Westlake (3-0) secured a narrow 17-10 victory over Bingham in a Region 2 matchup. Westlake's Dylan Blakey clinched the win with a 1-yard touchdown run with 2:00 left in the game and then the resulting two-point conversion pass by the Thunder. Bingham (0-3) briefly led 10-9 in the fourth quarter after Tusi Tuikolovatu caught a touchdown pass from Max Childs. Throughout the game, Westlake's Asher James was instrumental, kicking field goals of 27 and 39 yards.

In a nonregion matchup held at Idaho State University, Farmington (2-1) edged Mountain View 10-7 in overtime. Mountain View failed to score on their possession in overtime, missing a field goal opportunity. Farmington capitalized with Jaxon Beynon's decisive 23-yard field goal. Regulation scoring took place in the fourth quarter when Troy Stevens caught an 18-yard touchdown pass from Alton Dahl, while Mountain View had earlier scored in the second quarter. Farmington's defense held firm in the OT to secure the victory.

Pine View (2-1) secured a commanding 38-14 nonregion victory over Maple Mountain (0-3) on Friday. The Panthers took an early lead with Brock Harris catching a 5-yard touchdown pass from Levi Shaw in the first quarter. Corbin Yocham was a standout performer, scoring three touchdowns -- two on passes from Shaw and one on a run. After a promising 85-yard touchdown pass from Maple Mountain's Hayden Hyatt to Brooks Ross in the second quarter, Pine View's defense held strong, allowing only one more score. The Golden Eagles remain winless, grappling with offensive challenges as Pine View's defense had an answer for them all night.

Clearfield (2-1) cruised to a 23-7 victory over the Jordan Beetdiggers (0-3) in a nonregion matchup. The Falcons' defensive show nullified Jordan after their early score, holding them scoreless for the remaining three quarters. Landon Hittle caught an 18-yard touchdown pass from Brik Barlow with 7:56 left in the fourth quarter to seal the win. Jack George and Sean Brant each added rushing touchdowns in the second quarter, giving Clearfield a comfortable lead by halftime. Jordan started strong with a touchdown in the first quarter but failed to capitalize on subsequent opportunities.

Syracuse (3-0) dominated Bountiful (1-2) in a convincing 35-7 victory. The Titans exploded early, with two first-quarter touchdown passes from Ledger Wright, including a 10-yard strike to Cohen Godderidge and a 3-yard pass to Kysen Gallegos. Syracuse extended their lead in the second with a 28-yard pass by Wright. Wright continued his impressive performance in the third quarter, scoring on both a 7-yard pass and a 3-yard run. Bountiful's Zeke Murdock managed a 2-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter, but it wasn't enough to disrupt Syracuse's commanding lead.

Duchesne (2-1) dominated Providence Hall (0-3) in a nonregion matchup, securing a 49-0 victory. The Eagles showed a powerful rushing attack, with Kade Thacker leading the charge on a remarkable 90-yard touchdown run in the second quarter. Kasen Crum added to Duchesne's success with three touchdown runs, including an 8-yard score early in the fourth quarter. Wyatt Christensen also found the end zone on a 33-yard run in the third quarter, underlining the balanced offensive threat. Providence Hall struggled to contain Duchesne's offense, while the Patriots' own offensive efforts were stifled throughout the game.

Springville (3-0) secured a 21-14 victory over Provo (1-2) in a nonregion matchup. The Red Devils took an early lead with Stafford Small's 88-yard interception return for a touchdown in the first quarter. Provo responded in the second quarter as Gehrig Orchard connected with Ronnie Wright for an 11-yard scoring pass, leveling the score at halftime. Springville regained the lead in the third quarter with a 3-yard run by Tua Naufahu. With Provo hoping to find momentum, Springville's Lisiate Valeti connected with Zachary Henderson on an 80-yard touchdown pass early in the fourth quarter, sealing the win despite a late 3-yard touchdown run by Provo's Malik Filimoeatu.

Richfield (2-1) showcased a dominant performance in a 47-0 victory over Deseret Peak in a nonregion game. The Wildcats took an early lead with Aiden Olsen's 43-yard touchdown reception from Cordon White in the first quarter, setting the tone for the rest of the game. Richfield extended their lead in the second quarter with a 2-yard run by Ngalu Taufatofua and a 10-yard touchdown pass from White to Derek Barton just before halftime. The Wildcats continued to advance their lead in the second half with a series of runs, including a notable 24-yard touchdown by Colton White early in the fourth quarter. Deseret Peak struggled to gain any offensive momentum against a staunch Richfield defense.

