BC High rolls past Andover
Senior Kyle Ewanouski got things going for BC High, scoring a pair of touchdowns before halftime in the Eagles' 38-14 victory over Andover last night.
John Jakobowski caught a 14-yard touchdown pass from Bill Kiley in the second quarter, was 5 for 5 on extra points, and kicked a 35-yard field goal in the first quarter.
Ryan Peek put his team on the board in the second quarter with a 92-yard kickoff return, but Andover trailed, 24-7, at halftime.
Kiley scored on a 20-yard run in the third quarter.
BC High (2-0) faces Acton-Boxboro (2-0) Friday.
Division 1
Nonleague: Bridgewater-Raynham 27, Durfee 7 - John Dunmore caught two TD passes from Kevin Bumpus.
Barnstable 38, Dennis-Yarmouth 31 - Freshman Doug Crook threw for a school-record 342 yards, and Isaiah Voegeli set a school mark with 203 yards rushing as Barnstable (2-0) remained undefeated.
Brockton 28, Taunton 0 - Sam Previte and Khalil James-Offley each scored two touchdowns for Brockton (1-2).
Xaverian 18, Waltham 0 - Steve Tomas scored two touchdowns and a kicked a field goal. Xaverian faces Brockton next week.
Catholic Memorial 28, Haverhill 21 - Lorenzo Warren scored two touchdowns to lead Catholic Memorial.
Silver Lake 28, New Bedford 16 - Jake Luque scored two touchdowns for Silver Lake (2-0).
Somerville 14, Boston Latin 6 - Jeff Guzman and Seamus Desmond scored a touchdown each for Somerville.
Reading 34, Medford 0 - Junior running back Tino Perrina scored three touchdowns before halftime for Reading (2-0).
Cambridge 20, Peabody 14 - Jerome Rodriguez and Justin Bernard each scored a fourth-quarter touchdown as Cambridge rallied.
Malden 20, Methuen 7 - David Freni scored two of his three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to lift Malden.
Division 1A
Nonleague: Bedford 28, Belmont 6 - Bedford's Tim McDonald ran for 114 yards and a touchdown.
Lincoln-Sudbury 20, Hingham 3 - A Derek Lowe TD pass, touchdown run, and pair of PAT kicks sealed the deal for L-S.
Somerset 11, Nauset 8 - Jake Scott's 8-yard touchdown run and 2-point conversion rush in the third quarter gave Somerset (2-0) the boost it needed.
Needham 27, Milton 13 - Jean Baptiste scored two second-half touchdowns for undefeated Needham (3-0).
Lowell 21, Nashua South (N.H.) 0 - Julian Carter's 85-yard interception return on the last play of the first half sparked Lowell. Teammate Ambruce Carter had 23 carries for 164 yards.
Billerica 34, Woburn 6 - Billerica freshman Nick LaSpada completed 8 of 11 passes for 153 yards and two touchdowns, and ran 11 times for 63 yards and a pair of TDs.
Sandwich 20, Whitman-Hanson 12 - Justin Fitzmaurice, Al Stanton, and Nick Recker scored Sandwich's touchdowns. Jerry Bowman and Tyler Munn scored for the Panthers.
Franklin 18, Milford 7 - Matt Carini scored two of Franklin's three touchdowns in a fourth-quarter rally.
Dover-Sherborn 27, Weston 15 - Andrew Perlmutter ran for 214 yards and three touchdowns on 32 carries and threw for 87 yards and one score as D-S rolled.
Division 2
Bay State: Natick 34, Brookline 7 - Tommy Brandt scored two touchdowns for the Red and Blue.
Nonleague: Arlington 35, Burlington 13 - Matt Willey and Dan O'Loughlin united for Arlington (1-1), scoring two touchdowns apiece.
King Philip 35, Bellingham 0 - Back-to-back first-half touchdowns by Mike Cacciola sparked King Philip.
