NO. 16 WISCONSIN-PLATTEVILLE 40, WISCONSIN-LA CROSSE 10  BOX SCORE
Making his second career start after an injury opened the QB job, sophomore Bryce Corrigan helped UW-Platteville roll to a 30-point victory as he completed 37 of 43 pass attempts for 412 yards and three touchdowns. He completed 15 consecutive attempts to open the game and 24 of his first 25 pass attempts between the Pioneers’ opening drive of the game and first drive of the third quarter. His 37 completions are ffith-most in program single-game history, and his favorite target, WR Paul Reit, came away with a school record and conference-record tying 18 receptions for 167 yards.

NO. 10 SALISBURY 28, NO. 8 ST. JOHN FISHER 17  BOX SCORE
Salisbury had to rally for 21 second-half points to pull away from St. John Fisher in a top-10 matchup. The defense played a huge role at the end as the Sea Gulls came away with a pair of interceptions and a fumble recovery to set up the offense with LB Steven Gamble leading the way. A sophomore, Gamble finished with a team-high 14 tackles and added 1.5 sacks while forcing and recovering the lone Cardinals’ fumble, setting up the go-ahead touchdown.  

NORTHWESTERN (MINN.) 14, ST. SCHOLASTICA 13  BOXSCORE

There wasn’t much scoring — in fact, neither team scored on offense until the final four minutes of the contest — but Northwestern (Minn.) pulled out a one-point win thanks in part to Brian Lecheler, who opened the game with his third kickoff return touchdown since 2011. Lecheler took the opening kickoff back for a score, racing 94 yards to the end zone for the 11th-longest KOR in Division III this fall. Cory Gebhard also scored on a 90-yard kickoff return for St. Scholastica in the losing effort.