Week 1 Summaries and Boxes
Friday’s Games
Non-district
BY TYLER CLIFTON
KFYN SPORTS DIRECTOR
BONHAM – Sanger and Bonham entered Friday’s game off a Week 0 loss, and although the defense and special teams have made strides, the Warrior offense still has some work to do.
Five turnovers (three fumbles and two interceptions) were too much to overcome in a 35-14 loss to the Indians despite a Dalton Cagle interception and Lane Fox fumble recovery.
Sanger sophomore quarterback Dane Evans completed 15 of 27 passes with one interception for 196 yards and three touchdowns, including two to Ryan Scott. Nathan Rotter caught a 46-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter and ran a kickoff back 88 yards for a score in the third for a 21-0 lead.
T.J. King blocked an Evans punt attempt off a bad snap, and the ball bounced right into the waiting arms of Jeff Williamson, who ran 15 yards the other way to get the Warriors (0-2) on the board. Brock Squier scored from four yards out, and Steven Van Meter’s 45-yard interception return set up Scott’s second touchdown from 19 yards out for the Indians (1-1).
Kyle Washington, who completed 15 of 29 passes for 159 yards, found Chase Gregory on a 1-yard scoring toss for the final margin.
Sanger 35, Bonham 14
Sanger 7 7 14 7 -35
Bham 0 0 7 7 -14
Team Stats Sanger Bonham
First Downs 19 10
Rushes-Yards 39-161 22-49
Passing Yards 196 159
C-A-I 15-27-1 15-29-2
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 5-3
Penalties-Yards 8-61 7-60
Punts-Average 3-25.3 7-33.7
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Sanger: Brock Squier 8-48, DJ Johnson 7-39, Dane Evans 11-35, Bo Bob Howard 2-31, Josh Richarson 4-10, Dylon McCoy 1-8, Nathan Rotter 1-3, Robert Cavazos 2-1, Mitch Hassell 3-(-14); Bonham: Chase Gregory 5-20, Jeremy Smith 6-13, Kyle Washington 6-13, Dakota Harris 1-2, Lane Fox 4-1.
Passing - Sanger: Dane Evans 15-27-1 196; Bonham: Kyle Washington 15-29-2 159.
Receiving - Sanger: Nathan Rotter 6-91, Ryan Scott 4-60, Zane Paddack 3-34, Jay Cain 2-11; Bonham: Blaine Dunlap 2-44, Gregory 3-37, Jake Wilson 2-30, Breelan Dunlap 3-20, Smith 3-16, Daine Dunlap 1-10, T.J. King 1-2.
FIRST QUARTER
Sanger - Nathan Rotter 46 pass from Dane Evans (Manuel Lemus kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Sanger - Ryan Scott 19 pass from Evans (Lemus kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Sanger - Rotter 88 kickoff return (Lemus kick)
Bonham - Jeff Williamson 15 blocked punt return (David Tozman kick)
Sanger - Brock Squier 4 run (Lemus kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Sanger - Scott 6 pass from Evans (Lemus kick)
Bonham - Chase Gregory 1 pass from Kyle Washington (Tozman kick)
Lovejoy 26, Melissa 13
LUCAS – Lovejoy used the arm of quarterback Michael Means and the legs of running back Blake Martin to hold off Melissa.
Means only completed seven of 17 passes for 131 yards but his 25-yard touchdown pass to Hayden Marsh in the fourth quarter put the game away after the Cardinals (1-1) pulled within six points. Martin ran 19 times for 141 yards and had a 32-yard touchdown run in the second quarter.
Eddie Puskavich’s 37-yard field goal put the Leopards (2-0) up 19-0, before Connor Monroe answered from 20 yards out before the half. Monroe added a 30-yard field goal in the third quarter, and Wes McQueen threw a 27-yard touchdown pass to Nathan Warren in the fourth to trail 19-13.
McQueen completed 16 of 31 passes with two interceptions for 241 yards, while Brodie Russell caught nine passes for 129 yards. Melissa travels Highway 75 to face Anna this Friday before next week’s bye.
District play opens Sept. 25 at home against Honey Grove, a double-overtime winner against Wolfe City.
Lucas Lovejoy 26, Melissa 13
Melissa 0 3 3 7 -13
Lovejoy 8 11 0 7 -26
Team Stats Melissa Lovejoy
First Downs 14 16
Rushes-Yards 23-7 43-187
Passing Yards 293 131
C-A-I 18-34-2 7-18-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-1 4-0
Penalties-Yards 8-45 14-113
Punts-Average 6-35 7-5
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Melissa: Cody Morgan 10-23, Nathan Warren 3-8, Nick Palmer 2-6, John Young 1-2, Aaron Bush 2-(-7), Wes McQueen 5-(-25); Lovejoy: Blake Martin 19-141, Michael Means 11-23, Parker Norris 3-11, Tanner Michaels 4-11, Carson Cooper 2-2, Ryan Lusby 1-0, Austin Bailey 3-(-1).
Passing - Melissa: Wes McQueen 16-31-2 241, Aaron Bush 2-3-0 52; Lovejoy: Michael Means 7-17-0 131, Parker Norris 0-1-0 0.
Receiving - Melissa: Brodie Russell 9-129, Nathan Warren 3-83, Aaron Bush 2-23, Dallon Bates 1-13, Ian Hatfield 1-9, Cody Morgan 1-1; Lovejoy: Parker Norris 3-55, Hayden Marsh 2-39, Blake Martin 1-31, Reid Jarvis 1-6.
FIRST QUARTER
Lovejoy - Parker Norris 22 pass from Michael Means (Norris run)
SECOND QUARTER
Lovejoy - Blake Martin 32 run (Means pass from Norris)
Lovejoy - Eddie Puskavich 37 FG
Melissa - Connor Monroe 20 FG
THIRD QUARTER
Melissa - Monroe 30 FG
FOURTH QUARTER
Melissa - Nathan Warren 27 pass from Wes McQueen (Monroe kick)
Lovejoy - Hayden Marsh 25 pass from Means (Puskavich kick)
Princeton 17, Pottsboro 0
POTTSBORO – Trevor Schilling completed 13 of 25 passes for 179 yards and two touchdowns, as Princeton pitched a shutout at Pottsboro.
Kadeem Satchel caught three passes for 88 yards and a first-quarter touchdown, Henry Martinez kicked a 23-yard field goal in the third and Jerrod Porter added 67 yards on four receptions and a score.
Tanner Budra led the Cardinals (0-2) with 81 yards on four catches, while Kevin Garcia completed nine of 20 passes for 107 yards.
Princeton 17, Pottsboro 0
Princeton 7 0 3 7 -17
Pottsboro 0 0 0 0 -0
Team Stats Princeton Pottsboro
First Downs 10 6
Rushes-Yards 36-76 26-74
Passing Yards 179 107
C-A-I 13-23-1 9-20-0
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 6-3
Penalties-Yards 7-40 6-40
Punts-Average 4-35 4-40
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Princeton: Jashod Porter 13-34, Matt Hollingsworth 7-24, Marcus Hernandez 3-11, Carlton Arrington 1-9, Steven Young 1-4, Trevor Schilling 10-1, Noel Nevarez 1-(-7); Pottsboro: Matt Potter 11-50, Kevin Garcia 15-24.
Passing - Princeton: Trevor Schilling 13-25-1 179; Pottsboro: Kevin Garcia 9-20-0 107.
Receiving - Princeton: Kadeem Satchel 3-88, Jerrod Porter 4-67, Noel Nevarez 2-12, Steven Young 1-11, Jashod Porter 1-1, Tyler Lewis 2-0; Pottsboro: Tanner Budra 4-81, Tanner Frye 4-24, Tyler McCallister 1-2.
FIRST QUARTER
Princeton – Kadeem Satchel 64 pass from Trevor Schilling (Henry Martinez kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Princeton – Martinez 23 FG
FOURTH QUARTER
Princeton – Jerrod Porter 50 pass from Schilling (Martinez kick)
Anna 20, Tom Bean 12
TOM BEAN – Matt Williams ran 15 times for 106 yards and iced the game with a 72-yard touchdown run, as Anna broke an 11-game losing streak with a win at Tom Bean.
Cory Meadors threw a 56-yard touchdown pass to Mark Jackson and kicked the extra point to give the Coyotes (1-1) the lead for good, with Williams adding the insurance score.
Meadors’ 3-yard touchdown run in the first quarter gave Anna an early 6-0 advantage before the Tomcats (0-2) tied the game and took a lead into the half on scoring runs of 1 and 2 yards by Hunter Hendry. Tom Bean’s quarterback completed 14 of 30 passes for 213 yards but had three costly interceptions.
Anna 20, Tom Bean 12
Anna 6 0 0 14 -20
T.B. 0 12 0 0 -12
Team Stats Anna Tom Bean
First Downs 11 16
Rushes-Yards 35-187 33-125
Passing Yards 85 213
C-A-I 5-9-1 14-30-3
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-1
Penalties-Yards 7-70 5-47
Punts-Average 5-27 1-36
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Anna: Matt Williams 15-106, Keith Lockhart 10-41, Cory Meadors 5-33, Austin Griffin 4-7; Tom Bean: Hunter Hendry 24-110, Colby Pennell 9-15.
Passing - Anna: Cory Meadors 5-9-1 85; Tom Bean: Hunter Hendry 14-30-3 213.