Hillcrest (1-2) dominated Cottonwood (0-3) with a decisive 49-7 victory. The Huskies jumped out to an early 21-0 lead in the first quarter, capped by Miles Ence's 19-yard touchdown pass from K'Von Houston. Hillcrest extended their lead with two more touchdowns in the second quarter, including a 28-yard pass from Houston to Levi Lavaka. In the second half, Hillcrest added a fourth-quarter touchdown with a 20-yard pass from Christian Adkins to Tyler Ashby. Cottonwood avoided the shutout with a defensive touchdown in the fourth quarter when Simon Bowles returned a fumble for 20 yards.

Rocky Mountain, Idaho outlasted Orem (1-2) in a high-scoring cross-state battle, securing a narrow 39-37 victory. The Grizzlies capitalized on a consistent offensive effort and held off a late rally by the Tigers. Orem's Beckham Curtis scored twice in the fourth quarter, including a 2-yard touchdown run with 2:09 remaining, narrowing the deficit to just two points. Earlier, Aisa Galea'i ignited the Tigers with a 97-yard kick return touchdown late in the second quarter, while Tayden Ka'awa connected with Mack Ellison for a 15-yard touchdown pass. Despite Orem's efforts, Rocky Mountain's steady scoring across all quarters made the difference in this tight contest. Curtis' two touchdowns late cut the lead to two points, but a failed two-point conversion had the Tigers just short of tying the game.

Rich (3-0) secured a 20-12 nonregion victory over North Summit (1-2) by delivering crucial second-half performances. Jett Holmes was instrumental for the Rebels, scoring twice, including a pivotal 6-yard run in the fourth quarter. Earlier, Holmes put Rich on the board with a 41-yard run late in the second quarter. Wilkes Weston also contributed with a 37-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. North Summit responded intermittently, with Cru Richins connecting with Kip Richins for a 43-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter, but the Braves were unable to maintain momentum against a resolute Rich defense.

Tradon Bessinger threw seven touchdown passes as Davis (2-1) topped Mountain Ridge (1-2) in a nonregion shootout, 49-34. Bode Sparrow caught two touchdowns and Jaxton Itaaheau pulled in three. Davis built a substantial lead by halftime, going into the break up 28-6. Mountain Ridge's Jaxon Hunt tried to rally his team with three touchdown passes in the second half, but the early deficit proved too much to overcome. Tyson Baggett's 12-yard touchdown reception from Bessinger in the fourth quarter helped seal the victory for the Darts.

Corner Canyon (3-0) dominated Fremont (2-1) with a resounding 67-21 victory in a nonregion matchup. Helaman Casuga led the Chargers with both his arm and legs, contributing multiple touchdowns including a 23-yard run and passing strikes of 22 and 15 yards. King Cooper also shined for Corner Canyon, scoring on a 60-yard run in the third quarter. Fremont managed some notable plays, including Salesi Moa's 35-yard touchdown reception from Manase Tuatagaloa, but Corner Canyon's consistent offensive onslaught, coupled with a solid defense, proved too powerful. The Chargers' momentum was punctuated by Bronson Evans connecting with Kelen Gold for a 13-yard touchdown late in the fourth quarter.

Millard (1-1) overwhelmed Parowan (2-0) with a commanding 47-20 victory in a nonregion matchup. Connor Stevens led the offensive charge for the Eagles, accounting for three touchdowns, including an 80-yard strike to Mason Wardle in the second quarter. The Eagles surged to a 35-7 halftime lead with three touchdowns in the second quarter alone. Parowan managed to find the end zone twice in the fourth quarter with Chandler Hoffmeier scoring on runs of 26 and 50 yards, but it wasn't enough to close the gap. Millard's defense held strong, shutting out the Rams in the second and third quarters to secure the win.

