Farmington (1-2) fell short against Rigby, Idaho, 27-16. The Phoenix surged ahead with a 51-yard touchdown pass from Alton Dahl to Kava Fiefia and a 4-yard touchdown pass from Dahl to Brogan Jeppesen. A 28-yard field goal by Owen Morris early in the third quarter brought Farmington within one point at 17-16. However, Rigby’s defense tightened, and the Trojans pulled away late, securing the win with a fourth-quarter touchdown. This nonregion game highlighted Farmington’s early offensive efforts but concluded with Rigby’s sustained scoring.
Cedar City 10, Snow Canyon 6Cedar City Reds (2-1) secured a comeback win against Snow Canyon Warriors (1-2) with a 10-6 victory in a nonregion matchup. Snow Canyon struck first on a dramatic 66-yard pass from Parker Olson to Issaiah Thompson as the first quarter expired, but a missed PAT put them up only by six points. Jackson Mann ignited the Reds’ scoring with an 11-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, putting them ahead for the first time after halftime. Cody Stevenson’s 22-yard field goal, with 11:07 left in the fourth quarter, sealed the game. Cedar City’s defense shut out the Warriors after the opening quarter, preserving the win.
Lone Peak 45, Skyline 3Lone Peak (2-1) cruised past Skyline (1-2) in a dominant 45-3 nonregion victory, showcasing their potent offense and staunch defense. Skyline opened the scoring with a 35-yard field goal from Josh Pinnock late in the first quarter, but the Knights took control with a 6-yard touchdown pass from Cruz Christensen to Krew Robinson with 20 seconds left in the first quarter. Christensen continued to shine, throwing two more touchdowns in the second quarter as Lone Peak posted 24 points in the period. Marshall Durfey sealed the outcome with a 41-yard touchdown run in the third quarter.
Westlake 14, Olympus 13Malakai Leilua’s 2-yard touchdown run with 2:34 left in the fourth quarter lifted Westlake (1-1) to a 14-13 victory over Olympus (1-1) in a nonregion game. Olympus initially took the lead in the first quarter with a 41-yard touchdown pass from Preston Ferran to Will Farnsworth. Westlake tied the game before halftime on a 2-yard pass from Silas Taumoepeau to Slone Sua with 12 seconds remaining in the second quarter. Kempton Rice’s 2-yard run in the fourth briefly put Olympus ahead before Leilua’s decisive score clinched the win for Westlake.
Corner Canyon 49, Fremont 0Jaxon Pehrson led Corner Canyon (3-0) to a commanding 49-0 nonregion win over Fremont (1-2), throwing five touchdown passes. Pehrson connected with Carter Kjar twice, as well as Axyl Meine and Beckham Coon for additional scores. Jackson Carruth also ran for two touchdowns. The Chargers secured a 28-point lead by halftime with a strong offensive display and held Fremont scoreless throughout. The game ended under the 44-point mercy rule, underscoring Corner Canyon’s dominant performance.
Grantsville 47, Manti 46Grantsville clinched a thrilling victory over Manti with a 38-yard Hail Mary touchdown as time expired, securing a 47-46 win in nonregion play. Backup quarterback Graeson Warren found Dawson Dunlevy for the game-winner. Earlier, Grantsville rallied in the fourth quarter with a 2-yard touchdown pass from Brigham Mouritsen to Ty Holm with 10:59 left. Manti had taken a late 46-40 lead with a 25-yard pass from Isaiah Wright to Kingston Wright at the 9:20 mark. Carter Bell scored three touchdowns for the Cowboys, contributing significantly to their first-half lead.
Summit Academy 35, Buckeye, Ariz. 19Makai Palu’s 24-yard interception return with 3:31 left in the fourth quarter secured a 35-19 victory for Summit Academy over Buckeye, Ariz. in a nonregion clash. Summit Academy pulled away with 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter, including a 23-yard run by Rigby Young with 4:10 remaining and an 18-yard touchdown pass from Young to Beckham Meredith at 7:05. The Bears opened with a 13-yard touchdown run from Nito Fonua in the first quarter and a 4-yard score from Viliami Fonua in the second. Buckeye managed just one touchdown in each of the first, third, and fourth quarters.
Morgan 35, Park City 0Morgan (2-1) dominated Park City in a 35-0 shutout in nonregion play, marking the 71st meeting between the teams. The Trojans’ Owen Gilson threw four touchdown passes, including an 18-yard strike to Owen Belliston in the first quarter and a 3-yard pass to Belliston early in the third. Morgan built a commanding 21-0 halftime lead, highlighted by Miles Sydenham’s 80-yard touchdown run with 8:31 left in the second quarter. Rhett Larsen added a 4-yard touchdown reception from Gilson with 2:52 left in the second quarter for the Trojans. The victory extends Morgan’s series lead to 35-32-4.
