BELMOND — It was back to business as usual for the South Hamilton football team here Friday night.

The Hawks imposed their will on Belmond-Klemme, scoring a convincing 58-0 victory.

South Hamilton (2-1 overall) scored 24 points in the first 12 minutes of action, adding 18 more in the second.

A total of 13 Hawk players earned at least one rush attempt, with five different ones finding the end zone. Noah Gunderson scored three times, Landon Greufe twice and Landen Skartvedt, Blake Harris and Jose Babcock once each.

Skartvedt, a senior, made his triumphant return to the field, rushing for a game-high 95 yards on just eight carries. He averaged nearly 12 yards per rush.

Nick Severseike had 50 yards, Greufe 48 and South Hamilton finished with 309 yards rushing on 48 attempts. Tjerdan Johnson completed his only pass for 14 yards to Owen Renaud.

The Hawks were perfect on defense, recording four sacks and 10.5 tackles for loss while keeping the Broncos out of the end zone. Renaud had two sacks, while Ernie Taylor and Aiden Johnson each recorded one.

Taylor had six tackles, Gunderson recovered two fumbles and Greufe picked off a pass.

South Hamilton did not punt on the night, as Johnson converted a pair of two-point conversions, while Kolby Hodnefield, Skartvedt and Gunderson each had one.

Next up for the Hawks will be Woodward-Granger back here on Friday night.