Richmond-Burton 42, Marengo 13: The Rockets locked up the Kishwaukee River Conference championship behind six touchdowns from Hunter Carley, giving head coach Mike Noll his 300th career victory.

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Marengo's Parker Mandelky is tackled by Richmond-Burton's Trevor Szumanski during a Kishwaukee River Conference football game on Friday, Oct. 17, 2025, at Richmond-Burton High School in Richmond. (Gregory Shaver/Gregory Shaver )

Huntley 48, McHenry 36: Sophomore QB Malik Carter threw for 330 yards and five touchdowns as the Red Raiders picked up their fourth win.

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IHSA Football: McHenry vs Huntley McHenry's Jeffry Schwab tries to avoid a sack from Huntley's Mason Maldonado during their Fox Valley Conference game on Friday, Oct. 17, 2025, in Huntley. (Paul J. McKenna for Shaw Local N/Paul J. McKenna for Shaw Local N)

Cary-Grove 40, Hampshire 7: Logan Abrams rushed for 215 yards and three touchdowns, and the Trojans clinched a playoff berth for the 20th time in 21 seasons.

Johnsburg 24, Woodstock 21: Duke Mays ran for two TDs and helped burn off the clock as the Skyhawks beat the Blue Streaks to clinch a playoff spot with their sixth win.

Woodstock North 55, Sandwich 6: David Randecker ran for three touchdowns and Jr Fadahunsi had a pick-six for the Thunder in a runaway win to get to five wins.

Jacobs 44, Crystal Lake South 30: Michael Cannady, Caden DuMelle and Justin Gonzalez each ran for 100-plus yards and two TDs as the Golden Eagles clinched a playoff spot with their sixth win.

Marian Central 44, St. Edward 8: Eddie Kowalczyk ran for 177 yards and three touchdowns to keep the Hurricanes’ playoff hopes alive.

Prairie Ridge 27, Dundee-Crown 7 (susp.): The Wolves were leading 27-7 at half when the game was suspended because of of shots fired nearby. The game will resume at 11 a.m. Saturday.

Burlington Central 41, Crystal Lake Central 6: The Rockets coasted to their seventh win of the season, while handing the Tigers their eighth defeat.

Plano 21, Harvard 8: The Hornets came up short in their final home game of the season.

Milledgeville 54, Alden-Hebron 22: The Giants trailed by as many as 40 points in their Illinois 8-Man Football Association loss.