Indiana High School Football: Plays Highlights of the Week, Week Two
Here are some of the best plays captured by the IndyStar team off the field in Week 2.
Matthew Glinsk, Chet
This week’s high school football slate was a daunting task to follow through on the exciting first week of the season – and it was done. IndyStar has covered from every angle what happened on the network around central Indiana:
Fast food:The best games, turning points and players from the best matches of the second week
more:Five players to watch Friday matches
Video highlights from around central Indiana:
Brownsburg 42, Cathedral 35
IHSAA football highlights: Brownsburg 42, Cathedral 35
IHSAA football highlights: Brownsburg 42, Cathedral 35
Kyle Ndenrip, Chet
Roncale 17, Central Franklin 0
IHSAA Football Highlights: Franklin Central vs Roncali
All the highlights from Franklin Central vs Roncalli in Week 2 of the 2022 Indiana High School football season.
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Luke Hansen scored a pair of second-half touchdowns and rushed for 182 yards to provide the most offense for both teams as Class 4A No. 2 Royals (2-0) broke 0-0 in the first half to emptying the visiting flashes (1-1). Roncale gave only 76 yards of total attack to Franklin Central in a defensive fight.
Roncale 0 0 10 7-17
Franklin Central 0 0 0 0 – 0
Scoring plays
R – Luke Hansen 10 run (Levi Whistler kick)
R – Whistler 18 FG
R – Hansen 39 run (Whistler kick)
individual stats
rush Roncalli: Hansen 37-182, Ben Brandenburg 3-27, Eric Moyers 3 (minus -4). Franklin Central: Braillene Gillard 10-27, Frankie Marroker 7-19, Zach Nessense 1-0, White Penny 1- (minus 10), Nivan Toto 8 (minus -19).
pass Roncali: Moyers 6-17-0, 56. Franklin Central: Toto 9-14-1, 59.Receive Roncali: Christian Swayze 2-46, Dylan Coughlin 3-7, Nolan Toni 1-3. Franklin Central: Jayon Harvey 1-18, Gillard 2-12, Anthony Coker 2-10, Damir Swanegan 2-10, Hodori Hines 1-9.
Zionsville 42, Lebanon 6
IHSAA Football Highlights: Zionville vs Lebanon
The Eagles tackle the Tigers in Week Two of the IHSAA Football Tournament.
Kobe Mosley, for IndyStar
New Palestine 49, Downtown Decatur 0
IHSAA Football Highlights: New Palestine vs. Decatur Central
The Dragons, rated No. 1 of the 4A category, easily take care of the 5A No. 2 Hawks in Week 2 at Indiana High School Football.
Achim Glaspie, Indianapolis Star
Martinsville 27, Bloomington South 14
IHSAA football highlights: Martinsville 27, Bloomington South 14
IHSAA football highlights: Martinsville 27, Bloomington South 14
Devin Voss, Chet
Whitland 24, Lawrence North 13
IHSAA Football Highlights: Lawrence North v Whitland | week 2
All the highlights from Lawrence North vs.
Thomas Butler-Guerrero, Special for IndyStar
Indian Creek 21, Greenwood 20
IHSAA Football Week 2 Highlights: Greenwood vs. Indian Creek
IHSAA Football Week 2 Highlights: Greenwood vs. Indian Creek
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Malachi Mink ran for a pair of touchdowns to help first-year head coach Casey Gillin take a road win for the Braves (2-0) over Woodmen (1-1). Mink tied the score at 14 just before the break with a short round of TD and a two-point turn, then awarded game-winner Indian Creek late in the third inning by scoring 8 yards, along with the only successful point of the night. – After a Kick, by Ellie Pauling.
Indian Creek 6 8 7 0 – 21
Greenwood 6 8 6 0 – 20
Scoring plays
IC – Playing Galen Sawyer 6 (Kick Failed)
G pass – Ethan Pringle 15 by Brock Riddle (kick fails)
G – Jackson Haessig 4 run (Carter Campbell run)
IC – Malachi Mink 4 run (Mink run)
G – Alan Burnett 5 run (kick fail)
IC – Mink 8 run (Eli Bowling kick)
individual stats
Rushing – Indian Creek: Mink 13-62, Sawyer 5-19, Arge Loth 6-16, Gerson Koro 1 (minus-3), Team (3- (minus-5) Greenwood: Burnett 22-111, Hessig 18-67 , Campbell 6-27.
Passing – Indian Creek: Luthi 19-28-1, 157. Greenwood: Riddell 7-18-0, 89.