Receiving - Anna: Mark Jackson 1-56, Andrew Smith 2-17, Austin Griffin 1-6, Stephen Novak 1-6; Tom Bean: Mitch Trentman 5-78, Jake Trentman 3-50, Rex Roberts 2-43, Kyle West 4-42.
FIRST QUARTER
Anna - Cory Meaders 3 run (kick failed)
SECOND QUARTER
Tom Bean - Hunter Hendry 1 run (kick failed)
Tom Bean - Hendry 2 run (kick failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
Anna - Mark Jackson 56 pass from Meaders (Meaders kick)
Anna - Matt Williams 72 run (Meaders kick)
Van Alstyne 42, Quinlan Ford 27
VAN ALSTYNE – Chris Burge completed 13 of 17 passes for 168 yards and three touchdowns, as Van Alstyne won for the second time in as many weeks.
Tanner Niell had a pair of scoring receptions, and Soloman Biscarro had another from 10 yards out for a 20-7 lead the Panthers (2-0) took into the fourth quarter.
Van Alstyne then turned to its ground game and had touchdown runs from Orion Thomas (six yards), Burge (two) and Tyler Kuster for 33 yards.
Van Alstyne 42, Quinlan Ford 27
Quinlan Ford 7 0 0 20 -27
Van Alstyne 14 6 0 22 -42
Team Stats QF VA
First Downs 19 11
Rushes-Yards 34-158 43-114
Passing Yards 134 168
C-A-I 18-38-1 13-18-0
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1
Penalties-Yards 8-56 11-70
Punts-Average 3-21 3-34
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Quinlan Ford: Kyle Stone 27-79, Colten Baxter 4-42, Colton Scott 3-37; Van Alstyne: Tyler Kuster 7-73, Orion Thomas 7-44, Chris Burge 8-(-1), Jordan Barnes 2-(-2)
Passing – Quin. Ford: Stone 15-33-1 111, Thomas Bigham 3-5-0 23; VA: Burge 13-17-0 168, Tanner Neill 0-1-0 0.
Receiving - Quinlan Ford: Tyler McBride 5-37, Zach Witherspoon 3-32, Nathan Crosby 3-27, Colton Scott 4-24, Colten Baxter 3-14, Van Alstyne: Chance Grayson 3-98, Solomon Biscarro 3-28, Tyler Kuster 1-15, Tanner Neill 3-12, D.J. Seay 2-8, Thomas 1-7.
FIRST QUARTER
Van Alstyne - Tanner Neill 5 pass from Chris Burge (kick failed)
Quinlan Ford - Kyle Stone 3 run (Manuel Castilleja kick)
Van Alstyne - Soloman Biscarro 10 pass from Burge (Burge run)
SECOND QUARTER
Van Alstyne - Neill 6 pass from Burge (kick failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
Van Alstyne - Orion Thomas 6 run (Biscarro pass from Burge)
Quinlan Ford - Colten Baxter 43 run (Castilleja kick)
Van Alstyne - Burge 2 run (Burge kick)
Quinlan Ford - Nathan Crosby 7 pass from Bigham (Castilleja kick)
Van Alstyne - Tyler Kuster 33 run (Burge kick)
Quinlan Ford - Colton Scott 7 pass from Stone (run failed)
Crandall 9, Commerce 6
COMMERCE – The host Tigers took an early lead into the second half but was unable to hold on against the Pirates.
Terrence Johnson’s 18-yard touchdown run tied the game for Crandall, and Trevor Dykema’s 28-yard field goal in the fourth quarter proved to be the difference.
Jurase Brown raced 97 yards for a score in the first quarter for a 6-0 lead Commerce (0-2) took into the break. Brown did his part with 221 yards on only 11 carries.
Reid Baker led the Pirates with 120 yards on 21 carries.
Crandall 9, Commerce 6
Crandall 0 0 6 3 -9
Commerce 6 0 0 0 -6
Team Stats Crandall Commerce
First Downs 15 4
Rushes-Yards 50-226 19-223
Passing Yards 143 13
C-A-I 12-24-3 5-17-0
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-2
Penalties-Yards 6-49 6-50
Punts-Average 4-29.8 7-31.9
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Crandall: Reid Baker 21-120, Jamie Hamblin 6-31, Skylar Holley 6-23, Terrence Johnson 6-21, Jared York 3-18, Brandon Pryor 7-11, Collin Mathis 1-2; Commerce: Jurase Brown 11-221, Gabe Conner 1-2, Barry Askew 2-2, Terrence Walker 2-2, R.J. Harrison 2-1, Phillip Marshall 1-(-5).
Passing - Crandall: Pryor 11-22-3 143, Baker 1-2-0 0; Commerce: Walker 5-17-0 13.
Receiving - Crandall: Collin Mathis 8-73, York 1-31, Baker 2-23, Randall Henderson 1-16; Commerce: Brown 2-8, Evan Chapin 1-3, Cameron Nelson 1-2, Marshall 1-0.
FIRST QUARTER
Commerce - Jurase Brown 97 run (kick failed)
THIRD QUARTER
Crandall - Terrence Johnson 18 run (kick failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
Crandall - Trevor Dykema 28 FG
Paris 33, Longview Pine Tree 0
LONGVIEW – Paris tried to carry its positives onto the field from its season-opening loss to defending Class 4A Division II state champion Sulphur Springs, and the Wildcats did just that with a shutout at Longview Pine Tree in the first of three straight road games.
Tyrell Smith and Aaron Ethridge scored on touchdown runs of 11 and 4 yards for Paris (1-1), and Corban Taylor threw a 29-yard touchdown pass to Tavarius Williams for a 19-0 halftime lead. Taylor completed 17 of 24 passes for 247 yards and added a second scoring toss to Dominique Mitchell from 15 yards out in the fourth quarter.
Mitchell was the Wildcats’ leading receiver with 98 yards on five catches. Broderick Reed closed out the scoring with a 19-yard touchdown pass to Broderick Reed.
Paris 33, Longview Pine Tree 0
Paris 13 6 0 14 -33
PT 0 0 0 0 -0
Team Stats Paris Pine Tree
First Downs 12 4
Rushes-Yards 31-72 34-62
Passing Yards 281 -3
C-A-I 20-30-0 1-12-2
Fumbles-Lost 3-3 3-2
Penalties-Yards 16-130 8-60
Punts-Average 2-44.5 6-32.7
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Paris: Aaron Ethridge 15-72, Tyrell Smith 8-25, Corban Taylor 3-10, Michael Johnson 1-0, Broderick Reed 2-0, Team 2-(-35); Pine Tree: Mark Malone 12-50, Dominique Webb 6-27, Charles Roberts 3-19, Michael Levy 1-0, Thomas Flakes 1-(-5), Tyler Kids 7-(-9), Matt Hamer 4-(-20).
Passing - Paris: Corban Taylor 17-24-0 247; Broderick Reed 3-6-0 34; Pine Tree: Flakes 0-1-0 0, Hamer 0-4-0 0, Kids 1-6-1 (-3).
Receiving - Paris: Dominique Mitchell 5-98, Kendall King 3-51, Tavarius Williams 4-39, Tyrell Smith 3-19, Equettis Jenkins 2-15, Aaron Ethridge 1-2, Darrian Jones 2-2.
FIRST QUARTER
Paris - Tyrell Smith 11 run (Gabriel Vera kick)
Paris - Aaron Ethridge 4 run (kick failed)
SECOND QUARTER
Paris - Tavarius Williams 29 pass from Corban Taylor (pass failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
Paris - Dominique Mitchell 15 pass from Taylor (Vera kick)
Paris - Kendall King 19 pass from Broderick Reed (Vera kick)
Terrell 21, North Lamar 7
PARIS – Three Terrell players combined for more than 250 yards on the ground, as the Tigers never looked back in their win at North Lamar.
Guy Kennedy led the way with 109 yards on only seven carries and a touchdown. Ski Spencer ran 11 times for 85 yards and a touchdown, while Jaylon Kennedy added 65 yards on 11 carries and a score.
Guy Kennedy completed eight of 18 passes for 142 yards and two interceptions. Noreco English was the Tigers’ leading receiver with four receptions for 88 yards.
Troy Pittman led the Panthers (0-2) with 71 yards on 17 carries and a fourth-quarter touchdown that ended a more than three-quarter scoreless streak.
North Lamar is idle this week before hosting Longview Pine Tree on Sept. 18 and traveling to Texarkana Pleasant Grove on Sept. 28 and Jefferson Oct. 2.
District play begins Oct. 9 against Anna.
Terrell 21, North Lamar 7
Terrell 14 0 7 0 -21
N.L. 0 0 0 7 -7
Team Stats Terrell N. Lamar
First Downs 15 10
Rushes-Yards 35-265 42-141
Passing Yards 142 36
C-A-I 8-18-2 3-13-1
Fumbles-Lost 3-2 3-2
Penalties-Yards 13-106 6-50
Punts-Average 3-32.7 4-45
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Terrell: Guy Kennedy 7-109, Ski Spencer 11-85, Jaylon Kennedy 11-65, Adrian Oliver 4-9, Pat Morris Jr. 2-(-3); N. Lamar: Troy Pittman 17-71, Ryan White 5-30, Tyler Walston 4-21, Keathan Morris 14-12, Dillon Wilson 1-5, Sam Harrington 1-2.
Passing - Terrell: G. Kennedy 8-18-2 142; N. Lamar: White 3-10-1 36, Walston 0-3-0 0.
