Surrey junior running back Chris Jenner (8) breaks free for his second touchdown of the first quarter Friday evening in Surrey. The Mustangs defeated the TGU Titans 34-32 on senior night. The Mustangs' lone senior Isiah Mazingo was recognized before the contest.

Sept. 11 marked the fourth week of the high school football season in North Dakota. Below are capsule game summaries for four local contests across the region. The game recap for South Prairie at Nedrose can be found online at minotdailynews.com.

9-Man

Surrey 34, TGU 32

SURREY — Junior running back Chris Jenner ran wild and scored the first four touchdowns on the ground for the Surrey Mustangs (4-0, 3-0 Region 3). However, a scoreless second half for the Mustangs nearly allowed the TGU Titans (2-2, 2-2 Region 3) to pull off an improbable comeback and spoil senior night.

TGU quarterback Cy Luna connected with Bryce Latendresse for three touchdown receptions in the fourth quarter from 31, 30 and 53 yards out. The Titans needed to convert one of their final two-point tries to at least send the game into overtime. However, both short yardage run attempts by Cody Frounfelter were stopped short.

Luna finished with five touchdown passes, four of which went to Latendresse and the other one to Brodey Keller. Alongside Jenner’s four touchdown runs, Surrey quarterback Rylan Scheig also threw a 17-yard score to Jesse Dalby in the second quarter.

Prior to the game, Surrey recognized its lone senior Isiah Mazingo on senior night.

Other area scores (box scores/scoring plays not reported): MLS def. Parshall/White Shield, 47-0; Central McLean def. Trenton, 50-16; Ray/Powers Lake def. Divide County, 26-22, St. John def. Benson County, 60-8.

Class A

Velva 54, Garrison/Max 6

VELVA — A 32-point explosion in the second quarter helped the Aggies (3-0, 2-0 Region 3) take the convincing victory over the Troopers (0-4, 0-2 Region 3). After Jersey Selzler and Gage Florence linked up for a 32-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter, Velva surged ahead.

Adam Schepp caught all three of his touchdowns in the second frame. Schepp snagged a 50-yard touchdown pass from Selzler before Tyson Tomlinson added a five-yard rushing touchdown. Then, Schepp kept his stellar night rolling with two separate two-yard touchdown receptions.

Tomlinson hustled down the field for a 39-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. Aaden Olson added a 27-yard rushing touchdown in the fourth frame before Ty Iglehart scored the Troopers’ only touchdown.

Notably, the Aggies cashed in on all of their two-point conversions except for their first attempt. Velva will face Bishop Ryan at 7 p.m. at Nedrose next Friday.

Carrington 24, Harvey/Wells County 6

CARRINGTON — Carrington (2-2, 1-1 Region 2) stayed consistent on Friday night. The Cardinals tallied eight points in each of the first three quarters and earned a convincing rivalry victory over the Hornets (2-2, 1-1 Region 2).

In the first quarter, Carrington’s Hudson Topp drew first blood with an 11-yard touchdown run. Michael Clifton added a three-yard run in the second quarter, but the Hornets countered with a four-yard touchdown run from Carson Mertz.

Topp polished off the victory with his second touchdown, a rushing score from seven yards out. Neither team scored in the fourth frame.

Throughout the evening, the ground game made the difference for Carrington. The Cardinals succeeded on all three of their rushing conversions.

Other area scores (box scores/scoring plays not reported): Bishop Ryan def. Tioga, 42-8; Kenmare/B/BC def. Des Lacs/Burlington, 26-24; Langdon A/E/M def. Rugby, 48-0; Grafton def. Bottineau, 57-0; Westhope/Newburg/Glenburn def. Park River/Fordville/Lankin, 36-28.

Class AA

Area score (box scores/scoring plays not reported): Valley City def. Stanley, 76-0.

6-Man

Drake/Anamoose 61, Drayton 0

DRAKE — Four touchdowns and a safety for 30 points in the first quarter set the tone for the Drake/Anamoose Raiders (3-0). The Raiders are still undefeated (9-0) since they started playing 6-man last season. Four of those wins have been shutouts.

Drayton dropped to 0-2 overall on the season.

Matthew Jund ran in Drake/Anamoose’s first two touchdowns. Payton Martin then scored points on both sides of the ball with a 17-yard interception return and 21-yard pass to Cade Melaas.

The second quarter featured touchdown runs from Elijiah Nickelson and Chayce Borchardt, plus a 14-yard touchdown pass from Martin to Jund.

Melaas punched in an 18-yard run in the third quarter and the scoring was capped in the fourth with a 15-yard pass from Nickelson to Cayden Miller.

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