Receiving – Indian Creek: Coroa 5-66, Levi Pappas 4-30, Sauer 3-14, Jaxon Ramey1-11, Mink 3-9, Team 3-27. Greenwood: Pringle 4-63, Campbell 3-26.
Fund scores:
Fishers 28, Pike 17
Hunters 0 7 7 14-28
shaft 0 10 7 0 – 17
Scoring plays
P – Logan Young 31 FG
P – Jeremiah Berry 14 yd run (Young kick)
F – John Anthony Hall 35 yards off Lucas Maines (John Tangara kick)
P – Josh Woods 37 yd INT Return (young kick)
F – Mains ran 6 yards (Tangara kick)
F – Joe Syrus 80 yards from Minns (Tangara kick)
F – Khubi Martin 8 yard run (Tangara kick)
Franklin 20, Mount Vernon 17
Two Patrick Fancher field goals – the last at the last moment – allowed the Cubs (2-0) to stun the Class 4A Thieves #6 (0-2) with an reverse victory that set back an 18-point setback against him. 4A Champions last year. Franklin made the most of an 85-yard kick-off for Caleb Owens and a 19-yard TD run by quarterback Clay Bennick to erase Mount Vernon’s 17-10 lead at halftime.
Franklin 0 10 7 3 – 20
Mount Vernon 8 9 0 0 – 17
Scoring plays
MV – Tyler Ethertington pass 5 by Eli Bridenthal (Luke Ertl pass to Bridenthal)
F – Patrick Fancher 24 FG
MV – Rylan Vinard 30 FG
F – Return of Caleb Owens 85 (Fancher kick)
MV – Tim Jewell 5 Playback (Failed to Play)
F – Clay Pinnick Run 19 (Fancher kick)
F – Fancher 30 FG
Bishop Chatard 48, Tech 8
Bishop Chatard 20 21 0 7 – 48
Technology 0 0 0 8 – 8
Scoring plays
BC – Riley Kinnettt 6 run (Jasper Chapman kick)
BC – Aiden Duncan 13 run (Chapman kick)
BC – Jef Waugh 26 pass by Drew Van Vleet (kick fails)
BC – Duncan 47 pass from Van Fleet (Chapman kick)
BC – Noah Dudek pass 1 by Van Fleet (Chapman kick)
BC – Dudek pass 76 by Van Vliet (Chapman kick)
BC – Aidan Arteaga Run 6 (Chapman kick)
T – Ivionte Campbell 17 run (James Williams run)
Harrison (WL) 22, Plainfield 14
Carter Noe scored a pair of touchdowns, including an 80-yard run, to lift the host Raiders (1-1) to a tough win over the Quakers (0-2), now without a win despite playing a pair of one-tier decisions.
Harrison 7 9 0 6-22
Plainfield 0 7 0 7-14
Scoring plays
H – Carter McDonald Run 2 (Alex Steni kick)
P – Antonio Williams 8 pass from Hunter Newell (Carmeron Grimes kick)
H – Carter Knoy 80 run (kick fail)
H – Trey Dejoie 37 FG
P – Noah Hyesung 1 run (Grimes kick)
H – Knoy 25 Run (fail kick)
individual stats
Rushing-Harrison: Kenoway 12-144, Ethan Pope 14-90, Ben Henderson 12-75, Chris Ferguson 1-6. Plainfield: Hisung 8-31, Troy Larison 6-9, Williams 2-3, Grant Irwin 1-0.
pass – Harrison: Henderson 10-17-1, 72. Plainfield: Newell 14-20-2, 120; Chris Stevens 0-1-0, 0.
Receiving – Harrison: McDonald 2-26, Jake Walters 3-18, Knoe 4-15, Brendan Gothrup 1-13. Plainfield: Irwin 5-75, Heesung 4-18, Caden Vanderbosch 2-10, Williams 1-8.
Lutheran 71, Cardinal Ritter 0
Joe Davis and Devon Jones each scored a pair of touchdowns and Jackson’s first five assists—only nine times—to lift the Class I Saints (2-0, 2-0) into the dominant Indiana Crossroads Conference victory over the Visiting Raiders (0-2, 0-2). Willis gained 226 yards in the air, as LJ Ward had two scoring passes to go with an 88-yard interception.