Receiving - Terrell: Noreco English 4-88, Pat Morris Jr. 3-34, Jherrod Stiggers 1-20; N. Lamar: Canyon Conley 2-
36, Sam Harrington 1-0.
FIRST QUARTER
Terrell - Ski Spencer 7 run (Anthony Bridges kick)
Terrell - Guy Kennedy 27 run (Bridges kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Terrell - Jaylon Kennedy 3 run (Jacob Simmons kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
North Lamar - Troy Pittman 1 run (Will Harrington kick)
Gainesville 27, Decatur 17
DECATUR – Quarterback Kielyn Lewis and DeShawn Franklin were too much to stop for the host Eagles, as Gainesville has matched its win total of 2008 after winning its first two games.
Dakota Nichols led the way defensively with three interceptions, while Franklin capped his solid all-around performance with two.
Lewis finished with 126 yards on 15 carries, and Franklin had 22 carries for 117 yards.
Decatur led 17-13 until Lewis found Franklin for a 33-yard touchdown pass to give the Leopards (2-0) the lead for good.
Franklin added a 10-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
Gainesville scored first on Franklin’s 25-yard touchdown run, with Decatur taking a brief lead on Colton Parker’s 52-yard touchdown pass to Brandon Jones.
Lewis put the Leopards back on top with a 68-yard scoring run, but the Eagles took the lead into the half on Parker’s second touchdown pass of the game, an 82-yarder to Tyler Swift.
Gainesville 27, Decatur 17
Gainesville 13 0 7 7 -27
Decatur 7 7 3 0 -17
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Gainesville: Kielyn Lewis 15-126, DeShawn Franklin 22-117; Decatur: n/a.
Passing - Gainesville: Lewis 96 yards; Decatur n/a.
Receiving - Gainesville: n/a; Decatur: n/a.
FIRST QUARTER
Gainesville - DeShawn Franklin 25 run (kick failed)
Decatur - Brandon Jones 52 pass from Colton Parker (kick)
Gainesville - Kielyn Lewis 68 run (Justin Espinosa kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Decatur - Tyler Swift 82 pass from Parker (kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Decatur - Alejandro Beltran 26 FG
Gainesville - Franklin 33 pass from Lewis (Espinosa kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Gainesville - Franklin 10 run (Espinosa kick)
Prosper 27, Farmersville 0
PROSPER – Juan Williams ran 15 times for 146 yards and had a 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the third quarter, as Prosper posted its second shutout in as many weeks.
Brian Hardy ran 20 times for 97 yards and two scores for the defending Class 3A Division I State Champion Eagles (2-0). Cale Brewer added field goals of 24 and 33 yards.
Prosper 27, Farmersville 0
F 0 0 0 0 -0
P 0 17 7 3 -27
Team Stats Fville Prosper
First Downs 7 14
Rushes-Yards 29-131 43-280
Passing Yards 13 70
C-A-I 2-8-1 2-7-0
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 6-45 6-50
Punts-Average 6-29.5 1-28
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Farmersville: Chase Wiggins 14-80, Morgan Harbison 6-26, Austin Brooks 6-24, Trevor Redwine 1-3, Steven Duncan 2-(-2); Prosper: Juan Williams 15-146, Brian Hardy 20-97, Patrick Tague 2-29, Colin Padilla 2-15, Jonathan Reed 2-5, Chance Pinkley 2-(-2).
Passing - Farmersville: Austin Brooks 2-7-0 13, Curtis Stanley 0-1-1 0; Prosper: Brian Hardy 7-17-0 70, Patrick Tague 0-1-0 0.
Receiving - Farmersville: Dalton Wood 2-13; Prosper: Mario Edwards 2-34, Brett Thompson 2-17, Hunter Havens 2-13, Jordan Airhart 1-6.
SECOND QUARTER
Prosper - Brian Hardy 23 run (Cale Brewer kick)
Prosper - Brewer 24 FG
Prosper - Hardy 2 run (Brewer kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Prosper - Juan Williams 95 kickoff return (Brewer kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Prosper - Brewer 33 FG
Argyle 35, Burkburnett 14
ARGYLE – The host Eagles fell behind 14-3 in the first quarter before scoring 32 unanswered points for the win.
Scott Seiber ran 14 times for 125 yards and a fourth-quarter touchdown for Argyle (2-0). Quarterback Chad Hedlund accounted for 23 of the team’s points with field goals of 32 and 34 yards and later added touchdown runs from three and 19 yards out.
Argyle 35, Burkburnett 14
BB 14 0 0 0 -14
Arg 3 7 11 14 -35
Team Stats BB Argyle
First Downs 11 19
Rushes-Yards 35-93 43-280
Passing Yards 79 57
C-A-I 6-13-1 7-13-2
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-2
Penalties-Yards 6-47 8-75
Punts-Average 6-23.2 0-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Burkburnett: Cannon Cornelius 17-56, Ryne Cozby 4-17, James Lorenzo 4-7, Gavin Whitaker 5-6, MalachI Leaf 1-4, Brian George 1-2, Isaiah Terry 3-1; Argyle: Scott Seiber 14-125, Chad Hedlund 9-74, Nick Chrestopoulos 11-65, Lance Sutton 3-12, Carston Bossow 3-2, Murphy Ellis 1-1, Trevor Kuketz 2-1.
Passing - Burkburnett: Cannon Cornelius 6-13-1 79; Argyle: Chad Hedlund 7-13-2 57.
Receiving - Burkburnett: Temi Ogunleye 2-23, Brian George 1-21, Isaiah Haygood 1-15, Isaiah Terry 1-13, Ryne Cozby 1-7; Argyle: Erik Hartmann 3-39, Scotty Seiber 2-19, Nick Chrestopoulos 1-3, Tyler Sweatt 1-(-4).
FIRST QUARTER
Burkburnett - James Lorenzo 19 interception return (Jackie Sanders kick)
Argyle - Chad Hedlund 32 FG
Burkburnett - Cannon Cornelius 1 run (Sanders kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Argyle - Carston Bossow 1 run (Hedlund kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Argyle - Hedlund 34 FG
Argyle - Hedlund 3 run (Hedlund run)
FOURTH QUARTER
Argyle - Scotty Seiber 35 run (Hedlund kick)
Argyle - Hedlund 19 run (Hedlund kick)
TCA-Addison 27, Celina 24
ADDISON – Johnny Catalano stole the show, rushing 20 times for 289 yards and four touchdowns, as Trinity Christian defeated Class 3A third-ranked Celina.
Catalano had scoring runs of 62, 65 yards as well as a 1-yarder, but his 42-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter staved off a Bobcat rally after Cody Worrell threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Chad Hawley.
Worrell added a 5-yard scoring toss to Justin Brumfield, but Celina couldn’t complete a comeback. Worrell ran 18 times for 101 yards and completed 11 of 23 passes for 110 yards and two interceptions, while Jose Romero added 94 yards on 16 carries and a touchdown.
TCA-Addison 27, Celina 24
Celina 3 7 0 14 -24
TCA 7 7 6 7 -27
Team Stats Celina Addison
First Downs 24 11
Rushes-Yards 49-261 27-334
Passing Yards 125 36
C-A-I 12-24-2 2-6-1
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-2
Penalties-Yards 7-70 11-107
Punts-Average 1-30 0-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Celina: Cody Worrell 18-101, Jose Romero 16-94, Jamarick Simmons 13-58, Cody Sandler 1-5, Chad Hawley 1-3; TCA: Johnny Catalano 20-289, Parker Overberg 3-38, Phyre Burns 3-6, Jake Hayes 1-1.
Passing - Celina: Worrell 11-23-2 110, Ryan Merritt 1-1-0 15. TCA: Catalano 2-6-1 36.
Receiving - Celina: Romero 3-39, Justin Brumfield 3-26, Hawley 3-24, Cody Sandler 1-17, Cody Worrell 1-15, Cody Rhodes 1-4; TCA: Evan Clayton 1-22, Brooks Burris 1-14.
FIRST QUARTER
Celina - Alex Juarez 30 FG
Addison - Johnny Catalano 62 run (Jason Hursh kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Addison - Catalano 65 run (Hursh kick)
Celina - Jose Romero 10 run (Juarez kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Addison - Catalano 1 run (kick failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
Celina - Chad Hawley 25 pass from Cody Worrell (Juarez kick)
Addison - Catalano 42 run (Hursh kick)
Celina - Justin Brumfield 5 pass from Worrell (Juarez kick)
Cisco 34, Whitesboro 13
CISCO – Another date against another state-ranked opponent was again too much for Whitesboro.
The host Loboes jumped out to a 28-0 halftime lead behind a pair of touchdown runs by Tanner Garcia, and two third-quarter touchdowns weren’t enough for the Bearcats (0-2).
Cisco 34, Whitesboro 13
Whitesboro 0 0 13 0 -13
Cisco 14 14 6 0 -34
Team Stats W’boro Cisco
First Downs 12 13
Rushes-Yards 26-54 46-359
Passing Yards 196 37
C-A-I 16-32-1 4-11-1
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards 12-80 11-80
Punts-Average 4-39 2-33.5
FIRST QUARTER
Cisco - Tanner Garcia 14 run (kick failed)
Cisco - Vegas Hastings 46 run (Hastings run)
SECOND QUARTER
Cisco - Trever Honea 30 run (kick failed)
Cisco - Garcia 17 run (Hastings run)
THIRD QUARTER
Whitesboro - Jerrid Caffey 6 run (kick failed)
Cisco - Hastings 18 run (kick failed)
Whitesboro - Cameron Clark 4 pass from Jordan Gill (Travis Weatheread kick)
Sherman 40, Rockwall-Heath 31
SHERMAN – Madison Carter completed 16 of 22 passes for 169 yards and two touchdowns, and the Sherman defense came to the forefront for its first win under new coach Gary Kinne.