Copper Hills (2-1) engineered a dominant display over Hunter (1-2) in a 43-13 nonregion matchup. Logan Morrell stood out defensively for the Grizzlies, returning two interceptions for touchdowns, including a 65-yard return at 1:43 left in the fourth quarter. The Grizzlies' offense was also effective, with quarterback Ethan Hill connecting with Logan Batt and Tija Tate for key scores, including a 29-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter. Hunter's efforts were highlighted by Ridhwan Aweis' 8-yard touchdown reception in the final quarter. Copper Hills built a commanding lead with a strong second quarter, featuring 18 unanswered points and a 48-yard field goal by Jael Chavez as time expired in the first half.

Morgan (1-1) edged Park City (1-1) in a thrilling nonregion match, 24-21. The Trojans secured the win with Owen Gilson's 1-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter. Park City initially took the lead in the first quarter with a 7-yard run by Nikolas Morgan. The Miners maintained their momentum with a massive 80-yard run by Eli Warner in the third. However, Morgan rallied back, capped by Gilson's crucial run, securing their first win of the season. Brody Peterson contributed a highlight-worthy 38-yard touchdown reception from Owen Gilson late in the second quarter.

Gunnison Valley (1-1) dominated in a nonregion matchup against Grand with a decisive 45-0 victory. The Bulldogs established their lead early, with Bronson Allen scoring two rushing touchdowns in the first quarter. Talan Dyreng had a standout performance, throwing three touchdown passes, including a 40-yard score to Waylon Sorenson in the second quarter. Gunnison Valley's defense stifled the Red Devils throughout the game, preventing any scoring opportunities for Grand (0-2). Ramiro Mendoza capped off the scoring with a 1-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter.

Payson (1-2) cruised to a commanding 45-7 victory over Kearns (1-2) in a nonregion matchup. Hogan Bates ignited the Lions' offense with a 27-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown early in the first quarter before adding rushing touchdowns of 3 and 10 yards. Trevyn Wall orchestrated the air attack, connecting on several scoring passes, notably a 91-yard pass to David Fullmer with 53 seconds left in the second quarter. Manuel Deegan's 2-yard touchdown run early in the second quarter was the only score for Kearns as Payson dominated defensively and offensively. The Lions put up 32 points in the first half to secure their first win of the season.

Green Canyon (1-2) edged past Pleasant Grove (0-3) in a tight nonregion contest, securing a 13-12 victory. The Wolves relied on a pair of crucial field goals by Tanner Holt, including a decisive 44-yard kick with 9:17 remaining in the fourth quarter, to maintain their lead. Pleasant Grove's Rocky Wilcox caught a 6-yard touchdown pass with just 40 seconds left on the clock, closing the gap but ultimately falling short. The Vikings' Cohen Vohs had earlier put them on the scoreboard with a 39-yard interception return in the first quarter. Samuel Selman's 1-yard touchdown run and Holt's accurate kicking proved pivotal in Green Canyon's narrow win.

Mountain View (2-1) rallied from a 14-point deficit to edge past Union (2-1) with a 21-20 victory in a nonregion clash. Eson Johnson connected with Hyrum Stafford on a pivotal 42-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter with 5:11 remaining, securing the win for the Bruins. The Cougars had a strong first half with Gannon Labrum throwing an 83-yard touchdown to Cruz Labrum and Cruz adding a 5-yard rushing touchdown. However, Mountain View answered back, including a third-quarter 52-yard touchdown pass to Stafford, and a fourth-quarter 2-yard run by Carter Vance. Despite Union's efforts, including a late touchdown, it was not enough to overcome Mountain View's second-half surge.

Lehi dominated in a decisive 36-0 victory over Kuna, Idaho in a nonregion matchup. The Pioneers established their dominance early, with Devaughn Eka scoring a 20-yard touchdown run with 1:15 left in the first quarter. Lehi extended their lead in the second quarter with a 20-yard touchdown pass from Cash Hollingshead to Vai Kaio and a 2-yard scoring run by Eka, capping off the half with a 35-yard field goal from Bode Hammond. Hollingshead connected again in the third quarter with a 52-yard touchdown pass to Carson Wren. Eka completed the scoring with a 5-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter, sealing the shutout win for Lehi.

The Stansbury Stallions (3-0) dominated Uintah (0-3) with a commanding 48-0 victory in a nonregion matchup. Stansbury's Brighton Reutzel had a standout performance, contributing to four touchdowns -- three through the air, including a 75-yard strike to Boston Rowley and a 52-yard connection with Lael Rhodes, and one on the ground with a 15-yard run. Kegan Morris also connected with Rhodes for a 29-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter. Ethan Clegg was reliable on special teams, adding two field goals from 24 and 37 yards. The game was effectively over in the first quarter, with Stansbury scoring three decisive touchdowns to build a 21-0 lead.