Division 2A
Cape Ann: Lawrence 37, Newburyport 23 - Ramon Heredia scored two touchdowns and threw two touchdown passes for Lawrence.
South Coast:
Seekonk 20, Bourne 13 - John Page, Chris McNally, and Alex Miller scored for Seekonk.
Apponequet 33, Fairhaven 14 - Jon Gaynor scored the last touchdown of the first half and the first of the second in Apponequet's win.
Nonleague: Hanover 19, East Bridgewater 12 - Mike Masse scored two last-minute touchdowns to clinch Hanover's victory.
Bristol-Plymouth 20, Greater New Bedford 13 - Genri Fletcher and Neil Anderson each scored a touchdown in the fourth quarter to lift Bristol-Plymouth.
Attleboro 26, Stoughton 12 - Matt Campbell scored in the first and fourth quarters, starting and capping the Attleboro (2-0) scoring.
Scituate 14, Medfield 6 - Kyle Crowley and Mike Spinolla scored TDs for Scituate.
Duxbury 28, Plymouth North 7 - Sean Cross threw three touchdown passes and caught a TD pass.
Quincy 13, Plymouth South 0 - Lance Peterson scored touchdowns in the second and third quarter for Quincy (1-2).
Coyle & Cassidy 35, Dighton-Rehoboth 21 - Brendan Scarafone and Conor Henry combined for four rushing touchdowns for the Warriors.
Gloucester 20, Masconomet 13 - Connor Ressel scored Gloucester's three touchdowns.
Salem 28, Bishop Fenwick 22 - Melikke van Alstyne scored two touchdowns in the second half to lift Salem.
Division 3
Tri-Valley: Westwood 7, Austin Prep 6 - Brian O'Connor scored on a 35-yard fumble return in the third quarter, lifting Westwood.
Northeastern: Winthrop 28, Auburn 17 - Chris Beranger's three touchdowns lifted Winthrop to its first victory of the season.
Nonleague: Cardinal Spellman 16, Norwell 8 - Fabrize Dragon ran for two touchdowns and a 2-point conversion.
Marblehead 24, Chelsea 10 - Brandon Lee scored two touchdowns for Marblehead (2-0).
Abington 46, Arlington Catholic 6 - Kristian LaPointe scored three touchdowns before halftime and added another in the third.
Millis 36, Southeastern 12 - Nick Hyman ran for 184 yards and Millis's final two touchdowns.
Division 3A
Mayflower: Blue Hills 38, Bishop Connolly 15 - Kevin Murphy ran for three touchdowns for Blue Hills.
Nonleague: Boston English 14, Burke 0 - Alex Villenueva threw a 19-yard touchdown pass and added a 4-yard scoring run.
Marian 18, Lynn Tech 0 - Alex Surseck, Nick Thompson, and Miguel Ortiz scored touchdowns in the second half.
Amesbury 37, North Andover 20 - Kevin Johnston scored three touchdowns and Jesse Burrell ran for two for Amesbury.
Division 4
City: O'Bryant 24, South Boston 6 - Josh Carrington completed a 65-yard touchdown pass and added a 1-yard scoring run.
Nonleague: Brighton 28, Trinity Catholic 6 - Isaiah Long ran for two touchdowns for the Bengals.
Cathedral 14, Hyde Park 0 - Kevin Marseille threw two touchdown passes and the Panthers defense, which gave up 30 points last week, pitched a shutout.
ISL
BB&N 42, Brooks 13 - Jim McCaffrey scored two touchdowns in the first half, and Derek Papagianopoulus added two in the second for BB&N.
Correction: Because of a reporter's error, a touchdown was credited to the wrong player in a story on the Boston College High School-Andover football game in the Sept. 20 sports section. John Jakobowski caught a 14-yard touchdown pass in BC High's victory.
Correction: Because of a reporter's error, two touchdowns by Xaverian were credited to the wrong player in the high school football roundup in the Sept. 20 Sports section. Tony Knight scored two touchdowns in Xaverian's victory over Waltham. 