Wisconsin high school football: Top 10 Week 7 matchups

Week 7 of the Wisconsin high school football season is here and we are putting the spotlight on the biggest games.

Week 7 games to watch

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

Muskego (5-1) at Arrowhead (6-0)

First place is on the line in the much-anticipated Classic Eight Conference clash. Arrowhead is the league’s only remaining unbeaten team and has dominated its opponents, including a 35-0 win over Oconomowoc last week. Running backs Jebari Craig and Devin Nettles lead the Warhawks’ offense. Craig has 999 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns, while Nettles has 691 rushing yards and 10 scores. Muskego lost 19-16 to Oconomowoc two weeks ago but bounced back last week with a 31-6 win over Franklin. Quarterback Joey Shaw accounted for three touchdowns, completing 6 of 8 passes for 277 yards and two scores and rushing for another touchdown. Running back Bryson Hoeffler leads the Warriors with 523 rushing yards and seven touchdowns.

West De Pere (6-0) at Bay Port (6-0)
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First place in the FRCC North is on the line. Quarterbacks Bray Babich and Braydon Maney headline a Bay Port offense averaging nearly 48 points per game. Babich has passed for 930 yards and nine touchdowns and rushed for three more scores, while Maney has passed for 711 yards and eight touchdowns and rushed for four more scores. Quarterback Andrew Greisen leads a West De Pere offense averaging nearly 38 points per game. He has passed for 1,322 yards and 16 touchdowns.

Notre Dame Academy (6-0) at Menasha (5-1)

The FRCC South’s only two teams unbeaten in conference play meet in a key showdown. Notre Dame’s Kingston Allen leads the nation with 1,702 rushing yards and 32 total touchdowns. The Wisconsin commit rushed for 295 yards and six touchdowns in last week’s 49-0 win over Oshkosh North. Allen is 1,884 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns away from tying state records. Menasha has won five straight and is led by running backs Logan Bivens and Keonte Thigpen. Bivens has 684 rushing yards and 11 rushing touchdowns, while Thigpen has 433 rushing yards and 12 rushing touchdowns. Thigpen also has a receiving score.

La Crosse Logan (6-0) at Reedsburg (5-1)

Two of the Mississippi Valley Conference’s top three teams meet, with La Crosse Logan entering the game tied with Holmen atop the league standings. Holmen defeated Reedsburg 7-0 two weeks ago. La Crosse Logan is led by running back Jameson Degenhardt, who has 835 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns. Thomas Check also plays a key role in the backfield with 618 rushing yards and six scores. Cormac McGowan leads Reedsburg’s ground game with 676 rushing yards and nine touchdowns. Ian McClure has added 372 rushing yards and five touchdowns for the Beavers.

Mondovi (5-1) at Regis (5-1)

Both teams enter the matchup one game behind Cloverbelt Conference leader Durand-Arkansaw. Regis is coming off a 15-8 win over Fall Creek, while Mondovi cruised to a 42-12 win over Neillsville/Granton. Quarterback Bode Falkner has accounted for 24 touchdowns for Mondovi — 17 passing and seven rushing. Regis features a balanced rushing attack led by Noah Laber, who has 386 rushing yards and nine touchdowns.

Waterford (4-2) at Union Grove (6-0)
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Southern Lakes Conference leader Union Grove is coming off a 42-7 win over Westosha Central, while Waterford lost 43-35 to Elkhorn for its first conference loss of the season. Union Grove quarterback Quinn Schultz has accounted for 13 touchdowns, passing for 640 yards and five scores and rushing for 420 yards and eight touchdowns. Waterford is led by running back Jax Pesch, who has 1,055 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns.

Aquinas (5-1) at Arcadia (5-1)

The Coulee Conference matchup features two teams looking to remain one game behind league leader West Salem, which handed each team its only loss of the season. Arcadia has surpassed 1,000 yards through the air and on the ground. Quarterback Carter Wegman has passed for 1,032 yards and nine touchdowns, while Logan Breska leads the rushing attack with 581 yards and nine scores. Aquinas also features a balanced offense. Quarterback Owen Ludlow has passed for 799 yards and nine touchdowns, while Luke Jones leads the Blugolds with 474 rushing yards and three scores.

Port Washington (6-0) at Grafton (4-2)
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Undefeated Port Washington enters the matchup tied with Plymouth atop the Glacier Trails Conference, while Grafton sits one game behind after losing 33-21 to West Bend West last week. Port Washington is coming off a 29-10 win over Kettle Moraine Lutheran and is led by quarterback Jack Bunyan leads the state with 1,943 passing yards and has thrown 21 touchdowns, the third-most in the state. His top target is Kade Kintop, who has 39 catches for a state-leading 816 yards and nine scores. Grafton quarterback Hunter Klippel has accounted for 15 touchdowns, passing for 960 yards and 10 scores and rushing for 361 yards and five touchdowns.

Benton/Scales Mound IL/Shullsburg (5-1) at Darlington (6-0)

Darlington has dominated opponents this season, averaging more than 38 points per game while allowing fewer than five points per contest and posting two shutouts. Quarterback Zeke Zuberbuhler leads the Redbirds’ offense and has accounted for 11 touchdowns. He has passed for 513 yards and six scores and rushed for 317 yards and five touchdowns. The Benton/Scales Mound/Shullsburg co-op is led by Connor Doyle, who has rushed for 900 yards and 13 touchdowns and added 250 receiving yards and two more scores.

Edgar (5-1) at Pacelli (5-1)
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Marawood Conference leader Edgar posted a 22-0 win over Loyal/Greenwood last week. The Wildcats are led by two-way player Graham Streit, who has 572 rushing yards and seven touchdowns on offense and 28 solo tackles, four tackles for loss and a sack on defense. Longtime Edgar head coach Jerry Sinz, who has led the program since 1975, recently surpassed 500 career wins. Pacelli is coming off a 42-8 win over Pittsville and is led by running backs Bryce Flaker (806 rushing yards, nine touchdowns) and Eric Reincke (427 rushing yards, 10 touchdowns).