Jake Christensen accounted for both of Enterprise's touchdowns as the Wolves (1-2) secured a 14-6 victory over Milford (1-2) in a nonregion matchup. Christensen opened the scoring with a 1-yard touchdown run less than eight minutes into the first quarter. He then extended Enterprise's lead to 14-0 in the third quarter with a pivotal 45-yard interception return for a touchdown. Milford's only score came in the fourth quarter from a 20-yard pass connection between Carson Cheney and Kyzler Merryweather. Enterprise's defense held firm as they contained Milford for the majority of the game, allowing only one scoring drive.

Weber (1-2) secured their first win of the season with a 27-19 victory over Roy (0-3) in a nonregion matchup. The Warriors surged ahead in the second quarter, scoring 21 unanswered points, highlighted by an 80-yard run by Josh Hamblin and a 43-yard touchdown pass from Carter Payne to Dyson Parker. Roy responded with a 35-yard field goal from Bo Williams, but Weber led 21-13 at the half. After trading touchdowns early in the third quarter, Weber's defense held steady, keeping Roy scoreless in the final frame to preserve the win. Carter Payne contributed significantly with two touchdown passes and a pivotal third-quarter pass to Creed Devries, securing Weber's lead.

San Juan (2-1) claimed a 46-32 win over Kanab (2-1) with a dominating ground performance on Friday. Jagger Nieves shone for the Broncos, breaking free for touchdown runs of 82, 10, 12, 33, and 55 yards, showcasing his ability to find the end zone throughout the match. Tripp Palmer added to the offensive showcasing with a 26-yard touchdown pass to Beau Yeomans early in the third quarter. Though Kanab's Hayden Gubler responded with a robust effort, scoring four rushing touchdowns, the Cowboys couldn't keep pace. The Broncos steadily expanded their lead across each quarter, transforming a close halftime margin into a comfortable win.

Skyline (1-2) broke a seven-game losing streak in the Battle for the Rock rivalry, defeating Olympus (2-1) with a 14-9 win in a nonregion matchup. Alex Brown's pivotal 60-yard touchdown reception from Xavier Cocci with 8:32 left in the fourth quarter secured the victory for the Eagles. Skyline initially took the lead in the first quarter with Mac Israelsen's 14-yard touchdown catch from Cocci. Olympus managed to score first with a 30-yard pass from Luke Espersen to Chase Taylor and added a 22-yard field goal by Colter Rollins in the third quarter to briefly take a 9-7 lead. The Eagles' defense held firm in the closing stretch to preserve their hard-earned win.

Wasatch (2-1) claimed a decisive 37-13 victory over Bonneville (0-3) in a nonregion matchup. Wasatch took command early with Jay Bradley's explosive 80-yard touchdown run in the first quarter, contributing to a 23-7 halftime lead. Logan Duncan added to the lead with a 57-yard scoring run in the third quarter. Bonneville's efforts included a second-quarter 29-yard touchdown pass from Paden Toula to Briggs Taylor. Wasatch's defense limited Bonneville to just one touchdown per half, with Paden Toula scoring on a 16-yard run in the closing seconds.

Layton Christian (2-1) struggled offensively and fell to Kimberly, Idaho, 38-8, in a nonregion game at Idaho State. The Eagles were held scoreless through the first three quarters until Trevor Halalilo managed a 10-yard touchdown run with 3:39 left in the fourth quarter, followed by a successful run conversion by Hayden Tuinei. Kimberly built a commanding 21-0 lead by the end of the first quarter and added 17 more points in the third quarter to seal the victory.

Timpanogos (2-1) dominated Summit Academy (1-2) in a 41-0 nonregion victory. The Timberwolves' defense was impenetrable, scoring early with a 30-yard interception return by Marlee Iosefo in the first quarter. Donovan Holloway contributed with a 4-yard touchdown run in the first quarter and an 8-yard TD reception from Andrew Hillstead in the third. Hillstead also connected with Zack McCann on a significant 55-yard touchdown pass late in the second quarter. Daxton Allen capped the offensive display with a 6-yard rushing touchdown in the final quarter, completing the shutout.

