone caught a 30-yard scoring strike from Mollenhauer.The Redmen (1-3, 0-1) got on the board when Lance Miller returned a kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown.Gavin Grigson raced in from 36 yards out in the fourth quarter for Genoa to close out the scoring. Bish, Warriors rough up EaglesNORTH ROBINSON — Kaleb Bish and Mohawk dominated the first half Friday as the Warriors opened Northern 10 Athletic Conference play by thumping previously unbeaten Colonel Crawford 35-7.Bish snapped a scoreless tie with a 79-yard punt return at the 8:19 mark of the opening period, and caught touchdown passes of 28 and 32 yards from Ben Bogner in the second quarter.Kahne Hayman added a 5-yard TD run in the first quarter to help the Warriors (3-1, 1-0 N10) enter halftime up 28-7.The Eagles (3-1, 0-1) found the end zone with 34 seconds left in the half on Brayden Holt's 65-yard strike to Connor McMichael.Hayman tacked on a 1-yard scoring plunge in the fourth quarter for Mohawk. Tigers pull away from RoyalsATTICA — Nicholas Parks connected with Taylor Young for three touchdown passes Friday to fuel Seneca East's 36-15 Northern 10 Athletic Conference win against Wynford.The pair hooked up for a 51-yard strike with 35 seconds left in the first quarter, with Jackson Gayheart's conversion run giving the Tigers (2-2, 1-0 N10) an 8-0 lead.Bryce Locker knotted the score for the Royals (1-3, 0-1) less than five minutes later with a 13-yard sprint and a conversion run, but Parks hit Young with 30-yard TD toss with 50 seconds remaining in the half to send Seneca East into the break up 15-8.Gayheart bulled in from the 4 in the third quarter to extend the lead to 22-8, with Seneca East sandwiching fourth-quarter scores of Parks' 34-yard throw to Young and Ethan Schultz's 7-yard run around Wynford quarterback Brayden Campbell's 52-yard throw to Anthony Evans.Park wound up throwing for 200 yards for Seneca East. Young caught five passes for 119 yards and added 71 rushing yards. Bucks batter BucyrusNEW WASHINGTON — Jack Phillips figured in four touchdowns and Buckeye Central edged away in the third quarter Friday en route to dropping winless Northern 10 Athletic Conference rival Bucyrus 42-24.The Bucks (2-2, 1-0 N10) looked on their way to a rout early, using Phillip's 7-yard TD run and his touchdown passes of 72 yards to Caydin Jarvis and 6 yards to Hunter Caudill to open a 20-0 lead in the first quarter.However, Demaris Munn-Page raced in from 7 yards out with 33 seconds left in the half and caught a conversion pass from Dylan Coppler, then reeled in Coppler's 9-yard TD toss and added the conversion run with 42 seconds to go in the half to cut the deficit to 20-16.The Bucks answered in the third quarter, with Alec Phillips catching a 10-yard TD pass from Jack Phillips and Corbin Bloomfield returning an interception 60 yards for a score to make it 34-16.Austin Bogner pushed the lead to 42-16 early in the fourth on an 11-yard for Buckeye Central.The Redmen (0-4, 0-1) reached their final score on Coppler's 6-yard run and his ensuing conversion run later in the period. Redmen turn away TruckersNORWALK — Ike Brown ran for three scores and Bellevue held off Norwalk late Friday to claim a 21-18 win Friday.Brown snapped a scoreless tie with a 4-yard plunge in the first quarter, bulled in from the 1 in the second period for a 14-7 halftime lead, and sprinted in from 49 yards out in the third to put the Redmen up 21-7.Norwalk (2-2) battled back from there, getting a 32-yard Tommy Vanderpool field goal in third quarter before Brayden Viock scored on a 1-yard dive in the fourth quarter and hit Ben Rothhaar with a conversion pass to cut the gap to 21-18.However, Bellevue (2-2) held on from there to get the victory.The Truckers' other touchdown came on Rothhaar's 57-yard gallop in the first quarter to knot the score at 7. Clyde suffers first lossCLYDE — Eli Beal ran for three second-half touchdowns Friday to push Toledo St. Francis past previously unbeaten Clyde 30-13.Clyde led 13-6 at halftime, with Kam Shortridge reeling in a 21-yard TD strike from Brennan Wilson and Mason Flewelling crashing in from the 1. Both touchdowns for the Fliers (3-1) came in the second quarter.St. Francis (3-1) got their points on Drew Pucket field goals of 27 yards in the first quarter and 26 yards in the second.Beal and the Knights took over in the second half.Beal crashed in from the 1 in the third quarter and added TD runs of 2 and 42 yards in the fourth before Pucket drilled a 26-yard field goal.