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Week 0 Summaries and Boxes
Friday’s Games
Non-district
BY TYLER CLIFTON
KFYN SPORTS DIRECTOR
BONHAM - Callisburg had 23 players back from its 2008 team that went three rounds deep in the playoffs, and its experience showed against the Warriors and first-year head coach Dale Trompler.
Bobby Dorman accounted for 251 yards of total offense, as the Wildcats cruised to an eventual 41-12 win Friday night.
Dorman ran 10 times for 124 yards and two touchdowns while completing 11 of 19 passes for 127 yards and two more scores with an interception in which Callisburg (1-0) got the ball right back after causing a fumble, one of four in the game for the Warriors (0-1).
Bonham quarterback Kyle Washington completed 14 of 25 passes for 125 yards, including a 7-yard touchdown pass to Jake Price with 17 seconds left in the game for the final margin. Washington also ran 14 times for 91 yards..
The Warriors look to build on a strong second half in which they held Callisburg to six points, none in the fourth quarter. They were only out-gained 352-272 on the night, but a lot of the yardage came when the game was already out of reach.
Sanger (0-1), who lost to Lovejoy in its opener, comes to town Friday night.
Callisburg 41, Bonham 12
Callisburg 21 14 6 0 -41
Bonham 0 0 0 12 -12
Team Stats Callisburg Bonham
First Downs 10 10
Rushes-Yards 25-189 29-147
Passing Yards 163 125
C-A-I 12-20-1 14-25-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-2 4-3
Penalties-Yards 3-22 12-98
Punts-Average 4-35.5 7-28.3
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Callisburg: Bobby Dorman 10-124, Langston Jones 8-51, Cory Harmon 4-19, Chris Apala 2-2, Kevin Bartley 1-(-7); Bonham: Kyle Washington 14-91, Jeremy Smith 2-41, Chase Gregory 5-26, Josh Price 1-1, Blaine Dunlap 2-(-1), Breelan Dunlap 1-(-5), Braylon Mitchell 4-(-6).
Passing - Callisburg: Dorman 11-19-1, 127, Kevin Bartley 1-1-0, 36; Bonham: Washington 14-25-0 125.
Receiving - Callisburg: Alan Eugster 2-41, Cory Harmon 2-28, Langston Jones 2-28, Clay McKenzie 2-25, Apala 1-22, Cole Wescoat 1-10, Kevin Bartley 2-9; Bonham: Gregory 2-41, T.J. King 2-28, Tyler Bee 2-22, Smith 1-17, Price 3-13, Daine Dunlap 1-4, Jake Wilson 1-1, Shelby Williams 1-0, Jae Plotke 1-(-1).
FIRST QUARTER
Callisburg - Bobby Dorman 33 run (Dorman kick), 8:33
Callisburg - Clay McKenzie 19 pass from Dorman (Dorman kick), 3:45
Callisburg - Dorman 12 run (Dorman kick), :52
SECOND QUARTER
Callisburg - Alan Eugster 8 pass from Dorman (Dorman kick), 7:15
Callisburg - Langston Jones 28 run (Dorman kick), :47
THIRD QUARTER
Callisburg - Jones 4 run (kick blocked), 3:13
FOURTH QUARTER
Bonham - Chase Gregory 14 run (run failed), 8:00
Bonham - Josh Price 7 pass from Kyle Washington (run failed), :17
Melissa 33, Nevada Community 8
MELISSA - Cody Morgan ran 17 times for 74 yards and a touchdown, while sophomore Wes McQueen completed 10 of 14 passes for 138 yards and two scores to lead Melissa past Nevada Community in its season opener under first-year coach Seth Stinton.
The Cardinals (1-0) led 14-6 entering the third quarter, when Morgan scored from 14 yards out to give them some breathing room. Nick Palmer scored his second touchdown of the night from 11 yards out, and McQueen found Aaron Bush for a 29-yard scoring pass.
Melissa 33, Nevada Community 8
Nevada Community 6 0 0 2 -8
Melissa 7 7 6 13 -33
Team Stats Community Melissa
First Downs 14 14
Rushes-Yards 45-69 35-165
Passing Yards 162 154
C-A-I 14-26-1 13-23-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1
Penalties-Yards 9-75 7-40
Punts-Average 6-26.8 3-29.7
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Community: T. Underwood 9-68, Keondre Jarmany 4-6, Collin Strahan 27-2, T. Smith 2-1, Clay Norton 1-(-3), Colton Hutchinson 2-(-5); Melissa: Cody Morgan 17-74, Nathan Warren 3-54, Brandon Hunter 3-17, Nick Palmer 4-16, A. Bush 2-5, Kristov George 2-2, John Young 1-1, W. McQueen 3-(-4)..
Passing - Community: C. Strahan 14-26-1 162; Melissa; Wes McQueen 10-14-0 138, Aaron Bush 3-9-0 16.
Receiving - Community: Tay Davis 6-95, Ty Griffin 2-26, K. Jarmany 3-26, Clint Woolf 2-15, Tim Underwood 1-0; Melissa: Brodie Russell 2-34, A. Bush 1-29, Brad Bush 2-29, Nathan Warren 2-20, Cody Morgan 1-11, Dalton Bates 1-10, Ian Hatfield 1-10, K. George 1-5, Brandon Hunter 1-4, Michael Ellis 1-2.
FIRST QUARTER
Melissa - Nathan Warren 10 pass from Wes McQueen (Conner Monroe kick)
Community - Tay Davis 5 pass from Collin Strahan (pass failed)
SECOND QUARTER
Melissa - Nick Palmer 1 run (Monroe kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Melissa - Cody Morgan 14 run (kick failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
Community - Safety, punt blocked out of end zone
Melissa - Palmer 11 run (pass failed)
Melissa - Aaron Bush 29 pass from McQueen (Monroe kick)
Henrietta 35, Pottsboro 17
POTTSBORO - Seth Crumpton had his own personal field day, accounting for 370 yards of offense and scoring four of Henrietta’s five touchdowns in its win against Pottsboro.
Crumpton ran 13 times for 311 yards and touchdowns of 39, 66, 74 and 47 yards for Henrietta (1-0), who led only 7-3 at the half and 14-10 less than three minutes into the third quarter before eventually pulling away.
Kolten Booher’s 4-yard touchdown run put Henrietta up 21-10, a lead it wouldn’t relinquish.
Kevin Garcia did what he could to keep the Cardinals (0-1) in the game, completing 18 of 34 passes for 209 yards and two touchdowns. His 13-yard scoring pass to Tanner Frye kept Pottsboro within four points in the third quarter.
Tanner Budra caught seven passes for 100 yards, as Pottsboro tries to rebound this week against Princeton (1-0), a 22-15 winner against Crandall in its opener.
Henrietta 35, Pottsboro 17
Henrietta 0 7 14 14 -35
Pottsboro 0 3 7 7 -17
Team Stats Henrietta Pottsboro
First Downs 8 25
Rushes-Yards 23-338 47-113
Passing Yards 59 209
C-A-I 5-11-3 18-34-2
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0
Penalties-Yards 8-94 5-45
Punts-Average 1-28 2-27
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Henrietta: S. Crumpton 13-311, Tylor Himes 3-16, Kolten Booher 5-5, Jake Roberson 1-5, Cody Blanscet 1-1; Pottsboro: K. Garcia 27-55, Cody Rhoten 3-27, Matt Potter 14-18, Tyler McCallister 3-13.
Passing - Henrietta: Seth Crumpton 5-11-3 59; Pottsboro: Kevin Garcia 18-34-2 209.
Receiving: Henrietta: Brandon Lavy 2-23, Roberson 1-19, Nathan Scott 1-17, Tylor Himes 1-0; Pottsboro: Tanner Budra 7-100, Tanner Frye 4-47, Shane Pemberton 2-35, Dakota Bauguss 3-20, Matt Potter 2-7.
SECOND QUARTER
Pottsboro - Cody Parton 21 FG, 4:36
Henrietta - Seth Crumpton 39 run (Blake Wiest kick), 2:42
THIRD QUARTER
Henrietta - Crumpton 66 run (Wiest kick), 11:38
Pottsboro - Tanner Frye 13 pass from Kevin Garcia (Parton kick), 9:16
Henrietta - Kolten Booher 4 run (Wiest kick), 7:16
FOURTH QUARTER
Henrietta - Crumpton 74 run (Wiest kick), 11:46
Pottsboro - Garcia 1 run (Parton kick), 8:21
Henrietta - Crumpton 47 run (Wiest kick), 2:35
Gunter 21, Caddo Mills 20
CADDO MILLS - Chad Tucker ran for 125 yards and three touchdowns, while Dalton Lee’s extra point was the difference, as Gunter defeated Caddo Mills for the second time in three meetings since Week 0 of 2008.