Parker Olson led Snow Canyon to a 21-14 victory over Sierra Vista, Ariz., in a nonregion contest, improving the Warriors' record to 3-0. Olson showcased his dual-threat capabilities, passing for 225 yards and rushing for 93 yards. Brett Bethers was a key target, scoring two touchdowns on passes from Olson, including a decisive 71-yarder with 4:39 left in the game to break a fourth-quarter tie. Snow Canyon capitalized on big plays, with Brody Lounsbury's 31-yard touchdown run opening the scoring in the first quarter. Sierra Vista, unable to muster points in the final quarter, dropped to 1-1 with the loss.

Cedar City (3-0) remained unbeaten with a late comeback to defeat Dixie (1-2) by a score of 16-13 in a nonregion game. Dixie led 13-3 after three quarters thanks to a 2-yard rushing touchdown by Jayson Malufau and an 11-yard touchdown pass from Deacon Virgin to Tano Anzalone. Cedar City rallied in the fourth quarter, as Everett Kelling hauled in an 11-yard touchdown pass from Dylan Crowley at 10:51, cutting the lead to 13-10. With just 54 seconds remaining, Braden Crain's 11-yard touchdown run secured the Reds' victory. Cedar City kicker Cody Stevenson contributed a first-quarter field goal and made both extra points to help the Reds hold on to win.

Manti (2-1) defeated Grantsville (1-2) with a 23-7 victory in a nonregion matchup. After Grantsville's Dallan Van Vliet scored on a 1-yard run in the first quarter to briefly tie the game, Manti took control. Ty Pringle caught a 50-yard touchdown pass from Carter Mason in the first quarter, followed by Stone Mortensen's 51-yard touchdown reception from Mason at 6:45 in the second quarter. Manti's defense held strong after halftime, keeping Grantsville scoreless while maintaining their lead.

Ogden (2-1) dominated in their nonregion matchup against Carbon (2-1) with a decisive 43-7 victory. The Tigers set the tone early as Jack Thompson caught a 50-yard touchdown pass from Blake Weston in the first quarter. Weston continued to excel, connecting with Nash Bockwoldt and himself for two more passing touchdowns in the second quarter. Keen Crowther also contributed to the offensive onslaught with two rushing touchdowns, including an 18-yard run late in the third quarter. Carbon's only score came from Jordan Nichols' 80-yard kick return in the second quarter. Ogden's defense held strong, keeping Carbon scoreless in the second half.

Lone Peak (3-0) dominated Timpview in a nonregion matchup, cruising to a 42-10 victory. The Knights methodically dismantled the Thunderbirds with a balanced attack, highlighted by Kepa Niumeitolu's three touchdown passes, including a 60-yard strike to Silo Tahi in the third quarter. After a 3-3 tie in the first quarter, Lone Peak took control with 19 points in the second quarter, including a 9-yard run from Sean Tahi and a 7-yard touchdown pass to Kennan Pula just before halftime. Timpview's only touchdown came late in the fourth quarter on a 12-yard run by Taani Tuha.

Ridgeline (3-0) dominated Brighton (1-2) with a 41-0 victory in a nonregion matchup. Ridgeline built an early lead, with Nate Dahle connecting with Hunter Knighton for a 40-yard touchdown in the first quarter. Dahle's strong performance continued in the second quarter, finding Graham Livingston for another two scores, including a 40-yard pass. Dahle added a 1-yard rushing touchdown to his impressive tally. The RiverHawks maintained their commanding lead throughout the game, with Dahle connecting once more with Tayson Knighton in the third quarter for a 10-yard touchdown. Ridgeline's defense kept Brighton scoreless, securing the shutout win.

Skyridge (3-0) dominated East (0-3) in a nonregion matchup, shutting out the Leopards 68-0. The Falcons established control early, with Kaneal Sweetwyne scoring two rushing touchdowns, including a 47-yard scramble, in the first quarter. Sweetwyne remained pivotal, also tossing four touchdown passes, the longest a 64-yard connection with Talmage Oswald. The offensive onslaught continued through each quarter, with Skyridge adding 20 points in both the first and second quarters, and maintaining their command with 14 points in each of the third and fourth periods. Highlighting Skyridge's defensive strength, the Falcons effectively stymied all offensive efforts from East, keeping them scoreless throughout the game.

