Madison dominated Tri-Valley Friday night, rolling to their first win of the season, 42-7.

The Bulldogs scored seven points in the first quarter before exploding for 21 in the second to take a 28-nothing halftime lead.

Madison scored on four of their five first half possesions, with quarterback Henry Veenhof accounted for all four of the Bulldog’s first-half touchdowns — scoring on runs of three, five, five, and 18 yards.

Tri-Valley got on the board early in the third quarter when Cole Hendrixson broke loose for an 88-yard touchdown run.

Madison answered with two more touchdowns. Veenhof connected with Ethan Sims on a six-yard touchdown pass, then found Luke Johnson for a 36-yard score.

Veenhof finished 13-of-14 passing for 219 yards and two touchdowns. He also rushed for 75 yards and four scores.

Malachi Ouverson led Madison on the ground with 77 yards on just two carries.

The Bulldogs finished with 429 yards of total offense, including 210 rushing and 219 passing.

Nolan Nielsen led Madison receivers with five catches for 100 yards, while Johnson had three catches for 59 yards.

Defensively, Madison recorded six sacks, including two from Ashten Dorhout.

The 1-1 Bulldogs will play their first home game of the season this Friday, hosting Belle Fourche at Brian Kern Family Stadium, at 6pm.