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Class 11AAA Scores:

Brandon Valley- 38, Harrisburg- 12

Sioux Falls Jefferson- 62, Omaha Westview, NE- 25

Sioux Falls Roosevelt- 40, Rapid City Central- 0

O’Gorman- 35, Sioux Falls Washington- 13

Sioux Falls Lincoln- 55, Rapid City Stevens- 0

Class 11AA Scores:

Pierre- 48, Huron- 14

Tea Area- 42, Brookings- 25

Yankton- 42, Spearfish- 21

Sturgis- 40, Aberdeen Central- 0

Mitchell- 23, Watertown- 22 (2OT)

Belle Fourche- 46, Douglas- 0

Class 11A Scores:

Vermillion- 17, Dell Rapids- 7

Canton- 42, Tri-Valley- 8

West Central- 24, Lennox- 12

Dakota Valley- 57, Milbank- 20

St. Thomas More- 54, Custer- 0

Sioux Falls Christian- 27, Madison- 7

Class 11B Scores:

Clark-Willow Lake- 24, Mobridge-Pollock- 24

McCook Central-Montrose- 33, Beresford- 21

Deuel- 41, Groton Area- 0

Hot Springs- 27, Chamberlain- 16

Winner- 21, Woon.-Wess. Springs-Sanborn Central- 0

Rapid City Christian- 61, Miller-Highmore-Harrold- 6

Parker-Marion- 26, Flandreau- 7

Elk Point-Jefferson- 36, Sioux Valley- 20

Wagner- 22, Mt. Vernon-Plankinton- 12

Class 9AA Scores:

Hamlin- 54, Webster Area- 0

Waubay-Summit- 60, Waverly-South Shore- 0

Stanley County- 24, Gregory- 8

Platte-Geddes- 25, Kimball-White Lake- 8

Freeman- 51, Bridgewater-Emery-Ethan- 0

Great Plains Lutheran- 42, Florence-Henry- 6

Hanson- 22, Baltic- 14

Corsica-Stickney- 48, Tripp-Delmont-Armour-ACDC- 12

Lead-Deadwood- 42, Lemmon-McIntosh- 26

Parkston- 50, Bon Homme- 20

Garretson- 35, Viborg-Hurley- 34

Harding County-Bison- 42, Hill City- 32

Wall- 50, New Underwood- 0

Class 9A Scores:

Sully Buttes- 34, Herreid-Selby Area- 14

Philip- 19, Lyman- 18

Centerville- 56, Gayville-Volin- 6

Hitchcock-Tulare- 34, Faulkton Area- 30

Timber Lake- 12, North Central- 6

Castlewood- 35, Elkton Lake Benton- 12

Ipswich- 44, Northwestern- 8

Howard- 40, Alcester-Hudson- 12

Scotland-Menno- 46, Burke- 22

Bennett County- 42, Kadoka Area- 22

Class 9B Scores:

Oldham-Ramona-Rutland- 49, Wolsey-Wessington- 6

Deubrook Area- 38, Chester Area- 22

Jones County- 26, Sunshine Bible Academy- 0

Iroquois-Lake Preston- 28, Arlington- 16

Gettysburg- 52, Leola-Frederick Area- 18

Avon- 46, Colman-Egan- 6

Dell Rapids St. Mary- 50, Irene-Wakonda- 0

All-Nations Scores:

Winnebago- 54, Cheyenne-Eagle Butte- Tiospaye Topa- 24

Lower Brule- 34, Pine Ridge- 6

White River- 58, Crow Creek- 0

Lakota Tech- 46, Little Wound- 34

After a punt on the first offensive possession for the Buffaloes, they would find paydirt on their second drive after a 39-yard touchdown reception from Jace Hand putting the Buffaloes up 6-0 early.

After a few stalled drives and a couple turnovers both ways, the Gorillas got the benefit of a crazy bounce that fell into the waiting hands of Avery Sengelmann which he would catch and stumble in for a Gorilla score. A Wyatt Beck two-point conversion would make it 8-6 to close out the first half scoring.

To open the second half, Carson Bourne scuffled a beautiful onside kick that found a bit of open space within the Gorillas special teams unit allowing Jeff Knight to recover and steal a possession for the Stanley County offense. A few plays later, offensive guard turned tight end Jacob Meyer would exploit a busted coverage up the middle of the Gregory defense for a 41-yard catch and run that got Stanley County to the 1-yard line. After a few more following plays, Witt Meyers would pound it in from three yards out to make it a 12-8 Buffalo lead.

After more stout Buffalo defense, the offense would run the same play to Jacob Meyer and it would offer the same result. Another great catch and run bu the big man put Stanley County inside the five yard line and would be followed by another Buffalo score. This time, it was Jack Deal on 4th and goal that was on the receiving end of the pass to put the Buffaloes up 10.

After Joe Malm reeled in his second interception of the night, the Buffaloes would put the nail in the coffin on a Bryant Zeeb six-yard scamper that would make the final score 24-8.

Not only did Meyer have the two biggest receptions of the game, he also registered four sacks and multiple tackles for loss earning him the Player of the Game honors.

The Buffaloes move to 2-4 with the win and will return home next week to face Platte-Geddes. Gregory falls to 1-5 and will take on Corsica-Stickney next week.

The start of the game looked promising for the Cubs when they struck in an instant with a two-play, 71-yard touchdown drive that was started and finished on the legs of Brylee Brennan. It seemed like the Cubs would be able to keep the pedal down, but Hot Springs answered back with a lengthy 7-play drive that would result in a touchdown and bring the score within one.

Hunter Kunz wasn’t done after his first touchdown in the first quarter, scoring another touchdown early in the second quarter to make it 14-8 Hot Springs.

In the closing minute of the first half, Chamberlain jumped back out in front with a Brody Nielan 9-yard scamper that was capped off with a successful two-point try on behalf of Austin Rose. After the 13-play drive, Chamberlain carried a 16-14 lead into the half.

After a slow start to the second half, Hot Springs regained the lead on a 34-yard touchdown run from Ryder Weiss. Just when it felt like Chamberlain would answer right back, Hot Springs scored again to open the fourth quarter to make it 27-16. That would be the final score of the ballgame as Hot Springs would hold on for the upset and move to 2-4 while the Cubs dropped to 3-3 on the year.

Chamberlain will go to Mt. Vernon-Plankinton next week with hopes of snapping a now three-game losing streak, Hot Springs will host Douglas Friday night.

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