Ben Lomond (0-2) struggled to find its rhythm in a 52-6 loss against Evanston in a nonregion matchup. The Scots were unable to score until the fourth quarter when Tristan Jessop connected with Gavin Rivera on a 12-yard touchdown pass with 7:40 remaining. Evanston built an imposing lead with 12 points in the first quarter and exploded for 22 points in the second, making it 34-0 by halftime. Despite Ben Lomond's efforts, Evanston continued to dominate both offensively and defensively, adding 18 more points in the second half. The Scots will look to regroup and bounce back in their upcoming games.

In a commanding performance, American Leadership (1-2) achieved their first victory of the season with a 46-0 rout over White Pine, Nev. (0-1) in a nonregion matchup. The Eagles dominated from the outset, scoring 21 points in the first quarter alone, including a 43-yard touchdown pass from Andrew Marble to Jaxton Dengin at 4:16. Mason Ober was a standout, scoring three touchdowns on short-yardage runs, while Nick Ihli capped off the scoring with a 33-yard interception return with 7:08 remaining in the game.

Beaver (3-0) dominated from start to finish, trouncing Emery (0-2) by a score of 49-7. Dub Pender's impressive performance included a 35-yard touchdown run in the first quarter and an 88-yard dash to the end zone in the third. Beaver's offense was electric with Noah Wolff contributing a 42-yard touchdown reception late in the third quarter and an 85-yard kick return touchdown earlier in the second quarter. Davin Orton added to the scoring with both a passing touchdown and an 8-yard rushing score. Emery's sole touchdown came from a 15-yard pass from Ajay Thomas to Garrett Conover early in the second quarter but was quickly overshadowed by Beaver's relentless scoring.

Crimson Cliffs (2-1) surged to a decisive 42-14 victory over Cedar Valley. The Mustangs led from the outset with a commanding 21-point first quarter, which included two rushing touchdowns by Van Dailey and a passing score from Tanoai Andersen to Truman Horn. Cedar Valley (0-3) managed to cut the lead in the second quarter with a 21-yard touchdown pass from Landon Johnson to Keali'i Sisouphanh, but Andersen's 12-yard touchdown pass to Jaxson Holt in the third put the game out of reach. Dailey added another rushing touchdown, finishing the day with three scores. The Mustangs' balanced attack proved too much for the Aviators, who scored just one more time with a late 21-yard run by Johnson in the fourth.

Viewmont (3-0) dominated Highland (0-3) with a decisive 48-7 victory in a nonregion matchup. Jack Savage was pivotal for the Vikings, throwing four touchdown passes, including a 55-yard strike to Benji Tolman in the second quarter. Tolman was a key player, scoring three touchdowns, two receiving and one rushing. Viewmont built a commanding 34-0 halftime lead and never looked back. Highland's only score came from Caleb Koelliker's 46-yard interception return midway through the fourth quarter.

Hurricane (3-0) maintained their perfect start to the season by defeating Murray (2-1) 43-34 in a high-scoring nonregion matchup. The Tigers jumped to an early lead with two first-quarter touchdowns, capped by a 77-yard pass from Dylan Gabriel to CJ Trump. Murray replied with a strong second quarter, scoring 21 points, including a 27-yard run by Dax Jensen, but Hurricane outpaced them in the second half. Hurricane's Tama-Sotoa Numera and Conner Clyde each added rushing touchdowns in the final quarter to seal the victory. Phil Holland threw for two touchdowns for Murray, connecting twice with Carson Davis in the loss.

Layton (2-1) edged out Northridge in a closely contested nonregion matchup, winning 21-17. The Lancers pulled ahead in the third quarter with a burst of scoring, as Lincoln Wilcox connected with Nathan Mecham for a 19-yard touchdown pass at 2:50, followed by Wilcox's own 1-yard touchdown run at 1:14, giving Layton a 21-10 lead. Northridge (0-2) responded with a 9-yard touchdown run by Andrew Ortiz at 6:38 in the third, but was unable to score again. Earlier, both teams exchanged touchdowns in the first quarter with a 3-yard run by Layton's Gavin Hurst and a 1-yard plunge by Northridge's Ortiz. Ryker Horne added a 23-yard field goal for the Knights in the second quarter, but it wasn't enough to surpass Layton's third-quarter surge.

