Wisconsin high school football: Top 10 Week 6 matchups

Week 6 of the Wisconsin high school football season is here and we are putting the spotlight on the biggest games.

Week 6 games to watch

All listed games are scheduled for Friday at 7 p.m.

Arrowhead (5-0) at Oconomowoc (4-1) 

The Classic Eight Conference showdown features two of the top teams in the state. Arrowhead has rolled through its schedule, averaging more than 39 points per game while allowing fewer than 10. The Warhawks are coming off a 47-0 win over Kettle Moraine and are led by running backs Jebari Craig (873 rushing yards, 10 touchdowns) and Devin Nettles (572 rushing yards, eight touchdowns). Oconomowoc is coming off a 19-16 upset win over Muskego. Quarterback Austin Munzel passed for 111 yards and a touchdown and added 99 rushing yards. Damian Bartolotta rushed for 114 yards and a touchdown, increasing his season totals to 782 rushing yards and six scores.

Muskego (4-1) at Franklin (3-2)

Muskego and Franklin meet in another key Classic Eight Conference matchup. Muskego lost 19-16 to Oconomowoc last week while Franklin cruised to a 31-3 win over Mukwonago. Five Muskego players have scored at least two rushing touchdowns, led by Bryson Hoeffler with 513 rushing yards and seven scores. Running back Dillon Herling leads Franklin’s offense with 812 rushing yards and eight touchdowns.

Kenosha Bradford (4-1) at Racine Case (4-1)

Kenosha Bradford and Racine Case meet with sole possession of first place in the Southeast Conference on the line. Bradford has posted back-to-back shutouts, including a 49-0 win over Kenosha Tremper last week. Racine Case has shut out three straight opponents, including a 68-0 win over Racine Horlick last week. Quarterback Nolberto Rosales has passed for 1,157 yards and 17 touchdowns for Bradford. Larenzz Pratt leads the team with 412 receiving yards and five touchdowns. Racine Case relies heavily on its rushing attack, led by Morell Jackson with 792 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns.

Little Chute (5-0) at Freedom (5-0)

First place in the North Eastern Conference will be on the line when two of the top teams in Division 4 meet. Freedom averages more than 52 points per game while allowing just seven. Little Chute averages 43 while surrendering fewer than nine. Running back Axzil Eggert leads Freedom with 752 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns while Reece Joten paces Little Chute’s balanced rushing attack with 507 yards and six scores.

Hamilton (5-0) at Catholic Memorial (2-3) 
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Hamilton, the Greater Metro Conference leader, topped Brookfield Central 35-28 last week while Catholic Memorial lost its third straight game in falling 35-14 to Marquette. Quarterback Cole Erdmann has passed for 1,068 yards and 10 touchdowns and rushed for three more scores. The Chargers’ leading rusher is Brayden Schroeder, who has 478 rushing yards and nine touchdowns. Running back Devon Williams leads Catholic Memorial’s offense with 342 rushing yards and three touchdowns.

Whitefish Bay (4-1) at Homestead (5-0)
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The winner of this contest will take sole possession of first place in the North Shore Conference. Homestead rolled to a 48-7 win over Cedarburg in Week 5 as running back Vincent Yodbut rushed for 179 yards and three touchdowns. Yodbut leads the team with 699 rushing yards and nine touchdowns this season. Whitefish Bay is coming off a 35-14 win over Slinger and is led on offense by running backs Kaden Kelly and Lateef Love. Both have more than 400 rushing yards, with Kelly scoring four touchdowns and Love adding three. Oshkosh North (2-3) at Notre Dame Academy (5-0)
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Kingston Allen has 1,406 rushing yards and 26 touchdowns, with both totals ranking second nationally. Last week, the Wisconsin commit rushed for 122 yards and five touchdowns on five carries in a 70-0 win over Green Bay East. Allen, who surpassed 5,000 career rushing yards in the victory, is 2,179 rushing yards and 24 touchdowns shy of tying the state career records.

New Berlin Eisenhower (4-1) at Waukesha South (4-1) 
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The Parkland Conference teams enter the matchup one game behind conference leaders Pewaukee and New Berlin West. Waukesha South is coming off a 35-0 loss to New Berlin West, while New Berlin Eisenhower posted a 23-8 win over Milwaukee Lutheran. Waukesha South quarterback Jordan Garcia has passed for 1,094 yards and 15 touchdowns and rushed for five more scores. New Berlin Eisenhower running back Masyn Brown leads the offense with 470 rushing yards and eight touchdowns.

Durand-Arkansaw (5-0) at Elk Mound (4-1)

Durand-Arkansaw is the only remaining unbeaten team in the Cloverbelt Conference after defeating Regis 20-15 last week. Quarterback Luke Weber has passed for 641 yards and nine touchdowns and rushed for three more scores. Ian Havens leads the Panthers’ rushing attack with 493 yards and six touchdowns. Elk Mound, which lost 22-21 to Regis two weeks ago, earned a 28-7 win over Loyal/Greenwood last week. The Mounders are led by quarterback Jaxson Fizel, who has accounted for 11 touchdowns — seven rushing and four passing — and running back William Thatcher, who has 424 rushing yards and six touchdowns.

Ithaca/Weston (4-0) at Cashton (5-0) 

The winner will take sole possession of first place in the Scenic Bluffs Conference. Both teams cruised to wins last week, with Cashton defeating Hillsboro 28-7 and Ithaca/Weston beating Brookwood 35-7. Cashton is led by running back Jack Christensen, who has 486 rushing yards and nine touchdowns, while Spencer Nelson leads Ithaca/Weston with 380 rushing yards and four touchdowns. Nelson is Briggs Maxwell’s first cousin. Maxwell, a freshman at Ithaca High School, died in a farming accident in August.