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Broadneck's Ethon Williams. (Daniel Kucin Jr. / Capital Gazette)
Ethon Williams broke the Maryland state career receiving touchdowns record midway through the first quarter while Jason Carcamo and Andre Woods, Jr. combined for 278 yards rushing and three touchdowns as Broadneck defeated Glen Burnie, 26-7.
Williams set the new mark with a three-yard score from Josh Ehrlich with 7 minutes, 12 seconds remaining in the first quarter to open the scoring. He now has 50 touchdowns and finished the night with two receptions total, putting him two shy of Arundel's R.J. Harris for the county career record of 190.
Woods, Jr. scored from four yards out on the last play of the first half and added a 68-yard touchdown run in the third, finishing with 99 yards on just five carries. Carcamo had 179 yards on 25 carries, including a five-yard score early in the fourth.
Carlos Coates led the Bruins with seven tackles and 3.5 tackles for loss and John Bragaw added 2.5 tackles for loss and a sack. Luis Rodriguez also had a sack and Thomas Coble had an interception for Broadneck (9-0).
Cameron Simms scored on a 47-yard fumble recovery for Glen Burnie, and led the team with seven tackles. Bryce Mitchell had an interception and Carl Hawkins rushed 20 times for 88 yards for the Gophers (2-7).
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ARCHBISHOP SPALDING 47, GILMAN 0: Jayden Umberger completed 11 of 14 passes for 172 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 188 yards and two touchdowns on 10 carries to spark the Cavaliers (5-2-1).
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With heavy rain falling for most of the game, Jordan Andrews ran for 178 yards on 24 carries and scored three touchdowns to lead Arundel to a 26-21 victory over Old Mill on Friday night.
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Zakee Wheatley Chris Clark, Khari Butler and Brevin Easton each hauled in a touchdown pass. Austin Tutas tossed a touchdown pass as Spalding opened up a 47-0 halftime lead.
PALLOTTI 14, ST. MARY'S 0: Alex Wicks rushed for 106 yards on 29 carries for the Saints (5-4).
CHESAPEAKE 28, SOUTHERN 9: Chesapeake is now 7-2. Southern is 0-9.
MEADE 23, NORTHEAST 17 (OT): Northeast falls to 6-3. Meade is 3-6.
SOUTH RIVER 16, NORTH COUNTY 6: Joe Foy rushed for 142 yards, including a 28-yard touchdown in the third quarter as South River kept its playoff hopes alive. Nate Carbaugh added 48 yards and a touchdown on the ground for the Seahawks (5-4), while Aaron Stecklow had a safety.
Deontez Parker rushed for 86 yards and a touchdown for North County. Juwan Burrus had 62 yards receiving for the Knights (1-8).
ST. PAUL'S 40, SEVERN 6: Craig Stevens hit Jon Jarosz for a touchdown for the Admirals' only score.
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NORTH CAROLINE 41, KENT ISLAND 6: Kent Island falls to 4-5. North Caroline is 9-0.
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