The Tigers (1-0), who are at Boyd this week, were shut out by the Foxes (0-1) to start 2008 before getting revenge in the playoffs. Nathan Jeffery matched Tucker with three touchdowns of his own, but Caddo Mills fell one point short.
Gunter 21, Caddo Mills 20
Gunter 7 7 0 7 -21
C. Mills 7 7 6 0 -20
Individual Statistics
Rushing — Gunter: Nikki Mixon n/a-26; Colton Hinson n/a-21, Chad Tucker n/a-125, Leo Castorena n/a-41; Caddo Mills: n/a.
Passing — Gunter: Colton Hinson 3-6-0 60; Caddo Mills: n/a.
Receiving — Gunter: A.J. Phillips 2-54; Josh Cobb 1-6; Caddo Mills: n/a.
FIRST QUARTER
CM — Nathan Jeffery run
G — Chad Tucker 4 run (Dalton Lee kick)
SECOND QUARTER
G — Tucker 46 run (Lee kick)
CM — Jeffery run
THIRD QUARTER
CM — Jeffrey run
FOURTH QUARTER
G — Tucker 27 run (Lee kick)
Gainesville 24, Carrollton Ranchview 20
GAINESVILLE - Quarterback Kielyn Lewis ran 16 times for 138 yards and two touchdowns, as Gainesville jumped out to a 17-0 first-half lead and held on after being out-scored 20-7 by Carrollton Ranchview in the second half..
DeShawn Franklin ran for 152 yards on 28 carries and a touchdown for the Leopards (1-0), who travel to Decatur this week. Justin Espinosa had a 24-yard field goal in the second quarter.
Xavier Williams led Ranchview with 116 yards on seven carries, while quarterback Matt Haselroth ran 23 times for 81 yards.
Gainesville 24, Carrollton Ranchview 20
Ranchview 0 0 7 13 -20
Gainesville 7 10 7 0 -24
Team Stats Ranchview Gainesville
First Downs 12 17
Rushes-Yards 38-202 48-316
Passing Yards 59 12
C-A-I 7-13-1 3-8-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 12-120 14-139
Punts-Average 1-44 2-14
Individual Statistics
Rushing — Ranchview: Xavier Williams 7-116, Matt Haselroth 23-81, Dovian Ingram 8-5; Gainesville DeShawn Franklin 28-152, Kielyn Lewis 16-138, Kentyn Morgan 4-26.
Passing — Ranchview Matt Haselroth 7-13-1 59; Gainesville: Kielyn Lewis 3-8-0 12.
Receiving — Ranchview: Xavier Williams 4-27, Ryan Wallace 2-25, Dovian Ingram 1-7; Gainesville: Harold Wills 1-8, Kenyon Morgan 1-2, Justin Espinosa 1-2.
FIRST QUARTER
Gainesville - DeShawn Franklin 13 run (Justin Espinosa kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Gainesville - Espinosa 24 FG
Gainesville - Kielyn Lewis 12 run (Espinosa kick)
THIRD QUARTER
CR - Xavier Williams 60 run (Matt Haselroth kick)
Gainesville - Lewis 25 run (Espinosa kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
CR - Williams 15 run (Haselroth kick)
Pilot Point 34, Whitesboro 0
WHITESBORO - Jarman Johnson had a night to remember, scoring twice on the ground and in the air for 262 total yards, as Pilot Point won the battle of the Bearcats.
Johnson ran seven times for 145 yards and caught three passes for 117 yards. Seth Tilley was seven of 13 for 142 yards with no two touchdowns and no interceptions while running for a score in the fourth quarter for good measure.
Jerrid Caffey ran 13 times for 57 yards to lead Whitesboro (0-1), who is at Cisco this week, while Pilot Point (1-0) travels to Lake Worth.
Pilot Point 34, Whitesboro 0
Pilot Point 14 6 8 6 -34
Whitesboro 0 0 0 0 -0
Team Stats Pilot Point Whitesboro
First Downs 10 6
Rushes-Yards 26-176 28-58
Passing Yards 142 30
C-A-I 8-14-0 6-16-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-1 4-1
Penalties-Yards 5-45 9-87
Punts 4-21.5 6-30.3
Individual Statistics
Rushing — Pilot Point: Jarman Johnson 7-145, Seth Tilley 10-20, Jeremy Jackson 4-14, Ryan Hagenbucher 1-11, Willie Davis 1-3, J. P. Price 3-(-17); Whitesboro: Jerrid Caffey 13-57, Zane Ferguson 1-2, John Wood 2-1, Jordan Gill 12-(-2).
Passing — Pilot Point: Seth Tilley 7-13-0 142, J. P. Price 1-1-0 0; Whitesboro: Jordan Gill 6-16-0 30.
Receiving — Pilot Point: Jarmon Johnson 3-117, Tyler McNairy 1-9, Colin Noe 1-8, Austin Balderas 1-4, Willie Davis 1-4, Aaron Buckingham 1-0; Whitesboro: Cameron Clark 2-13, Eric Perkins 2-7, Jerrid Caffey 1-5, Zane Ferguson 1-5.
FIRST QUARTER
Pilot Point - Jarman Johnson 52 pass from Seth Tilley (Tilley run), 11:05
Pilot Point - Johnson 61 run (run failed), 0:26
SECOND QUARTER
Pilot Point - Johnson 57 pass from Tilley (run failed), 2:09
THIRD QUARTER
Pilot Point - Johnson 3 run (Jeremy Jackson pass from Tilley), 5:28
FOURTH QUARTER
Pilot Point - Tilley 8 run (run failed), 9:47
Argyle 28, Iowa Park 21
IOWA PARK – Chad Hedlund threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Justin Hommel with less than one minute remaining to lift Argyle to a come-from-behind road victory.
Hedlund completed 15 of 33 passes for 308 yards, four touchdowns and no interceptions. Tyler Sweatt made the most of his two receptions after turning them both into touchdowns, and Lance Sutton caught six passes for 166 yards and a score.
J.D. Cuatt led Iowa Park (1-0) with 102 yards on 18 carries.
Argyle trailed 14-7 at the half and 21-14 after three quarters, but a 13-yard touchdown pass from Hedlund to Sweatt allowed the Eagles (1-0) to tie the game and set up the winning score.
Argyle 28, Iowa Park 21
Argyle 0 7 7 14 -28
Ia. Park 0 14 7 0 -21
Team Stats Argyle Iowa Park
First Downs 11 11
Rushes-Yards 17-45 54-162
Passing Yards 308 48
C-A-I 15-33-0 3-8-1
Fumbles-Lost 4-2 5-2
Penalties-Yards 4-19 7-74
Punts-Average 7-29 8-40
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Argyle: Kevin Ryon 8-19, Scotty Seiber 2-11, Chad Hedlund 4-8, Chad Bossow 2-6, Lance Sutton 1-1; Iowa Park: J.D. Cuatt 18-102, Richard Smoak 15-48, Kris Tucker 4-20, Lee Clubb 10-15, Connor Brown 7-(-23).
Passing – Argyle: Chad Hedlund 15-33-0 308; Iowa Park: Connor Brown 3-8-1 48.
Receiving – Argyle: Lance Sutton 6-166, Justin Hommell 2-69, Juston Bruton 3-43, Tyler Sweatt 2-24, Kevin Ryon 1-7, Austin Aune 1-(-1);Iowa Park: Dillan Ross 1-27, Lee Clubb 1-12, J.D. Cuatt 1-9.
SECOND QUARTER
Iowa Park – Lee Clubb 5 run (Connor Brown kick)
Argyle – Lance Sutton 91 pass from Chad Hedlund (Hedlund kick)
Iowa Park – Richard Smoak 2 run (Brown kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Argyle – Tyler Sweatt 10 pass from Hedlund (Hedlund kick)
Iowa Park – Dillan Ross 27 pass from Brown (Brown kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Argyle – Sweatt 13 pass from Hedlund (Hedlund kick)
Argyle – Justin Hommel 20 pass from Hedlund (Hedlund kick)
Lovejoy 16, Sanger 7
SANGER – Junior quarterback Michael Means completed 12 of 25 passes for 173 yards, one touchdown and one interception and also ran 22 times for 77 yards and a score to lift Lovejoy (1-0) to a win in the season opener of its second varsity season.
