EBEN JUNCTION — After a four-point win against perennially strong Lake Linden-Hubbell in their season-opener, the North Dickinson Nordics have rampaged through the rest of the season outscoring opponents by 30 points per game.

That dominant trend continued Saturday when the UPSSA eight-player second-ranked Nordics traveled to Eben Junction and rolled over the Superior Central Cougars 56-14.

Brady Jungwirth threw four touchdown passes, while Trent Kramer, Toby Fleming and Jason Graham accounted for two TDs each and Toby King added a rushing score as the Nordics (9-0) built a 50-6 lead after the third quarter.

Jungwirth started the scoring blitz with a 10-yard TD pass to Trent Kramer just 1:45 into the game. Fleming then put his squad up by two TDs on a 34-yard scamper.

After Graham sprinted in from 59 yards, North Dickinson led 20-0 after the first 12 minutes.

The Nordics added to their advantage with three more scores before halftime. Fleming scored on a 37-yard run with 8:25 left in the half.

Just 49 seconds later, Graham hit paydirt with a 7-yard run and then with 24 ticks remaining in the half, Jungwirth connected with Ty King on an 8-yarder to give ND complete control at 44-6.

Trent Kramer hauled in a 10-yard pass from Jungwirth late in the third quarter to put the Nordics up 50-6 heading into the fourth.

Hayden Grunlund closed the scoring for ND on a 21-yard run with 3:35 remaining. The Cougars (3-6) put up a touchdown and a 2-point conversion to account for their final tally.

Jungwirth finished with 13 completions in 25 attempts for 276 yards. Graham led the Nordics in rushing with 125 yards as ND totaled 519 yards of offense.

Defensively, Colton Roberts finished with 10 tackles and a fumble recovery, while Ty King recorded two sacks among his eight tackles and Graham posted nine tackles.

Prep football scores

Thursday, Oct. 23

ELEVEN PLAYER

Negaunee 44, Iron Mountain 7

Friday, Oct. 24

ELEVEN PLAYER

Bark River-Harris 44, Houghton 6

Escanaba 38, Gladstone 12

Calumet 42, L’Anse 8

Marquette 21, Kingsford 13

EIGHT PLAYER

St. Ignace 28, Cedarville 20

Pickford 32, Ishpeming 0

Norway 56, Munising 0

Lake Linden-Hubbell 48, Ontonagon 22

North Central 50, Forest Park 30

Rudyard 26, Newberry 8

WIAA EIGHT PLAYER

Lena-St. Thomas Aquinas 14, Athens 6

Wabeno-Laona 28, Valley Christian Oshkosh 14

Saturday, Oct. 25

EIGHT PLAYER

North Dickinson 56, Superior Central 14