The Bearcats (1-1) trailed 17-7 entering the third quarter before Carter found Greg Jackson for touchdown passes of 50 and 29 yards. Jackson caught five passes for 106 yards. J.J. Floyd made the first key defensive play by returning a fumble 13 yards for 20 straight Sherman points and a 27-17 advantage.
Heath responded on special teams with Darian Lawry’s 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, and Lawry added an 11-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter to put the Hawks up 31-27.
Sherman answered with the game’s final 13 points, as Carter scored his second touchdown from three yards out, and Geoff Hooker cemented the win with a 75-yard interception return for a score.
The Hawks took an early lead with a pair of short touchdown runs by Jesse Irokwe, who finished with 95 yards on 13 carries.
Sherman 40, Rockwall-Heath 31
R-Heath 7 10 7 7 -31
Sherman 0 7 20 13 -40
Team Stats Heath Sherman
First Downs 21 11
Rushes-Yards 36-211 23-63
Passing Yards 216 169
C-A-I 16-35-2 16-22-0
Fumbles-Lost 4-1 1-0
Penalties-Yards 5-50 6-45
Punts-Average 3-43.7 4-46
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Rockwall-Heath: Jesse Irokwe 13-95, Darian Lawry 10-63, Kevin Rodgers 12-42, Sebastian McGill 1-11; Sherman: Madison Carter 17-54, Nathan James 6-9.
Passing - Rockwall-Heath: Rodgers 16-35-1 216; Sherman: Madison Carter 16-22-0 169.
Receiving - Rockwall-Heath: Tyler Harding 4-54, Ryan Peterson 5-47, Clark Pope 3-45, Jesse Irokwe 1-40, Cameron Wilson 3-30; Sherman: Greg Jackson 5-106, John Welborn 3-19, Nathan James 3-15, Tyler Perkins 3-15, Robert Fallon 1-9, Geoff Hooker 1-5.
FIRST QUARTER
Rockwall-Heath - Jesse Irokwe 3 run (Brad Dunavant kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Rockwall-Heath - Irokwe 2 run (Dunavant kick)
Sherman - Madison Carter 1 run (Eric Hosek kick)
Rockwall-Heath - Trevor Pinkston 22 FG
THIRD QUARTER
Sherman - Greg Jackson 50 pass from Carter (kick failed)
Sherman - Jackson 29 pass from Carter (Hosek kick)
Sherman - J.J. Floyd 13 fumble return (Hosek kick)
Rockwall-Heath - Darian Lawry 99 kickoff return (Pinkston kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Rockwall-Heath - Lawry 11 run (Pinkston kick)
Sherman - Carter 3 run (run failed)
Sherman - Geoff Hooker 75 interception return (Hosek kick)
Big Spring 27, Denison 21
BIG SPRING - Tyler Tannehill completed 16 of 21 passes for 115 yards and three touchdowns, including the game-winner to Martin Yanez from five yards out, as the Steers defeated Class 4A fourth-ranked Denison.
Big Spring trailed 14-13 after the extra-point attempt was blocked following Monte Anderson’s two-yard touchdown run, but the Steers took the lead for the first time in the fourth quarter on Tannehill’s 30-yard scoring pass to Thaddeus Straughter.
The Yellow Jackets (1-1) tied the game 21-21 on D.J. Jones’ 26-yard touchdown run before Big Spring’s game-winning drive.
Jordan Taylor, who finished 11 of 24 for 123 yards, threw a pair of second-quarter touchdowns of 12 yards to Cody Reeves and 31 yards to Jones.
Three interceptions proved costly, as he seemed to show some rust after not playing in the season opener against Little Elm due to injury.
Big Spring 27, Denison 21
Denison 0 14 0 7 -21
Big Spring 0 7 6 14 -27
Team Stats Denison Big Spring
First Downs 15 20
Rushes-Yards 27-145 41-116
Passing Yards 123 145
C-A-I 11-24-3 18-23-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-0
Penalties-Yards 7-77 4-30
Punts-Average 4-28.8 5-34.2
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Denison: D.J. Jones 16-89, Jordan Taylor 9-66, Joseph Williams 1-4, Team 1-(-14); Big Spring: Monte Anderson 29-148, Martin Yanez 2-9, Matt Ritchey 3-8, Pete Chaveria 1-0, Tyler Tannehill 3-(-12), Team 3-(-37).
Passing - Denison: Jordan Taylor 11-24-3 123; Big Spring: Tyler Tannehill 16-21-0 115, Monte Anderson 1-1-0 30, Matt Ritchey 1-1-0 0.
Receiving - Denison: Hudson Milford 2-46, D.J. Jones 2-38, Jimmay Mundine 6-27, Cody Reeves 1-12; Big Spring: Thaddeus Straughter 3-49, Tevian Parnell 4-48, Monte Anderson 3-19, Pavel Plakhotny 3-18, Martin Yanez 3-10, Matt Ritchey 2-0.
SECOND QUARTER
Denison - Cody Reeves 12 pass from Jordan Taylor (Dalton Hestand kick)
Big Spring - Pavel Plakhotny 7 pass from Tyler Tannehill (Tannehill kick)
Denison - D.J. Jones 31 pass from Taylor (Hestand kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Big Spring - Monte Anderson 2 run (kick blocked)
FOURTH QUARTER
Big Spring - Thaddeus Straughter 30 pass from Tannehill (Matt Ritchey run)
Denison - Jones 26 run (Hestand kick)
Big Spring - Martin Yanez 5 pass from Tannehill (kick blocked)
Frisco Wakeland 35, Saginaw 25
SAGINAW - David Robason ran 22 times for 142 yards and three touchdowns, as Frisco Wakeland (1-0) won its season opener on the road.
Tyler Kirkindoll was 14 of 21 for 171 yards and had two touchdown passes of 13 yards to Dallas Grier and 38 yards to Ryan Rice. The Wolverines led 35-10 entering the fourth quarter before hanging on for the win.
Frisco Wakeland 35, Saginaw 25
FW 7 14 14 0 -35
Sag 3 7 0 15 -25
Team Stats FW Saginaw
First Downs 18 21
Rushes-Yards 30-162 43-166
Passing Yards 171 171
C-A-I 14-21-1 14-29-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-2 4-3
Penalties-Yards 6-46 4-25
Punts-Average 3-41 2-37.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing - FW: David Robason 22-142, Tyler Kirkindoll 5-16, Trent Smiley 1-6, Abram Flores 2-(-2); Saginaw: DJ Hester 9-51, Henry Munoz 12-42, Zac Irvin 11-40, Darren Gayden 8-26, Micaah McCloud 2-5, TeCory Smith 1-2.
Passing - FW: Tyler Kirkindoll 14-21-1 171; Saginaw: Henry Munoz 14-29-0 171.
Receiving - FW: Dallas Grier 5-79, Ryan Rice 1-38, Thomas Craig 4-34, David Robason 4-20; Saginaw: Logan Sumpter 12-158, John Gonzales 2-13.
FIRST QUARTER
FW - David Robason 4 run (Zach Paul kick)
Saginaw - Ryan Rangel 43 FG
SECOND QUARTER
FW - Robason 41 run (Paul kick)
Saginaw - Zach Irvin 2 run (Rangel kick)
FW - Dallas Grier 13 pass from Tyler Kirkindoll (Paul kick)
THIRD QUARTER
FW - Ryan Rice 38 pass from Kirkindoll (Paul kick)
FW - Robason 2 run (Paul kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Saginaw - DJ Hester 5 run (Rangel kick)
Saginaw - Logan Sumpter 13 pass from Henry Munoz (Irvin run)
Garland Lakeview 28, McKinney North 21 (OT)
GARLAND - Quarterback Davonte Black scored the third of his three rushing touchdowns from two yards out in overtime to lift Garland Lakeview past McKinney North.
Black’s 16-yard touchdown pass to Brandon Hobdy in the third quarter tied the game 14-14, and the teams were deadlocked again at 21 in the fourth quarter after Black and McKinney North’s Devin Smith exchanged touchdown runs to force overtime.
Josh Matthews led the Bulldogs with 114 yards on 23 carries and a touchdown, as Jon Alexander gave North a 7-0 first-quarter lead after returning a blocked punt seven yards for a score. Brenton Griffin completed 12 of 21 passes for 127 yards.
Black ran 26 times for 109 yards and was 10 of 20 passing for 155 yards for Lakeview.
Garland Lakeview 28, McKinney North 21 (OT)
MN 7 7 0 7 0 -21
GL 0 7 7 7 7 -28
Team Stats North Lakeview
First Downs 17 24
Rushes-Yards 41-138 43-194
Passing Yards 127 155
C-A-I 12-22-1 10-20-0
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-2
Penalties-Yards 15-127 7-55
Punts-Average 3-33.7 3-18
Individual Statistics
Rushing - MN: Josh Matthews 23-114, Devin Smith 12-55, Brenton Griffin 6-(-31); GL: Davonte Black 26-109, Paul Hogg Jr. 15-94, Jamil Mallory 1-2, Dwight Stearns 1-(-11).