Blake Martin ran 20 times for 104 yards for Lovejoy, while Parker Norris caught six passes for 70 yards and had 41 yards on three receptions and a touchdown. Dalton McFarland added a 28-yard field goal.
Dane Evans completed 11 of 30 passes for 127 yards and an interception for the Indians, who travel to Bonham this week. Nathan Rotter caught an 82-yard touchdown pass from Evans for Sanger’s lone score in the second quarter.
Lovejoy 16, Sanger 7
Lovejoy 7 6 0 3 -16
Sanger 0 7 0 0 -7
Team Stats Lovejoy Sanger
First Downs 19 10
Rushes-Yards 48-215 21-16
Passing Yards 173 127
C-A-I 12-25-1 11-30-1
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-2
Penalties-Yards 5-55 9-65
Punts-Average 4-23.8 7-28.3
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Lovejoy: Blake Martin 20-104, Michael Means 22-77, Parker Norris 3-23, Tanner Michaels 2-13, Matt Kotecki 1-(-2); Sanger: Bo Bob Howard 2-15, Brock Squier 3-10, DJ Johnson 8-(-3), Dane Evans 8-(-6).
Passing – Lovejoy: Michael Means 12-25-1 173; Sanger: Dane Evans 11-30-1 127.
Receiving – Lovejoy: Parker Norris 6-70, Hayden Marsh 3-41, Cade Carter 2-40, Reid Jarvis 1-22; Sanger: Nathan Rotter 3-92, Bo Bob Howard 5-29, DJ Johnson 2-4, Brock Squier 1-2, Zane Paddack 1-0.
FIRST QUARTER
Lovejoy – Michael Means 11 run (Puskarich kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Lovejoy – Hayden Marsh 19 pass from Means (kick blocked)
Sanger – Nathan Rotter 82 pass from Dane Evans (Manuel Lemus kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Lovejoy – Dalton McFarland 28 FG
Aubrey 42, Whitewright 0
WHITEWRIGHT - Justin Griffin ran 12 times for 121 yards and three third-quarter touchdowns, as Aubrey shutout Whitewright in G.A. Moore’s first game as a head coach since 2004.
Levi Birdsong caught a pair of passes for 91 yards for the Chaparrals (1-0), who had more than 400 yards of offense and held the Tigers (0-1) to 81 yards. Jodie Stringer is now 0-5 career against Moore, as Whitewright travels to Cooper (1-0), a 16-0 winner against Honey Grove.
Aubrey 42, Whitewright 0
Aubrey 0 14 21 7 -42
WW 0 0 0 0 -0
Team Stats Aubrey Whitewright
First Downs 17 4
Rushes-Yards 42-226 28-25
Passing Yards 177 56
C-A-I 8-16-1 7-16-0
Fumbles-Lost 4-1 1-1
Penalties-Yards 7-58 2-10
Punts-Average 3-37.3 7-29.6
Individual Statistics
Rushing — Aubrey: Justin Griffin 12-121, Feathers 8-50, Skyler Craig 6-27, Silva 2-24, Christian Wiseman 3-10, Kaleb Parrent 9-8, James Wurster 2-(-14); Whitewright: Blane Wortham 8-15, Hamilton Luper 9-13, Mark Gudgel 2-3, Micah Loftice 7-3, Steven Spann 1-(-2), Tim Dilworth 1-(-7).
Passing — Aubrey: Parrent 3-3-0 103, Wurster 5-13-1 74; Whitewright: Spann 6-14-0 52, Luper 1-2-0 4.
Receiving — Aubrey: Levi Birdsong 2-91, Jones 1-24, Craig 1-20, Feathers 1-18, Mahurin 1-12, Sullivan 1-7, Parrent 1-5; Whitewright: Kelby Dodson 2-20, Tyrone Swoopes 2-6, Seth Hardin 1-4, Chris Bearden 1-3, Troy Worthy 1-2.
SECOND QUARTER
Aubrey - Skyler Craig 7 run (Levi Birdsong kick)
Aubrey - James Wurster 1 run (Birdsong kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Aubrey - Justin Griffin 20 run (Birdsong kick)
Aubrey - Griffin 5 run (Birdsong kick)
Aubrey - Griffin 16 run (Birdsong kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Aubrey - Christian Wiseman 8 run (Birdsong kick)
Cooper 16, Honey Grove 0
HONEY GROVE - Wyzer Moore had only 25 yards on seven carries but made the most of it with a pair of 2-yard touchdown runs, as Cooper began its 2009 season with a shutout win on the road.
Montrel Roberts ran 18 times for 105 yards, as the Bulldogs (1-0) host Whitewright this week. Tye Huie had 74 yards on five carries, while Pee Wee Walker added 70 yards on 12 totes.
Zack Patt was held to 34 yards, as Honey Grove (0-1) travels to face Wolfe City this week.
Cooper 16, Honey Grove 0
Cooper 0 7 2 7 -16
HG 0 0 0 0 -0
Team Stats Cooper H. Grove
First Downs 15 5
Rushes-Yards 52-314 28-57
Passing Yards 19 0
C-A-I 3-13-1 0-10-1
Fumbles-Lost 2-2 3-4
Penalties-Yards 9-85 6-30
Punts-Average 2-30 4-34.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing — Cooper: Montrel Roberts 18-105, Ty Huie 5-74, Pee Wee Walker 12-70, Wyzer Moore 7-25, Logan Arthur 5-23, Chris Ballard 4-15, James West 1-2; Honey Grove: Zack Patt 11-34, Dillon Baugh 15-17, Brandarious Brown 2-6.
Passing — Cooper: Huie 3-11-1 19, Roberts 0-4-0; Honey Grove: Dillon Baugh 0-10-1
Receiving — Cooper: Jonathan McGraw 1-10, Logan Arthur 1-5, Tommy Walker 1-4; Honey Grove: None.
SECOND QUARTER
Cooper - Wyzer Moore 2 run (Dan Beeler kick), 1:06
THIRD QUARTER
Cooper - Safety, snap out of end zone, :33
FOURTH QUARTER
Cooper - Moore 2 run (Beeler kick), 8:03
Van Alstyne 48, Paradise 12
VAN ALSTYNE - If Van Alstyne quarterback Chris Burge performs the way he did Friday night, he will quickly pull away from the shadow of Jake Willingham.
Burge completed 11 of 20 passes for 312 yards and three touchdowns, as the Panthers were the only victorious team in District 10-3A after their win against Paradise in the debut of first-year coach Mikael Miller.
Soloman Biscarro was the recipient of two of Burge’s scoring passes from 28 and 90 yards, while Chance Grayson had a 44-yard touchdown reception and had three catches for 79 yards. Orion Thomas scored twice on the ground for Van Alstyne (1-0), who hosts Quinlan Ford on Friday.
The Panthers had more than twice as much total yardage (508) than Paradise (240) but looks to cut down on its penalties (12 for 130 yards).
Paradise quarterback Dylan Goforth finished 17 of 28 for 198 yards with one touchdown and one interception.
Van Alstyne 48, Paradise 12
Paradise 12 0 0 0 -12
VA 21 13 8 6 -48
Team Stats Paradise V. Alstyne
First Downs 12 11
Rushes-Yards 27-44 31-196
Passing Yards 196 312
C-A-I 19-38-3 11-20-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-1
Penalties-Yards 10-81 12-130
Punts-Average 5-35.5 4-32
Individual Statistics
Rushing — Paradise: Caleb Read 5-26,Chase Reynolds 1-12, Braiden Black 1-3,Jarrett Roper 5-(-1), Dylan Goforth 14-(-37); Van Alstyne: Orion Thomas 5-49, Jordan Barnes 6-45, Chris Burge 5-41, Angel Jaramillo 4-28, Shane Wheeler 5-27, Chance Grayson 2-8, Jared Ramsey 4-5.
Passing — Paradise: Goforth 17-28-1 198, Black 2-10-2 6; V. Alstyne: Burge 9-16-0 276, Ramsey 2-4-0 7.
Receiving — Paradise: Bryson Mack 8-90, Caleb Read 3-58, Ryder Lybrand 5-39,Kyle Bradshaw 1-9, Jarrett Roper 2-8; Van Alstyne: Solomon Biscarro 2-118, Chance Grayson 3-79, Jordan Barnes 1-76, Preston Beall 1-21, D.J.Seay 2-10, Orion Thomas 1-6, Tyler Duncan 1-2.
