By Blake Chadwick
After a 59-7 win over Maize, the Derby Panthers have now outscored their opponents 235-21 throughout their first four games.
Derby’s defense has dominated, and that was no different on Friday as Dalton Hornback and Kikoa Indalecio each scored defensive touchdowns — Hornback on a 29-yard return and Indalecio on a 38-yard fumble return for a TD.
That defense — which held Maize to 105 yards of offense — has led to easy offense and highlight plays from senior Tennessee commit Da’Saahn Brame, who has been a matchup problem all year scoring as a tight end and even on special teams. Brame had five catches for 96 yards and three touchdowns.
Quarterback Drew Kemp completed 9 of 10 passes for 135 yards and four touchdowns. Arieus Finley had nine carries for 106 yards, plus a touchdown and a receiving touchdown, while Davon Morrison had 81 yards on five carries and one touchdown.
The Panthers will meet Hutchinson at home on Oct. 4 for another AVCTL matchup. Hutchinson (3-1) beat Salina South 47-0.
Andale took care of Collegiate 47-6 on the back of Sam and Landon Harp, who accounted for six total touchdowns.
The Indians are still undefeated and have now won 76 straight times at home.
Wichita Northwest gets one step closer to a City League title after a 48-24 win over Kapaun.
Maize South continued its winning ways, beating Campus 51-13.
Andover Central opened its game with an 80-yard pass play from Jace Jefferson to Brandt Stupka on the Jaguars’ way to a 24-0 win against Valley Center. By the midpoint of the third quarter, the duo had combined for three touchdowns.
The Jaguars’ defense held Valley Center to 95 yards of offense.
Eisenhower remains perfect, racing to a 44-7 lead through the third quarter. The Tigers beat Salina Central 51-28.
Goddard took care of business 41-7 over Newton.
The Lions are now 3-1.
Cheney took a 14-7 first-quarter lead and stretched it to a 50-22 win over Clearwater.
The Cardinals are now 4-0.
Hesston jumped out early with a 46-0 halftime lead over Nickerson. The Swathers went on to finish 53-6 and are still undefeated.
Haven is 4-0 after beating Douglass 37-0.
Wichita South beat Bishop Carroll 32-7. It was the Titans’ first win over Carroll since 1992.
Friday’s scores
Andale 47, Wichita Collegiate 6
Andover 35, Arkansas City 7
Andover Central 24, Valley Center 0
Attica-Argonia 48, Norwich 28
Buhler 55, Circle 14
Cheney 50, Clearwater 22
Derby 59, Maize 7
Eisenhower 51, Salina Central 28
Ell-Saline 46, Canton-Galva 0
Garden Plain 56, Belle Plaine 0
Goddard 41, Newton 7
Great Bend 61, Wichita North 7
Haven 37, Douglass 0
Hesston 53, Nickerson 6
Hillsboro 27, Halstead 0
Hoisington 53, Southwestern Heights 6
Humboldt 56, Eureka 12
Hutchinson Central Christian 46, Fairfield 6
Hutchinson Trinity 30, Sumner 28
Inman 30, Remington 26
Little River 58, Goessel 0
Maize South 51, Campus 13
McPherson 29, Winfield 23 OT
Moundridge 76, Herington 6
Mulvane 19, Augusta 0
Osborne 54, Beloit St. John’s-Tipton 0
Oxford 84, Independent 12
Peabody-Burns 58, Pawnee Heights 20
Pratt 49, Chaparral 10
Victoria 56, Pretty Prairie 0
Republic County 18, Bennington 14
Rock Creek 42, Abilene 6
Rose Hill 39, El Dorado 12
Sedgwick 35, Marion 8
SE-Saline 40, Kingman 6
Trinity Academy 55, Smoky Valley 44
Valley Heights 32, Salina Sacred Heart 16
Wellington 43, Labette County 6
West Elk 54, Oswego 44
Wichita East 48, Wichita West 0
Wichita Northwest 48, Kapaun 24
Wichita South 32, Bishop Carroll 7
Thursday’s scores
Conway Springs 45, Medicine Lodge 24 — After Medicine Lodge took a 10-0 lead, Conway Springs scored the next 31 points en route to a 4-0 start.
Hutchinson 47, Salina South 0