Passing - MN: Brenton Griffin 12-21-1 127; Lakeview: Davonte Black 10-20-0 155.
Receiving - MN: Devin Smith 3-34, Victor Rivera 4-33, Josh Allen 2-27, Josh Matthews 1-18, DyAnte Hudson 2-15. GL: Brandon Hobdy 4-52, Paul Hogg Jr. 3-50, Iyinolu Ogunfeyimi 1-29, Franklin Nworhi 1-12, Desmond Jones 1-12.
FIRST QUARTER
MN - Jon Alexander 7 blocked punt return (Bryson Long kick)
SECOND QUARTER
GL - Davonte Black 1 run (Andrew Fletcher kick)
MN - Josh Matthews 2 run (Long kick)
THIRD QUARTER
GL - Brandon Hobdy 16 pass from Black (Fletcher kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
GL - Black 5 run (Fletcher kick)
MN - Devin Smith 20 run (Long kick)
OVERTIME
GL - Black 2 run (Fletcher kick)
Highland Park 42, Frisco Liberty 14
FRISCO - Luke Woodley completed 23 of 34 passes for 342 yards and four touchdowns to lead Highland Park past Frisco Liberty.
Morgan Stringer caught six passes for 111 yards and was one of four different Highland Park receivers to catch a touchdown pass. Jake Howeth had a pair of scoring runs for the Scots.
Jay Ajayi ran 17 times for 104 yards for the Red Hawks, and Brandon Brotzman added a pair of touchdown passes.
Highland Park 42, Frisco Liberty 14
HP 0 28 7 7 -42
FL 0 7 0 7 -14
Team Stats HP FL
First Downs 25 18
Rushes-Yards 33-177 36-188
Passing Yards 342 142
C-A-I 23-34-0 12-24-1
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 5-45 6-28
Punts-Average 1-43 5-36
Individual Statistics
Rushing - HP: P. Miller 14-85, Jake Howeth 12-60, Luke Woodley 6-27, Austin Miller 1-25; FL: Jay Ajayi 17-104, Malcolm Hill 12-46, Pereese Joas 5-20, Brotzman 2-18.
Passing - HP: Woodley 23-34-0 342; FL: Brandon Brotzman 10-21-1 94, Hill 2-3-0 48.
Receiving - HP: Morgan Stringer 6-111, Chris Hipps 4-73, Austin Miller 2-45, Josh Francis 3-39, Ben Zieman 2-33, Jack Bush 2-25, Preston Miller 2-8, Ben McElroy 1-5, Patrick Sauer 1-4; FL: Brandon Nelson 1-49, Cameron Brown 5-41, Malcolm Hill 3-35, Davis Smith 2-22, Hassan Moosa 1-7.
SECOND QUARTER
HP - Austin Miller 37 pass from Luke Woodley (Ross Sanders kick)
FL - Malcolm Hill 15 pass from Brandon Brotzman (Connor Hirt kick)
HP - Josh Francis 8 pass from Woodley (Sanders kick)
HP - Morgan Stringer 14 pass from Woodley (Sanders kick)
HP - Jake Howeth 3 run (Sanders kick)
THIRD QUARTER
HP - Chris Hipps 31 pass from Woodley (Sanders kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
HP - Howeth 1 run (Sanders kick)
FL - Cameron Brown 6 pass from Brotzman (Hirt kick)
McKinney Boyd 47, Frisco Centennial 33
MCKINNEY - Daveon Smith ran 20 times for 154 yards and three touchdowns, including the decisive one from a yard out in the fourth quarter.
Quarterback Jonovan Griffin accounted for 512 of the Broncos’ 571 yards of total offense, rushing 23 times for 162 yards and completing 19 of 27 passes for 350 yards and two touchdowns. James Driskell caught eight passes for 180 yards and a 93-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter.
Timmy Fuller caught eight passes for 155 yards, as the Titans trailed by only a touchdown entering the fourth quarter. Nick Foster completed 16 of 31 passes for 243 yards and a pair of scoring passes, while Jamel Bullock ran nine times for 88 yards and two scores.
McKinney Boyd 47, Frisco Centennial 33
FC 3 20 10 0 -33
MB 7 23 10 7 -47
Team Stats FC MB
First Downs 13 22
Rushes-Yards 30-98 44-221
Passing Yards 243 350
C-A-I 16-31-1 19-27-1
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1
Penalties-Yards 2-10 7-63
Punts-Average 4-40.2 4-39
Individual Statistics
Rushing - FC: Jamel Bullock 9-88, Imoh Edohoukwa 7-19, Emmanuel Duchane-Carroll 1-1, Lakeylon Rice 2-(-4), Nick Foster 11-(-6); MB: Jonovan Griffin 23-162, Daveon Smith 20-154, James Driskell 1-5.
Passing - FC: Nick Foster 16-31-1 243; MB: Jonovan Griffin 19-27-1 350.
Receiving - FC: Timmy Fuller 8-155, Imoh Edohoukwa 3-55, Bryan Singer 2-18, Matt Washington 1-10, Chase Nichols 2-5; MB: James Driskell 8-180, Cody Seaber 8-153, Derek Branson 2-18, Anthony Moss 1-9.
FIRST QUARTER
FC - Garrett Closs 22 FG
MB - Daveon Smith 3 run (Patrick Ladd kick)
SECOND QUARTER
MB - Cody Eaber 80 pass from Jonovan Griffin (Ladd kick)
FC - Imoh Edohoukwa 56 pass from Nick Foster (kick blocked)
MB - Corey Saulney blocked two-point conversion return
MB - Smith 1 run (Ladd kick)
FC - Jamel Bullock 5 run (Closs kick)
MB - James Driskell 93 pass from Griffin (Ladd kick)
FC - Bryan Singer 16 pass from Foster (Closs kick)
THIRD QUARTER
MB - Safety
FC - Bullock 32 run (Closs kick)
FC - Closs 31 FG
MB - Griffin 14 run (Griffin run)
FOURTH QUARTER
MB - Smith 1 run (Ladd kick)
Mesquite Poteet 50, Frisco 14
MESQUITE - Jonathan Coleman ran 19 times for 203 yards and three touchdowns to lift Mesquite Poteet past Frisco.
Beau Nowell completed 10 of 16 passes for 152 yards and three touchdowns, all of them to Justin Velasquez.
The Raccoons were held to 152 yards of total offense, as Austin Allen scored on 3-yard run in the third quarter, while Chase Rashbrook threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to Ryan Northcutt in the fourth.
Mesquite Poteet 50, Frisco 14
Frisco 0 0 7 7 -14
MP 7 21 7 15 -50
Team Stats Frisco MP
First Downs 12 24
Rushes-Yards 32-82 44-308
Passing Yards 70 152
C-A-I 9-16-0 10-16-1
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-0
Penalties-Yards 8-51 7-60
Punts-Average 6-35.2 0-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Frisco: Carlos Harris 17-57, John McCain 4-11, Javoria Wallace 1-6, Austin Allen 2-6, Chase Rashbrook 8-2; Poteet: Jonathan Coleman 19-203, Trey Stiggers 10-64, Eddie Alexander 6-31, Beau Nowell 6-24, Sam Brisby 3-(-14).
Passing - Frisco: Chase Rashbrook 9-16-0 70; Poteet: Beau Nowell 10-16-1 152.
Receiving - Frisco: Ryan Thomas 5-30, Ryan Northcutt 1-13, Jordan Anderson 1-11, Austin Zoda 1-10, Carlos Harris 1-6; Poteet: Justin Velasquez 4-74, Nicholas Smith 2-29, Trey Stiggers 1-27, Ty Bridgefort 2-19, Eddie Alexander 1-3.
FIRST QUARTER
MP - Jonathan Coleman 8 run (Stewart MacDonell kick)
SECOND QUARTER
MP - Justin Velasquez 9 pass from Beau Nowell (MacDonell kick)
MP - Coleman 71 run (MacDonell kick)
MP - Velasquez 13 pass from Nowell (MacDonell kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Frisco - Austin Allen 3 run (Kyle Fischer kick)
MP - Velasquez 45 pass from Nowell (MacDonell kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
MP - Eddie Alexander 2 run (Velasquez run)
MP - Coleman 2 run (MacDonell kick)
Frisco - Ryan Northcutt 13 pass from Chase Rash brook (Fischer kick)
S&S 26, Blue Ridge 15
SADLER - S&S is riding the shoulders of Danny Franklin at quarterback in 2009, but he proved he could play defense as well in the win against Blue Ridge on homecoming night.
Franklin had two interceptions, including a 23-yard return for a touchdown in the first quarter.
A safety gave Blue Ridge (0-2) a 15-13 lead entering the fourth quarter, but the Rams (1-1) took the lead for good on Michael Lee’s 15-yard touchdown run, while Chance Bratcher added a 14-yard score for insurance.
S&S took a 13-0 lead in the second quarter after Franklin’s 11-yard scoring pass to Jacob Aguirre, but the Tigers tied the game before halftime on Jake Price’s 5-yard touchdown run and his 31-yard scoring pass to Dylan Dyer.
Lee led S&S with 99 yards on 16 carries, while Price completed seven of 16 passes for 94 yards but was intercepted three times for the Tigers.