American Leadership 31, White Pine, Nev. 0American Leadership (2-0) shut out White Pine in a decisive 31-0 victory in nonregion play.
Mountain View 22, Union 19Brigham Moses’ 30-yard touchdown catch from Hyrum Stafford with 4:01 left in the fourth quarter gave Mountain View (2-1) a 22-19 victory over Union (1-2) in nonregion play. Moses also scored on a 28-yard pass from Stafford in the first quarter, while Koa Giles hauled in a 50-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter to maintain Mountain View’s lead. Union’s Dylan Watahomigie had two rushing touchdowns, including a 4-yard run with 8:05 remaining that temporarily put the Cougars ahead 19-14. Brett Meeks added a 4-yard scoring run for Union late in the first quarter.
Viewmont’s Austin Cannon (2) ends up on the back of a Highland defender during a high school football game against Highland at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland cheerleaders smile during the playing of the national anthem during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland’s Will Bauman (16) hands the ball off to his teammate Jacob Woodman (14) during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Viewmont’s Austin Cannon (2) is lifted into the air after scoring a touchdown during a high school football game against Highland at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland’s Adriean King Boyd (8) catches the ball during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Viewmont’s Austin Cannon (2) meets his teammate Draylon Jensen (5) in the air to celebrate his touchdown during a high school football game against Highland at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Viewmont’s Reggie Jeppesen (33) runs with the ball as he is wrapped up by Highland’s James Yeates (24) during a high school football game at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Viewmont’s Reggie Jeppesen (33) runs with the ball as he is wrapped up by Highland’s James Yeates (24) during a high school football game at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland players celebrate a fumble recovery during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland’s Adriean King Boyd (8) catches the ball during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Viewmont’s Austin Cannon (2) barely misses an overthrown ball as Highland’s Andrew Cracroft (10) pushes him from behind during a high school football game at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News A referee tosses the coin during a high school football game between Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland’s Adriean King Boyd (8) runs with the ball during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Viewmont’s Austin Cannon (2) catches the ball during a high school football game against Highland at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland players run out of the tunnel during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland’s Will Bauman (16) runs in for a touchdown during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland’s Will Bauman (16) passes the ball during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland’s Will Bauman (16) passes the ball behind the back of Viewmont’s Rayden David (6) during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland’s Vili Ripley (5) runs with the ball during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Viewmont’s Cash Hawkins (1) runs with the ball during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland head coach Kautai Olevao watches his team play during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Viewmont head coach Andru Jones, right, speaks with his players during a high school football game against Highland at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland’s Vili Ripley (5) is dragged down during a high school football game against Viewmont at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland’s Evan Kearl (11) celebrates breaking up a pass against Viewmont’s Ethan Pitt (18) during a high school football game at Highland High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Lukas Katilius, Deseret News Highland 45, Viewmont 30Adriean King Boyd powered Highland (2-1) to a 45-30 victory over Viewmont (2-1) in nonregion play, with a 50-yard touchdown run sealing the Rams’ win with 6:09 left in the fourth quarter. Boyd also contributed with a 48-yard touchdown reception from Will Bauman in the first quarter and a 14-yard touchdown catch in the third. Highland’s defense kept Viewmont at bay despite a late scoring effort from the Vikings, who connected on a 10-yard touchdown pass with 4:10 remaining. Brett Tovey and Austin Cannon collaborated for Viewmont’s early scores, but it wasn’t enough to catch the Rams.
Evanston, Wyo. 46, Ben Lomond 12Ben Lomond struggled to keep up with Evanston in a nonregion game, falling 46-12. Despite the loss, the Scots managed two scoring plays, showing flashes of offensive potential. Records and additional statistics were not provided, though it’s clear the Scots need to improve defensively to contend in future matchups.
Hurricane 49, Murray 21Kannon Cowan powered Hurricane (3-0) to a commanding 49-21 victory over Murray (2-1) in a nonregion matchup. Cowan scored three times in the first quarter alone, including a 77-yard touchdown run at the 5:43 mark, helping the Tigers build a 21-point lead. Titan Borchardt added to the offensive showcase with scoring runs of 20 and 53 yards. Murray’s Dru Reuss contributed with two touchdowns, including a 1-yard run with 23 seconds left in the second quarter to bring the Spartans within two scores, but it wasn’t enough to halt the Tigers’ momentum. Hurricane outscored Murray 28-7 in the second half.
