Chicagoland High School Football Week 6 Highlights

Brother Rice vs. Mount Carmel

Senior receiver Anthony Cartolano made a significant impact for Brother Rice with three catches totaling 80 yards. His performance included a crucial 20-yard touchdown catch that helped Brother Rice secure a 35-24 victory over Mount Carmel in the Catholic League Blue clash in Chicago.

Geneva vs. Batavia

In a match centered around elite quarterbacks, Geneva’s Ben Peterson emerged victorious. The eventful game concluded with Peterson’s short screen pass to Nelson Wendell, leading to a 49-yard touchdown. This play sealed Geneva’s 56-49 win in the DuKane Conference, marking the highest-scoring game in the rivalry’s 108-year history.

Oak Lawn vs. Evergreen Park

Senior running back Jayden Schlosser led Oak Lawn to a 21-14 overtime win against Evergreen Park. He amassed 111 rushing yards and a touchdown. His determination and effort were key factors in Oak Lawn’s South Suburban Red victory.

Sandburg vs. Lincoln-Way Central

Sandburg’s Kendall McDowell made a game-winning, one-handed catch on a crucial fourth-and-goal play. Quarterback Sean Ruisz found McDowell, who secured the ball with a reach that left spectators in relief. Sandburg edged out Lincoln-Way Central 21-17 in the SouthWest Suburban Conference contest.

Warren vs. Zion-Benton

Warren junior running back Jonathan Randolph showed impressive skill with a 67-yard touchdown run, adding two more scores during Warren’s 49-6 triumph over Zion-Benton in the North Suburban Conference.

Naperville Central vs. Metea Valley

Junior Mark Williams delivered a key play for Naperville Central. A pass from quarterback Simon Hayes to Williams turned into a 55-yard touchdown, ensuring a 36-29 victory over Metea Valley in the DuPage Valley Conference at Memorial Stadium.

Wheaton Warrenville South vs. Wheaton North

Wheaton Warrenville South relied on junior quarterback AJ Rogers to turn around their match against Wheaton North. After a challenging first half, Rogers led his team to a 21-16 win with accurate passing in the second half, maintaining their momentum over the previously unbeaten Falcons.

Crown Point vs. Valparaiso

AJ Summers demonstrated versatility for Crown Point, contributing as both a quarterback and linebacker. His efforts in passing and defense led to a 28-14 victory over Valparaiso in the Duneland Athletic Conference. Coach Craig Buzea praised Summers for his unique impact on the field.