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TORONTO FINISHES STRONG

TORONTO -- The Toronto football team earned a hard-fought senior night victory over visiting Cameron on Friday night to close the regular season strong, 28-21.

The Red Knights finish their regular season with a 9-1 mark and have earned a top-four seed and a bye week in the opening round of the Division VII, Region 27 playoffs.

Drake Bouscher ran for 109 yards and a pair of TDs, while Max Rebich went 18 of 20 passing for 260 yards and two touchdowns.

Kenny Jett hauled in seven passes for 98 yards and a score, while Colt Joynson brought down six passes for 95 yards and a TD and Brody Close caught three passes for 60 yards.

Jett also had seven tackles on defense, while Bouscher had eight tackles, four assists and a TFL. Jackson Gibson had six tackles, a TFL and a sack and Colton Wiseman had eight tackles and two TFLs. Joynson had a game-sealing interception.

The Knights have a week off before opening their playoff run at home on Nov. 6.

HUSKIES WIN THE VALES TROPHY

CADIZ -- The Harrison Central football team was firing on all cylinders in the season finale on Friday night at Wagner Field, rolling to a 68-14 victory over rival Buckeye Local to capture the VALES Trophy.

The Huskies opened a big lead early and did not look back in closing their season with win. The Huskies finish the season 2-8, while Buckeye Local closed at 0-10.

MADONNA FALLS ON SENIOR NIGHT

WEIRTON -- The Madonna football team dropped a 51-21 loss at home at Jimmy Carey Stadium Friday night to visiting Leetonia.

The Blue Dons drop to 1-7 on the season and take on Clay-Battle on Thursday night.

SOUTHERN GARRETT TOPS OAK GLEN

NEW MANCHESTER -- The Oak Glen football team dropped a tough 42-30 decision to Southern Garrett (Maryland) on Friday night at the Bears Den.

Oak Glen falls to 4-5 on the season and has its bye week before closing the season against Hampshire on Nov. 6.

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