Seidl right on target for St. Seb’s

Billy Seidl may be headed to Duke for his pitching arm, but last night he showed his talents with his legs.

Seidl ran for 162 yards and amassed three touchdowns while St. Sebastian’s did not allow a touchdown for the third straight week as the host Arrows defeated Buckingham, Browne & Nichols, 23-3, in a special night game with temporary lights in Needham.

With Northwesternbound back Bryce Gallagher leading the way, Seidl used his quickness and vision from out of the spread to torment the Knights defensive line all night long.

“I was getting some great blocks from my linemen and then it was great having Bryce lead the way,” said Seidl. “I don’t normally run like that, but I just found holes and it was awesome.”

Defensively, St. Sebastian’s (3-0) was suffocating from the opening kickoff. The Arrows finished with four sacks and forced a pair of turnovers, including an interception by Gallagher, and a safety. They held BB&N to just 121 total yards for the game.

“I knew BB&N was bigger and more physical but I thought we were quicker,” said St. Seb’s coach Bob Souza. “They are a good team, but I just thought our kids forced them out of their game.”

Trailing 14-3 to begin the second half, BB&N thought it had changed momentum when Anthony LaMonica came down with an interception at the Warriors’ 2-yard line. On the second play from scrimmage, however, Arrows defensive tackle Steve Jessup broke through for a sack resulting in a safety and a 16-3 St. Seb’s lead.

Following the free kick, Seidl put the game out of reach. On third-and-5, Seidl received the snap, found a burst of speed through the tackles and took off down the far sideline for a 27yard touchdown run to give the Arrows a 23-3 advantage.

In other action last night: Jermaine Wiggins made the highlight reel by corralling a 15-yard touchdown reception from Aiden Gordon as Central Catholic (3-2) rolled to a 40-0 shutout of Lowell in a Merrimack Valley Conference Large tilt.

Cameron Jones opened the game by returning a kick 80 yards for a touchdown and later added a 60yard punt return for a score as part of a three-touchdown night as Wayland (41) coasted to a 37-0 victory over Newton South in the Dual County League Small. . . . Tyler Dussault had 11 carries for 136 yards and four touchdowns in the first half as Bedford (1-4) snapped a nine-game losing streak with a 41-21 win over Boston Latin.

Rian Schwede ran for a score, caught a TD pass and threw a touchdown for Whitman-Hanson (3-2) in a 39-0 win over Quincy in the Patriot Keenan.

Rhaki Joseph scored two touchdowns in regulation before Hampton Trout drilled a 19-yard field goal in overtime to give Belmont (3-2) a 17-14 victory against Winchester in the Middlesex Liberty . ... Anthony Bianchi threw for 246 yards and two touchdowns, while rushing for 90 yards and four more scores as Lexington (3-2) defeated Arlington, 46-24.

Behind four TD runs from Christos Argyropoulos, Stoneham (5-0) remained atop the Middlesex Freedom with a 40-14 win over Melrose . ... Peter Marino ran for 249 yards and three touchdowns to push Wilmington (3-2) to a 33-7 win over Watertown.

Jacob Murphy struck for over 200 yards rushing and four touchdowns as Falmouth (5-0) rolled to a 46-22 victory over Atlantic Coast League foe DennisYarmouth.

Matt Arvanitis tossed three TD passes to Ryan Topher and ran for a fourth as Holliston (5-0) stayed the course with a 28-7 win over Hopkinton in the Tri-Valley Large.

In Tri-Valley Small play, Tyler Martel paced Dedham (4-1) to a 23-13 win over Norton (1-4) with two rushing touchdowns in the second quarter.

Sam O’Furie racked up 90 yards and three touchdowns on 12 carries, while adding five tackles for Salem (3-2) in a 26-14 victory over Northeastern Conference Tier 3 rival Winthrop.

Seamus Webster ran to a pair of touchdowns, while Charlie Cahalane converted the game-winning twopoint scamper as Newburyport (3-2) rallied for a wild 15-14 victory over Triton in the Cape Ann League Kinney.

Chrys Wilson passed for two touchdowns, David Cifuentes ran for two more and Bishop Fenwick (4-1) stayed atop the Catholic Central Large standings with a 28-0 win over Archbishop Williams (1-4). Keegan O’Connor caught five passes for 67 yards and a touchdown in the win.

Nick McDermott and Liam LeVangie each found the end zone three times for East Bridgewater (2-3) in a 42-14 victory over Middleboro in the South Shore Sullivan.

Cole McIntyre hit Tyler Noe for a 14-yard TD pass, while also running for another score as Old Rochester (5-0) clinched the South Coast Conference Large title with a 38-19 win over Somerset Berkley.

Anthony Mejia threw two touchdown passes and rushed for another score, while John Smith Howell added a pair of TD runs and a scoring reception as Pope John (5-0) rolled over Austin Prep, 36-6, in the Catholic Central Small.

Ismael Presume rushed for 134 yards and a touchdown to give West Roxbury (3-2) a 14-6 victory over East Boston to take over the top spot in Boston North . . . . Marcus Gonzalez was immense again, rushing for 328 yards and two touchdowns as TechBoston (2-3) shut out O’Bryant, 30-0, to earn the Headmasters Chair, which will be presented to their co-headmasters on Tuesday.

Madison Park (0-4) forfeited its game with Boston English/New Mission (5-0) yesterday afternoon due to a lack of numbers, according to Boston English coach Ryan Conway.

Kevin Opoku rushed for 100 yards and three touchdowns, including the gamewinner from six yards out with 45 seconds left, as Southeastern (3-1) handed Tri-County its first loss, 2721, in the Mayflower Athletic Conference Large.

Kyle Scholz rushed for 173 yards and two touchdowns as Old Colony (4-1) defeated South Shore, 30-6, in the Mayflower Athletic Small. He also had an interception.

No. 8 Acton-Boxboro scored 21 unanswered points in the first quarter and never looked back in a 35-7 win over Dracut in a nonleague battle of undefeated teams. Senior quarterback Finn Murray passed for two scores and ran for another for the Colonials (5-0) in the win .... Colby Therrien ran for a pair of scores to pace Peabody (2-3) to a 21-6 victory against Masconomet. .. . Ethan Almeida ran for two touchdowns and added a TD reception as Greater New Bedford Voke (1-4) beat Martha’s Vineyard, 27-14.

Christian Keeling fueled the offense, rushing for a pair of touchdowns while adding another on a 15-yard reception from Matt Lavoie, as West Bridgewater (4-1) pulled away late for a 33-14 victory over Upper Cape . . . . Junior Uga was unstoppable on both sides of the ball, rushing for 139 yards and two touchdowns while adding four interceptions defensively for Weston (3-1) in a 43-13 win over Georgetown.