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Waukesha West 38 Kettle Moraine 14

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All season long the Wolverines had great performances from their defense and their running game. On Friday night it was quarterback Ryan Young's turn to shine in a 38-14 victory over the Lasers that clinched at least a share of the Classic Eight title. Young threw for touchdown passes of 45, 37, and 26 yards. He also ran for two scores on the night.

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On the games first possession West's running back Charlie Congdon was leading his team down the field until he fumbled the ball inside the red zone, preventing the Wolverines from first possession points. The fumble was the only sore spot for Condgon against the Lasers, as he finished with 131 rushing yards in 24 carries.

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A quick three and out gave West the ball back inside Laser territory and with 2:39 left in the quarter a Matt Jipson field goal from 32 yards out gave the Wolverines a 3-0 lead after the first quarter of play.

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The second quarter belonged to Young, who wasted no time in getting started. On just the second play of the quarter Young hit Nick Tehan for a 37 yard touchdown strike. With momentum totally on the Wolverine's side with the Lasers unable to move the ball, Young took a one yard keeper and scored with over seven minutes left in the quarter. Near the end of the quarter Young took another run to the end zone from a yard out, making the halftime score 24-0.

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Young kept the scoring going in the second half with another touchdown pass to Tehan, this one from 26 yards out on a jump ball that Tehan reeled in. The Lasers finally got on the board late in the third when quarterback Kyle Kita found Logan Solano for a four yard touchdown pass. With less than a minute left, Young hit Nate Angles on a drag route and Angles turned it up field in what turned into a 45 yard touchdown pass on Young's third TD pass of the game.

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Kettle Moraine added another score in the fourth quarter on a two yard touchdown pass from Kita to Sam Campbell to bring the score to 38-14 before the subs came in for both sides.

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The Wolverines look to make it an undefeated regular season on Wednesday when they will host the 3-5 Waukesha North Northstars. Kettle Moraine faces a must win game to advance to the post season against Milwaukee Pius XI.

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Arrowhead 45 Waukesha South 0

Arrowhead receiver Russ Finco showed he may be the best receiver in the conference with four touchdown catches against the Blackshirts. Finco finished with 8 catches along with the four scores. Tom Parish threw three of those touchdown passes in a 22 point second quarter. Jamal Wright and Brian Crook both had touchdown carries for Arrowhead.

The Warhawk defense held South to just 125 yards of offense in the game.

Mukwonago 31 Waukesha North 3

The Indians got their first win off the season with a great team effort. Quarterback Derek Hasanoglu ran for 193 yards in the win while scoring three touchdowns. Josh Tanguay also added a first quarter touchdown run for the Indians.

Meanwhile, the Mukwonago defense was also able to hold down the passing attack of Christopher Aho and keep the Wolverines out of the end zone. Aho completed threw for 152 yards in 30 pass attempts, but threw three interceptions as well. The loss also knocks the Northstars out of the playoff race.

Catholic Memorial 49 Milwaukee Pius XI 14

The Crusaders put on an offensive showcase to improve their record to 6-2. The 49 points are a season high for Catholic Memorial. For the Popes, the loss knocks them out of the playoff picture as they can no longer finish the conference season above .500.

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