Bountiful 36, Syracuse 33Braden Boucha’s late 40-yard interception return secured Bountiful’s thrilling 36-33 victory over Syracuse in a nonregion matchup. Boucha’s defensive score with 7:12 left in the fourth quarter was the go-ahead play that allowed the Redhawks to overcome a halftime deficit despite Syracuse’s impressive 24-point second-quarter surge. Hudson Malmrose threw for three touchdowns, allowing Bountiful to recover after falling behind. Syracuse had dominated earlier with two touchdown passes from Ledger Wight and a 90-yard interception return by Kao Prom, but the Titans couldn’t hold off Bountiful’s fourth-quarter rally.
West 21, Archbishop Riordan, Cali 13Kamden Lopati’s 60-yard touchdown pass to Mani Tu’uao put the West Panthers ahead in the first quarter, setting the tone for a 21-13 nonregion victory over the Archbishop Riordan, Cali Crusaders. Lopati added a 20-yard touchdown run in the second quarter, contributing to a 14-13 lead at halftime. In the third quarter, Derendrick Dixon caught a 30-yard touchdown pass from Titus Lopati with 4:43 remaining, marking the game-winning score. The Panthers’ defense held the Crusaders scoreless in the second half to secure the win.
North Sanpete 21, Delta 14Milo Hendry’s 19-yard touchdown catch from Luke Lee with 9 seconds left lifted North Sanpete (3-0) to a thrilling 21-14 victory over Delta (2-1) in nonregion action. The Hawks took an early lead with Trexon Madsen’s 72-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown in the first quarter. Delta responded with Bronx Hunt’s 13-yard run and a 50-yard touchdown reception by Jacen Johnson to take a 14-7 lead in the third quarter. Lee connected with Chaetton Osborne on a 6-yard touchdown pass to level the score before Hendry’s decisive play in the final moments secured the win.
Payson 46, Kearns 0Payson steamrolled Kearns with a dominant defensive performance and a strong offensive display in a nonregion game, securing a 46-0 victory. Valentin Sanchez was a standout for the Lions, scoring three touchdowns, including a 21-yard reception with 3:21 left in the fourth quarter. The game was effectively decided in the first quarter, with Payson racing to a 30-0 lead with touchdowns from Carson Wall and Porter Carson. Kearns struggled to gain any ground throughout the game, failing to score against Payson’s defense. The Lions added a field goal and additional touchdowns to seal their victory.
Jordan 13, Deer Creek 10Sterling Ostler led the Jordan Beetdiggers (1-2) to a 13-10 victory over the Deer Creek Riverhawks with a late-game push in this non-region matchup. Ostler’s 5-yard touchdown run with 11:50 left in the fourth quarter put Jordan on the board, followed by Bryghton Kumpin’s 3-yard touchdown catch from Ostler with 4:10 remaining to take the lead. Deer Creek responded with a 15-yard touchdown pass from Kai Betsinger to Jake Woolstenhulme with 2:12 left, but it wasn’t enough as Jordan held on for the win. Brodey Ferguson also scored for Deer Creek with a 25-yard field goal in the third quarter.
Hillcrest 51, Cottonwood 0K’Von Houston led the Hillcrest Huskies to a decisive 51-0 nonregion victory over the Cottonwood Colts. Houston threw for three touchdowns, including a 63-yard strike to Alani Latu and two scores to Levi Lavaka in the first quarter. Hillcrest extended their lead in the second quarter with Houston’s seven-yard rushing touchdown and a one-yard pass to Tyler Ashby. The Huskies capped off the scoring with Keli’i Batimana’s 13-yard run and Maxwell Call’s two-yard run in the third quarter. Cottonwood remains winless at 0-3 as the mercy rule concluded the game early.
Woods Cross and Stansbury play at Woods Cross on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Woods Cross and Stansbury play at Woods Cross on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Woods Cross and Stansbury play at Woods Cross on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Woods Cross and Stansbury play at Woods Cross on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Stansbury’s Robert (Peti) Vaka fights to get away from Woods Cross’ Cory Flanders as they play at Woods Cross on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Woods Cross and Stansbury play at Woods Cross on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Woods Cross and Stansbury play at Woods Cross on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Woods Cross and Stansbury play at Woods Cross on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Stansbury’s Robert (Peti) Vaka fights to get away from a group of Woods Cross defenders as they play at Woods Cross on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Stansbury’s Lincoln Reutzel blows up the option toss as Woods Cross’ Tage Ita tries to toss the ball to teammate Wyatt Hunter as they play at Woods Cross on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Stansbury’s Drake Perkins goes up for an interception in front of Woods Cross’ Abram Webre as they play at Woods Cross on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Stansbury’s Brighton Reutzel passes as they and Woods Cross play at Woods Cross on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Stansbury 45, Woods Cross 28Brighton Reutzel led Stansbury to a 45-28 nonregion victory over Woods Cross, contributing four touchdowns, including a decisive one with a 15-yard pass to Boston Rowley with 7:34 left in the fourth quarter. Despite an early 14-7 lead from two Sam Bahr touchdowns for the Wildcats, the Stallions gained control with consecutive scores, including a 54-yard pass to Peti Vaka late in the first quarter. Stansbury’s defense also contributed with a 9-yard punt return touchdown by Ladarius Rhodes in the third quarter. Woods Cross added two late touchdowns but could not bridge the gap.
