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Beaver Dam sophomore running back Gabe Klatt set a new school record with 398 rushing yards on 35 carries with six touchdowns as the Golden Beavers downed Janesville Craig 38-27. Klatt's big day broke the previous mark held by R.J. Shelton, who would go on to play at Michigan State. 

With running back Jakob Simmons, one of the state's leading rushers coming in, out of the game early after just two carries, the Westosha Central Falcons turned to the air, with quarterback Nick Argersinger throwing it 39 times. He completed 28 of them for 367 yards and two touchdowns, though it wasn't enough as Westosha went down to Badger 42-27.

Waukesha South went down early and big to Arrowhead on Friday in a 54-13 loss to the Warhawks, but the Blackshirts' passing game did continue to put up yards, with senior Dylan Guckenberger hauling in 12 passes for 252 yards and a touchdown. 

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