Ursuline runs past Aquinas

LOUISVILLE — Senior Allen Jones carried five times for 146 yards and three touchdowns as the Ursuline High football team had no trouble with St. Thomas Aquinas, rolling to a 50-7 win on Friday.

Paul Kempe completed 3 of 5 passes for 106 yards and two TDs, one on a 72-yarder to junior Akise Teague and the other a 20-yard pass to Jake Dragovich, both in the first quarter.

Aaron Edwards and Shannon Hightower had the other two TD runs for the Irish (3-2). Nico Irizarry had one carry for 46 yards, Aaron Page had five carries for 47 yards and Jermaine Williams carried five times for 21 yards.

“I think our O-line played really well,” said Irish coach Dan Reardon. “They blitzed two or three linebackers on every play and they handled it well. That made it easy for our backs.

“Once they get to the line of scrimmage, there wasn’t a whole lot else back there.

Ursuline, which was off last week, plays its first home game of the season next weekend.

“Our North American road tour has come to an end,” said Reardon, whose team has played in Columbus, Wheeling, W.Va., Mentor, Bedford and Louisville so far. “Friday is our Senior Night and our home opener. That’s got to be some sort of record.”

Sean Dempsey ran for 48 yards, including a 31-yard TD, and also had two catches for 14 yards to lead the Knights (1-5), who managed just 133 yards of offense.

Cardinal Mooney 55, Buffalo St. Francis 7

BUFFALO SEmD Mooney (6-0) rushed for 400 yards and eight touchdowns.

Senior Braylon Heard collected 111 yards on 13 carries and scored a 31-yard touchdown while Kerrington Griffin tacked on six runs for 105 yards and scores covering 4 and 48 yards.

Alex Zordich went 2-for-2 passing for 68 yards and rushed for two short touchdowns while Ray Vinopal (35 yards) and Mark Brandenstein (54) also scored.

Mooney had more first downs (17-5) and suffered no turnovers.

In the computer ratings this week, Mooney was first in Div. III, Region 9 and the Cardinals were first in the AP poll.

Warren JFK 21, Wheeling Catholic 14

WARREN — Anthony Angelo scored with just over seven minutes remaining to give Warren JFK the win over Wheeling Central Catholic.

Korin Stubbs and Nate Marisco also scored for the Eagles (3-2). Angelo, who rushed for 74 yards, scored on a 5-yard run, Stubbs added 92 yards on 12 carries for the Eagles.

Zack Hood threw two touchdown passes for Wheeling Catholic, one an 82-yard bomb to Jordan Sorge.

Louisville 42, West Branch 7

BELOIT — The Leopards came into Warrior country hungry as they ran over West Branch (2-4, 1-2 Northeastern Buckeye Conference).

Louisville (6-0, 3-0 NBC) rushed for 375 yards and all six touchdowns, five of them coming in the second quarter.

Louisville backs Chad Neff and Lucas Poyser were both able to get in the end zone three times and rushed for a combined 315 yards on the Warriors, while West Branch’s Mark Smith carried the ball 16 times for 94 yards but wasn’t able to get anything started for the Warriors.

Aliquippa 33, Mohawk 18

BESSEMER, Pa — Aliquippa (3-2, 2-2 Midwestern-AA) got off to a quick start as they were able to hold off on Mohawk (2-3, 2-3 Midwestern-AA) 33-18.

The game had a combined 12 fumbles with Mohawk grabbing six of seven off Aliquippa, but they weren’t able to get anything going. Aliquippa’s Tyriq Dorsett led all rushers with 118 yards on nine carries, and quarterback John Beatty went 20-49 for 234 yards, but that wasn’t a big enough push for Mohawk.

Martins Ferry 28, East Liverpool 6

MARTINS FERRY — The Potters are 2-4. Details were not reported.

Kent Roosevelt 33, Southeast 0

KENT — Southeast is 0-6 and 0-3 in the Portage Trail Conference. Details were not reported.

Pymatuning Valley 26, Mathews 12

PYMATUNING VALLEY — Mathews is 0-6. Details were not reported.