FIRST QUARTER
V. Alstyne - Chris Burge 11 run (Jeremy Brennan kick), 10:58
V. Alstyne - Orion Thomas 17 run (kick failed), 8:31
Paradise - Dylan Goforth 1 run (kick failed), 3:26
V. Alstyne - Soloman Biscarro 28 pass from Burge (Chance Grayson pass from Burge), 1:57
Paradise - Nathaniel Bersch 31 pass from Goforth (kick failed), :52
SECOND QUARTER
V. Alstyne - Grayson 44 pass from Burge (kick failed), 10:51
V. Alstyne - Shane Wheeler 7 run (Angel Jaramillo kick), 4:55
THIRD QUARTER
V. Alstyne - Biscarro 90 pass from Burge (D.J. Seay pass from Burge), 5:57
FOURTH QUARTER
V. Alstyne - Thomas 3 run (kick failed), 10:14
Sulphur Springs 33, Paris 21
PARIS – Class 4A Division II state champion Sulphur Springs picked right up from where it left off with a road win at Paris in the battle of the Wildcats.
Paris (0-1) ranked 14th in the state in Class 3A, tied the game 14-14 less than four minutes into the third quarter on Tevairus Williams’ 43-yard touchdown reception. Sulphur Springs held a slim six-point lead entering the fourth quarter after Aaron Ethridge’s 53-yard scoring run, but Devion Hill scored the second of his two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to put the game away.
Sulphur Springs 33, Paris 21
S. Springs 14 0 13 6 -33
Paris 7 0 14 0 -21
Team Stats S. Springs Paris
First Downs 22 9
Rushes-Yards 43-286 26-150
Passing Yards 174 162
C-A-I 10-26-1 11-27-2
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards 9-70 8-75
Punts-Average 2-16 5-39
FIRST QUARTER
Sulphur Springs – Devion Hill 7 run (Fernando Arellano kick)
Paris – Tyrell Smith 4 run (Gaeriel Vera kick)
Sulphur Springs – Bryant Jackson 53 pass from Colton Lee (Arellano kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Paris – Tevairus Williams 43 pass from Taylor (Vera kick)
Sulphur Springs – Lee 1 run (Arellano kick)
Paris – Aaron Ethridge 53 run (Vera kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Sulphur Springs – Hill 40 run (no conversion attempt)
Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 28, North Lamar 0
TEXARKANA – Tra Carson ran 12 times for 118 yards,while Hollis Webster made the most of his two carries with a pair of scores in the Leopards’ shut-out win, its second win against North Lamar in as many seasons.
Keathan Morris led the Panthers (0-1), who host Terrell this week, with 62 yards rushing on 12 carries. L-E had 255 yards of total offense and held North Lamar to 137, as both teams combined for only 59 yards passing.
Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 28, North Lamar 0
NL 0 0 0 0 -0
LE 7 14 7 0 -28
Team Stats NL LE
First Downs 10 15
Rushes-Yards 34-108 32-225
Passing Yards 29 30
C-A-I 4-11-2 2-4-0
Fumbles-Lost 4-3 2-1
Penalties-Yards 4-36 7-55
Punts-Average 3-38 2-39
Individual Statistics
Rushing – North Lamar: Keathan Morris 12-62, Bobby King 16-43, Ryan White 5-0, Dominic Corpus 1-3. LE: Tra Carson 12-118, Trey Norman 1-45, Hollis Webster 2-21, Alex Watson 6-15, Josh Webster 6-13, Terran Cooper 3-9, Cantrell McKinley 2-4.
Passing – North Lamar: Ryan White 4-10-1 29, Tyler Walston 0-1-1 0; Liberty-Eylau: Trey Norman 2-4-0 30.
Receiving – North Lamar: Canyon Conley 1-13, David Bozarth 2-13, Sam Harrington 1-3; Liberty-Eylau: Marquez Clark 1-15, Kendrick Ray 1-15.
FIRST QUARTER
LE – Hollis Webster 13 run (Andrew Morsmen kick)
SECOND QUARTER
LE – Tra Carson 4 run (Morsmen kick)
LE – Webster 8 run (Morsmen kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Chisum 16, Anna 0
ANNA - Jeremy Eddington ran for both of Chisum’s touchdowns, as the Mustangs (1-0) enter this week’s road game at Bells with its second shutout of Anna in as many years.
Eddington ran 17 times for 147 yards and completed 10 of 16 passes for 113 yards.
Anna (0-1) was held to 106 yards and travels to Tom Bean (0-1) on Friday.
Chisum 16, Anna 0
Chisum 0 0 8 8 -16
Anna 0 0 0 0 -0
Team Stats Chisum Anna
First Downs 13 11
Rushes-Yards 31-237 22-90
Passing Yards 113 16
C-A-I 10-16-1 2-9-0
Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-2
Penalties-yards 7-51 4-40
Punts-average 5-26 2-40
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Chisum: Jeremy Eddington 17-147, Brian Glover 8-40, T.J. Brisco 2-29, Sloan Moss 4-21; Anna: Williams 7-38, Hagman 8-30, Griffin 2-15, Williamson 2-9, Jackson 2-3, Meadors 1-(-5).
Passing - Chisum: Jeremy Eddington 10-16-1 113; Anna: Meadors 2-9-0 16..
Receiving - Chisum: Kolton Porter 2-56, Tyler Jeffery 3-29, Colton Price 1-10, T.J. Brisco 1-8, Zach Millsap 1-5, Brad Gann 1-4, Brian Glover 1-1; Anna: Lockhart 2-16.
THIRD QUARTER
Chisum - Jeremy Eddington 48 run (Eddington run)
FOURTH QUARTER
Chisum - Eddington 18 run (Felton Porter pass from Eddington)
Prairiland 67, North Forney 0
PATTONVILLE – Payne Schuelke completed 10 of 20 passes for 181 yards and four first-half touchdowns to help lead the Patriots to a shut-out victory.
Tanner Connot caught seven passes for 113 yards and three touchdowns, while Zach McLamore had a touchdown rushing and receiving. Randal Sessums (11 carries, 129 yards) and Josh Esch (six carries, 100 yards) each scored twice, and Schuelke also had 97 yards on 10 carries and a score.
Prairiland 67, North Forney 0
NF 0 0 0 0 -0
Pland 28 13 7 19 -67
Team Stats NF Prairiland
Rushes-Yards n/a 42-386
Passing Yards 63 181
C-A-I n/a 10-21-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing – North Forney n/a; Prairiland: Randal Sessums 11-129, Josh Esch 6-100, Payne Schuelke 10-97, Ryley Johnson 9-45, Zach McLamore 6-15.
Passing – North Forney: n/a; Prairiland: Payne Schuelke 10-20-0 181, Zach McLamore 0-1-0 0.
Receiving – North Forney: n/a; Prairiland: Tanner Connot 7-113, Brandon Graham 2-41, Zach McLamore 1-27.
FIRST QUARTER
P – Randal Sessums 5 run (Payne Schuelke run)
P – Tanner Connot 6 pass from Schuelke (Schuelke run)
P – Zach McLamore 24 pass from Schuelke (run failed)
P – Connot 33 pass from Schuelke (run failed)
SECOND QUARTER
P – Connot 6 pass from Schuelke (run failed)
P – Schuelke 19 run (McLamore kick)
THIRD QUARTER
P – Sessums 10 run (McLamore kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
P – Josh Esch 25 run (McLamore kick)
P – McLamore 1 run (kick failed)
P – Esch 30 run (kick failed)
Clarksville 47, Linden-Kildare 44 (3 OT)
LINDEN – Clarksville found out firsthand Friday night it’s not how a team starts but how it finishes.
The Tigers spotted Linden-Kildare 26 points before out-scoring the host team 32-6 in the second half and using Radonta Edwards’ 41-yard field goal in the third overtime to come out a winner.
Quarterback H.B. Rosser ran 19 times for 100 yards and four touchdowns, while Edwards had 80 yards on 15 carries and two scores for the Tigers (1-0), who host Lone Oak this week.
The defense sent the game into overtime after Jarrian Roberts’ 49-yard fumble return for a touchdown with a little more than three minutes remaining in the game.
Trea O’Neal finished with 90 yards on nine carries for Clarksville.
