Week 12: Commit Capsules

BadgerBlitz.com takes a look at how Wisconsin's commits in the 2018 and 2019 recruiting classes performed during Week 12 of the high school football season.

Westlake defeated Leander High School, 59-20. Nakia Watson had just four carries for 54 yards in the blowout win.

In the first round of the playoffs in Ohio, Chase Wolf threw for a career-high 374 yards and four touchdowns to four different receivers during St. Xavier's 40-12 win over Fairfield.

Isaac Guerendo had one touchdown catch for 24 yards as Avon defeated Brownsburg, 47-26.

Jaylan Franklin (6-for-11) passed for 149 yards and two touchdowns, but Carlson's season came to an end after a 38-14 defeat at the hands of Riverview.

West Bloomfield won its first district title in program history with a 41-7 win over Waterford Mott.

Boyd Dietzen had five tackles, including one sack, in Kimberly's 28-21 win over Fond du Lac.

Culver City shut out Beverly Hills, 49-0. Projected cornerback Alex Smith caught an 82-yard touchdown pass and also had an interception during the victory.

Green Bay Southwest handed Menomonie its first loss of a season, a 16-14 defeat in the WIAA Division 2 playoffs.

Isaiah Mullens had a two-point conversion reception in Harvest Prep's 39-34 loss to River High School.

Lake Zurich (11-0) defeated Plainfield North, 27-9, Saturday night in a Class 7A second-round playoff game.

River Rouge claimed its fourth straight district championship Friday with a 35-10 win over Chelsea.

A CJ Goetz-led defense held New Berlin Eisenhower to seven points, but that was all the Lions needed for a 7-o win over Waukesha Catholic Memorial.

Erasmus Hall (9-0) remained undefeated with a 48-2 win over Grand Street Campus.

Atascocita clinched a district championship with a 55-21 victory over C.E. King. Travian Blayock recovered a fumble in the win.

Donte Burton returned a punt for a touchdown in his final prep game as Loganville defeated Johnson, 41-3.

Leo Chenal ran for two touchdowns and had eight tackles on defense as Grantsburg moved onto the WIAA Division 5 semifinals with a 40-7 win over Elk Mound.

Blue Valley North defeated Olathe East, 48-30.

Cormac Sampson, Bryson Williams, Michael Furtney