Salem Hills (2-1) secured a commanding 33-15 victory over West Field (2-1) in a nonregion matchup. After a slow start, trailing 15-10 at halftime, the SkyHawks dominated the second half, shutting out the Longhorns and scoring 23 unanswered points. Ryder Hales led the offensive surge for Salem Hills, delivering crucial touchdown passes, including an 11-yard connection to Guss Johnson in the third quarter. Benjamin Staheli's impressive 45-yard touchdown run further solidified their control. West Field's efforts included a 90-yard kickoff return by Boston Kap, but they failed to score in the second half.

Mountain Crest (3-0) dominated Logan (1-2) with a 49-14 victory in a nonregion contest. The Mustangs established their dominance early, taking a 21-7 halftime lead highlighted by a 41-yard punt return touchdown by Brock Hunter and a 1-yard run by Cruz Ramos. Brayden Larsen further extended Mountain Crest's lead with two rushing touchdowns, including a 24-yarder shortly before the end of the third quarter. The Mustangs' defense contributed with a 33-yard interception return for a touchdown by Brady Muir in the fourth quarter. Logan managed a pair of touchdown passes from Easton Favero, but it was not enough to challenge Mountain Crest's commanding performance.

North Sanpete (3-0) secured a 23-12 victory over Delta in a nonregion matchup, solidifying the game with a strong fourth quarter. Ayden Akee's 4-yard run early in the fourth quarter and Rafael Contreras' 22-yard field goal with 23 seconds left in the game extended the Hawks' lead. North Sanpete's Luke Lee contributed early, scoring a 1-yard touchdown run in the first quarter, followed by a 5-yard touchdown pass to Akee just before halftime. Delta (0-3) saw efforts from Bodey Shurtz and Jett Rawlinson, each scoring 1-yard rushing touchdowns in the first half. Despite trailing throughout, Delta couldn't rally against North Sanpete's consistent offensive momentum.

Juan Diego (1-2) dominated Judge Memorial (0-3) with a decisive 49-6 victory in a nonregion matchup. Jacoby Ahlstrom threw four touchdown passes, including a 65-yarder and a 35-yarder, both to Braylon Fail in the second quarter. Juan Diego built an insurmountable lead by halftime with 35 points in the second quarter alone. One Vea contributed with a 52-yard touchdown run early in the game. Judge Memorial's only score came late in the fourth quarter on a 3-yard run by Ben Beaudry. Juan Diego's defense held Judge Memorial scoreless for the first three quarters.

Herriman (3-0) dominated Taylorsville (0-3) in a nonregion game, crushing the Warriors 64-0. Tyler Messer was instrumental for the Mustangs, scoring three times in the first quarter alone, including a 50-yard sprint to the end zone. Herriman's defense was rock-solid, highlighted by Troy Ellermeier's 20-yard interception return for a touchdown in the first quarter. Cache Rodriguez capped the rout with a 41-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter. Taylorsville struggled to gain any traction offensively, while Herriman controlled the game from start to finish.

South Sevier (3-0) dominated in a nonregion matchup, defeating North Sevier (1-2) with a resounding 47-0 victory. The Rams were led by an all-around performance from Bridger Bradshaw, who threw for four touchdowns, including a 19-yard pass to Ty Nielson early in the fourth quarter. Rayce Freeman was a standout contributor with a 65-yard interception return for a touchdown and two receiving scores. South Sevier's defense shut down the Wolves, keeping them scoreless throughout the game. Cooper Castle also contributed, scoring on a 27-yard run and a 4-yard reception.

American Fork (3-0) handed West (2-1) its first loss of the season for an 18-12 nonregion win. The Cavemen secured the victory with a crucial 20-yard touchdown run by Prince Afu with 3:54 left in the game. Earlier, Luke Broadbent extended their lead with a 2-yard touchdown run just before halftime. West mounted a third-quarter rally with Jaxon Toala's 53-yard reception and Mani Tu'uao's 7-yard pass to cut the deficit to 10-12. However, American Fork's defense held firm in the fourth quarter to preserve the win.

