KNOXVILLE (WVLT) -- For the first time in eight years, the Webb Spartans can lay their heads on their pillows with the sweet feeling of mastery over archrival Catholic.

The Spartans took advantage of turnovers and used a dominant rushing attack to beat the Irish, 21-10, and end a seven-game losing streak against their West Knoxville neighbors.

Jarvis Jones got Webb (5-0) on the board in the first quarter. He followed his blockers and cruised into the end zone to give the Spartans a 7-0 lead. The score was 7-3 at the end of the first period.

But late in the first half, Catholic (3-2) took the lead. Speedy running back Dorian Cozart showed his tough side, bulldozing into the end zone with less than two minutes left to give the Irish a 10-7 advantage.

Webb, however, was not content to run out the clock. A long kickoff return set up a touchdown connection from Parker Wormsley to David Wilhoit, and the Spartans led 14-10 at the break.

The second half turned into a defensive slugfest. Webb's Brian Burby ran for a score in the third quarter, completing a bruising drive and giving the Spartans a 21-10 lead. Neither team would score again, and David Meske's team finally found sweet victory against its most bitter enemy.

KARNS 44, POWELL 24
POWELL -- Most pundits expected Powell to roll over Karns.

Those pundits couldn't have been further off base.

Kyle Boden led a steamrolling Beaver offense to 26 first-half points, and Karns rumbled to a 44-24 win, the team's second of the season.

Boden started the scoring with a touchdown pass to Kevin Guinn, who popped open on a crossing pattern to cap the Beavers' first drive of the night.

Powell was unable to keep pace, dropping its third straight contest after a 2-1 start.

FULTON 14, WEST 13
KNOXVILLE -- Fulton and West came together for an intriguing interdistrict affair Friday on Sutherland Avenue, and the game didn't disappoint.

Fulton bounded out to a 14-0 halftime lead, but the Rebels stormed back. But Scott Cummings' team was unable to take advantage of late chances, and the Falcons held on for a 14-13 win.

OTHER EAST TENNESSEE SCORES:
Alcoa 49 , Howard 0
Anderson County 28 , Knoxville Halls 7
Bledsoe County 47 , Faith Covenant Academy, AL 0
Boyd Buchanan 62 , Notre Dame 6
Brainerd 19 , Austin-East 8
CAK 41 , Sequoyah 0
Clinton 40 , Campbell County 0
Cocke County 34 , Union County 0
Copper Basin 37 , Andrews, NC 6
Cosby 22 , Chuckey-Doak 16
Daniel Boone 40 , Sullivan North 13
David Crockett 43 , South Greene 20
East Ridge 41 , Sweetwater 0
Gatlinburg-Pittman 35 , Unicoi County 0
Gibbs 46 , Cumberland Gap 7
Hancock County 12 , Oakdale 7
Happy Valley 33 , Cloudland 22
Hixson 22 , DeKalb County 21
Karns 44 , Powell 24
Kingston 14 , Lenoir City 13
Knoxville Carter 10 , South Doyle 7
Knoxville Central 34 , Hardin Valley 15
Knoxville Fulton 14 , Knoxville West 13
Knoxville Webb 21 , Knoxville Catholic 10
Lookout Valley 38 , Taft Youth Center, TN 0
Loudon 14 , Bradley Central 10
Maryville 21 , Oak Ridge 13
MBA 27 , McCallie 24
Oliver Springs 24 , Midway 13
Oneida 28 , Greenback 14
Ooltewah 30 , Maplewood 24
Pigeon Forge 42 , Grainger 26
Polk County 53 , Walker Valley 35
Red Bank 52 , Cleveland 6
Rockwood 35 , Coalfield 0
Sequatchie County 21 , Marion County 14
Signal Mountain 48 , Chattanooga Christian 0
Silverdale 42 , Chattanooga Grace 6
South Pittsburg 47 , Chattanooga Central 12
Sullivan East 16 , Sullivan Central 0
Tellico Plains 37 , Meigs County 8
Tennessee High 38 , Greeneville 17
West Greene 42 , North Greene 0
Whitwell 38 , Huntland 20
William Blount 16 , Heritage 7