Warriors trample Lancers

PLEASANT VIEW -- It was the kind of Senior Night that David Daines and the Weber Warriors will remember for a long time, and one that the Layton Lancers would just soon forget. Playing his last home game, Daines scored on runs of 58 and 67 yards and was on the receiving end of a 20 yard pass from Dallin Adams as Weber sprinted past the Lancers 30-13."Our kids really stepped up tonight," said Weber coach Rich Murray. "Our offensive line had a great game and without those guys the other players wouldn't have had such a good night."The smaller Weber offensive line controlled the line of scrimmage, opening holes all night for Daines and the rest of the Weber running backs."All we wanted to do was control the line against them," said senior lineman Nate Elmer. "We knew it would be tough because they are bigger than us. I don't mind that we don't get the credit. We like not getting the credit."The first quarter resembled a track meet with the Lancers taking the opening kickoff and marching 65 yards in seven plays to take their only lead of the night 6-0. Both squads moved the ball well in the opening period but were unable to punch it into the end zone, that is until Daines broke loose on his first TD of the night, a 58-yard run with just over a minute to play in the quarter.The Warriors scored on their next two possessions, including a 67-yard run by Daines that gave Weber some breathing room. After a blocked punt deep in Layton territory, Adams and Daines hooked up for a 20-yard score giving Weber a comfortable 21-6 halftime lead.After a 27-yard Keaton Scherer field goal midway through the third period, Layton fought back to pare the deficit at 24-13 with an 80-yard 15 play scoring drive capped by an Adam Bunting 1-yard run.Weber closed the scoring with exactly one minute to play when Adams found Shaun Shaw in the end zone for a 6-yard scoring strike.* VIEWMONT 27, ROY: 6 At Roy, Viking running back Anthony Tuli pumped in three rushing touchdowns en route to the victrory.Austin Duncan drilled two field goals for Viewmont, as the Vikings kept themselves one game behind Region 1 leaders Viewmont and Syracuse.Roy's lone score came on a 1-yard run from Colton Scadden in the first half.The Royals will get their final shot at their first victory at Davis next week.1-A North* MONUMENT VALLEY 43, LAYTON CHRISTIAN 42 (OT): At Monument Valley, Layton Christian's Saunjay Hillmon piled up 263 yards and four touchdowns on the ground in the overtime loss.The Eagles rallied to tie the game in the fourth quarter and send it into overtime, but Monument Valley held on for the win.Region 11* JUAN DIEGO 55, BEN LOMOND 0: At Ogden, the Scots couldn't stop Juan Diego, as the Soaring Eagle managed a whopping eight rushing touchdowns.The Scots have lost seven straight games since winning their season opener back on Aug. 21.* BEAR RIVER 47 GRANTSVILLE 14: At Grantsville, the Bears piled up five rushing touchdowns, two of which coming from tailback Payton Wells.Dax Sederholm found paydirt on a 91-yard kick return in the rout over Grantsville.James Tayor, Aaron Spencer, and Raymond Rodriquez all added scoring runs for Bear River in the second half.Next week the Bears battle for the 3rd place spot in Region 11 with Judge Memorial in the regular season finale.