Jace Carlson's 30-yard field goal with 2:10 left in the fourth quarter lifted Sky View (1-2) to a 20-17 victory over Spanish Fork (1-2). Sky View's Jack Clark threw two touchdown passes, including a 33-yarder to Carlson early in the third quarter, giving the Bobcats a 17-10 lead. Spanish Fork answered with a 1-yard touchdown run by Jordan Bunnell midway through the fourth quarter, tying the game at 17-17. Carlson, who also caught a 45-yard field goal just before halftime, was instrumental in Sky View's scoring. Spanish Fork took an early lead with Preston Jones' field goal and a 24-yard touchdown pass to Gage Christensen, but couldn't maintain their advantage late in the game.

Cyprus (2-1) cruised to a dominant 42-14 victory over Tooele (1-2). The Pirates were led by Rushton Langford, who connected with Edward Amuia for a 22-yard touchdown pass with just 20 seconds left in the first half and also scored on a 1-yard run in the second quarter. Cyprus' defense was effective, highlighted by a key fumble recovery by Bentley Lowe, which he returned for a touchdown late in the first quarter. Tooele's Mavrik Charlson provided a highlight for the Buffaloes with a 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdown to open the scoring, but Cyprus controlled the game from that point on. Cyprus sealed the game in the third quarter with Payton Naranjo's 1-yard touchdown run, showcasing a strong offensive display.

Alta (2-1) cruised to a comprehensive 30-0 victory over West Jordan (1-2). The Hawks' defense was dominant, shutting out the Jaguars and limiting their offensive opportunities. Treven Cooke was a standout performer for Alta, scoring two rushing touchdowns, including a 64-yard dash in the first quarter. Jack McAllister was reliable on special teams, contributing three field goals, including a 47-yarder in the third quarter. Bennett Coester added another rushing touchdown just before halftime to extend Alta's lead, ensuring a comfortable win.

San Clemente (1-1) cruised to a 35-15 nonregion victory over Riverton (1-2) on Friday night. The Tritons (3-0) jumped out to an early lead with a pair of first-quarter scores: a 23-yard run by Colin Granite and a 14-yard touchdown pass from Eiler King to Jaxson Rex. San Clemente extended the margin with two more touchdowns in the second quarter, including a 14-yard run from Carson Sloan and an 8-yard pass from King to Shane Kiley, building a 28-0 halftime lead. Riverton (2-1) managed to put points on the board in the third quarter with an 8-yard run by Xander Thayer, but Carson Sloan's 10-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter secured the victory for San Clemente. Riverton added a late score with a 12-yard pass from Brodey Jensen to Tonga Tafisi.

Centennial of Nevada (1-0) edged out Desert Hills (1-2) in a tight nonregion contest, 18-15. The Bulldogs secured their victory with a consistent performance, scoring in three of the four quarters, including a decisive touchdown in the fourth. Desert Hills attempted a rally, highlighted by a 19-yard touchdown pass from Gavin Young to Anyzja Cummings with 5:41 remaining, but fell short. Earlier, in the second quarter, Isaac Andresen put Desert Hills on the board with a 2-yard touchdown run. The Bulldogs' defensive resilience was key in the low-scoring affair, holding off Desert Hills' offense in crucial moments.

Canyon View (1-1) secured a 35-21 nonregion victory over Moapa Valley with a commanding second-half performance. The Falcons took control in the third quarter, where Camden Sheridan's 5-yard touchdown run at 10:09 and Ryder Miller's 63-yard pass to Wyatt Zimmer at 1:32 broke the halftime tie. Miller further demonstrated his dual-threat capability, accounting for three rushing touchdowns, including an 8-yard dash with 5:07 remaining in the final period to seal the win. Canyon View's defense held the Pirates scoreless in the fourth quarter, preserving their lead and making it a strong comeback after their opening loss.

Monticello (2-0) dominated Panguitch (0-3) in a 1A 8-player matchup, sealing a 47-16 victory. The Buckaroos established their lead early, piling up 23 points in the first quarter. Jackson Keyes orchestrated the offense with touchdown passes to Tristan Burtenshaw and Tommy Morrison in the first quarter, setting the tone for a commanding performance. Arturo Gutirrez contributed significantly, adding rushing touchdowns of 9 and 60 yards. Despite efforts from Panguitch's Jackson Heaton, who threw a 53-yard touchdown pass and rushed for another score, the Bobcats couldn't overcome Monticello's strong start and solid defense. The Buckaroos maintained their momentum through three quarters, never allowing Panguitch back into the game.