During prime time Thursday, the Kentwood Conquerors beat its South Puget Sound League rival Kentridge Sept. 24

The Conks won 62-24 over the Chargers at French Field during Root Sports Game of the Week.

Kentwood is now 3-1 overall and 1-0 in league play.

The Chargers started the game with a 27-yard field goal in the first quarter, taking the early lead over the Conks.

Kentwood answered with a 2-yard touchdown run by junior running back Chevy Kalua fuimaono.

The Chargers regained the lead 10-7 after a touchdown during the first quarter.

The Conks ended the first regaining the lead 14-10 after a 15 yard pass from senior quarterback Brian Campbell to senior running back Isaiah Williams.

Kentwood scored two more touchdowns during the second quarter and were unsuccessful on a two point conversion.

The first score was a 20 yard touchdown pass from Campbell.

He also scored the second touchdown after a 13-yard gain into the end zone.

The game entered halftime with Kentwood leading 27-10.

The Conks scored another seven early in the third quarter after a 22-yard run by sophomore wide receiver Mekhi Williams.

The Chargers put seven on the board after an interception, bringing Kentwood’s lead to 34-17.

The Conks began to run away with the game, scoring three more touchdowns in the third quarter.

A 2-yard gain by Kalua Fuimaono, a 20-yard pass from Campbell to senior Bryce Richard and a 49 yard quarterback keeper by Campbell.

After three quarters of play, Kentwood led its rival 55-17.

Kentwood scored once more after an interception by Jalen Ureta for 67 yards in the fourth quarter.

With the score 62-17, Kentridge put seven more on the board before the clock hit zero.

The Conks head back to French Field Friday, today, for a match up against the undefeated, 4-0 Tahoma Bears.

Kick off is set for 7 p.m.

Tahoma

The Bears undefeated season continued Thursday after beating Decatur 50-10.

Tahoma continues to dominated.

In four games, the Bears have outscored its opponents 163-55.

Kentlake

The Falcons lost its first league matchup of the season, 35-7 to Kent-Meridian Friday.

The only score of the night for Kentlake came during the third quarter after trailing the Royals 21-0 in the first half.

The Falcons take a week break from league play and host Todd Beamer at 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3 at French Field.