High school football: Week 9 results, recaps for every game in the Northwest Herald area

Crystal Lake Central 27, Hampshire 24 (OT): Tigers running back Griffin Buehler scored the game-winning touchdown in overtime on his 30th carry to beat the Whip-Purs in their Fox Valley Conference game.

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IHSA Football: Hampshire vs. Crystal Lake Central Hampshire's Cole Klawikoski runs for short yardage against Crystal Lake Central during their Fox Valley Conference game on Friday, Oct. 20, 2023 in Crystal Lake. (Paul J. McKenna for Shaw Local N)

Rochelle 30, Richmond-Burton 20: The Hubs won their first conference title since 2004, ending a streak of four conference championships for the Rockets.

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Richmond-Burton's Braxtin Nellessen tackles Rochelle's Grant Gensler during a Kishwaukee River/Interstate 8 (Blue) Conference football game on Friday, Oct.20, 2023, at Richmond-Burton High School. (Gregory Shaver/Gregory Shaver )

Wheaton Academy 43, Marian Central 33: Christian Bentancur had 21 catches for 183 yards and three touchdowns, but it wasn’t enough for the Hurricanes in the Chicagoland Christian Conference loss to the Warriors. Marian finished 4-5.

Plano 48, Marengo 21: The Indians’ playoff chances fell a win short with a loss to the Reapers, who earned their fifth win to qualify.

Prairie Ridge 55, McHenry 0: The Wolves rolled to their ninth consecutive win to claim the FVC championship outright. Prairie Ridge led 48-0 at halftime.

Huntley 20, Burlington Central 10: Haiden Janke rushed for 128 yards and a touchdown to lead the Raiders to an FVC win against the Rockets.

Cary-Grove 55, Dundee-Crown 12: The Trojans closed out the regular season with an FVC win over the Chargers.

Jacobs 42, Crystal Lake South 20: The Golden Eagles rolled up 286 rushing yards and won their fifth straight game with an FVC victory over the Gators.

Johnsburg 32, at Harvard 28: The Skyhawks scored a touchdown with just over three minutes remaining to beat the Hornets.