Friday Night Scoreboard, Oct. 22, 2010

Blissfield 29, Jonesville 6

The Royals (6-3) qualified for the playoffs for the fourth straight season with a 29-6 win at Jonesville.

Dalton Goetz rushed for two touchdowns and Eric Schmidt and Lee Keinath also rushed for touchdowns for the Royals.

Goetz’s first score came from five yards out just over three minutes into the game. He scored another from two yards out later in the first quarter as Blissfield held a 16-0 lead.

Goetz had a 75-yard TD called back because of off-setting personal foul penalties in the second quarter. The penalties kept Goetz from reaching 1,000 yards in the regular season. But he can reach the mark in next week’s playoff game. He finished with 97 yards on 20 carries.

Schmidt spent most of the game on the sidelines nursing a sore groin. He did come in for a series late in the first half. The Royals tried to score through the air with a short field. On fourth down, Schmidt rushed in from eight yards, giving the Royals a 22-0 lead with two seconds left on the clock.

Lee Keinath scored for the Royals with 1:49 left on the clock. Keinath rushed 11 times for 60 yards. Jonesville broke the Royals’ shutout with 9 seconds left in the game.

The MHSAA will release playoff pairings on FSN at 7 p.m. Sunday.

Morenci 52, Whiteford 28

The battered and bruised Bobcats were likely knocked out of the playoff picture at Morenci. Whiteford finished 5-4.

Cody Donnelly rushed for 176 yards and two TDs for Whiteford. Gabe LaRoy rushed for a TD and threw a TD pass to Forrest Grosteffon.

Sand Creek, Britton Deerfield 13

The Aggies won the battle of 4-4 teams to finish with a winning record. The Aggies were 1-4 at one point in the season. B-D finished 4-5.

Other Tri-County Conference scores

Summerfield 29, Clinton 15

The Bulldogs defeated the Redskins to finish with their first 9-0 season and clinch the Tri-County Conference championship.

Madison 21, Whitmore Lake 14

Madison won the battle of the winless TCC squads.

Other LCAA scores

Dundee 68, Willow Run 34

The Vikings finish about .500 for the first time since 2007.

Hudson 33, Addison 7

Hudson completes its undefeated season. The Tigers have posted back-to-back undefeated regular seasons for the first time since the 1970s.

Onsted 21, Almont 14

Onsted finishes with an 8-1 record

Other scores

Plymouth 48, Adrian 7

The Maples suffer their first loss of the season.

Tecumseh 53, Charlotte 28

Bedford 54, Monroe Jefferson 34

Monroe St. Mary CC 58, Assumption 0

Ecorse 42, Detroit PEC 13

Hillsdale 30, Manchester 20

Grass lake 30, Union City 8