Video: Dontavies Harris' highlights vs. Conley
Watch the Rampants' running back run rampant over Conley for 349 yards and six TDs.
MaxPreps presents the Top 10 highest scoring high school football games of the week.
Top 10 Highest Scoring Games of the Week
144 - Rose (Greenville, N.C.) 77, Conley (Greenville, N.C.) 67
The two teams set a North Carolina record for most points combined, beating the old record of 142. Rose had 750 yards of offense with
Dontavies Harris rushing for 349 yards and six touchdowns and
Caleb Edwards caught seven passes for 297 yards and three scores.
Holton Ahlers of Conley threw for 507 yards and had nine touchdowns combined rushing and passing.
137 - Puyallup (Wash.) 77, South Kitsap (Port Orchard, Wash.) 60
Nathaniel Holcomb set a Washington state record with 10 touchdown passes for Puyallup in the win. Brian Lindgren held the previous record with nine. Holcomb threw for 451 yards in the win, completing 33 of 53 passes.
132 - Murrieta Valley (Murrieta, Calif.) 70, Oaks Christian (Westlake Village, Calif.) 62
One week after scoring 63 points in a win, Oaks Christian scored 62 points in a loss, this time to Murrieta Valley.
Matt Corral of Oaks Christian threw for 503 yards, including a national record 99 yard touchdown pass to
Mycah Pittman. The sophomore receiver finished with 13 catches for 380 yards. Sophomore
Zach Charbonnet added six touchdown runs. For Murrieta Valley,
Hank Bachmeier threw for 408 yards and seven touchdowns while
Olita Palmer ran for 269 yards and two scores.
Murietta Valley quarterback Hank Bachmeier threw for 408 yards and 7 TDs in a 70-62 win Friday over Oaks Christian.
Photo by Michael Jaynes
Tazewell overcame a 21-point deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat Rural Retreat.
Mason Mullins ran back a 90-yard kickoff, caught a 63-yard and nine-yard pass and also threw a 36-yard touchdown pass in the win.
130 - Simon Kenton (Independence, Ky.) 77, Highlands (Fort Thomas, Ky.) 53
Cameron Racke threw six touchdown passes and ran for three more to lead Simon Kenton. He had 273 yards passing and 130 yards rushing as Simon Kenton had 752 yards of total offense.
128 - Grape Creek (San Angelo, Texas) 78, Coahoma (Texas) 50
Juan Buenrostro ran for four touchdowns and
Austin Barron ran for three and passed for one for Grape Creek.
126 - Beaver (Pa.) 77, Keystone Oaks (Pittsburgh) 49
Beaver's Darius Wise ran for 403 yards and scored seven touchdowns in the win while
Alex Smith threw for 450 yards and ran for 203. He had ran for three touchdowns and threw for four.
122 - Ridgewood (New Port Richey, Fla.) 62, Anclote (Holiday, Fla.) 60
Chris Melton caught a 72-yard pass and also had kickoff returns of 72 and 75 yards for touchdowns in Ridgewood's win.
119 - St. Clair (Mich.) 71, South Lake (St. Clair Shores, Mich.) 48
Ethan Mahn had six touchdowns for St. Clair, including two kickoff returns and a 96-yard run. The two teams combined for three kickoff returns for touchdowns in the third quarter alone.
119 - Kearsley (Flint, Mich.) 67, Swartz Creek (Mich.) 52
For Swartz Creek,
Joe Hill threw for 312 yards and four touchdowns and ran for 147 yards and two scores. The contest was one of three games in Michigan that produced 119 combined points.
119 - Hackett Catholic Prep (Kalamazoo, Mich.) 62, Constantine (Mich.) 57
Sophomore quarterback Eric Wenzel didn't even start for United, but he came into the game and threw for 413 yards and four touchdowns and also ran for three scores.
119 - Ashwaubenon (Green Bay, Wis.) 63, Southwest (Green Bay, Wis.) 56
Ryan Johnson threw for 299 yards and four touchdowns, including the game-winner with one minute remaining.
Brock Koski added 201 yards and two touchdowns rushing.
119 - Festus (Mo.) 70, Windsor (Mo.) 49
Tyler Sexton ran for 190 yards and five touchdowns in the win for Festus.
