SKYLINE 40, MINICO 14

Skyline beat Minico 40-14 on Friday at Holt Arena in the 4A state championship game. The Grizzlies have won the last two 4A state championships.

Skyline (10-2) tallied 241 yards rushing, led by 100 yards and three touchdowns from Kyler Morgan. The Grizzlies led 14-0 after the first quarter and 27-8 at halftime before cruising to the win. Minico (9-3) was led by Larry Vega’s 63 yards rushing.

PRAIRIE 36, GENESEE 28

Prairie beat Genesee 36-28 on Friday at the Kibbie Dome in the the 1A DI state championship game. The Pirates (11-1) opened the season with a 36-6 loss to Genesee (10-1), but rallied off 11 consecutive wins to close the year. The state title is Prairie’s first since 2014.

CAREY 50, TRI-VALLEY 42

Carey out-dueled Tri-Valley 50-42 on Saturday at Middleton High School to win the 1A DII state championship game. The Panthers (12-0) won their first state title since 2010 and handed the Titans (10-1) their first loss of the season.

Carey’s Porter Mecham had 25 offensive touches for 304 yards and three scores. Tri-Valley’s Chip Mitchell and Teddy Ertel combined for 275 yards rushing in the loss. Tri-Valley led 12-8 in the first quarter, but Carey stormed back to take a 30-20 lead at halftime. Carey never trailed in the second half.

SKYLINE 40, MINICO 14

Skyline 14 13 6 7 — 40

Minico 0 8 6 0 — 14

SCORING SUMMARY

FIRST QUARTER

Skyline — Kyler Morgan 8-yard run (PAT blocked) 7:49

S — Morgan 13-yard run (Dylan Bialas 2-point conversion to Caleb Mayes good) 0:17

SECOND QUARTER

Minico — John Perrigot 1-yard run (Larry Vega 2-point conversion good) 8:57

S — Cruz Taylor 99-yard kick return (PAT good) 8:44

S — Morgan 24-yard run (2-point conversion failed) 2:54

THIRD QUARTER

S — Dylan Bialas 14-yard pass to Easton Taylor (2-point conversion failed) 4:57

M — Tim Miller 3-yard run (2-point conversion failed) 2:11

FOURTH QUARTER

S — Bialas 2-yard pass to Caleb Mayes (PAT good) 7:08

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING— Skyline: Kyler Morgan 18-100-3, Lukas Herrmann 6-35, Cruz Taylor 4-66, Dylan Bialas 10-29, Jace Eames 2-11. Minico: Larry Vega 16-63, John Perrigot 8-7-1, Tim Miller 3-5-1, Colter May 4-16.

PASSING — Skyline: Dylan Bialas 13-17-130-2, Cruz Taylor: 0-1. John Perrigot 16-29-112-0-3.

RECEIVING — Skyline: Caleb Mayes 5-44-1, Easton Taylor 4-33-1, Kodiak Hussey 3-18, Lukas Herrmann 1-11, Kyler Morgan 1-33. Minico: Nicky Caldera 7-65, Larry Vega 5-21, Colter May 2-21.

CAREY 50, TRI-VALLEY 42

Carey 14 16 6 14 — 50

Tri-Valley 12 8 8 14 — 42

FIRTH QUARTER

TV — Teddy Ertel 7-yard run (pass failed), 6:54

CAR — Porter Mecham 70-yard run (Houston Hennefer run), 6:05

TV — Collin Kindall 1-yard run (pass failed), 4:25

CAR — Kaden Koudelka 78-yard pass from Houston Hennefer (pass failed), 3:02

SECOND QUARTER

CAR — Hilario Ruiz 6-yard run (Hennefer pass to Tanner Mecham), 6:19

CAR — Mecham 24-yard pass from Hennefer (Hennefer to Mecham pass), 4:23

TV — Chip Mitchell 37-yard pass from Jayden Mink (Ertel run), 0:25

THIRD QUARTER

CAR — Mecham 89-yard run (pass failed), 10:10

TV — Parker Cornwell 50-yard kick return (Ertel run), 10:03

FOURTH QUARTER

CAR — Koudelka 8-yard pass from Hennefer (Hennefer to Koudelka pass), 9:50

TV — Chip Mitchell 48-yard run (Mitchell run), 8:27

CAR — Houston Hennefer 2-yard run (pass failed), 2:03

TV — Ertel 17-yard pass from Mink (run failed), 0:18

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Carey: Houston Hennefer 11-24, D.J. Parke 1-1, Hilario Ruiz 8-25, Hayden Wayment 1-5, Carson Simpson 1-2, Porter Mecham 21-262. Tri-Valley: Jayden Mink 4-(-3), Chip Mitchell 11-119, Teddy Ertel 22-156, Collin Kindall 5-18.

PASSING — Carey: Hennefer 11-17-0 208. Tri-Valley: Mink 6-13-3 88; Mitchell 2-4-0 17.

RECEIVING — Carey: Kaden Koudelka 4-109, Tanner Mecham 3-57, P. Mecham 4-42. Tri-Valley: Mitchell 4-74, Nathan Kindall 1-12, Ertel 1-17, C. Kindall 2-2.

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