Enterprise 35, Milford 0Enterprise dominated Milford in a 35-0 shutout during a nonregion game. Enterprise’s Jake Christensen led the charge early with two touchdown runs in the first quarter, scoring from 42 and 15 yards. Brannoc Davidson added to the lead with an impressive 86-yard run in the second quarter. The Wolves put the game out of reach in the third quarter with a mix of scoring: Keith Albrecht’s 57-yard touchdown catch from Jack Moyle and a 33-yard field goal by Dylan Liebetrau. Enterprise’s defense ensured Milford couldn’t find the end zone, preserving the shutout.
Beaver 50, Emery 40Emmet Lurth’s two explosive plays in the fourth quarter propelled Beaver (1-2) to a 50-40 victory over Emery (1-2) in a high-scoring nonregion clash. Lurth caught a 68-yard pass from Davis Carter with 5:05 left in the fourth quarter, then anchored the scoring with a 68-yard run late in the first quarter. Earlier, Carter extended Beaver’s lead with a 55-yard run with 1:31 left in the second quarter. Emery’s Ajay Thomas spearheaded their efforts with three rushing touchdowns, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Beaver’s prolific offense. The Beavers tallied 20 points in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
North Summit 28, Rich 20Kason Richins’ three rushing touchdowns powered North Summit (2-1) to a 28-20 nonregion victory over Rich (2-1). Richins scored on a 17-yard run with 6:51 left in the second quarter and added two more touchdowns in the third quarter, including a 33-yard run with 39 seconds remaining. Knox Woolstenhulme’s 7-yard touchdown run gave North Summit its first lead early in the second quarter. Rich’s Wilkes Weston scored a 1-yard touchdown with 8:07 left in the fourth, but the Rebels couldn’t close the gap. Porter O’Mealy’s 68-yard touchdown pass from Max Weston earlier in the game highlighted Rich’s effort.
Bingham 42, Timpanogos 0Tusi Tuikolovatu led the Bingham Miners (1-2) to a convincing 42-0 victory over the Timpanogos Timberwolves (1-2) in a nonregion matchup, with the game ending after the third quarter due to the mercy rule. Tuikolovatu scored three touchdowns, first on a 15-yard run with 3:18 left in the first quarter, then an 8-yard run with 0:16 left in the same quarter, and sealed his performance with a 1-yard run at 7:35 in the third quarter. Kash Dawson contributed with a 25-yard touchdown pass and a 1-yard run, while Tovo Paea added a 5-yard touchdown run.
Bonneville 21, Wasatch 16Kaden Martinez’s 5-yard touchdown run with 5:25 left in the third quarter gave Bonneville (1-2) the lead for good in a 21-16 nonregion victory over Wasatch (0-3). Bonneville opened scoring early with Champ Snyder’s 5-yard touchdown run at 8:20 in the first. Wasatch responded with a 31-yard field goal by Austin Wilde and a 14-yard touchdown pass from Bryce Harr to Wyatt Washburn, giving them a 10-7 halftime lead. However, Bonneville surged ahead in the third with Cohen Howell’s 1-yard touchdown reception from Luke Loughton at 6:48, before Martinez sealed the lead with his decisive run.
Pleasant Grove 27, Green Canyon 23Corbin Robbins’ 90-yard kickoff return with 7:09 left in the fourth quarter lifted Pleasant Grove over Green Canyon, 27-23, in a nonregion matchup. Tavake Wolfgramm’s 34-yard touchdown reception early in the fourth had given the Vikings the lead before Robbins’ return extended it. Ethan Munk cut into the Pleasant Grove lead with a 24-yard touchdown run for Green Canyon at 7:21 in the fourth, but the Wolves couldn’t rally further. Munk also threw for two touchdowns, including a 14-yard connection with Gabe Shepard at the end of the first half to pull within a field goal.
