BONNER SPRINGS — Tonganoxie was handed its first loss of the season, falling 21-12 to Bonner Springs in a hard-fought road contest on Friday.

Trailing by two points in the fourth quarter, the Chieftains turned the ball over on downs on the Braves’ 17-yard line with less than a minute to go. Two players later, Bonner Springs’ senior running back Charlie Gray broke an 82-yard run to seal the deal.

In a losing effort, Tonganoxie punched it in twice on a six-yard run from senior running back Jordan Brown in the second quarter and a seven-yard plunge by junior quarterback Mason Beach in the third. Brown and Beach led the way on the ground with 91 and 60 yards, respectively.

On both scores, the Cheiftains were unable to complete the two-point conversion, which proved to be costly late.

Tonganoxie (3-1) will play host to Lansing on Sept. 30 at 7 p.m.

Tonganoxie 0 6 6 0 — 12

Bonner Springs 7 7 0 7 — 21

BS — Tobias Womack 34 run (Kaleb Hightower kick good)

T — Jordan Brown 6 run (Brown run failed)

BS — Tanner Hitchcock 20 pass from Coleton Oakes (Hightower kick good)

T — Mason Beach 7 run (Beach run failed)

BS — Charlie Gray 82 run (Hightower kick good)

Troy 25, Perry-Lecompton 22

PERRY — Perry-Lecompton ran for 285 yards but it wasn’t enough in a 25-22 loss to Troy. The loss dropped Perry-Lecompton to 2-2 on the year.

Michael Kellum had 21 rushes for 120 yards while Cole Kellum had 19 rushes for 117 yards to lead the Kaws on the ground.

The Kaws jumped out to a 6-0 lead on a 32-yard run by Cole Kellum, and Michael Kellum gave them a 14-6 lead on a one-yard run. However, the Kaws relinquished three straight touchdowns to the Wildcats and they weren’t able to overcome a 25-13 deficit in the fourth quarter.

Perry-Lecompton will play host to Sabetha at 7 p.m. next Friday.

Troy — 6 12 7 0 — 25

Perry-Lecompton — 6 7 0 9 — 22

PL — Cole Kellum 32 run (Toby Meyer kick no good)

T — Cuttar Hess 9 pass from Reid Greaser (run failed)

PL — Michael Kellum 1 run. (Meyer kick good)

T — Brody Winder 64 pass from Greaser (pass failed)

T — Tyler Franken 29 pass from Greaser (run failed)

T — Cuttar Hess 42 pass from Greaser (Alex Martinez kick good)

T — Greaser -1 run for Safety

PL — Cole Kellum 15 run (Meyer kick good)

Ottawa 48, Chanute 14

CHANUTE — Isaac McCullough’s four touchdowns led Ottawa to a convincing 48-14 road win over Chanute on Friday.

The Cyclones managed just one touchdown in the first quarter, but exploded for 27 points in the second quarter to take a commanding 34-0 lead into halftime.

After pitching a shutout through three quarters, Ottawa finally relented two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to Chanute, but the game was already well in hand.

Ottawa (3-1) will travel to Spring Hill next Friday at 7 p.m.

Ottawa– 7 27 7 7 — 48

Chanute — 0 0 0 14 — 14

O — Isaac McCullough 33 yd pass to Cooper Diel (Andrew Soph kick good)

O — Devion Bethea 20 Run, (Soph kick good)

O — Cooper Diel 38 pass from McCullough (Soph kick no good)

O — McCullough 2 run, (Soph kick good)

O — Diel 15 pass from McCullough (Soph kick good)

O — Luke Snider 13 yd run (Soph kick good)

C — Ty Bowman 1 run (Alvaro Ribad kick good)

O — Bethea 86 yd Kickoff return, (Soph kick good)

C — Eric Munzo 5 run (Ribad kick good)

Louisburg 33, Eudora 0

EUDORA — Despite 100 yards rushing on 13 carries from Gavin Elston, Eudora fell 33-0 on the road at Louisburg. The loss dropped the Cardinals to 2-2 on the year.

Louisburg racked up 25 first half points behind two touchdowns from Thomas Sanagustin. Eudora’s defense did bounce back in the second half to hold Louisburg to just eight points. However, Elston was the only player that had any success on offense for the Cardinals, so they were unable to turn any of the positive momentum from stops on defense into points.

Eudora will play host to Paola at 7 p.m. next Friday.

Eudora — 0 0 0 0 — 0

Louisburg — 13 12 0 8 — 33

L — Korbin Hankinson 1 run. (Nick Hull kick good)

L — Austin Moore 2 run (Hull kick missed)

L — Thomas Sanagustin 40 pass from Grant Harding (pass failed)

L — Sanagustin 3 run (pass failed)

L — Hankinson 30 pass from Harding (Sanagustin run good)

Spring Hill 42, Baldwin 6

BALDWIN — Baldwin had its homecoming spoiled Friday night in a 42-6 loss to Spring Hill. The loss dropped Baldwin to 0-4 on the year.

The Bulldogs lone touchdown came from Auggie Lange in the third quarter, but that wasn’t nearly good enough to keep up with the Broncos offense.

However, through one quarter, Baldwin only trailed 7-0. But the Broncos offense got on track in the second quarter, exploding for 21 points and putting the game well out of reach by halftime.

Baldwin will play at Louisburg next Friday at 7 p.m.

Baldwin — 0 0 6 0 — 6

Spring Hill — 7 21 7 7 — 42