• No. 3 Frenchtown 22, No. 1 Dillon 20: The Broncs (4-0) celebrated homecoming with a statement win in a battle of Class A powers. Brody Hardy found Billy Corette for a 35-yard touchdown pass to put the Broncs up early, and that would be the only scoring in the first half. The Beavers scored the only points of the third quarter on aHank Hagenbarth touchdown run. After Hardy scored on a short run to put the Broncs on top 14-7, Canin Christiansen threw a 22-yard TD to Kyler Engellant. The Broncs then stuffed Dillon's two-point conversion attempt and led 14-13 with 7:23 left. Hardy struck again with just over five minutes to go, tearing off a 19-yard scoring run for the Broncs. 

• No. 2 Billings Central 31, No. 4 Laurel 7: Just a three-point game with less than a minute left in the third quarter, the Rams (4-0) ripped off a 21-0 run in the space of a few minutes to take the ranked-on-ranked rivalry showdown. Central QB Howie Martin ran in a touchdown from two yards out, then threw another for 42 yards toWilliam Snell. Jack DeBourg had both a pick-six and a field goal, while Ayden Salteradded a kickoff return score and a pick of his own, too. Krew Hunter was the only Locomotive to find the endzone, scoring on a 1-yard QB sneak in the second quarter.

• East Helena 49, No. 5 Miles City 35: In a huge win for the Vigilantes (2-2), Jack Taylorpassed for 321 yards and five touchdowns and Hayden Wright rushed for 213 yards and a pair of fourth-quarter scores, including a 49-yard burst, as East Helena knocked off the previously-unbeaten Cowboys. Wright  also hauled in one of Taylor's TD passes and had 120 receiving yards; Hagen Paddock caught two TDs and had 100 yards receiving, and Slade Olson had five receptions for 120 yards and a TD. Kordt Smith tossed three touchdown passes for the Cowboys, and Jacob Bundy rushed for a score.