Clarksville 47, Linden-Kildare 44 (3 OT)
Clarksville 0 0 18 14 6 6 3 -47
Linden-Kildare 12 14 6 0 6 6 0 -44
Team Statistics Clarksville LK
First Downs 15 18
Rushes-Yards 52-296 42-252
Passing Yards 0 233
C-A-I 0-9-2 12-24-2
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 4-2
Penalties-Yards 10-90 10-90
Punts 4-25.7 3-39
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Clarksville: H.B.Rosser 19-100, Trea O’Neal 9-90, Radonta Edwards 15-80, Quan Bell 9-26; LK : Kenneth Harrison 17-140, Greg Gaston 15-57, LaShoderick Linwood 10-55.
Passing – Clarksville: H.B. Rosser 0-9-2 0; Linden-Kildare: Kenneth Harrison 12-24-2.
Receiving – Clarksville: None; Linden-Kildare: ColtonWatson 3-70, Quan Warren 3-57, LaShoderick Linwood 1-44, Demarius Love 1-18, Cody Belyou 1-16, Greg Gaston 1-14, Devonta Greenleaf 2-14.
FIRST QUARTER
LK – Kenneth Harrison 79 run (kick failed)
LK – Quan Warren 32 pass from Harrison (pass failed)
SECOND QUARTER
LK – Rashoderick Linwood 44 pass from Harrison (Greg Gaston run)
LK – Cody Belyou 16 pass from Harrison (kick failed)
THIRD QUARTER
C – Radonta Edwards 86 kickoff return (run failed)
C – Edwards 11 run (pass failed)
LK – Gaston 1 run (run failed)
C – H.B. Rosser 5 run (pass failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
C – Rosser 9 run (Rosser run)
C – Jarrian Roberts 49 fumble return (pass failed)
FIRST OVERTIME
LK – Harrison 7 run (pass failed)
C – Rosser 1 run (run failed)
SECOND OVERTIME
C – Rosser 7 run (run failed)
LK – Harrison 1 run (kick failed)
THIRD OVERTIME
C – Radonta Edwards 41 FG
Rivercrest 30, Alba-Golden 6
BOGATA – Rivercrest junior quarterback Brady Kennedy didn’t miss a beat in his first career varsity game, rushing 17 times for 109 yards and three touchdowns and completing 18 of 27 passes for 163 yards in the Rebels’ win.
Jordan White ran six times for 69 yards and had a 37-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter for the Rebels (1-0), who travel to James Bowie this week. Garret Anderson kicked a 23-yard field goal.
Rivercrest 30, Alba-Golden 6
AG 0 0 0 6 -6
Rcrest 7 17 0 6 -30
Team Stats AG Rivercrest
Rushes-Yards 149 181
Passing Yards 14 163
C-A-I n/a 18-27-0
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 6-2
Individual Statistics
Rushing – AG: n/a; Rivercrest: Brady Kennedy 17-109, Jordan White 6-69, Dustin Gentry 2-3.
Passing – AG: n/a; Rivercrest: Brady Kennedy 18-27-0 163.
Receiving – AG: n/a; Rivercrest: Luke Wright 8-79, Jacob Harville 4-44, Seton Hawkins 2-21, Jacob Wright 1-12, Kyle McCuller 1-7.
FIRST QUARTER
Rivercrest – Brady Kennedy 26 run (Garret Anderson kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Rivercrest – Kennedy 6 run (Anderon kick)
Rivercrest – Kennedy 21 run (Anderson kick)
Rivercrest – Anderson 23 FG
FOURTH QUARTER
Rivercrest – Jordan White 37 run (kick failed)
Buffalo 50, Detroit 22
DETROIT – Chaz Dickerson and Kenton Tucker combined for 145 passing yards and each threw a touchdown, but it wasn’t enough in the Eagles’ loss to Buffalo.
Dickerson threw a 50-yard touchdown pass to Anthony Eddins, while Tucker added a 40-yard scoring toss to Deon Patt. Crey Dickerson also scored on a 15-yard touchdown run.
Buffalo 50, Detroit 22
Buffalo 22 14 7 7 -50
Detroit 8 0 14 0 -22
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Buffalo: n/a; Detroit: Crey Dickerson 2-58, Deon Patt 7-43, Chaz Dickerson 10-10, Kameron Cashion 2-6, Kenton Tucker 2-3.
Passing – Buffalo n/a; Detroit: Chaz Dickerson 3-5-0 90, Kenton Tucker 2-3-1 55.
Receiving – Buffalo: n/a; Detroit: Anthony Eddins 3-90, Deon Patt 1-40, Crey Dickerson 1-15.
Detroit scoring
FIRST QUARTER
Anthony Eddins 50 pass from Chaz Dickerson (Dickerson run)
THIRD QUARTER
Deon Patt 40 pass from Kenton Rucker (Tucker run)
Crey Dickerson 15 run (run failed)
Howe 27, Blue Ridge 9
BLUE RIDGE - Chase Fountaine threw a pair of touchdown passes, and Melvin Rodriguez added a 56-yard touchdown run, as Howe (1-0) jumped out to an early lead and didn’t look back in its win at Blue Ridge.
Fountaine completed six of 14 passes for 148 yards and and scoring passes to Bronco Wildman and Dalton Harris from 42 and 20 yards out, respectively with two interceptions. Rodriguez ran seven times for 79 yards, while Tyler Ross added 57 yards on 15 carries and a touchdown.
Blue Ridge (0-1) got on the scoreboard in the third quarter after Jace Koonce returned a blocked extra-point attempt 100 yards for a two-point conversion. Jake Price scored from one yard out for the final margin.
Howe 27, Blue Ridge 9
Howe 7 14 6 0 -27
B. Ridge 0 0 2 7 -9
Team Stats Howe Blue Ridge
First Downs 16 7
Rushes-Yards 27-150 35-126
Passing Yards 148 12
C-A-I 6-14-2 2-8-2
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-4
Penalties-Yards 10-97 3-35
Punts-Average 2-41 2-30
Individual Statistics
Rushing — Howe: Melvin Rodriguez 7-79, Tyler Ross 15-57, Casey Davis 3-17, Chase Fountaine 1-2, Tim Butler 1-(-5); Blue Ridge: Brennan Smith 10-42, Dylan Ima 8-34, Jake Price 12-31, Josh Taylor 5-19.
Passing — Howe: Chase Fountaine 6-14-2 148; Blue Ridge: Jake Price 2-8-2 12.
Receiving — Howe: Dalton Harris 2-51,Bronco Wildman 2-48, Tyler Ross 1-33, Casey Davis 1-16; Blue Ridge: Josh Taylor 2-12.
FIRST QUARTER
Howe - Bronco Wildman 42 pass from Chase Fountaine (Melvin Rodriguez kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Howe - Rodriguez 56 run (Rodriguez kick)
Howe - Dalton Harris 20 pass from Fountaine (Rodriguez kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Howe - Tyler Ross 6 run (kick failed)
B. Ridge - Jace Koonce 100 2-point run
FOURTH QUARTER
B. Ridge - Jake Price 1 run (Josh Taylor kick)
Muenster 26, S&S 6
MUENSTER - Levi Trubenbach completed 18 of 28 passes for 241 yards and three touchdowns for the Hornets.
Chris Valliere ran 22 times for 198 yards for the Hornets, and Jason Luke caught four passes for 113 yards and two scores.
Trubenbach also scored on a 3-yard run in the third quarter, and S&S (0-1) avoided the shutout in the fourth quarter after Chance Bratcher scored from a yard out.
Muenster 26, S&S 6
S&S 0 0 0 6 -6
Muenster 6 7 7 6 -26
Team Stats S&S Muenster
First Downs 6 24
Rushes-Yards 26-87 32-242
Passing Yards 14 241
C-A-I 4-12-1 18-28-2
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1
Penalties-Yards 6-60 4-45
Punts-Average 6-33.7 0-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing — S&S: Michael Lee 11-65, Danny Franklin 4-19, Chance Bratcher 10-6, Blair Keeton 1-(-3); Muenster: Chris Valliere 22-198, Levi Trubenbach 8-67, Tyler Anderle 2-(-23).
Passing — S&S: Danny Franklin 4-12-1 44; Muenster: Levi Trubenbach 18-28-2 241.
Receiving — S&S: Jeremy Croney 1-9, Billy Hewitt 1-2, Ryan Loew 1-2, Chance Bratcher; Muenster: Jason Luke 4-113, Garrett Walterschied 4-53, Eric Hellman 3-28, Tyler Anderle 5-25, Chris Valliere 2-22.
