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Abbotsford had 690 yards of offense, including 650 rushing yards in a 63-27 win over Iola-Scandinavia on Friday night. A considerable amount of that damage was done by freshman Christian Fuentes. He carried the ball 13 times for 373 yards and five touchdowns, averaging 28.7 yards per carry. He also caught two passes for 31 yards, accounting for more than 400 total yards by himself. He also had five tackles on defense, including three for loss.

Belleville scored a 41-8 win over fellow unbeaten Southwestern/East Dubuque on Friday night, putting up big numbers through the air. Most of it was done by senior quarterback Aidan Keyes, who completed 15-of-22 passes for 343 yards with five touchdowns. Eight different receivers caught a pass in the game, as Keyes spread the ball around well.

Wisconsin Dells was a dominant 42-0 victor against Westfield in a South Central Conference game on Friday night. Junior receiver Degan Jensen continued his big season with a 10-catch, 216-yard performance that included an 85-yard touchdown reception to get the scoring going for the Chiefs.

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