The Hawks’ aerial attack was on display, with Paige White and Audrey Newton each throwing two TD strikes.
White completed 10 of 18 for 80 yards. Newton was 7-of-10 for 89 yards.
McKenna Patterson was Urbana’s top receiver with six grabs for 84 yards and two TDs.
White had three rushes for 84 yards, including a 66-yard TD. Emma Warner and Addison Queen each had a TD grab.
On defense, Urbana’s McKenna Gotlinger had two picks and Caitlin Crotty had one pick. Audrey Newton and Ella O’Connor each recorded five tackles.
The Railroaders caught an 11-yard TD pass from Gabby Stefanik to Andy Welsh, ending the Hawks’ season-long scoreless streak.
Stefanik threw for 97 yards. Wales also made an interception.
Ella Sadiq had nine catches for 64 yards and seven tackles, tying Lily Hall for the most on the team.
Thomas Johnson 18, Takarora 6
No details were provided for T.J.
For the Titans (3-3), Laney Burton completed 11 of 16 passes for 142 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions.
Alyssa Hartis had five receptions for 90 yards and one TD. Megan Lockett recorded eight tackles, including one for loss and one pass deflection. On offense, he had three catches for 28 yards.
Oakdale 39, Walkersville 0
The Bears’ Grace Meyer ran for three touchdowns and threw one to Ashley Turk.
Layla McFarland had one rushing touchdown and one pick-six. Oakdale also got interceptions from Morgan Rielly, Maddie Wright and Olivia Lennon.
Frederick’s details have not been disclosed.
Catoctin’s Peyton Davis completed 5-of-17 passes for 93 yards passing and 33 rushing yards. All of her passing yards went to Caden Glotfelty.
On defense, Morgan Gregory recorded five tackles.
Middletown 2, Linganore 1
The Knights’ Alex DeBrint and Omar Aguilar scored off assists from Rory Kopelson and Kashton Dalhaus to defeat the Lancers.
Middletown (6-4-2) goaltender Gary Wright made four saves.
Brunswick 3, Smithsburg 1
All three of the Railroaders’ goals came on assists from Alison George.
Reik Jensen scored two goals for Brunswick. The other point was scored by Jaycee Powell.
Goaltender Sidney Williams made eight saves.
Rylan Bravin of the Hawks was the lowest medalist with 38.
For Urbana, Mason Jenkins had 39 RBIs, as did Zac Taylor, who led the Bears.