FIRST QUARTER
Muenster - Garrett Walterschied 34 pass from Levi Trubenbach (Trubenback kick failed), 2:26
SECOND QUARTER
Muenster - Jason Luke 48 pass from Trubenbach (Trubenback kick). 5:51
THIRD QUARTER
Muenster - Trubenbach 3 run (Trubenbach kick), 9:25
FOURTH QUARTER
Muenster - Luke 46 pass from Levi Trubenbach (Trubenbach kick failed), 8:14
S&S - Chance Bratcher 1 run (kick failed), 3:36
Lindsay 19, Tom Bean 12
LINDSAY - The host Knights scored the final nine points of the game to turn a two-point deficit into a season-opening win against the Tomcats.
Colby Pennell ran 12 times for 132 yards for Tom Bean (0-1).
Hunter Hendry was a part of both touchdowns, including a 21-yard scoring run and a 10-yard scoring pass to Rex Roberts.
Lindsay 19, Tom Bean 12
Tom Bean 0 12 0 0 -12
Lindsay 3 7 6 3 -19
Leonard 42, Wolfe City 21
LEONARD - Leonard senior quarterback Will Cowan had a field day, rushing 17 times for 155 yards and five touchdowns, as the Tigers opened their 2009 season with a win against Wolfe City.
Cowan scored on runs of 71, 10, 1, 16 and 13 yards for the Tigers (1-0), who out-gained the Wolves (0-1), 306-199. Reggie Robinson ran 16 times for 86 yards, and the defense posted a safety and scored a touchdown on Matt Williams’ 15-yard interception return in the fourth quarter.
Ryan Carrigan scored from six yards out on his only touch of the game to keep Wolfe City within a point early in the second quarter.
Three straight Cowan touchdowns stretching into the third quarter and the safety swung all the momentum in the Tigers’ favor.
Wolves quarterback Caleb Fuller ran 11 times for 102 yards, Darrius Brown had 57 yards on eight carries and a touchdown.
Dondre Wright added a 1-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter.
Leonard 42, Wolfe City 21
WC 0 6 8 7 -21
L 7 13 15 7 -42
Team Stats W. City Leonard
First Downs 11 14
Rushes-Yards 40-172 37-256
Passing Yards 27 50
C-A-I 3-16-2 4-9-1
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 6-40 12-115
Punts-Average 4-27 3-26
Individual Statistics
Rushing — Wolfe City: Fuller 11-102, Darrius Brown 8-57, Wright 16-20, Ryan Carrigan 1-6, Ryan Smith 1-1, Herron 3-(-14); Leonard: Cowan 17-155, Robinson 16-86, Tevin Daniels 3-15, Jake Buchanan 1-0.
Passing — Wolfe City: Caleb Fuller 1-6-0 0, Colt Herron 2-10-2 27; Leonard: Will Cowan 4-9-1 50.
Receiving — Wolfe City: Dalton Law 1-18, Aaron Shanks 1-9, Dondre Wright 1-0; Leonard: Jake Buchanan 2-47, Toby Stahley 1-8, Reggie Robinson 1-(-5).
FIRST QUARTER
Leonard - Will Cowan 71 run (Reggie Robinson kick), :31
SECOND QUARTER
W. City - Ryan Carrigan 6 run (kick failed), 10:46
Leonard - Cowan 10 run (Robinson kick), 7:20
Leonard - Cowan 1 run (run failed), 2:07
THIRD QUARTER
Leonard - Cowan 16 run (Robinson kick), 9:16
Leonard - Safety, 8:19
W. City - Darrius Brown 8 run (Chris Reed pass from Caleb Fuller), 3:56
Leonard - Cowan 13 run (Robinson kick), :53
FOURTH QUARTER
W. City - Dondre Wright 1 run (Colt Herron kick), 6:53
Leonard - Matt Williams 15 interception return (Herron kick), 1:40
Denison 57, Little Elm 16
DENISON - Joseph Williams ran 10 times for 164 yards, and Hudson Milford completed 10 of 13 passes for 175 yards and three touchdowns with one interception in place of an injured Jordan Taylor, as Denison never trailed and eventually eased past Little Elm.
Cody Reeves was the beneficiary of two of Milford’s scoring tosses and had three receptions for 66 yards, while D.J. Jones ran seven times for 76 yards and two touchdowns.
The Yellow Jacket defense scored the game’s first points after Jacob Marshall returned an interception 39 yards for a touchdown. Bryant Johnson scored from 17 yards out for the Lobos (0-1), but they wouldn’t get closer than their early one-point deficit.
Jimmay Mundine scored on both sides of the ball with a 63-yard touchdown reception and a 1-yard fumble return in the second for Denison (1-0), who travels to Big Spring this week.
Denison 57, Little Elm 16
Little Elm 6 3 0 7 -16
Denison 14 22 14 7 -57
Team Stats LE Denison
First Downs 6 17
Rushes-Yards 44-227 38-350
Passing Yards 0 175
C-A-I 0-3-1 10-13-1
Fumbles-Lost 3-2 2-1
Penalties-Yards 12-75 8-51
Punts-Average 4-30.8 2-39
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Little Elm: Tony Booth 3-96, Bryant Johnson 13-52, Xavier Williams 5-37, D..J. Haynes 6-18, Darnell Adams 8-17, Sean Breard 1-12, Nick Thompson 8-(-5); Denison: Joseph Williams 10-164, D.J. Jones 7-76, Tylor McLaren 12-49, Hudson Milford 5-46, Cody Reeves 1-12, Dominique Johnson 3-3.
Passing - Little Elm: Nick Thompson 0-3-1 0; Denison: Hudson Milford 10-13-1 175.
Receiving - Little Elm: None; Denison: Jimmay Mundine 3-78, Cody Reeves 3-66, Kyle Galyon 2-27, Jones 2-4.
FIRST QUARTER
Denison - Jacob Marshall 39 interception return (Dalton Hestand kick), 9:50
Little Elm - Bryant Johnson 17 run (Chris Lear pass failed), 2:10
Denison - Jimmay Mundine 63 pass from Hudson Milford (Hestand kick), 0:03
SECOND QUARTER
Denison - Mundine 1 fumble recovery (Joseph Williams run), 10:07
Denison - D.J. Jones 26 run (Hestand kick), 8:08
Denison - Cody Reeves 32 pass from Milford (Hestand kick), 3:42
Little Elm - Matt Utt 44 field goal, 1:37
THIRD QUARTER
Denison - Jones 45 run (Hestand kick), 7:09
Denison - Reeves 31 pass from Milford (Dalton Perkins kick), 0:33
FOURTH QUARTER
Denison - Williams 1 run (Hestand kick), 8:49
Little Elm - Tony Booth 63 run (Utt kick), 8:31
Lake Dallas 43, Sherman 27
CORINTH - Quarterback James Franklin, who has verbally committed to the University of Missouri, had more than 300 yards of offense, as Lake Dallas avenged a 61-54 loss at Sherman in 2008.
Franklin ran 15 times for 82 yards and two touchdowns, and Tyler Waller had 78 yards on 11 carries and a score. Franklin also completed 16 of 23 passes for 234 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions, while Tyler McGee was the top receiver with six receptions for 104 yards and a score for the Falcons (1-0).
Madison Carter completed nine of 19 passes for 151 yards and two touchdowns for the Bearcats (0-1), who host Rockwall Heath this week. The senior connected with Dylon Beamsderfer from 29 yards out for the Bearcats’ lone lead of the game.
Sherman kept things close in the second quarter after Carter’s 3-yard touchdown toss to Geoff Hooker kept the Bearcats within a point. Nathan James’ 8-yard touchdown run in the third quarter left Sherman down only seven, but the Falcons scored the next 16 points to pull away.
Lake Dallas 43, Sherman 27
Sherman 7 6 7 7 -27
LD 0 20 14 9 -43
Team Stats Sherman Lake Dallas
First Downs 14 25
Rushes-Yards 35-102 35-229
Passing Yards 159 249
C-A-I 10-24-0 17-25-2
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 5-35 6-50
Punts-Average 3-38 2-29.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing — Sherman: Nathan James 10-41, Kevin Crick 4-34, Madison Carter 14-26, Thor Long 5-3, Greg Jackson 2-(-2); Lake Dallas: James Franklin 15-82, Tyler Waller 11-78, Tyler McGee 3-51, Dontonio Jordan 3-14, Dalyn Williams 2-3, Drew Hamilton 1-1.
