Shane Frommer rushed 18 times for 87 yards and scored on a back-breaking 47-yard touchdown run late in the game to cap a furious 28-point rally that lifted No. 4 King Philip to a 28-10 victory over No. 20 Mansfield on Thursday night in Wrentham.

Frommer also scored on a 91-yard interception return in the second quarter that proved to give the Warriors a huge momentum swing after Mansfield surged to an early 10-0 lead with 10:52 left before intermission.

“We pride ourselves to keep driving, keep working until the very end,’’ Frommer said. “We keep working until we come out on top.’’

Mansfield opened the game with a 14-play, 80-yard scoring drive capped by Dan DeGirolamo’s 9-yard run. After Hunter Ferreira intercepted King Philip quarterback Brendan Lydon, Mike DeBolt kicked a 37-yard field goal in the second quarter to give the Hornets a 10-0 lead.

The Hornets threatened again with less than two minutes left before intermission when Fromer picked off a deflected pass and went untouched 91 yards for the score.

Cole Baker’s extra point pulled the Warriors within 10-7 with 1:38 remaining in the first half.

“The interception was a very critical flip of the whole game,’’ said Mansfield coach Mike Redding. “But they make a great play, a great return, and we had dominated, but we’re only up 3, and they get some momentum at the half.’’

After Mansfield’s defense held King Philip to 31 yards total offense after the first 22 minutes of the game, Frommer’s pick-6 proved pivotal, as it triggered an unanswered 28-point spree for the Warriors.

After a scoreless third quarter, the Warriors took advantage of great field position at the 50 and grabbed a 14-10 lead when Lydon found senior tight end Dylan Leonard on a 19-yard TD pass to cap a four-play scoring drive just eight seconds into the final frame.

Mansfield controlled the ball with a little more than seven minutes remaining in the game, but KP junior Luke D’Amico picked off Mansfield QB Damani Scott at the Hornets 48. Lydon then connected with senior Tom Madden on a 31-yard scoring strike to expand King Philip’s lead, 21-10.

Frommer made Scott pay for another interception when he exploded for his 47-yard TD run that sealed the victory.

“They definitely had us on the ropes, and it’s hard to get it done when things aren’t going your way,’’ said Warriors coach Brian Lee. “You just have to keep calm, do your job, and be ready for it when an opportunity comes.’’

Bay State

Natick 35, Norwood 6 — Senior QB Christian D’Antonio threw a career-high five touchdown passes and a season-high 150 yards for the visiting Redhawks (4-0), who built a 28-0 halftime cushion. His afternoon included a 52-yard TD strike in the second quarter to Angel LeBron Jr. (four catches, 85 yards, 3 TDs).

Needham 34, Weymouth 16 — Nolan Riley scored on TD runs of 18 and 10 yards and Charles Sumner completed scoring tosses of 25 and 34 yards for the host Rockets (3-1).

Catholic Central

Arlington Catholic 28, Bishop Fenwick 14 — The host Cougars (3-1) closed the game with a 14-point fourth quarter to pull out the Catholic Central win. Quarterback Michael Burke put AC on top with a 15-yard keeper and Kyle Almeida sealed the win, returning a fumble 60 yards for a score.

Commonwealth

Weston 38, Whittier 36 — Will Van Houten recovered a fumble on Whittier’s go-ahead 2-point try with 23 seconds left and returned it 98 yards to lift the Wildcats to the wild win.

Dual County

Lincoln-Sudbury 55, Westford 7 — Junior James Dillon ran six times for 139 yards and scored on TD runs of 65 and 28 yards to help the host No. 18 Warriors (3-1) rack up 315 rushing yards in the first half.

Newton South 22, Bedford 7 —Luke Cloud threw for 245 yards and three TDs, connecting with Lucas Lopes (6 catches, 88 yards) on an 85-yard strike for the visiting Lions (3-1).

Wayland 35, Boston Latin 8 — Manny Oliver scored on TD runs of 40 and 11 yards to lead the Warriors (2-2).

Hockomock

Stoughton 33, Sharon 0 — Junior QB Evan Gibb rushed for three touchdowns (7, 1 and 1 yards) and tossed a 2-point conversion to power the 16th-ranked Black Knights (3-1).

Middlesex

Watertown 35, Burlington 20 — Mange Camara (3 TDs) and Nick McDermott (2 TDs) combined for five touchdown runs for the Raiders (3-1).

Lexington 42, Winchester 19 — Senior QB Sal Frelick ran for 115 yards and three touchdowns on just six carries for the sixth-ranked Minutemen (4-0). Ben Quint also amassed 88 yards on five carries, and scored twice, including a 44-yard interception return.

Northeastern

Marblehead 30, Beverly 0 — Andy Clough scored on a 29-yard run and fired a 31-yard TD pass to Jack McGrath for the Magicians (4-0).

South Shore

Abington 42, Hull 16 — Ethan Curtin scored on a 4-yard rush and a 54-yard fumble return in the third quarter for the Green Wave (2-2). Will Klein also scored on a 62-yard punt return to highlight Abington’s 21-point eruption in the first quarter.

Tri-Valley

Hopkinton 22, Medfield 20 — After the host Warriors (3-1) rallied for a 14-14 tie late in the fourth quarter, QB Ryan Kelleher fired his third TD pass of the night, a 5-yarder to Will Abbott in OT for win. Hopkinton (4-0) then denied Medfield’s tying 2-point pass attempt after Mitchell Gonser’s 3-yard TD run.

Henry Brechter can be reached at henry.brechter@globe.com.