No. 15 Bountiful Cruises By Highland With Big Fourth Quarter

SALT LAKE CITY – The Bountiful Redhawks needed a big fourth quarter but they took down the Highland Rams 28-3 in the season opener on Friday night.

Corbin Cottle brings back a 95-yard kick return and Faletau Satuala brings back an 84-yard pick-six in the victory.

Last play of the half in a scoreless game, Faletau Satuala comes up huge for the @bhsredhawks. 7-0 Bountiful at the half. @kslsports @JJSportsBeat @Samsworth_KSL @KSSLSportsRewind pic.twitter.com/3Mut7PSx6Z

— Nate Dowdle (@NateDowdle) August 13, 2022

Here are all of the results in the 5A classification from the first week of the 2022 high school football season.

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#20 Desert Hills 28 @ #19 Brighton 21 (Thurs.)

Desert Hills took a 28-14 lead into half, and survived a third-quarter score to win the game 28-21. Desert Hills QB Noah Fuailetolo threw for two touchdown passes in the victory. Brighton signal caller Jack Johnson threw three touchdown passes in the loss.

North Sanpete (3A) @ Payson

Payson gets the victory by a score of 44-14. Payson was lead to the blowout win by the tremendous passing performance of Kade Edwards who threw five touchdown passes in the win.

Provo @ Grantsville (3A)

Grantsville gets a 30-12 victory over Provo. Grantsville employs two quarterbacks, Hunter Bell throws for two scores and Parker Williams adds a scoring throw as well in the victory.

West Jordan (6A) @ Woods Cross

West Jordan gets the win over Woods Cross as the Jaguars defeat the Wildcats 31-21. Dameon Crosby throws a touchdown pass for West Jordan in the win. Meanwhile, Lock Smoot tosses two touchdowns for Woods Cross.

#11 Park City @ Wasatch

Park City gets the victory over Wasatch by a final score of 31-10. Chase Byer ran for two touchdowns and threw for one in the win. Meanwhile, Brayden Beyer scored on a run of his own.

Pine View (4A) @ #16 Stansbury

Stansbury blows out Pine View 72-13. Stansbury scores the most points out of any team in the state in week 1 as they put up 72. Stansbury hurler Ezra Harris throws four touchdown passes in the victory.

Kearns (6A) @ Box Elder

Box Elder blows out Kearns 47-7. Braylon Majors snags a 73-yard interception return for a touchdown in the process. QB Ryan Griffin threw for one touchdown and ran for another.

Cyprus (6A) @ Toolele

Cyprus defeats Toolele 25-0. The Pirates get the shut out to open the season. Skyler Armenta, Dee Kofe, and Trey Lester all run in touchdowns for the Pirates.

Davis (6A) @ #5 Lehi

Lehi shuts out Davis 48-0. QB Jackson Brousseau throws for three touchdowns in the victory for Lehi.

Mountain View @ Maple Mountain

Maple Mountain runs away with it to beat Mountain View 41-14. Jaxson Denton and Easton Merrell both show out on special teams and return kicks for touchdowns in the win.

#24 Mountain Ridge (6A) @ Olympus

Mountain Ridge beats Olympus 28-21. Semisi Kinikini runs two times to win paydirt in the Sentinels.

#3 Lone Peak (6A) @ #9 Timpview

Timpview pulls off a massive upset and beats number three ranked lone peak by three touchdowns. Michah Beckstead runs the ball to paydirt two times and QB Quezon Villa throws for a TD in the win.

Carbon (3A) @ Hillcrest

In a defensive battle, a game in which only three points were scored, Carbon beats Hillcrest 3-0.

Uintah @ South Summit (3A)

3a South Summit embarrassed Uintah 40-8. Boston Woolstenhulme with two rushing scores in the victory.

Juan Diego (3A) @ skyline

Skyline drops 55 points and beats Juan Diego 55-7. Skyline QB Josh Clavert throws for three touchdowns.

Summit Academy (3A) @ Cottonwood

Summit Academy defeats Cottonwood 41-13. Devin Watson throws five touchdown passes for the Bears in the win. Gavin Talbot has a 15-yard run for a score.

Jordan @ #21 Timpanogos

Timpanogos wins 41-25 over Jordan. Chase Riggs threw for four touchdowns in the victory for the Timberwolves.

Layton (6A) @ Alta

In a low-scoring affair, Layton beat Alta by a score of 16-9. Kicker Taylor Egbert nails three critical field goals. Lancer’s signal caller Tyler Wensel with a touchdown pass.

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