Tooele 30, Cyprus 28Davin Green’s 7-yard touchdown run with 9:43 left in the fourth quarter lifted the Tooele Buffaloes (2-1) to a 30-28 victory over the Cyprus Pirates (0-3) in a nonregion game. Tooele built an early lead with Gus Pater’s two rushing touchdowns, including a 62-yard burst in the first quarter. Cyprus rallied in the third quarter, scoring all 21 of its points, including a 25-yard touchdown pass from Sidney McElreathe to Jabril Mberwa. However, Tooele’s defense held strong in the fourth quarter to secure the win despite the Pirates’ comeback efforts.
Ridgeline 52, Brighton 24Ridgeline (3-0) showcased a dominant offensive performance in a 52-24 victory over Brighton (1-2) in nonregion play. Crew Cox threw for four touchdowns, including two to Owen Leishman, who scored a 5-yard reception with 11:02 remaining in the fourth quarter, extending the advantage. Noah Fiefia contributed significantly with a 19-yard touchdown catch with 2:12 left, sealing the RiverHawks’ lead. Brighton managed a 2-yard touchdown run by Liam Chatham with 5:17 left in the game, but could not recover from Ridgeline’s explosive second quarter where they scored 16 points.
Gunnison Valley 43, Grand 6Porter Dyreng led Gunnison Valley (2-1) to a decisive 43-0 victory over Grand (1-2) in a nonregion matchup. Dyreng found the end zone twice in the first quarter with a 42-yard and an 18-yard run, establishing an early 22-0 lead for the Bulldogs by the end of the opening quarter. Gunnison Valley’s defense held Grand scoreless throughout the game. Brody Knudsen contributed with an 18-yard touchdown reception and a 50-yard touchdown run in the second quarter, extending the lead to 36-0 by halftime. Bear Bartholomew added a 23-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
Carbon 42, Juan Diego 37Dexter Packard’s late-game heroics propelled Carbon (1-2) over Juan Diego (0-3) in a thrilling nonregion match. Carbon secured the victory with Packard’s 51-yard touchdown run with 1:10 left in the fourth quarter, completing the Dinos’ comeback to win 42-37. Packard was pivotal throughout the game, also scoring on a 2-yard run with 3:40 left in the fourth. Juan Diego briefly led in the final quarter, with a 76-yard interception return by Zach Muirbrook at 11:21. Despite their efforts, the Soaring Eagle couldn’t sustain their lead, falling short in an electrifying high-scoring contest.
Duchesne 73, Ignacio, Colo. 0Duchesne’s Eagles (2-1) recorded the largest win in school history with a dominating 73-0 victory over Ignacio, Colo. in a nonregion game. Brex Robinson led the assault, scoring four touchdowns, including a 26-yard interception return with 1:30 left in the first quarter. Duchesne’s defense was relentless, with Romeo Anderson also contributing a 17-yard interception return touchdown at 4:24 in the third quarter. Jesus Martinez added a 20-yard fumble recovery touchdown early in the second quarter. Duchesne’s powerful offense and stifling defense secured the win by the end of the first half.
Richfield 48, Deseret Peak 0Richfield (2-1) dominated Deseret Peak (0-3) with a 48-0 shutout in a nonregion game. The Wildcats scored all their points by halftime, securing the win early. Cordon White was pivotal, starting with a 3-yard run just 10 seconds into the game and later adding a 44-yard pass and two rushing touchdowns. Temana Vakautakakala also contributed with a 3-yard run at 7:22 in the second quarter. The Wildcats’ defense held the Golden Eagles scoreless, invoking a mercy rule to finish the game.
American Fork 28, Timpview 26American Fork (2-1) held off Timpview (1-2) in a thrilling nonregion game, winning 28-26. The Cavemen established a commanding 21-14 halftime lead, aided by Zack Cowie’s 5-yard touchdown catch with 10:02 in the second quarter and Dalin Afu’s 0-yard fumble recovery just before the half. Ben Iongi’s 1-yard run at 5:19 in the third quarter extended American Fork’s lead. Despite a late rally by Timpview, with Dennis Tua’one scoring two fourth-quarter touchdowns, the Thunderbirds fell short. Timpview’s comeback ended with 3:24 remaining when their last effort left them two points shy.
Uintah 54, Taylorsville 7Uintah (1-2) dominated Taylorsville in a nonregion matchup, cruising to a 54-7 victory, their second highest-scoring game in school history. Kache Barney’s 20-yard touchdown pass from Landon Woods with 5:21 in the first quarter put Uintah on the board early. Landon Woods contributed both in the air and on the ground, including a 5-yard TD run at 11:50 in the second quarter. Taylorsville (0-3) managed their only score with Cory Terry’s 1-yard run at 4:50 in the second quarter. The Uintah defense was impressive, holding the Warriors scoreless in three quarters and enforcing a 44-point mercy rule.
