Friday night football: The early report, including Seneca Valley's win over Quince Orchard ●No. 16 Seneca Valley (5-0) earned its biggest win of the season, taking down the visiting Cougars, 12-9. Quarterback Calvin Reighard found Kevin Joppy for 13-yard touchdown pass that gave Seneca Valley a 12-7 lead with 4 minutes 22 seconds remaining in the game. Quince Orchard falls to 4-1. We'll have a game story and video later tonight. (Matt Brooks/for The Washington Post) - A look at Briar Woods before playing Tuscarora. (Brandon Parker/The Washington Post) - Langley battled Madison on Friday night. ●BRIAR WOODS ROLLS: The ninth-ranked Falcons had little trouble with Tuscarora, winning 35-6. We'll have a game story and photo gallery later. For now get more details on Matt Brooks's Twitter feed. 15 DAMASCUS DOES ENOUGH: After squandering most of a three-score halftime lead, the No. 15 Hornets stopped Sherwood on its final two drives to hold on in a Montgomery nonleague matchup in Sandy Spring and win 23-20. Senior Caleb Baisden snuffed out Sherwood's last chance with a late interception and then ran the ball on seven of the game's final eight plays to run out the clock. Damascus (5-0) scored all of its points in the second quarter, seizing momentum with three touchdowns in a 5-minute, 10-second span late in the first half. Junior quarterback Chase Williams finished 15 of 23 for 182 yards with a touchdown and no turnovers. He added a one-yard rushing score on a quarterback sneak with 1:47 left in the first half that put his team up 23-6. We'll have a complete game story plus a photo gallery later. ●MADISON EDGES LANGLEY: In one of the closer games tonight, the Warhawks (4-1) emerged with a 24-21 win. Stay tuned for a game story later. For now, get details from Brandon Parker's tweets. ●RIVER HILL A WINNER: River Hill overcame a slow start and a slew of penaltie, remaining undefeated with a 27-13 road win over Glenelg. The Hawks, who had yet to punt the ball away this season, opened the game with a three and out and punted on all three of its first quarter possessions before fumbling the ball away on the third play of the second quarter. The Hawks mustered just 22 yards of total offense in the first quarter while Glenelg jumped out to a 7-0 lead on a drive highlighted by a 56-yard run by junior David Brookhart and punctuated by a 5 yard scoring run from senior Nick Crabill. Stay tuned for a complete game story later tonight. 2 STONE BRIDGE WINS BIG: The second-ranked Bulldogs had little trouble with Jefferson, coming away with a 42-7 win.