S&S 26, Blue Ridge15
BR 0 13 2 0 -15
S&S 7 6 0 13 -26
Team Stats BR S&S
First Downs 5 13
Rushes-Yards 30-39 43-204
Passing Yards 94 19
C-A-I 7-16-3 3-7-1
Fumbles-Lost 3-2 7-4
Penalties-Yards 8-70 9-80
Punts-Average 7-30.5 3-28
Individual Statistics
Rushing - BR: Brennan Smith 11-30, Jake Price 12-7, Alex Rainwater 2-2, Zach Rainwater 1-1, Josh Taylor 4-(-1); S&S: Michael Lee 16-99, Chance Bratcher 17-77, Blair Keeton 2-28, Ryan Lowe 1-0, Danny Franklin 7-0.
Passing - BR: Jake Price 7-16-3 94; S&S: Danny Franklin 3-7-1 19.
Receiving - BR: Dylan Dyer 2-56, Jace Koonce 3-17, Brennan Smith 1-13, Cody Mills 1-8; S&S: Jacob Aguirre 1-11, Blair Keeton 1-4, Ryan Loew 1-4.
FIRST QUARTER
S&S - Danny Franklin 23 interception return (Billy Hewitt kick)
SECOND QUARTER
S&S - Jacob Aguirre 11 pass from Franklin (kick fail)
Blue Ridge - Jake Price 5 run (kick failed)
Blue Ridge - Dylan Dyer 31 pass from Price (Cody Mills kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Blue Ridge - Safety
FOURTH QUARTER
S&S - Michael Lee 15 run (pass failed)
S&S - Chance Bratcher 14 run (Hewitt kick)
Callisburg 35, Fort Worth All Saints 17
FORT WORTH - Bobby Dorman ran 11 times for 107 yards and a touchdown, completed 14 of 20 passes for 277 yards and three scores and added a field goal for good measure, as the Wildcats improved to 2-0.
Kevin Bartley caught seven passes for 159 yards and two touchdowns, including a 77-yarder in the fourth quarter. Langston Jones added 86 yards on 17 carries, including a 34-yard run and a 70-yard reception.
Callisburg 35, Fort Worth All Saints 17
Callisburg 0 13 10 12 -35
FW All Saints 3 7 0 7 -17
Team Stats Callisburg FW All Saints
First Downs 11 19
Rushes-Yards 30-188 30-108
Passing Yards 277 211
C-A-I 14-20-0 16-24-3
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 4-33 5-35
Punts-Average 2-34.5 0-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Callisburg: Bobby Dorman 11-107, Langston Jones 17-86, Kevin Bartley 1-7, Team 1-(-12); All Saints: Shaun Younger 8-48, Cody Sample 10-33, Austin White 3-27, Curtis Knox 7-16, Team 2-(-16).
Passing - Callisburg: Bobby Dorman 14-20-0 277; All Saints: Cody Sample 16-24-3 211.
Receiving - Callisburg: Kevin Bartley 7-159, Langston Jones 2-71, Cole Wescoat 3-23, Colten Sparkman 1-13, Clay McKenzie 1-11; All Saints: Younger 8-73, James Sharpe 9-56, Austin White 3-50, Hudson Yoder 1-16, William Easterling 1-8, Curtis Knox 2-8.
FIRST QUARTER
All Saints - Brian Back 23 FG
SECOND QUARTER
Callisburg - Bobby Dorman 21 run (Dorman kick)
All Saints - William Easterling 8 pass from Cody Sample (Back kick)
Callisburg - Langston Jones 70 pass from Dorman (kick blocked)
THIRD QUARTER
Callisburg - Kevin Bartley 27 pass from Dorman (Dorman kick)
Callisburg - Dorman 29 FG
FOURTH QUARTER
All Saints - Austin White 19 pass from Sample (Back kick)
Callisburg - Bartley 77 pass from Dorman (pass failed)
Callisburg - Jones 34 run (kick failed)
Pilot Point 51, Lake Worth 22
LAKE WORTH - Jarman Johnson scored four touchdowns (two rushing and two receiving) for the second time in as many weeks, as the Bearcats improved to 2-0.
Seth Tilley ran 15 times for 170 yards and a touchdown and completed 12 of 23 passes for 166 yards and two more scores. Johnson finished with 148 yards on 10 carries and added four receptions for 92 yards.
Jeremy Jackson and Corbin Sitzes added touchdown runs in the third and fourth quarter, respectively for Class 2A 10th-ranked Pilot Point.Joel Rockmore led Lake Worth with 14 carries for 121 yards and two touchdowns, while Donovan Vess was 10 of 16 for 219 yards.
Pilot Point 51, Lake Worth 22
Pilot Point 15 8 21 7 -51
Lake Worth 2 7 7 6 -22
Team Stats PP LW
First Downs 21 15
Rushes-Yards 35-349 32-248
Passing Yards 166 219
C-A-I 12-23-1 10-16-1
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-2
Penalties-Yards 8-54 9-76
Punts-Average 3-30.6 3-25
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Pilot Point: SethTilley 15-170, Jarman Johnson 10-148, Jeremy Jackson 8-22, Willie Davis 1-11, Corbin Sitzes 1-1, J.P. Price 1-(-2); Lake Worth: Joel Rockmore 14-121, Brandon Melendez 5-50, Brandon Miller 2-43, Donovan Vess 8-20, Bradley Melendez 3-14.
Passing - Pilot Point: Seth Tilley 12-23-1 166; Lake Worth: Donovan Vess 10-16-1 219.
Receiving - Pilot Point: Johnson 4-92, Gareth Gengenbach 2-20, Tyler McNairy 2-18, Austin Balderas 1-13, Justin Chambers 1-12, Davis 2-11; Lake Worth: Miller 5-89, Riley 1-75, Sears 1-22, Montana Chitty 1-12, Abel Gonzales 1-11, Connor Denson 1-10.
FIRST QUARTER
Pilot Point - Jarman Johnson 4 run (pass failed)
Lake Worth - Everette Miller 98 conversion return
Pilot Point - Safety
Pilot Point - Johnson 42 pass from Seth Tilley (Ruben Martinez kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Lake Worth - Joel Rockmore 5 run (Donovan Vess kick)
Pilot Point - Johnson 17 pass from Tilley (Johnson run)
THIRD QUARTER
Pilot Point - Johnson 4 run (Martinez kick)
Pilot Point - Tilley 35 run (Martinez kick)
Pilot Point - Jeremy Jackson 3 run (Martinez kick)
Lake Worth - Rockmore 33 run (Vess kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Pilot Point - Corbin Sitzes 1 run (Martinez kick)
Lake Worth - LeDwayne Sears 25 pass from Vess (kick failed)
Valley View 54, Chico 0
CHICO – Dustin Whetzel scored on touchdown runs of 5, 22 and 14 yards, while Scott Willis also accounted for three scores in the Eagles’ shutout win.
Willis opened the game with a 41-yard touchdown pass to A.J. Kassen and scored from four yards out for a 21-0 lead after the first 12 minutes. He added a 22-yard touchdown pass to Cameron Vesperman in the second quarter and had a 55-yard scoring run in the third.
Casey Boaz rounded out the scoring with a 16-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter.
FIRST QUARTER
Valley View – A.J. Kassen 41 pass from Scott Willis (kick blocked)
Valley View – Dustin Whetzel 5 run (Brandon Tipps kick)
Valley View – Willis 4 run (Tipps kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Valley View – Cameron Vesperman 22 pass from Willis (kick failed)
Valley View – Whetzel 22 run (Tipps kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Valley View – Whetzel 14 run (Tipps kick)
Valley View – Willis 55 run (Tipps kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Valley View – Casey Boaz 16 run (Tipps kick)
Gunter 51, Boyd 30
BOYD - Chad Tucker ran 20 times for 150 yards and three touchdowns for Gunter (2-0).
Leo Castorena had two touchdowns (one rushing and one receiving), Colton Hinson returned a fumble 64 yards for a score before halftime and Nicky Mixon added a touchdown in the fourth quarter for the Tigers.
Tim Fleming had a pair of scoring runs to lead Boyd.
Gunter 51, Boyd 30
Gunter 22 15 7 7 -51
Boyd 0 14 8 8 -30
Team Stats Gunter Boyd
First Downs n/a n/a
Rushes-Yards 46-232 n/a
Passing Yards 129 n/a
C-A-I 6-7-0 n/a
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1
Penalties-Yards n/a n/a
Punts-Average n/a n/a
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Boyd: n/a; Gunter: Chad Tucker 20-150, Nicki Mixon 8-44, Leo Castorena 8-27, Favian Montes 1-5, Colton Hinson 2-4, Richard Young 1-2.
Passing - Boyd: n/a; Gunter: Colton Hinson 4-5-0 95, Richard Young 2-2-0 25.
Receiving - Boyd: n/a; Gunter: A.J. Phillips 3-51, Dalton Lee 1-44, Nicky Mixon 1-17, Price Ferrell 1-9, Leo Castorena 1-8.
FIRST QUARTER
Gunter - Chad Tucker 27 run (Dalton Lee kick)
Gunter - Chad Tucker 17 run (Tucker run)
Gunter - Leo Castorena 8 pass from Richard Young (Lee kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Boyd - Ryan Wilson 19 run (Edgar Lugo kick)
Boyd - Tim Fleming 1 run (Edgar Lugo kick)
Gunter - Tucker 7 run (Lee kick)
Gunter - Colton Hinson 64 fumble return (Tucker run)
THIRD QUARTER
Boyd - Fleming 2 run (J.D. Childress pass from Fleming), 7:46
Gunter - Castorena 3 run (Lee kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Gunter - Nicky Mixon 4 run (Lee kick)
Boyd - Fleming 2 run (Fleming run)
Cooper 35, Whitewright 8
COOPER - Montrel Roberts scored on touchdown runs of 27 and 17 yards to lead Cooper past Whitewright.