San Juan 54, Kanab 7Brigg Palmer’s explosive rushing performance powered San Juan (2-1) to a dominant 54-7 win over Kanab (2-1) in a nonregion matchup. Palmer rushed for touchdowns of 60, 61, and 29 yards, with the 29-yarder coming early in the fourth quarter. Randall Black contributed significantly with three touchdown receptions from Beau Yeomans, including a 75-yard catch that helped extend the Broncos’ lead to 35-0 in the second quarter. Kanab’s only score came from Grady Anderson’s 30-yard run in the third quarter. San Juan’s defense stifled the Cowboys, preventing any further scoring throughout the game.
Layton Christian 48, Kimberly, Idaho 7Layton Christian (3-0) dominated Kimberly, ID with a 48-7 victory in a nonregion game. The Eagles’ Colton Johns connected for four touchdown passes, starting with a 32-yard throw to Jahmi Harrison-Bismillah late in the first quarter. Jahmi Harrison-Bismillah and Mark Montgomery also caught TD passes in the second quarter, and Memphis Hunkin added another, putting Layton Christian up 28-7 at halftime. Chris Munroe and Henry Zinnecker added rushing scores in the fourth quarter, sealing the game. Kimberly managed a single touchdown in the second quarter but couldn’t keep pace with Layton Christian’s explosive offense.
Crimson Cliffs 42, Cedar Valley 7Hu Alisa’s four touchdowns powered Crimson Cliffs (2-1) to a dominant 42-7 victory over Cedar Valley (1-2) in nonregion play. Cedar Valley initially took the lead with a 3-yard run by Aiden Vidal in the first quarter. However, Alisa responded swiftly, scoring a 1-yard run, and added further touchdowns of 35 yards, 3 yards, and 11 yards. Toa Andresen contributed with a 35-yard rushing touchdown and a 9-yard touchdown pass to Koy Duckett. The Mustangs’ defense shut out the Aviators after the first quarter, sealing the win.
North Sevier 48, Judge Memorial 15Davis Malmgren’s four-touchdown performance, including a 95-yard kick return, led North Sevier (2-1) to a commanding 48-15 nonregion victory over Judge Memorial (1-1). The Wolves established an early lead with Malmgren’s kick return at 11:44 in the first quarter, followed by his 8-yard touchdown reception with 3:03 left. Houston Mickelsen connected twice with Malmgren in the second quarter, extending the lead to 28-3 at halftime. North Sevier’s dominant offensive display continued in the third quarter, with additional scores from Zander Christiansen and Chasen Woodside, ensuring they never trailed in the one-sided contest.
Mountain Crest 28, Logan 26Mountain Crest’s Mustangs (3-0) edged out Logan’s Grizzlies (2-1) with a 28-26 victory in a nonregion game, thanks to Brady Muir’s crucial 10-yard touchdown run with 2:01 left in the fourth quarter. Logan’s Easton Favero countered with a 1-yard touchdown run with just 32 seconds remaining, but the Grizzlies failed to convert the two-point conversion, which would have tied the game. Mountain Crest established their early lead with a 4-yard run by Tayton Page in the first quarter and got contributions from Kael Olsen, who caught touchdown passes of 9 and 15 yards from Muir.
Alta 49, Granger 0Ryland Clayton’s standout performance propelled Alta (3-0) to a commanding 49-0 victory over Granger (0-3) in nonregion action. The Hawks recorded two interception returns for touchdowns, with Clayton’s 26-yard return with 1:50 left in the first quarter setting the pace. Thomas Deckart joined the defensive scoring spree with interception returns of 32 and 24 yards in the second quarter. Offensively, Ryland Clayton added a 50-yard touchdown reception from Xavier Cocci in the second quarter as Alta raced to a 49-0 lead by halftime. Lucas Pagel contributed with two returns for scores in the opening moments.
Millard 44, Parowan 21Stetson Stott powered Millard (2-1) to a 44-21 nonregion victory over Parowan with two early touchdown runs, including a 1-yard plunge with 8:26 left in the first quarter. Millard’s offense exploded, scoring 20 points in the third quarter. Tyrel Vest kept Parowan (0-3) close with two first-half touchdown runs, including a 15-yarder with 8:09 in the second quarter. However, Sergio Arellano’s 25-yard field goal with 4:34 remaining in the second quarter helped the Eagles control the game. Parowan failed to score in the second half, allowing Millard to secure the win.
Northridge 28, Dixie 16Northridge (1-2) secured its first win of the season with a commanding 28-16 victory over Dixie (0-3). Northridge’s offensive surge in the fourth quarter was highlighted by Liam Fresques’ 51-yard touchdown pass to Ryker Miller. The Knights maintained the lead with Jayden Conner’s 4-yard touchdown run, extending the lead with 5:15 remaining in the game. Dixie scored twice in the fourth quarter with Brygunn Soderquist catching two touchdown passes from Riker Muhlestein, the last one coming with 1:18 left in the fourth quarter, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Northridge’s lead.
