Aquinas led after the first series of the second half, 35-7, en route to a 35-21 Week 5 homecoming win over Blue Valley West.
The Saints (5-0) are in first place in the Eastern Kansas League and tied with De Soto atop the Kansas Class 5A East standings.
Aquinas has won 17 consecutive games.
"That is a strong result against a team like Blue Valley West," said coach Randy Dreiling. "Early on we set the tone. Our defense came out and backed them up with a couple of stops, and our offense found the open gaps for scores."
Blue Valley West (3-2) fell to fourth in the EKL and remains in the top half of the Kansas Class 6A East standings.
On the Jaguars' first two drives the Saints forced them to punt from deep in their own territory. Aquinas then scored two touchdowns on its opening two drives and led 13-0 by the 3:59 mark in the first quarter.
Blue Valley West did not score until 3:21 remained in the first half. 
"The game started about as well as we wanted it to," said Dreiling. "That was a result of our team being physical and aggressive. It's a real advantage to start the game well."
In the first half Aquinas out-gained Blue Valley West, 247-128, and gained 7.3 yards per play, including 6.5 per rush, and the defense yielded just 39 rushing yards.
For the game the Saints had 329 rushing yards and no turnovers.
Tyron "Tank" Young rushed for 199 yards and three touchdowns, including 10 yards per carry. Charlie McCormick rushed for 51 yards, and Finn Barnett 46, including 33 for Aquinas's fifth touchdown.
Tom Downey caught a 30-yard touchdown pass on the Saints' first offensive series of the game.
"We controlled the line of scrimmage and also blocked well on the edges," said Dreiling.
Senior linebacker Bobby Pierce led the tackle chart with a sack, tackle for loss, two hurries, and six solo tackles. Junior defensive lineman Caden Reeves also had a sack and tackle for loss, as well as four solo tackles. Freshman defensive lineman Sa'o Siavi'i also had a sack and tackle for loss.
"The defense deserves a lot of credit for holding them to a touchdown in the first half," said Dreiling.
Blue Valley West started its first drive from its 6-yard line thanks to a Tommy Carroll tackle on the kickoff at the 13 and a holding penalty.
The Jaguars went three and out and punted to their own 37.
On the Saints' first drive, a sack pushed them back nine yards, but on 4th and 3 Young took his third consecutive carry three yards on a second effort for the first down. 
On the next two plays, Blue Valley West caused a fumble on a pitch and hurried the quarterback, but on 3rd and 13 quarterback Blake Anderson hit Tom Downey in stride along the left hashes to make it 6-0.
Carroll again backed up the Jaguars to the 16 with a hit on the kickoff. Cameron Penny caused a fumble and Pierce garnered a sack before the Jaguars punted again.
Taking over at the Jags' 43, the Saints scored on five plays, culminating in a 23-yard touchdown run by Young and 13-0 lead.
Blue Valley West then drove down the field from its own 21-yard line to the Saints' 20, gaining three first downs, but then fumbled into the end zone, where Will Gavin recovered for a touchback.
The Saints commenced a 13-play touchdown drive from the 20. On the first set of downs after a hold and a sack, Young ran 17 yards on a toss sweep left, aided by Tom Downey and Isaiah Gavin's blocks on the edge. On 4th and 3, Young picked up the first down on a toss right.
On the next set of downs Young again picked up the first down on 3rd and 5. On 1st and goal from the 10, Young ran for his second touchdown, using a second effort at the 5 to get across the line at the 8:00 mark of the second quarter. Aquinas led, 20-0. 
Blue Valley then scored on 10 plays, including a fourth down conversion, to narrow the score to 20-7.
Aquinas answered in five plays, driving 77 yards. Young had runs of 21 and 38 yards, setting up his three-yard touchdown run.
On defense, Reeves had a sack and Penny a tackle for loss, forcing a punt, but Aquinas was unable to score despite starting the drive in Jaguar territory.
Aquinas started the second half with a scoring drive to go up 35-7. Young ran five yards, then Anderson kept inside for 16. Young ran for 22 yards, then Barnett ran 33 yards for a touchdown, with a nifty spin move at the 23 before running away from the defense.
