Centerville pulled away late to knock off visiting Lakota West 52-35 on Friday in high school football.
The Elks (1-1) jumped out early with a pair of touchdown runs from Colin Debord and an interception return for a score by Grant Lugo. Mason Kuhr added a 1-yard TD run and 60-yard kickoff return to give Centerville some breathing room late in the third quarter.
The Firebirds (0-2) brought it to within seven to start off the fourth quarter, but Kuhr and Debord each rushed for a touchdown to thwart another comeback opportunity.
Debord finished with 217 rushing yards.
Trotwood 38, Piqua 6: Rams running back Raveion Hargrove rebounded from a slow start last week to score three TDs on 118 yards rushing. Trotwood held Piqua's rushing attack to 27 yards.
Alter 51, Thurgood Marshall 15: Holden Rushing dashed 68 yards for Alter's first of five first-quarter touchdowns.
Beavercreek 14, Carroll 0: Justin Terrell and Cody Hocker had fourth-quarter TD runs, and the Beavers blanked the visiting Patriots for the third time in the last five matchups. Hocker ran for 132 yards, while 'Creek (2-0) held Carroll to minus-14 yards rushing.
Lebanon 45, Loveland 34: Dakota Allen connected with Zach Barsala for two touchdown strikes, and Allen added a pair of 2-yard TD runs to lead the Warriors (1-1). Senior running back Dawson Wolf rushed 25 times for 134 yards and two scores.
Miamisburg 53, Chaminade Julienne 7: The host Vikings (2-0) rolled up 40 points before the Eagles (0-2) tallied their only score on a Darian Jones TD catch just before halftime. Tony Clark accounted for 118 of Miamisburg's 348 rushing yards.
Princeton 28, Springfield 21: Daniel Davis' 36-yard punt return for a touchdown and ensuing two-point conversion catch knotted the game at 21-21 heading into the fourth quarter. Princeton QB Solomon Reed hooked up with Bryce Burton on a 12-yard TD pass with 8 minutes to play for the eventual game-winner. Davis finished with 78 yards rushing and 154 yards receiving for the Wildcats (1-1).
Kings 41, Xenia 7: Xenia (0-2) could not get much offense going as Kings forced four turnovers.
Troy 31, Northwest 14: Sam Jackson, Josh Browder, and Hayden Kotwica each rushed for touchdowns to lead the Trojans (2-0).
Preble Shawnee 34, Twin Valley South 0: Brian Ketring tossed four touchdown passes for the Arrows (2-0).
Madison 21, Monroe 12: Madison (2-0) prevailed despite Monroe's Alex Bannister scoring on a fumble recovery and a kickoff return.
Dixie 45, Jefferson 6: Clayton Washington, Dakota Grise, and A.J. Shockey each scored twice for Dixie (2-0).
Greeneview 30, Madison Plains 6: Jacob Green rushed for 179 yards and two touchdowns for the Rams (1-1).
Mechanicsburg 36, Riverside 6: Dustin Knapp rushed for 198 yards and two second-half scores to lead visiting Mechanicsburg (2-0). Kaleb Romero connected with Drew Meyers on a pair of first-half TD tosses.
Wilmington 26, Greenville 7: Dylan Beaugard broke open a 13-7 lead for the Hurricane in the fourth quarter with an 84-yard touchdown run and a 10-yard score, finishing with 163 yards on the ground.
New Bremen 45, Holgate 20: Avery Powers broke a school record by recording five touchdowns for the Cardinals (2-0).
Fort Recovery 32, Fort Loramie 0: Caleb Martin and Will Homan each threw and ran for a touchdown for the Indians (2-0).
Marion Local 36, McComb 0: Duane Leugers had TD runs of 43 yards and 51 yards and finished with 164 yards rushing for the Flyers (2-0).
Tri-County North 42, Ansonia 7: Tanner Booth rushed for 188 yards and a touchdown for the Panthers (1-1).
Coldwater 20, Delphos Jefferson 6: Cavaliers move to 2-0 as Dylan Thobe's 53-yard TD pass to Zach Klosterman widened the margin from a 14-6 halftime lead.
Minster 44, Lehman Catholic 21: Bryce Schmiesing had three touchdowns in the first quarter for the host Wildcats (2-0). Bryce Schmiesing rushed for 212 yards in the first half.
Turpin 28, Clinton-Massie 21: Turpin converted a 4th-and-18 play to tie the game midway through the fourth quarter before capitalizing on a 1-yard TD run with 33 seconds left to pull off the win in Clarksville.
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