Canyon View 42, South Sevier 20Camden Sheridan’s dynamic performance helped Canyon View (3-0) secure a convincing 42-20 victory over South Sevier at a nonregion game. Sheridan opened the scoring with a 90-yard kick return at 6:00 in the first quarter and added two more touchdown runs, including a late 1-yard score with 8:58 left in the fourth quarter. Preston Higgins also contributed significantly, scoring on a 21-yard pass with 4:33 in the second quarter and a 50-yard run in the third. The Rams (0-3) managed two touchdowns in the third quarter, but failed to score in the fourth.
Juab 34, South Summit 13Juab (2-1) surged to a decisive victory over South Summit (2-1) with a dominant first quarter in their nonregion matchup, winning 34-13. The Wasps jumped to an early lead with Quentin Robinson catching a 41-yard touchdown pass from Price Armstrong at 10:35 in the first quarter. Armstrong later connected with Keaton Vance and Tillman Yama each for additional scores, finishing the quarter 20-0. South Summit’s Brody Larsen finally got the Wildcats on the board with an 18-yard run at 5:10 in the second quarter, but Juab maintained control, with a notable 22-yard punt return touchdown by Justus Reynolds early in the third quarter. South Summit managed a late touchdown with 6:50 left in the fourth, but it was too little, too late.
Herriman 55, West Jordan 7Filisi Filipe powered Herriman (3-0) to a commanding 55-7 victory over West Jordan in a nonregion game, scoring six touchdowns on the ground. The Mustangs took control early, with Filipe’s 5-yard run putting Herriman ahead first. Lexen Rivera briefly closed the gap for the Jaguars (0-3) with an 18-yard pass from Kenyon Shockey, but Herriman responded with a series of runs, including 33-yard and 62-yard touchdowns, again by Filipe, to build a commanding 42-7 lead. The Mustangs’ defense then shut out West Jordan for the rest of the game, while their offense continued to dominate.
Layton 47, Clearfield 0Layton (2-1) dominated the nonregion game against Clearfield (2-1) with a shutout 47-0 victory. The Lancers jumped out to a fast start, as Carter Hughes caught a 14-yard touchdown pass from Tillman Thomas. Darius Faamoe then extended the lead with a 41-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown. Thomas added three more touchdown passes. Karsen Turner’s 35-yard touchdown run at 4:11 in the third quarter capped the scoring and caused the mercy-rule victory.
West Field 7, Ogden 0Elijah Woods’ 22-yard touchdown run with 6:33 left in the fourth quarter led the West Field Longhorns to a 7-0 victory over the Ogden Tigers in a nonregion matchup. The Longhorns’ defense held strong throughout the game, maintaining a shutout and keeping Ogden off the scoreboard. West Field improves to 1-2, while Ogden falls to 1-2.
Campbell, HI 48, Pine View 27The Campbell Sabers, HI pulled away in a nonregion game with a 48-27 victory over Pine View (2-1) thanks to a potent fourth quarter. The Sabers scored 20 unanswered points in the fourth after the Panthers had narrowed the gap with a 21-yard field goal by Russell Jacobs at 7:09 in the third quarter. Pine View’s Coy Doman connected with Max Yocham on a 1-yard touchdown pass with 45 seconds remaining, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the deficit. Campbell’s strong start, with two touchdowns both in the first and second quarters, set the pace for their decisive win.
Maple Mountain 36, South Pasadena, Calif. 7Tevita Kolomalu’s 80-yard return of a blocked kick shifted momentum for Maple Mountain (1-1) in their 36-7 nonregion victory over South Pasadena, Calif. on Friday night. Kolomalu’s play came with 8:11 left in the fourth quarter, extending the Golden Eagles’ lead. Kyren Jones contributed with two touchdown receptions from Tyler Robertson, including a 40-yard score with 5:03 remaining in the fourth. Frank Schwenke also made an impact with a 55-yard rushing touchdown in the second quarter and a successful two-point conversion run. South Pasadena managed a lone touchdown in the first quarter but couldn’t find the end zone thereafter.
Box Elder 31, Highland, Idaho 19Kadyn Reyes scored a late 3-yard touchdown run with 50 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter to solidify Box Elder’s 31-19 victory over Highland in a nonregion game. The Bees (2-0) gained an early lead with Reyes’ initial 1-yard touchdown run and maintained momentum with Tytan Hupp’s 33-yard field goal, leading 31-19 by the end. Judd Howells added a 2-yard touchdown run in the second quarter, bolstering their advantage. Highland, despite a surge in the third quarter scoring 13 points, did not score again. The Rams’ record is not provided.
