ST. PETER — Gavin Schaefer and Coby Brownlee each scored fourth-quarter touchdowns to lead the Marshall football team to a comeback road victory over St. Peter, 16-7, on Friday night.

Brownlee clinched the game with a 55-yard run to the house while Schaefer took 28 carries for 166 yards in the win.

The win comes a week after Schaefer carried the ball 16 times for 178 yards in a 37-13 win over Class AAA No. 9 Fairmont.

Marshall (5-2) has now won four consecutive games and will look to carry their momentum into their regular-season finale against New Ulm at Southwest Minnesota State University on Wednesday at 7 p.m.

TMB 21, St. James 0

ST. JAMES — The Tracy-Milroy-Balaton football team continued to roll through the competition with a 21-0 win over St. James Area on Friday night. The result marks the Panthers’ fifth consecutive victory since their Week 2 loss to Sleepy Eye United.

The Panthers were coming off a 69-0 win over Murray County Central in their matchup last Friday. Ankrum had 236 yards in the game, breaking the previous school record of 217 that he set in TMB’s season-opening win over Dawson-Boyd this season. Before that, the record had been 185 yards by David Schmidt against Canby in 2008.

Stats were unavailable for TMB’s game against St. James Area.

Tracy-Milroy-Balaton (6-1) will finish off its regular season at home against Russell-Tyler-Ruthon on Wednesday at 7 p.m.

A/E 40, Wabasso 0

WABASSO — From the jump, the Adrian-Ellsworth football team had too much firepower for the Wabasso Rabbits to keep up with on Friday night. The Dragons dominated both sides of the ball and rolled to a 40-0 win.

Adrian-Ellsworth scored its first points of the game on a 40-yard pick-six by Mechack Ndikubuntu. From there, they scored on a 13-yard run and a 2-point conversion to end the first quarter with a 14-0 lead and converted another pair of rushing touchdowns and a 2-point conversion to double that lead at halftime.

Wabasso held the Dragons scoreless in the third quarter but a fourth-quarter kick return and a 31-yard rushing touchdown gave Adrian-Ellsworth another 12 fourth-quarter points.

Joe Liebl completed four of his 16 passes for 45 yards and an interception. The longest of those passes was a 31-yard completion to Boston Brand.

Sam Zeug led the Rabbits’ rushing attack with six carries for 15 yards.

Zach Timm led Wabasso’s defense with six tackles while Brand had another five.

Rilee Heidebrink led the Adrian offense with 15 carries for 150 yards and a touchdown while Jaren Winselman led the defense with seven tackles.

Wabasso (0-7) will play its final regular-season game in Slayton against Murray County Central on Wednesday at 7 p.m.