Maple Grove quarterback Jacob Kilzer scored a touchdown in the third quarter of his team’s 41-27 victory at Minnetonka. (Earl J. Ebensteiner, Special to the Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Chris Heim lunged across the goal line on his second carry of overtime to give visiting White Bear Lake a 20-14 victory in overtime over Mounds View on Friday. The Bears blocked a field goal on the first possession of overtime to set the winning score.

Gavin Knutson threw a 62-yard touchdown pass to Rayshaun Brakes in the opening drive of the game for the Bears. Heim ran for a touchdown run in the second quarter to give the Bears another seven-point lead.

Owen Wark threw touchdown passes to Tyler Nystrom and Langston Hall for the Mustangs to erase those seven-point deficits.

The Mustangs thought they had taken the lead with 1:50 left in regulation on a 66-yard touchdown pass, but an offensive pass interference penalty brought the play back. The Mustangs were forced to punt two plays later.

Maple Grove 41, Minnetonka 27: Quarterback Jacob Kilzer ran for four touchdowns and passed for one, propelling the visiting Crimson, ranked fourth in the Metro Top 10, past the Skippers, ranked fifth.

Maple Grove trailed 14-13 in the first half before taking the lead when Kilzer passed for a touchdown in the half's last two minutes.

Prior Lake 24, Edina 9: Grayson Spronk had two touchdown runs in the first quarter to lead the visiting Lakers, No. 3 in the Metro Top 10, past the host Hornets. Hunter MacGillivray sealed the victory with a touchdown run with 2:21 left in the game, and Logan Lehrer made a field goal in the third quarter for the Lakers. Finn McElroy threw a touchdown pass to John Warpinski and Mason Sill kicked a field goal for the Hornets.

Stillwater 42, Roseville 7: Max Shikenjanski threw four touchdown passes to lead the No. 6 Ponies past the host Raiders. Joseph Hoheisel caught two touchdown passes and Tanner Schmidt and Thomas Jacobs one each, Sam Young ran for a touchdown and Landon Weyer returned an interception for a touchdown for the Ponies. Isaiah Magee ran for a touchdown for the Raiders.

St. Thomas Academy 34, Cretin-Derham Hall 0: Savion Hart ran for three touchdowns to lead the Cadets past the visiting Raiders. Love Adebayo and Daniel Dahl had touchdown runs for the Cadets.

Rosemount 28, Lakeville North 7: The Irish scored 21 unanswered points to defeat the host Panthers. William Priest and Jackson Ganser had touchdown runs and Chance Swansson returned a punt for a touchdown to help the Irish pull away. Jermaine Richardson got the Irish on the board first. The Panthers' Riley Grossman threw a touchdown pass to Sam Nolan in the second quarter to tie the score.