In a rare week of Monday night football, the three unbeaten teams that played stayed that way as No. 1 Arundel, No. 6 Joppatowne and No. 8 Poly won their belated contests.

Poly's game had been rescheduled earlier, but the other two were among a handful of games postponed because of last week's heavy rains.

Arundel moved to 7-0 with a 35-6 win over South River thanks to five touchdown passes from Billy Cosh, including three to Ronnie Harris.

Joppatowne also improved to 7-0 with a strong defensive performance to slip past top Harford County rival North Harford, 12-7. Both touchdowns came on kickoff returns -- from Epe Henriques and Joel Scott.

Poly is 7-0 too, beating Digital Harbor, 38-12, as Gabriel Ali-Eli ran for four touchdowns and caught a fifth on a pass from Antoine Goodson.

Those three are among nine undefeated teams remaining in the Baltimore area, including No. 3 River Hill, No. 9 Archbishop Spalding, No. 14 Atholton, No. 15 Chesapeake-BC and Forest Park. Only Lake Clifton dropped from the ranks of the unbeaten, falling to No. 13 Dunbar, 30-6.