Roberts ran seven times for 72 yards for the Bulldogs, while Pee Wee Jeffery ran nine times for 65 yards and Chris Ballard added 63 yards on 11 carries. Steven Spann was unable to play around five interceptions, but Hamilton Luper’s 7-yard touchdown pass to Chris Bearden in the fourth quarter helped the Tigers (0-2) avoid their second consecutive shutout to start the season.
Cooper 35, Whitewright 8
Whitewright 0 0 0 8 -8
Cooper 14 0 14 7 -35
Team Stats WW Cooper
First Downs 3 20
Rushes-Yards 17-3 48-294
Passing Yards 90 68
C-A-I 6-22-5 7-15-1
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1
Penalties-Yards 11-95 3-30
Punts-Average 4-32.5 4-35.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Cooper: Montrel Roberts 7-72, Pee Wee Jeffery 9-65, Chris Ballard 11-63, Ty Huie 4-24, Wyzer Moore 5-20, Logan Arthur 4-18, James West 2-10, Dominic Reynolds 3-9, Jonathan McGraw 1-8; Whitewright: Luper 7-6, Troy Worthy 9-6, Bearden 1-3.
Passing - Cooper: Ty Huie 15-17-1 68; Whitewright: Steven Spann 5-21-5 83, Hamilton Luper 1-1-0 7.
Receiving - Cooper: Jonathan McGraw 1-31, Tommy Walker 3-16, Montrel Roberts 1-13, Logan Arthur 1-6, Keyon Walker 1-2; Whitewright: Chris Bearden 3-33, Worthy 2-22
FIRST QUARTER
Cooper - Montrel Roberts 27 run (Dan Beeler kick)
Cooper - Tommy Walker 6 pass from Ty Huie (Beeler kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Cooper - Roberts 17 run (Beeler kick)
Cooper - Huie 1 run (Beeler kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Cooper - Wyzer Moore fumble recovery in end zone (Beeler kick)
Whitewright - Chris Bearden 7 pass from Hamilton Luper (Bearden run)
Leonard 50, Celeste 0
LEONARD - Will Cowan ran 12 times for 183 yards and three touchdowns, as Leonard racked up 407 yards on the ground in its shutout of Celeste.
Reggie Robinson added 89 yards on nine carries, while Christian Vaughn and Muntrell Titus added scores for the Tigers (2-0), who held Celeste to three first downs, two yards rushing and 36 yards of total offense.
Leonard 50, Celeste 0
Celeste 0 0 0 0 -0
Leonard 16 13 14 7 -50
Team Stats Celeste Leonard
First Downs 3 19
Rushes-Yards 27-2 36-407
Passing Yards 34 87
C-A-I 3-13-1 6-17-2
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1
Penalties-Yards 11-95 3-30
Punts-Average 4-32.5 4-35.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Celeste: n/a; Leonard: Will Cowan 12-183, Tevin Daniels 3-95, Reggie Robinson 9-89, Jake Buchanan 4-20, Christian Vaughn 3-13, Muntrell Titus 2-12, T.J. Stahley 1-3, Dario Gomez 2-(-8).
Passing - Celeste: n/a; Leonard: Will Cowan 6-17-2 87.
Receiving - Celeste: n/a; Leonard: Muntrell Titus 1-19, Jordan Norman 1-16, Christian Vaughn 1-15, T.J. Stahley 1-14, Matt Williams 1-12, Dario Gomez 1-11.
Chisum 49, Bells 6
BELLS - Sloan Moss ran six times for 116 yards and had a pair of touchdowns (one rushing, one receiving), as Chisum improved to 2-0.
Jeremy Eddington had 94 yards on nine carries and three second quarter touchdowns and added a pair of third-quarter scoring passes for the Mustangs, who had 521 yards of total offense.
Tyler Jeffery caught a 12-yard touchdown pass from Eddington, and Moss added an 85-yard reception.
Mason Justiss added a 15-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter, and Kolby Milner’s 1-yard touchdown run in the first quarter was the only thing preventing Chisum from posting a second shutout in as many weeks.
Chisum 49, Bells 6
Chisum 8 21 14 6 -49
Bells 6 0 0 0 -6
Team Stats Chisum Bells
First Downs 12 6
Rushes-Yards 35-361 40-109
Passing Yards 160 18
C-A-I 7-10-0 2-5-0
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-2
Penalties-Yards 5-60 4-50
Punts-Average 1-18 6-25
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Chisum: Sloan Moss 6-116, Jeremy Eddington 9-94, T.J. Brisco 7-70, Mason Justiss 5-40, Brian Glover 7-24, Landon Smith 1-17; Bells: n/a.
Passing - Chisum: Sloan Moss 1-1-0 85, Jeremy Eddington 6-9-0 75; Bells: n/a.
Receiving - Chisum: Jeremy Eddington 1-85, Zach Millsap 1-22, Brian Glover 1-16, Tyler Jeffery 1-12, Kolton Porter 1-11, T.J. Brisco 1-6.
FIRST QUARTER
Chisum - Sloan Moss 10 run (Jeremy Eddington run)
Bells - Kolby Milner 1 run (kick failed)
SECOND QUARTER
Chisum - Eddington 41 run (Eddington run)
Chisum - Eddington 28 run (run failed)
Chisum - Eddington 8 run (Tyler Jeffery kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Chisum - Tyler Jeffery 12 pass from Eddington (Jeffery kick)
Chisum - Moss 85 pass from Eddington (Jeffery kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Chisum - Mason Justiss 15 run (kick failed)
Prairiland 35, Collinsville 7
PATTONVILLE – Randal Sessums ran 12 times for 218 yards and two touchdowns, while Tanner Connot scored twice in Prairiland’s second impressive performance in as many weeks.
Connot had 70 yards on 10 carries for the Patriots (2-0).
Prairiland 35, Collinsville 7
Collinsville 0 7 0 0 -7
Prairiland 14 6 8 7 -35
Team Stats Cville Prairiland
First Downs 6 12
Rushes-Yards 38-67 34-328
Passing Yards 69 32
C-A-I 3-10-0 1-3-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-1 2-2
Penalties-Yards 5-40 2-12
Punts-Average 4-32 0-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Collinsville: n/a; Prairiland: Randal Sessums 12-218, Tanner Connot 10-70, Brandon Graham 10-58, Josh Esch 2 (-7).
Passing - Collinsville: n/a; Prairiland: Tanner Connot 1-3-0, 32.
Receiving - Collinsville: n/a; Prairiland: Zach McLamore 1-32.
FIRST QUARTER
Prairiland — Zach McLamore 32 pass from Tanner Connot (McLamore kick)
Prairiland — Connot 2 run (McLamore kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Prairiland — Randal Sessums 70 run (kick failed)
Collinsville — Chris Carney 20 pass from Cory Ragsdale (Tyler Ford kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Prairiland — Sessums 13 run (Tanner Connot run)
FOURTH QUARTER
Prairiland — Connot 11 run (McLamore kick)
Lone Oak 38, Clarksville 0
CLARKSVILLE – Trenton Overly accounted for all but three of the Buffaloes’ points (five touchdowns) in the shutout win.
Overly caught six passes for 138 yards and three touchdowns and carried the ball seven times for 51 more yards and two scores. Cooper Jones was 15 of 29 for 204 yards and three touchdowns.
Tiger quarterback H.B. Rosser finished with 100 of the Tigers’ 128 yards of total offense.
Lone Oak 38, Clarksville 0
Lone Oak 21 7 7 3 -38
Clarksville 0 0 0 0 -0
Team Stats Lone Oak Clarksville
First Downs 18 10
Rushes-Yards 32-179 26-118
Passing Yards 204 54
C-A-I 15-30-1 9-16-2
Fumbles-Lost 4-1 6-5
Penalties-Yards 7-65 5-38
Punts-Average 2-41.5 3-20
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Lone Oak - Trey Malone 10-73, Trent Overly 7-51, Devonte Cooper 3-17, Hunter Cash 6-15, Cooper Jones 4-14, C.J. Schumann 2-9; Clarksville - Radonta Edwards 6-51, H.B. Rosser 9-46, Quan Bell 6-12, Devontray Forte 1-11, Jarold McPherson 1-8, Trea O’Neal 2-3, Jeremy Ricks 1-(-13).
Passing - Lone Oak: Cooper Jones 15-29-1, 204, Hunter Cash 0-1-1. Clarksville - H.B. Rosser 9-14-1 54, Radonta Edwards 0-1-0 0; Trea O’Neal 0-1-0 0.
Receiving - Lone Oak: Trenton Overly 6-138, Levi Jordan 3-30, Tyler Bolin 2-20, Chris Velasquez 1-7, Trey Malone 1-6, C...J. Schumann 1-2, Devonte Cooper 1-1.
FIRST QUARTER
Lone Oak — Trenton Overly 21 pass from Cooper Jones (Micah Cano kick)
Lone Oak - Overly 32 pass from Jones (Cano kick)
Lone Oak - Overly 8 run (Cano kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Lone Oak - Overly 53 pass from Jones Cano kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Lone Oak - Overly 9 run (Cano kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Lone Oak - Cano 27 FG
James Bowie 48, Rivercrest 21
SIMMS – Brady Kennedy completed 18 of 27 passes for 289 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions and accounted for 370 of the Rebels’ 401 yards of total offense.
