Cody O'Brien; the second a 3-yard rush by Ben Suchsland. Both sides combined for 15 penalties that accumulated to over 120 yards. Week 6 Saint Mary vs No. 7 McPherson The University of Saint Mary scored first on a Cameron Ridley 2-yard run for a touchdown to take the lead 7–0 but would not score again until time ran out in the first half when Bobby Schattle successfully kicked a 20-yard field goal putting Saint Mary at 10 points. The problem for Saint Mary was that McPherson managed to score 56 points in between. McPherson was fairly even in splitting their offensive production among passing and rushing, with 285 and 275 yards respectively to achieve 560 yards of total offense. Both teams managed to score a few more times in the second half, but never enough to bring the game within reach for Saint Mary and the score closed out with a victory for the nationally ranked McPherson Bulldogs. Tabor vs No. 13 Ottawa Nationally ranked No. 13 Ottawa University improved its record to 5–1 with a victory over Tabor College. Tabor managed to stay with Ottawa in the first quarter by answering Ottawa's first field goal with one of their own to tie the score 3–3. Later in the quarter Ottawa's Casey Wieder would kick a second field goal to put the Braves ahead 6–3, and the Braves held the lead for the remainder of the game. In total, Weider's foot was good for a total of 13 points, which included two field goals, the longest of which was 42 yards. Ottawa Piled on 575 yards of total offense to conclude the game 55–6. Friends vs Sterling Friends University traveled to Sterling College and secured a conference victory with equally-matched rushing and passing production of 228 yards–totaling 456 yards in 85 plays for an average of 5.4 yards per play. Friends lost the ball three times on fumbles. Friends Punter Drew Johnson matched his season-best with a 61-yard kick. Haskell vs No. 17 Kansas Wesleyan Seventeenth-ranked Kansas Wesleyan (KW) hosted Haskell Indian Nations University in a non-conference match-up to a 59–7 victory. KW scored first when quarterback Doug Webster hit Ricky Roberts for a 55-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter. KW scored again when Jake Winship pushed the ball over the goal line to put KW up 14–0. At least a dozen ball carriers teamed up to produce