Wisconsin high school football roundup: Late touchdown lifts River Falls past Superior

River Falls 20, Superior 16: Junior running back Trevor Bartlett ran 33 times for 204 yards and the game-winning, six-yard touchdown run with 98 seconds to play to power the Wildcats to a 2-0 start in Big Rivers Conference play.

Quarterback Maxim Wahlquist converted a 4th and 6 with his legs to get inside the Spartans' red zone and set up the final score.

Hudson 54, Menomonie 21: Grant Bjerke hit Delani Oreso for a 62-yard scoring strike in the game's first minute as the Raiders offense exploded Friday in Stout.

Hudson is averaging 47 points per game this fall.

New Richmond 14, Chippewa Falls 7: The Tigers maintained their status as Big Rivers Conference favorite with a pivotal win.

Twice Chippewa Falls drove into New Richmond territory in the fourth quarter — including a trip inside the Tigers' 10-yard-line — but the Cardinals were turned away on each occasion.

They host Hudson next week in a highly-anticipated showdown. River Falls, Hudson and New Richmond are the lone unbeatens in Big Rivers play through two weeks.

Amery cruised to a 47-22 win over Somerset, while Baldwin-Woodville edged St. Croix Central, 18-13.

Osceola, Amery and Baldwin-Woodville are each 2-0 in Middle Border play, with Amery heading to Baldwin on Friday.

Prescott got into the win column with a 14-6 win over Ellsworth.