The South Summit Wildcats rolled past their longtime rivals North Summit 45‑14 on Friday, preserving an unbeaten record that has kept fans buzzing through the early weeks of the season.
A high‑scoring affair
Brody Larson powered the offense with two rushing touchdowns, while Jesse Clegg added a rushing and a receiving score, showcasing the depth of the Wildcats’ attack.
North Summit led 22‑14 at halftime, but the Wildcats erupted after the break, outscoring their opponents 31‑23 in the second half to pull away decisively.
History and anticipation
The victory marks South Summit’s second straight win over North Summit, echoing a 42‑13 triumph from the previous season and a 20‑0 shutout by the Braves in 2024 that rekindled the rivalry.
Coach Levi Thompson emphasized that the matchup means more than just points on the board, noting that the contest unites the local community and fuels the teams’ shared ambition of a state title by mid‑November.
With a roster anchored by returning starters and a promising sophomore class, the Wildcats are positioning themselves as contenders, while North Summit hopes to regroup after a challenging second half.