Sissonville remained perfect with an explosive 47-20 victory over PikeView, improving to 6-0 for the 2026 season.

PikeView struck first when Kyle Williams finished the Panthers’ opening possession with a 14-yard touchdown run, but Sissonville quickly answered and took control behind a huge performance from Noah Evans.

Evans scored five touchdowns, finding the end zone on the ground and through the air as the Indians built a 26-6 halftime advantage and continued to pull away after the break.

Quarterback Maddox Balog repeatedly connected with Evans, while Bentley Ward and Deacon Moore helped create explosive plays for a Sissonville offense that entered the matchup averaging more than 30 points per game. Balog had already thrown 15 touchdown passes through Sissonville’s first five games.

Freshman Jackson Cook also reached the end zone, while Cam Bailey recovered a PikeView kickoff fumble that helped Sissonville turn the momentum firmly in its favor during the first half.

PikeView quarterback Braden Huggins added a rushing touchdown in the second half, but the Panthers could not slow down the Indians’ offense.

Sissonville finishes off the 47-20 win to remain unbeaten and continue one of the strongest starts in program history.

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