Jacob Wright caught six passes for 137 yards for Rivercrest (1-1), while Kyle McCuller added 76 yards on two receptions. Kennedy ran 20 times for 81 yards..
James Bowie 48, Rivercrest 21
Rivercrest 0 7 0 14 -21
James Bowie 7 20 14 7 -48
Team Stats Rivercrest James Bowie
First Downs 6 12
Rushes-Yards 26-107 n/a
Passing Yards 294 n/a
C-A-I 18-27-2 n/a
Fumbles-Lost 2-2 n/a
Penalties-Yards 2-12 n/a
Punts-Average 0-0 n/a
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Rivercrest: Brady Kennedy 20-81, Jordan White 6-26; James Bowie: n/a.
Passing - Rivercrest: Brady Kennedy 18-27-2, 289; James Bowie: n/a.
Receiving - Rivercrest: Jacob Wright 6-137, Kyle McCuller 2-76, Michael Strunc 4-26, Seton Hawkins 2-21, Luke Wright 3-18, Jordan White 1-16; James Bowie n/a.
Muenster 14, Nocona 13
MUENSTER – Levi Trubenbach threw a 30-yard touchdown pass to Jason Luke and ran in the decisive two-point conversion for the Hornets.
The duo connected from 12 yards out in the first quarter, but visiting Nocona took a one-point lead at the half on Trevor Fenoglio’s 25-yard punt return for a touchdown.
Nocona went up 13-7 in the third quarter on Phillip Lott’s 13-yard scoring run before Muenster pulled within a point in the fourth and decided to go for the win instead of the tie.
Muenster 14, Nocona 13
Nocona 0 7 6 0 -13
Muenster 6 0 0 8 -14
FIRST QUARTER
Muenster - Jason Luke 12 pass from Levi Trubenbach (bad snap)
SECOND QUARTER
Nocona - Trevor Fenoglio 25 punt return (kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Nocona - Phillip Lott 13 run (kick failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
Muenster - Luke 30 pass from Trubenbach (Trubenbach run)
Windthorst 20, Lindsay 3
LINDSAY – The host Knights (1-1) scored the first three points of the game on Ross Jones’ 41-yard field goal, but Windthorst answered with 20 straight points for the win.
Tyler Berardi, Ty Duncan and Joe Hoegger scored on runs of 11, 26 and 31 yards, respectively, for the Trojans.
FIRST QUARTER
Lindsay – Ross Jones 41 FG
Windthorst – Tyler Berardi 11 run (Raul Andablo kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Windthorst – Ty Duncan 26 run (kick blocked)
FOURTH QUARTER
Windthorst – Joe Hoegger 31 run (Andablo kick)
Oklahoma
Hugo 27, Valliant 7
HUGO – Ryan Debo ran 16 times for 129 yards and a touchdown, as Hugo scored 27 unanswered points after an early first-quarter deficit.
Willie McAlester finished with 48 yards on 16 carries and two scores for the Buffaloes (1-0).
Debo threw a 21-yard touchdown pass to Patrick Smith to give Hugo a 14-7 halftime lead.
Hugo 27, Valliant 7
Valliant 7 0 0 0 -7
Hugo 0 14 7 6 -27
Team Stats Valliant Hugo
First Downs 10 18
Rushes-Yards 33-103 35-200
Passing Yards 15 73
C-A-I 2-9-0 8-10-0
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-1
Penalties-Yards 1-5 6-50
Punts-Average 1-35 1-16
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Valliant: Dylan Parker 20-77, Cody Harris 3-12, Jonathan Welch 4-9, Justin Linehan 2-3, Chris Moore 2-1, Jared James 3-1; Hugo: Ryan Debo 16-129, Willie McAlester 16-48, Micah Jefferies 3-23.
Passing - Valliant - Dylan Parker 2-9-0-15; Hugo - Ryan Debo 8-10-0-73.
Receiving - Valliant — Colton Smith 1-15, Justin Linehan 1-0; Hugo — Willie McAlester 3-22, Patrick Smith 1-21, Micah Jefferies 1-16, Rodney Henson 1-5, Brandarius Lari 1-5, Josh Leivas 1-4.
FIRST QUARTER
Valliant — Dylan Parker 1 run (Kelby Howell kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Hugo — Ryan Debo 1 run (kick failed)
Hugo — Patrick Smith 21 pass from Debo (Debo run)
THIRD QUARTER
Hugo — Willie McAlester 4 run (Alex Foster kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Hugo — McAlester 7 run (run failed)
Six-man
Duncanville Christway 72, Fannindel 66 (2 OT)
LADONIA – Corey Brown ran 16 times for 268 yards and three touchdowns, but it wasn’t enough, as a fumble in the second overtime left the Falcons (0-1) just short of victory.
Brown added a pair of touchdown passes of 21 and 38 yards to Justin Sims, who scored on the ground in the first overtime. Zach Rose added a first-quarter touchdown, and Jacolby Judkins added a 13-yarder for a 30-12 halftime lead.
Fannindel carried a 46-36 lead into the fourth quarter but couldn’t hold on to its advantage. Sims was also a force defensively after blocking an extra-point attempt to force overtime, while Brad Scott led the way with 14 tackles.
Duncanville Christway 72, Fannindel 66 (2 OT)
Christway 0 12 24 22 8 6 -72
Fannindel 16 14 16 12 8 0 -66
Team Stats Christway Fannindel
First Downs n/a 12
Rushes-Yards n/a 45-468
Passing Yards n/a 72
C-A-I n/a 6-8-0
Fumbles-Lost n/a 2-2
Penalties-Yards n/a 2-12
Punts-Average n/a 0-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Christway: n/a; Fannindel: Corey Brown 16-268, Justin Sims 6-83, Zach Rose 13-72, Jacolby Judkins 9-45.
Passing - Duncanville Christway: n/a; Fannindel: C. Brown 5-6-0 60, S. Brown 1-2-0 12.
Receiving - Christway: n/a; Fannindel: Sims 3-71, Rose 1-3, Steve Brown 1-2.
FIRST QUARTER
Fannindel - Corey Brown 25 run (Zach Rose kick)
Fannindel - Rose 5 run (Rose kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Fannindel - Brown 28 run (kick failed)
Fannindel - Jacolby Judkins 13 run (Rose kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Fannindel - Rose 3 run (Rose kick)
Fannindel - Justin Sims 21 pass from Brown (Rose kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Fannindel - Justin Sims 38 pass from Brown (kick failed)
Fannindel - Brown 41 run (kick failed)
FIRST OVERTIME
Fannindel - Sims 5 run (Rose kick)
SECOND OVERTIME
Christway - wins on touchdown
Thursday’s Game
Sachse 56, McKinney 26
MCKINNEY – David Wesley ran 24 times for 367 yards and three touchdowns, while Henry Hunter had 141 yards on 16 carries and three scores for the Mustangs (1-1) at Ron Poe Stadium.
Brandon Lowery added a pair of touchdowns for Sachse, which had 754 yards of total offense, including 668 on the ground on 59 carries.
Damian Willis ran 22 times for 220 yards and a touchdown for the Lions (0-1). Zach Lee completed 10 of 17 passes for 219 yards and two touchdowns along with three interceptions. Matt Lipka and Josh Weathers added scoring receptions of 57 and 49 yards, respectively.
Sachse 56, McKinney 26
Sachse 21 21 7 7 -56
McK 0 7 13 6 -26
Team Stats Sachse McKinney
First Downs 20 18
Rushes-Yards 59-668 27-237
Passing Yards 86 219
C-A-I 4-10-0 10-17-3
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1
Penalties-Yards 7-45 3-25
Punts-Average 0-0 0-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Sachse: David Wesley 24-367, Henry Hunter 16-141, Brandon Lowery 7-97, Scott Brand 5-40, Garrett Kraus 1-9, Desmond Hines 2-7, Rhickie Wood 4-7; McKinney: Damian Willis 22-220, Zach Lee 5-17.
Passing – Sachse: Henry Hunter 4-10-0 86; McKinney: Zach Lee 10-17-3 219.
Receiving – Sachse: Brandon Lowery 2-44, David Wesley 1-28, Michael Ramos 1-14; McKinney: Matt Lipka 3-81, Josh Weathers 2-63, Jon Maribo 3-41, Devante Harrison 1-19, Tanner Newton 1-15.
FIRST QUARTER
Sachse – David Wesley 30 run (Nathaniel Reyna kick)
Sachse – Henry Hunter 10 run (Reyna kick)
Sachse – Hunter 8 run (Reyna kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Sachse – Hunter 12 run (Reyna kick)
McKinney – Matt Lipka 57 pass from Zach Lee (Michael Gonsalves kick)
Sachse – Wesley 24 run (Reyna kick)
Sachse – Brandon Lowery 25 pass from Hunter (Reyna kick)
THIRD QUARTER
McKinney – Damion Willis 4 run (Gonsalves kick)
Sachse – Lowery 10 run (Reyna kick)
McKinney – Jon Maribo 25 pass from Lee (kick failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
Sachse – Wesley 2 run (Reyna kick)
McKinney – Josh Weathers 49 pass from Lee (pass failed)
