Har‑Ber 35, Farmington 21

FARMINGTON — Har‑Ber flipped a 14–0 first‑quarter deficit into a statement road win, outscoring Farmington 35–7 Friday at Cardinal Stadium. Wide receiver Treyson Reith torched the secondary with touchdown grabs of 86, 9 and 37 yards, all from quarterback Brice Owens, who later added a 3‑yard keeper to close the door. Running back Reed McAllister punctuated a clock‑eating drive with a 5‑yard plunge, the payoff for a surging front anchored by center Mark Ballard and tight end Jack Gilder.

Farmington landed the first blows behind quarterback Ayden Lester. The junior ripped an 80‑yard strike to wideout Dawson Keaton, then followed with a 16‑yard keeper to make it 14–0. After halftime, fullback Kambren Miller’s3‑yard dive pulled the Cardinals within one score before Har‑Ber answered with Reith’s third touchdown to restore control.

Owens managed the moment like a vet, extending plays and delivering on‑time throws to all levels. McAllister’s decisive cuts softened the box, and Har‑Ber’s defense settled in with downhill fits. Linebacker Jake Adams lived in the backfield, and defensive back Sion Wilson closed windows on the perimeter during a second‑half stretch that produced three straight stops.

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter
Farmington – Dawson Keaton 80 pass from Ayden Lester (PAT good), 7‑0
Farmington – Ayden Lester 16 run (PAT good), 14‑0

2nd Quarter
Har‑Ber – Reed McAllister 5 run (PAT good), 14‑7
Har‑Ber – Treyson Reith 86 pass from Brice Owens (PAT good), 14‑14

3rd Quarter
Farmington – Kambren Miller 3 run (PAT good), 21‑14
Har‑Ber – Treyson Reith 9 pass from Brice Owens (PAT good), 21‑21

4th Quarter
Har‑Ber – Brice Owens 3 run (PAT good), 28‑21
Har‑Ber – Treyson Reith 37 pass from Brice Owens (PAT good), 35‑21

Players who stood out

• Treyson Reith (WR, Har‑Ber) — 3 receiving TDs.

• Brice Owens (QB, Har‑Ber) — 3 TD passes, 1 rushing TD.

• Ayden Lester (QB, Farmington) — 1 passing TD, 1 rushing TD.

• Dawson Keaton (WR, Farmington) — 80‑yard TD reception.

• Reed McAllister (RB, Har‑Ber) — 5‑yard TD and chain‑moving runs.