Passing — Sherman: Madison Carter 9-19-0 151, Thor Long 1-4-0 8, Josh Parks 0-1-0 0; Lake Dallas: James Franklin 16-23-2 234, Dalyn Williams 1-2-0 15.
Receiving — Sherman: Dylon Beamsderfer 3-55, Nathan James 2-35, Tory Minor 1-35, John Welborn 1-16, Geoff Hooker 2-10, Tyler Perkins 1-8; Lake Dallas: Tyler McGee 6-104, Dontonio Jordan 6-88, Dalyn Williams 3-34, Jake Baine 1-15, Tyler Waller 1-8.
FIRST QUARTER
Sherman - Dylon Beamsderfer 29 pass from Madison Carter (Eric Hosek kick), 1:48
SECOND QUARTER
Lake Dallas - Drew Hamilton 1 run (Adam Goodnight kick), 8:37
Lake Dallas - James Franklin 3 run (Goodnight kick), 5:10
Sherman - Geoff Hooker 3 pass from Carter (kick blocked), 1:38
Lake Dallas - Tyler McGee 13 pass from Franklin (kick failed), 0:14
THIRD QUARTER
Lake Dallas - McGee 26 run (Goodnight kick), 6:51
Sherman - Nathan James 8 run (Hosek kick), 3:52
Lake Dallas - Tyler Waller 37 run (Goodnight kick), 0:56
FOURTH QUARTER
Lake Dallas - Safety, Josh Tauaefa tackled Carter in end zone, 11:55
Lake Dallas - Franklin 5 run (Goodnight kick), 9:31
Sherman -Thor Long 1 run (Trenton Taylor kick), 1:15
Frisco Liberty 56, Fort Worth Brewer 45
FORT WORTH – There were 101 points scored, but it was a defensive play that saved the day for Frisco Liberty.
Kenneth Whittaker intercepted a Jake Glover pass late in the fourth quarter to seal the victory for Liberty.
The Red Hawks (1-0) picked off four Glover passes, including two returned for touchdowns. Jake Weddle returned his interception 30 yards for a score earlier in the fourth quarter.
Malcolm Hill ran 23 times for 201 yards and two touchdowns, while Jay Ajayi added 124 yards on 21 carries and three scores for Frisco Liberty.
Fort Worth’s passing game wasn’t quite enough to counter the Red Hawks’ running attack despite 353 yards from
Glover was 35 of 49 passing for 353 yards and five touchdowns, including three to Vernon Johnson and two to Tyler Morse. Johnson had nine receptions for 141 yards, while Morse finished with 97 yards on 10 catches.
Frisco Liberty 56, FW Brewer 45
Liberty 21 8 13 14 -56
Brewer 6 7 18 14 -45
Team Stats Liberty Brewer
First Downs 23 19
Rushes-Yards 59-424 19-81
Passing Yards 64 377
C-A-I 2-10-0 36-50-4
Fumbles-Lost 6-2 1-1
Penalties-Yards 5-32 4-37
Punts-Average 1-31 2-36.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Liberty: Malcolm Hill 23-201, Jay Ajayi 21-124, Pereese Joas 12-68, Brandon rotzman 1-16, Brandon Smith 2-15; Brewer: Jake Glover 7-36, Cameron Abeyta 7-23, Vernon Johnson 3-17, Trey Bagsby 2-5.
Passing – Liberty: Malcolm Hill 1-3-0 33, Brandon Brotzman 1-7-0 31; Brewer: Jake Glover 35-49-4-353, Brennon Cason 1-1-0 24.
Receiving – Liberty: Cameron Brown 1-33, Corvellas Cage 1-31; Brewer: Vernon Johnson 9-141, Tyler Morse 10-97, Cameron Abeyta 3-70, Dexter Chow 5-34, Trey Bagsby 8-32, Brennon Cason 1-3.
FIRST QUARTER
Liberty – Jay Ajayi 6 run (Connor Hirt kick)
Brewer – Tyler Morse 95 kickoff return (run failed)
Liberty – Malcolm Hill 49 run (Hirt kick)
Liberty – Ajayi 10 run (Hirt kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Brewer – Morse 3 pass from Jake Glover (Daniel Sterrett kick)
Liberty – Pereese Joas 17 run (Hill run)
THIRD QUARTER
Liberty – Ajayi 6 run (Hirt kick)
Brewer – Vernon Johnson 12 pass from Glover (run failed)
Brewer – Morse 24 pass from Brennon Cason (pass failed)
Liberty – Hill 1 run (kick failed)
Brewer – Johnson 34 pass from Glover (kick failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
Liberty – Jake Weddle 30 interception return (Hirt kick)
Brewer – Johnson 32 pass from Glover (kick failed)
Liberty – Kenneth Whittaker 50 interception return (Hirt kick)
Brewer – Morse 3 pass from Glover (Trey Bagsby run)
Frisco Centennial 52, Denton 22
FRISCO – Nick Foster completed 20 of 24 passes for 284 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions, as Frisco Centennial jumped out to a 21-0 and never looked back against Denton at Frisco ISD Stadium.
Timmy Fuller caught seven passes for 151 yards and a touchdown for the Titans (1-0), who out-gained the Broncos (0-1) 473-289.
Denzel King ran 17 times for 128 yards and two touchdowns, including a 93-yarder in the second quarter, while Hunter Dozier completed 12 of 19 passes for 143 yards. LaKeylon Rice had a pair of scoring runs for the Titans.
Frisco Centennial 52, Denton 22
Denton 0 7 7 8 -22
FC 21 14 10 7 -52
Team Stats Denton Centennial
First Downs 10 24
Rushes-Yards 23-146 39-189
Passing Yards 143 284
C-A-I 12-19-0 20-24-0
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0
Penalties-Yards 5-35 4-25
Punts-Average 7-30.7 2-42.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Denton: Denzel King 17-128, James Emory 3-10, Hunter Dozier 2-6, Kevin Harris 1-2; Centennial: Jamel Bullock 11-61, Zach McCown 5-45, Nick Foster 5-35, Imoh Edohoukwa 6-19, Toye Oyelami 4-18, Lakeylon Rice 2-10, Blake Akanno 5-5, Timmy Fuller 1-(-4).
Passing – Denton: Hunter Dozier 12-19-0 143; Centennial: Nick Foster 20-24-0 284.
Receiving – Denton: Daniel Castro 1-62, Josh McClure 3-36, Billy McCarty 3-23, Denzel King 1-12, James Emory 4-10;Centennial: Timmy Fuller 7-151, Matt Washington 4-55, Toye Oyelami 3-22, Imoh Edohoukwa 1-14,John Simmers 1-12, Chase Nichols 2-12, Emmanuel Duchane-Carroll 1-13, Nick Bush 1-5.
FIRST QUARTER
Centennial – Matt Washington 9 pass from Nick Foster (pass failed)
Centennial – Jamel Bullock 4 run (Imoh Edohoukwa pass from Foster)
Centennial – Lakeylon Rice 3 run (Clay Willeford kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Denton – Denzel King 93 run (Tyler Burggen kick)
Centennial – Timmy Fuller 13 pass from Foster (Willeford kick)
Centennial – Foster 13 run (Willeford kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Denton – Billy McCarty 9 pass from Hunter Dozier (Burggen kick)
Centennial – Willeford 26 FG
Centennial – Rice 4 run (Willeford kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Centennial – Zach McCown 43 run (Willeford kick)
Denton – King 8 run (Daniel Castro run)
Garland Lakeview 42, Frisco 10
FRISCO – Quarterback Davonte Black ran 12 times for 132 yards and five touchdowns and also completed 13 of 18 passes for 148 yards, as Garland Lakeview overcame a brief first-quarter deficit and used 21 second-quarter points on its way to victory.
Lakeview (1-0) also got 174 yards on 18 carries from Paul Hogg Jr. Carlos Harris ran 26 times for 101 yards and a touchdown for the Raccoons (0-1).
Frisco took a brief lead in the first quarter on Kyle Fischer’s 19-yard field goal.
Garland Lakeview 42, Frisco 10
Lakeview 7 21 7 7 -42
Frisco 3 0 0 7 -10
Team Stats GL Frisco
First Downs 23 6
Rushes-Yards 39-347 28-89
Passing Yards 163 63
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1
Penalties-Yards 10-90 6-40
Punts-Average 3-17 6-31
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Lakeview: Paul Hogg Jr. 18-174, Davonte Black 12-132, Jamil Mallory 6-30, Jorge Estrada 2-7, Brandon Hobdy 1-4; Frisco: Carlos Harris 26-101, Chase Rashbrook 2-(-12).
