Spalding wins, looks to rematch

Scott Sharik ran for three scores, and Mike Petrick added another to help Archbishop Spalding cruise to a 55-20 victory over St. John's Catholic Prep.

Smothering defense from the Cavaliers resulted in three interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown by Brian Cooper to open the scoring. Wade Korvin closed out the scoring on a 65-yard kickoff return.

Don Abey completed three passes for 40 yards, including a 10-yard strike to Chad Wilkerson.

The Cavaliers will square off against Boys' Latin Satuday for the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association B Conference championship. Boys' Latin ended Archbishop Spalding's shot at a perfect season, 20-0, in Week 8.

"It should be a pretty exciting football game," Cavaliers coach Mike Whittles said.

St. John's 0 0 8 12 - 20

Archbishop Spalding (9-1) 7 20 14 14 - 55

First Quarter

AS - Cooper 8 interception (Korvin kick)

Second Quarter

AS - Sharik 8 run (Korvin kick)

AS - Sharik 15 run (Korvin kick)

AS - Wilkerson 10 pass from Abey (Kick failed)

Third Quarter

AS - Sharik 8 run (Korvin kick)

AS - Petrick 22 run (Korvin kick)

SJ - 10 pass (Conversion good)

Fourth Quarter

AS - Cochrane 26 run (Korvin kick)

SJ - 22 run (Converstion failed)

SJ - 42 pass (Kick failed)

AS - Korvin 65 kick return (Korvin kick)

PASSING: SJ - 10-22-2-3=111 yards; AS - Abey 3-5-40-1-1; RUSHING: AS - Petrick 5-50-1; Sharik 5-49-3; RECEIVING - AS - Edwards 2-44.

MEADE 40, SOUTH RIVER 15: Zach Hawk completed 14-of-30 passes for 320 yards and three touchdowns and ran for a score to lead the Mustangs over the Seahawks in their season finale.

Teldrick Morgan, Marcus Snipes and Andre Lee were the recipients of Hawk's touchdown passes, and T.J. Fonbrein had 14 rushes for 112 yards and a score. Aaron Barr recorded two interceptions for Meade.

South River's Blane Kleinrichert rumbled for 147 yards on the ground and two touchdowns.

South River (4-6) 0 7 0 8 - 15

Meade (3-7) 14 6 12 8 - 40

First Quarter

ME - Snipes 65 pass from Hawk (Hawk kick)

ME - Morgan 70 pass from Hawk (Hawk kick)

Second Quarter

SR - Kleinrichert 2 run (kick good)

ME - Lee 15 pass from Hawk (kick failed)

Third Quarter

ME - Hawk 2 run (kick failed)

ME - Fonbrein 58 run (2-point conversion failed)

Fourth Quarter

SR - Kleinrichert 2 run (2-point conversion good)

ME - Morgan 6 run (Wamulumba pass from Brown)

PASSING: ME - Hawk 14-30-3=320 yards; RECEIVING: ME - Morgan 4-130-1, Snipes 2-82-1, Lee 2-27-1, Sims 6-78; RUSHING: SR - Kleinrichert 147-2; ME - Fonbrein 14-112-1.

GLEN BURNIE 19, CHESAPEAKE 14: Alix Gadow threw for 255 yards and two touchdowns, and Tyrone Pack rushed for a score to lead the Gophers past the Cougars.

Dylan Welchel led Chesapeake with two scores - one through the air and one on the ground. Glen Burnie's Matt Watson had six receptions for 157 yards.

Chesapeake (0-10) 0 19 0 0 - 19

Glen Burnie (2-8) 0 0 0 14 - 14

Second Quarter

GB - Pack 3 run (conversion failed)

GB - Watson 2 pass from Gadow (kick failed)

GB - Watson 6 pass from Gadow (Crandell kick)

Fourth Quarter

CH - Adams 30 pass from Welchel (Musgrove kick)

CH - Welchel 1 run (Musgrove kick)

PASSING: GB - Gadow 13-21-2-1=255 yards; CH - Welchel 6-15-1-1=161 yards; RECEIVING: GB - Watson 6-157; CH - Adams 2-74; RUSHING: GB - Parker 11-74; CH - Bryley 18-105.

AACS 28, BALTIMORE LUTHERAN 13: Jon Hunter found scored on a 24-yard reception and a 2-yard run, and Chester Domoracki forced and recovered a fumble 90 yards for a touchdown in addition to five sacks as the Eagles defeated the Saints in their season finale.

Chris Chick went 4-for-9 passing for 128 yards and a touchdown, and James Anderson had 16 carries for 72 yards and a score.

AACS (8-2) 0 7 14 7 - 28

Baltimore Lutheran 0 0 6 7 - 13

SEVERNA PARK 36 NORTHEAST 18: Eddie Barnes racked up 203 rushing yards to help the Falcons to a win in their season finale. Connor Wells had eight carries for 30 yards and finished with 112 passing yards.

Chris Bonomi caught three passes for 91 yards with a touchdown, and Russell Norton led the defense with five solo tackles. Avery Littlejohn and Tommy Farrell made four tackles each.

Severna Park (4-6) 3 17 6 12 - 36

Northeast (1-9) 0 6 6 6 - 18