CENTERVIEW -- The Sweet Springs football team's running attack ground up another I-70 Conference foe Friday.

The visiting Greyhounds rushed for 372 yards during a 41-7 victory at Crest Ridge, their fourth straight win. Sweet Springs led 28-0 at halftime and were unchallenged the rest of the way.

Senior Tyler Rennison scored the 'Hounds' first two touchdowns, on a 57-yard run during the team's first possession and 6-yard dash early in the second period. Senior quarterback Blake Vogelsmeier ran the ball in from 2 and 10 yards out before the half was over.

Sweet Springs' first second-half series covered 86 yards on 18 plays, while chewing up eight and a half minutes of the clock, before Rennison plowed in from the 5.

After junior Garrett Whited gave the Cougars (1-5, 1-5 I-70) their lone score on a 16-yard run with 5:23 left in the game, Sweet Springs' subs went on a long drive capped by sophomore David Hall's 1-yard dive.

Rennison had 182 all-purpose yards, 143 rushing, while 95 of Vogelsmeier's 134 total yards came in the ground. Senior Ryan Armstrong, one of three Malta Bend students playing for the 'Hounds, returned an interception 32 yards.

Sweet Springs (4-2, 4-2) will close out its league campaign at home Friday against Wellington-Napoleon, one of four teams still in contention for second place in the I-70.

Marceline 54, Slater 7

SLATER -- Marceline rolled to a 42-0 halftime lead Friday while crushing host Slater in a Lewis and Clark Conference tilt, 54-7.

Three Tigers each scored twice during the first half: junior Jordan Tibbs on runs of 44 and 46 yards, senior Josh Weaver on runs of 2 and 44 yards, and junior Jeffrey Floray on passes of 43 and 13 yards from sophomore Austin Bruner.

Marceline (5-1, 3-1 L&C), which racked up 358 total yards, was content to let its reserves play the bulk of the second half.

The Wildcats' lone score came on a 3-yard bootleg by junior quarterback Cody Skinner. Senior Jeremy Fizer rushed for 93 yards on nine carries for Slater.

The 'Cats (3-3, 0-2) will host non-conference opponent Braymer for Friday's Homecoming contest.

Windsor 34, Santa Fe 12

ALMA -- Windsor remained tied for second place in the I-70 Conference race with a 34-12 victory Friday at Santa Fe.

The Greyhounds (4-2, 4-2 I-70) had not won in Alma for 24 years until last year's 42-36 decision. Senior Corey Buford and junior Matt Madole each scored two touchdowns and combined for 299 of Windsor's 361 rushing yards.

The Chiefs trailed 14-0 midway through the first half before striking twice, one on a 30-yard pass from sophomore Ross Tieman to senior Darin Buford and the second when senior Luke Brandt returned an interception 80 yards to close the margin to 14-12 at the break.

The 'Hounds (4-2, 4-2 I-70) tallied 20 unanswered points during the third period to pull away for the victory. Senior quarterback Brett Shoop threw for 116 yards and a TD.

The Chiefs (1-5, 1-2), who were limited to 186 yards in total offense, host Crest Ridge this week.