Passing – Lakeview: Davonte Black 13-18-0 148, Jorge Estrada 1-2-0 15; Frisco: Chase Rashbrook 4-11-0 63.
Receiving – Lakeview: Desmond Jones 5-67, Brandon Hobdy 2-28, Franklin Nworhi 1-27, Paul Hogg Jr. 2-24 Iyinolu Ogunfeyimi 4-17; Frisco: Ryan Thomas 3-37, Austin Zoda 1-26.
FIRST QUARTER
Frisco – Kyle Fischer 19 FG
Lakeview – Davonte Black 16 run (Andrew Fletcher kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Lakeview – Black 7 run (Fletcher kick)
Lakeview – Black 15 run (Fletcher kick)
Lakeview – Black 9 run (Fletcher kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Lakeview – Black 5 run (Fletcher kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Lakeview – Paul Hogg Jr. 1 run (Fletcher kick)
Frisco – Carlos Harris 57 run (Fischer kick)
McKinney Boyd 28, McKinney North 7
McKINNEY – Offense, defense and special teams came to the forefront for McKinney Boyd on Friday in its win against McKinney North.
Three different Broncos scored touchdowns on the ground, including quarterback Jonovan Griffin, who ran for 79 yards on 14 carries. Counterpart Brenton Griffin gave the Bulldogs (0-1) a brief lead a little more than a minute into the game on a 35-yard touchdown pass to Stefan Hurd.
Boyd (1-0) tied the game, scored twice in the second quarter and let its defense and special teams take over. Corey Saulney returned a blocked punt eight yards for a touchdown before the half.
McKinney Boyd 28, McKinney North 7
Boyd 7 14 7 0 -28
North 7 0 0 0 -7
Team Stats Boyd North
First Downs 18 15
Rushes-Yards 34-187 35-112
Passing Yards 116 144
C-A-I 5-16-0 15-26-0
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1
Penalties-Yards 9-79 12-85
Punts-Average 4-30.5 6-29.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing – McKinney Boyd: Jonovan Griffin 14-79, Daveon Smith 9-69, Stanton Schmidt 6-20, Kevin Dibia 4-17, James Driskell 1-2; McKinney North: Josh Matthews 22-117, DeAnte Moore 4-8, Conrad Ramquist 1-(-4), Brenton Griffin 8-(-9).
Passing – McKinney Boyd: Jonovan Griffin 5-15-0 116, Derek Branson 0-1-0 0; McKinney North: Brenton Griffin 15-25-0 144, Austin Laudenslager 0-1-0 0.
Receiving – McKinney Boyd: James Driskell 4-87, Derek Branson 1-29; McKinney North: Tevin Jones 3-52, Stefan Hurd 3-51, Josh Allen 5-25, DyAnte Hudson 2-14, Victor Rivera 1-7, Jon Alexander 1-(-5).
FIRST QUARTER
McKinney North – Stefan Hurd 35 pass from Brenton Griffin (Bryson Long kick)
McKinney Boyd – Stanton Schmidt 1 run (Patrick Ladd kick)
SECOND QUARTER
McKinney Boyd – Jonovan Griffin 29 run (Ladd kick)
McKinney Boyd – Corey Saulney 8 blocked punt return (Ladd kick)
THIRD QUARTER
McKinney Boyd – Dadeon Smith 10 run (Ladd kick)
Thursday’s Games
Non-district
BY TYLER CLIFTON
KFYN SPORTS DIRECTOR
BELLS - Things didn’t look too bright for Bells after a bad snap on its first possession of the 2009 season, but it was smooth sailing soon after, as the Panthers shut out Savoy 59-0 at home on Thursday night to end a 19-game losing streak in a contest called with 2:10 remaining due to lightning..
Kolby Milner led the way with 159 yards on eight carries and two touchdowns, as Bells (1-0) accumulated 511 yards on the ground. Josh Fagan ran three times for 60 yards and two scores, as seven different Panther players scored. Chisum (1-0), a 16-0 winner against Anna visits Bells on Friday.
It was the first win for second-year Bells coach Charles Boles, whose team finished 0-10 and 0-7 in District 11-2A play in 2008 but does inherit members from a 10-0 junior varsity squad.
Savoy was unable to take advantage of its field position after the opening fumble and finished with minus-27 yards of total offense. The Cardinals won’t be an official varsity team until the University Scholastic League’s next alignment in February.
Bells 59, Savoy 0
(Lightning forces cancellation in third quarter)
Savoy 0 0 0 -0
Bells 26 21 12 -59
Team Stats Savoy Bells
First Downs 2 15
Carries-Yards 20-(-26) 25-511
Passing Yards -1 4
C-A-I 5-14-0 1-3-0
Fumbles-Lost 4-4 2-2
Penalties-Yards 2-10 4-30
Punts-Average 4-22.5 0-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Savoy: Aaron Dugger 5-(-5), Shelby Bigbee 15-(-21); Bells: Kolby Milner 8-159, Max Morris 2-84, Zack Wornhor 2-67, Josh Fagan 3-60, Adam Boles 1-44, Bud Pedigo 3-41, Nate Neal 1-30, Thomas Slaughter 1-19, Cody Stern 1-8, Chris Head 1-3, Colton Cockrill 2-(-4).
Passing - Savoy: Aaron Dugger 5-14-0 (-1); Bells: Kolby Milner 1-2-0 4, Bud Pedigo 0-1-0 0.
Receiving - Savoy: Scott Bigbee 1-6, Justin Curry 2-2, Shelby Bigbee 1-(-2), Hunter Franklin 1-(-7); Bells: Cody Stern 1-4.
FIRST QUARTER
Bells - Nate Neal 30 run (Josh Copley kick), 9:12
Bells - Josh Fagan 22 run (Copley kick), 7:17
Bells - Max Morris 70 run (kick failed), 5:23
Bells - Kolby Milner 44 run (pass failed), :29
SECOND QUARTER
Bells - Milner 53 run (Copley kick), 10:19
Bells - Zack Wornhor 49 run (Copley kick), 6:51
Bells - Fagan 37 run (Copley kick), 3:39
THIRD QUARTER
Bells - Colton Cockrill 1 run (kick failed), 7:13
Bells - Thomas Slaughter 19 run (no attempt), 2:10
Celina 28, Ferris 7
DENTON - Celina spread the wealth in its season opener Thursday night, as four different Bobcat players scored rushing touchdowns in a 28-7 win against Ferris in non-district action at the University of North Texas’ Fouts Field.
Jose Romero ran eight times for 76 yards, and Jamarick Simmons added 70 yards on 11 carries and a first-quarter touchdown. Cody Worrell ran nine times for 67 yards, including a 5-yard touchdown run before the half to give the Bobcats a 21-0 lead.
Cody Sandler added a 6-yard scoring run in the third quarter before James Hopkins scored from four yards out in the fourth to prevent Celina from posting a shutout in its season opener. The Bobcats (1-0) are looking to get back to the state championship game where they lost a year ago to Carthage in the final high school game at Texas Stadium.
Celina 28, Ferris 7
Ferris 0 0 0 7 -7
Celina 7 14 7 0 -28
Team Stats Ferris Celina
First Downs 8 17
Carries-Yards 46-71 37-286
Passing Yards 0 88
C-A-I 0-1-0 3-11-2
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 5-30 5-45
Punts-Average 7-28.4 1-16
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Ferris: James Hopkins 23-73, Shaka Collins 7-17, Joey Garcia 2-(-3), Ryan Kidwill 13-(-5), Juan Garcia 1-(-11); Celina: Jose Romero 8-76, Jamarick Simmons 11-70, Cody Worrell 9-67, Chad Hawley 1-33, Cody Sandler 3-15, Daniel Mendoza 2-11, Preston Watson 2-8, Quanah Franlin 1-6.
Passing - Ferris: Ryan Kidwill 0-1-0 0; Celina: Garrett Stephenson 1-1-0 46, Cody Worrell 2-10-2 42.
Receiving - Ferris: None; Celina: Justin Brumfield 1-46, Jose Romero 1-25, Cody Sandler 1-17.
FIRST QUARTER
Celina - Jamarick Simmons 28 run (Alex Juarez kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Celina - Chad Hawley 33 run (Juarez kick)
Celina - Cody Worrell 5 run (Juarez kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Celina - Cody Sandler 6 run (Juarez kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Ferris - James Hopkins 4 run (Edwin Munoz kick)