1A 8-playerPanguitch 52, Monument Valley 14Panguitch (1-1) dominated Monument Valley, securing a decisive 52-14 victory in a 1A 8-player matchup.
Monticello 57, Water Canyon 20Monticello Buckaroos (2-0) dominated Water Canyon Wildcats (1-2) with a 57-20 victory in a 1A 8-player game, pulling ahead 36-14 by halftime and never looking back.
Thursday’s gamesBear River 49, Thunder Ridge, Idaho 35Preston Wilkinson led Bear River (2-1) with an impressive aerial assault, throwing for four touchdowns as the Bears overcame an early deficit to defeat Thunder Ridge 49-35 in a high-scoring nonregion matchup. Bear River rallied after trailing 14-6 in the first quarter, with Wilkinson connecting twice with Karson Summers, including a 59-yard strike with 35 seconds left in the second quarter. Bennett Allen’s 43-yard touchdown run late in the first quarter closed the gap early, while Jennings Morley’s 5-yard run with 1:44 left in the fourth quarter sealed the win. The Bears’ defense shut out the Titans in the fourth quarter.
Copper Hills 48, Hunter 3Copper Hills dominated Hunter in a nonregion game, cruising to a 48-3 victory. The Grizzlies racked up three touchdowns in the first quarter alone, with James Gleed catching a 16-yard pass from Grayson Hill and Ryder Mitchell scoring on both a 1-yard run and a 9-yard pass from Ethan Hill. Copper Hills extended their lead in the second quarter with a 3-yard touchdown run by Ryder Mitchell. A 65-yard pass from Ethan Hill to Ishmael Duffus at 0:27 in the third quarter capped the scoring. Hunter managed only a field goal from Ashton Arpero early in the first quarter.
Weber 53, Roy 35Weber Warriors secured a high-scoring win over the Roy Royals with a final score of 53-35 in a nonregion game. Weber’s Carter Payne was instrumental, contributing to five touchdowns, including three passing touchdowns to Creed Devries and one to Draycen Munoz. Roy’s late rally in the fourth quarter brought them three touchdowns, with a notable 2-yard run by Korbin Craner with 2:35 left in the game. However, it wasn’t enough to overcome Weber’s early lead, highlighted by a 50-yard pass to Devries at 10:01 in the first quarter.
Mountain Ridge’s Bradley Foster reaches to stiff-arm Davis’ Bode Sparrow as they play in Herriman on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026. Mountain Ridge won 42-7. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Mountain Ridge and Davis play in Herriman on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026. Mountain Ridge won 42-7. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Mountain Ridge’s quarterback Jaxon Hunt makes a pass over the defense as they and Davis play in Herriman on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026. Mountain Ridge won 42-7. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Davis’ Brodie Scheinberg gets drilled by Mountain Ridge’s Cole Uluave in the backfield as they play in Herriman on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026. Mountain Ridge won 42-7. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Mountain Ridge’s Bradley Foster runs away from Davis’ Bode Sparrow as they play in Herriman on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026. Mountain Ridge won 42-7. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Mountain Ridge’s Easton Stubbs reaches out and makes an interception as they and Davis play in Herriman on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026. Mountain Ridge won 42-7. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Mountain Ridge and Davis play in Herriman on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026. Mountain Ridge won 42-7. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Mountain Ridge 42, Davis 7Mountain Ridge dominated Davis in a nonregion game with a 42-7 victory. The Sentinels surged ahead early, with Bradley Foster scoring twice in the first half on runs of 5 and 18 yards. Jaxon Hunt connected for three touchdown passes, including a 17-yard score to Xander Thayer with 7:28 left in the third quarter, securing the go-ahead points. Jayden Romero added a 1-yard rushing touchdown at 1:32 in the third to extend the lead. Davis found the end zone once, a 40-yard pass from Brodie Scheinberg to Bode Sparrow with 9:04 remaining in the fourth quarter.
Madison, Idaho 27, Riverton 0Madison dominated in a defensive showcase against Riverton (1-2), winning 27-0 in a nonregion matchup. The Bobcats were relentless, shutting out the Silverwolves while scoring consistently. Madison jumped to a strong start with 13 first-quarter points, building a 20-0 lead by halftime. The defense held firm, allowing no points throughout, including a blank slate for Riverton in the second half. The Bobcats added a final touchdown in the fourth quarter to seal the victory. Riverton struggled to gain any momentum against Madison’s resilient defense, failing to score across all quarters.
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