Moniteau quarterback Kyle Armagost was playing on one good leg.

He had one good arm, too.

Armagost's arm was more than enough to compensate for a bulky right knee as the senior completed 16-of-24 passes for 370 yards and three touchdowns on Friday to lead the Warriors to a come-from-behind 43-21 win over Brookville.

Armagost sprained his knee late in the win against Clarion last week and was questionable leading up to the game at Brookville.

Armagost, though, was virtually untouched in the pocket.

“Our offensive line did a great job run blocking and pass blocking,” said Moniteau coach Jeff Campbell.

Campbell and his coaching staff instructed the linemen to hold if they were beaten or if a Brookville defender got too close to Armagost.

“They protected their quarterback,” Campbell said. “We had a few holding penalties, but that was OK.

“Hopefully, this helps him in the future,” Campbell said of Armagost's poise in the pocket. In the past, Armagost has almost been more dangerous as a runner than a passer at quarterback.

Moniteau fell behind 21-14 at halftime, but made key defensive adjustments in the second half.

The Warriors took control of the game with a 22-point third quarter, keyed by a pair of touchdown passes from Armagost to Ethan Pry and Brayden McCorry.

“It's all about adjustments,” Campbell said. “I think probably the trouble we caused was because we were unpredictable.”

Pry caught eight passes for 217 yards and a touchdown. McCorry had three receptions for 76 yards and a pair of scores.

Dustin Geagan, who also saw some time at quarterback, rushed for 103 yards on 18 carries.

Grove City 62, Franklin 14 — The Eagles (3-0, 2-0) gained 426 yards on the ground on only 28 carries and led 55-0 at the half on the way to this region rout.Wes Phipps scored four touchdowns and rushed for 104 yards on just six attempts.Chad Williams gained 110 yards, including an 82-yard touchdown run, on a mere three carries and Harold Price scored on a 61-yard run — his only attempt of the game.

Redbank Valley 44, A-C Valley 14 — The Falcons (0-3) led 8-7 after the first quarter, but faded in this KSAC loss.Colton Cunningham scored on a 1-yard run and then hit Jeff Eaton with a pass on the two-point conversion attempt to cap a 10-play, 60-yard drive to start the game.“We played really well early,” said A-C Valley coach Chris McNany. “We came out with a lot of fire and passion. We just couldn't sustain it.”Cunningham, who completed 9-of-22 passes for 70 yards, found Austin Morgan for a 53-yard score in the fourth quarter for A-C Valley.Morgan caught four passes for 62 yards.Cody Rose led A-C Valley with 58 yards rushing on 11 attempts.

Clarion 29, Union 12 — The Golden Knights used a pair of first-half scores to stay close to the Bobcats, but they couldn't overcome a dominant performance by T.J. Armstrong.The Clarion running back rushed for 130 yards and three touchdowns and added a touchdown reception.Taylor Smith threw a 34-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter to give Union the 6-0 lead before Armstrong countered with a 5-yarder from Brandon Heeter.In the second quarter, Austin Davis scored from 5 yards out before Armstrong responded with a 2-yarder. Tanner Klein's two extra points were the difference in a 14-12 halftime score.Smith threw for 114 yards and Davis added 75 yards on the ground for Union (1-2, 0-2). Clarion (2-1, 2-0) rushed for 295 yards on 54 carries.

Summit Academy 52, Apollo-Ridge 20 — Chris Highsmith scored four touchdowns and also had a pair of two-point conversion scores in the rout for the Knights (1-2).Summit Academy quarterback Sean McCausland tossed three TDs, including two to Highsmith, as the Knights pulled away with 30 points in the second and third quarters.Highsmith finished with 153 yards rushing on 18 carries and McCausland was 5-of-8 passing for 133 yards for Summit.

TennisAt the WPIAL Section 3-AA Singles Tournament Friday, Knoch's Brooke Ross defeated teammate Alyssa King 7-5, 2-6, 6-3 to win the consolation match.The win sends Ross to the upcoming WPIAL Singles finals while King will serve as first alternate.

Golf

Forest 235, Moniteau 309 — John Cravenor's 59 was low score for the Warriors.

Forest 235: Gary Frye 40, Mitch Obenrader 45, Dylan Young 47, Alex Smail 48, Eric Lencer 55

Moniteau 309: John Cravenor 59, Matt Marterella 60, Jared Say 60, Chris Gibson 65, Marcus Fry 65