Lutheran 27 28 16 0 – 71
Cardinal Ritter 0 0 0 0 – 0
Scoring plays
L – Devon Jones 30 pass by Jackson Willis (pass fail)
L – Joe Davis 5 Run (Jones Run)
L – Jones pass 36 by Willis (pass fail)
L – Davis Run 3 (Nick Miller kick)
L – Corbrianne Shelby pass 83rd by Willis (Johnny Hall passes by Jones)
L – LJ Ward 15 pass by Willis (Miller kick)
L – Ward pass 13 by Willis (kick fails)
L – Braydon Hall 3 run (Miller kick)
L – Jimmy Davis Run 3 (Run Jimmy Davis)
L – 88th Wing interception return (Cole Snow run)
individual stats
Rushing – Lutheran: Joe Davis 9-63, Campbell Richardson 3-36, Hall 4-36, Jimmy Davis 3-36, Willis 3-17, Snow 1-11, Jones 1- (minus-2), Bryson Collins 2- (minus -6). Cardinal Ritter: N 0-0.
Scroll – Lutheran: Willis 9-14-0, 226; Campbell Richardson 0-1-0, 0. Cardinal Ritter: Ben Johnson 8-27-1.49; Team 0-1-0, 0.
Receiving – Lutheran: Shelby 1-83, Jones 3-82, Ward 2-28, Josiah King 1-12, Cam Patterson 1-12, Dakota Petty 1-9. Cardinal Ritter: Adrion Gregory 2-8, team 6-41.
Christian Testament 49, Christian Merchants Point 26
Christian Testament 15 14 20 0 – 49
Trade Point 13 0 0 13-26
Scoring plays
TP – Colton Bullard 9 pass from Cooper Simmons-Little (Mason Smith kick)
CC – John Nabors Run 6 (Luke Munoz kick)
CC – Safety, quarterback sacked by Timmy Adelekan
CC – Play Nabors 5 (Kick blocked)
Pass TP – Eli Meals 48 from Simmons-Little (Fail to Play)
CC – Landin Ross 23 pass by Tony Flatt (Munoz kick)
CC – Flat 5 Run (Munoz Kick)
CC – Nabors Run 22 (Munoz kick)
CC – Gavin Tindall’s 9 pass from Flatt (Munoz kick)
CC – Tindall 48 pass by Flat (Kick Fail)
TP – Justin Kirk 3 run (Kick blocked)
TP – Ryan Kowal 20 assists from Simmons-Little (Smith kick)
individual stats
Rushing – Christian Covenant: Nabors 10-51, Noah Bryant 10-45, Tony Flat 3- (minus -2), Conor Cruz 2- (minus -11). Dealers Point: Kirk 9-46, Sheldon Hackett 2-14, Cooper Simmons-Little 6-2, Philip Moran 1- (minus -5).
Scroll – Christian Testament: Flatt 13-24-2, 200; Conor Cruz 2-5-0, 20. Traders Point: Simmons-Little 20-36-1, 304.
Receiving – Christian Covenant: Tyndall 5-111, Ross 3-43, Munoz 3-33, Nolan Jones 1-12, Bryant 1-8, Sam Lyons 1-8, Nabors 1-5. Dealers Point: Clinton Pollard 4-103, Moran 7-88, Meals 2-49, Kirk 3-22, Jack Chaffee 3-22, Ryan Coal 1-20.
Central Indiana High School football final results
Ben Davis 44, Avon 13
Bishop Chatard 48, Tech 8
Brownsburg 42, Cathedral 35
Center Grove 31, Carmel 27
Crystal 41 home guide, Bordeaux Poly 21
Christian Testament 49, Christian Merchants Point 26
Edinburgh 42, Cloverdale 14
Fishers 28, Pike 17
Franklin 20, Mount Vernon 17
Gheran Catholic 47, Central Catholic 10
Harrison 22, Plainfield 14
Christian Heritage 45, Shenandoah 33
HSE 45, North Central 14
Indian Creek 21, Greenwood 20
Lapel 21, Frankton 7
Lutheran 71, Cardinal Ritter 0
Martinsville 27, Bloomington South 14
Monrovia 42, Edgewood 10
Mooresville 38, Danville 17
New Palestine 49, Downtown Decatur 0
North Montgomery 14, Hamilton Heights 7
Pendleton Heights 42, Anderson 6
Roncale 17, Central Franklin 0
Scecina 28, Speedway 7
Terry Hot 49, Crisps Attox 6
Triton Central 21, New Castle 14
Western Bon 44, Western 22
Whitland 24, Lawrence North 13
Zionsville 42, Lebanon 6
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