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Week 10 Summaries and Boxes DENISON – Move over Batman and Robin, Starsky and Hutch, Butch Cassidy and Sundance,
the dynamic duo of Jordan Taylor and D.J. Jones made its presence felt early
and often Friday night against rival Sherman during the 111th annual
Battle of the Ax at Munson Stadium.
Taylor
ran 19 times for 172 yards and three touchdowns, while Jones added 123 yards on
21 carries, as the Yellow Jackets kept the Ax for the third straight season
with a 43-28 victory. Denison
now turns its attention to Richardson Pearce, as the teams square off at 7:30
p.m. Friday at Pizza Hut Park in the Class 4A Division II bi-district round. Taylor
also completed 13 of 15 passes for 159 yards and a touchdown, continuing a
solid three-game stretch against rival Sherman that began two years ago when he
orchestrated a 20-point fourth-quarter comeback at Bearcat Stadium. The
Yellow Jackets made the defensive stops when they needed to in crunch time and
now turn their focus on the Mustangs and finding a way to make another lengthy
post-season run. “Our
defense has played well all year long, and it showed tonight,” said Denison
coach Cody White, who is now 3-0 in the Battle of the Ax. “They have an
outstanding quarterback and solid receivers, and it was all about hanging in
there. Our front four particularly got the job done.” Zac
Whitfield ran 18 times for 129 yards and two touchdowns for the Bearcats (8-2,
6-1), but Denison’s defense accomplished its goal of holding Madison
Carter to 22 yards on 13 carries. Sherman’s
senior quarterback did complete 13 of 21 passes for 188 yards and two
fourth-quarter touchdowns, but the damage had already been done. “He’s
a good quarterback and can hurt you in so many ways,” Denison senior defensive
tackle Devonte Kemp said. “He made some good throws, but it was all about
containing him on the run. With all due respect to him, we had the mindset of
cutting the head off the snake. We knew if we could find a way to stop him, we
could win the game, and now it remains one game at a time.” The
Bearcats have to regroup and focus on their Class 4A Division I bi-district
round game against Carrollton Newman Smith slated for 7:30 p.m. Friday at
Plano’s Clark Stadium. Whitfield
scored from three yards out midway through the third quarter on a drive set up
by his earlier 23-yard run as well as a Denison pass-interference call on
fourth down. The
Bearcat defense held the Yellow Jackets on a third-down play to force a punt
and potentially pull within eight points. A penalty flag was thrown on Sherman
coach Gary Kinne for impeding the path of the referee and giving District 9-4A
champ Denison (9-1, 7-0) new life. Taylor
eventually responded with a 25-yard touchdown run. “No
one touched an official, but he threw a flag, because he said we were in his
area,” Kinne said. “Who knows what might have happened after that, but Denison
is a good football team that did a better job of coaching and playing tonight
than we did. Our hats are off to them.” Jones
added a 17-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter, while Carter did his best to
try and bring Sherman back with late touchdowns to Geoff Hooker (10 yards) and
John Welborn (four). The Bearcats recovered an onside kick, but Denison was
given the ball after a Sherman player touched it before the required 10 yards. There
was one final chance with 1:55 to play, but Aaron Morrison’s jarring hit on
Hooker forced a fumble, and the Yellow Jackets recovered. It was time to
celebrate from there. One
area of concern for Denison is 140 yards worth of penalties and the ejection of
a second player in as many weeks after Reeves was thrown out of the game for
punching an opponent. “It’s
exciting to win three in a row and have two straight district championships,”
Jones said. “Our offensive line did such a great job tonight, because they kept
blitzing every snap, and our guys were able to pick them up every time.” Cody
Reeves had a 25-yard touchdown run on a reverse reduced to eight yards after a
holding penalty, but he got open in the corner of the end zone on the next play
and corralled a 27-yard touchdown pass from Taylor in the corner of the end
zone for the first quarter’s only points. Sherman
was on the verge of tying the game, but Hayden Chapman recovered a fumble after
Carter was hit in the process of trying to pitch to Whitfield. The
Yellow Jackets didn’t take advantage initially, but the field position quickly
swung in their favor after Dalton Hestand’s 79-yard punt that took a gratuitous
bounce on the field turf. Denison
took over at midfield on its next possession, and Taylor’s 10-yard pass to Kyle
Galyon set up Jones’ 30-yard touchdown run on third down. “We
were inches away from putting the ball in the end zone,” Kinne said. “The
14-point swing was big, because our defense had just done a good job of stopping
them.” Whitfield
got Sherman on the board with a 1-yard run, as the Bearcats used six straight
running plays after Nathan James set up the drive with a 44-yard kickoff
return. The
Yellow Jackets went out and proved whatever Sherman could do, they could do
better with an identical six-play drive (all on runs) ending with Taylor’s
8-yard touchdown run. Morrison
had a key sack of Carter, and Denison had 51 seconds to come away with at least
a field goal. Taylor threw passes of 34 yards to Galyon and 19 to Jones to set
up his 5-yard touchdown run for a 22-point second quarter and 29-7 halftime
lead. Taylor
had 100 yards on 12 carries in the first half alone. The
Yellow Jackets, particularly the seniors, know the real season begins now. “It feels
good to win three of these games in a row, but we have to get down to business,
because it’s all about now,” Taylor said. “We just beat a great football team,
and we can be all right if we can eliminate the penalties. We can’t afford to
have so many personal fouls in the playoffs.” Sherman
now wants to avoid the same two-game swoon it suffered last season after not
seeming to get past its loss to the Yellow Jackets and losing in the
bi-district round to Pearce. Kinne talked about the importance of getting back
into the groove mentally this week in practice. “We
have a lot of seniors who know there is no next time,” Kinne said. “We can’t
afford to let Denison beat us twice.”
Denison
43, Sherman 28 Sherman
0
7
7
14 -28 Denison
7
22 7
7
-43
Team
Stats
Sherman
Denison First
Downs
15
18 Rushes-Yards
32-152
41-303 Passing
Yards
188
159 C-A-I
13-21-0
13-15-0 Fumbles-Lost
2-2
1-0 Penalties-Yards
8-40
12-140 Punts-Average
4-41
4-45 Time
of Poss.
23:15 24:45 Individual
Statistics Rushing
– Sherman: Zac Whitfield 18-129, Madison Carter 13-22, J.J. Floyd 1-1; Denison:
Jordan Taylor 19-172, D.J. Jones 21-123, Cody Reeves 1-8. Passing
– Sherman: Madison Carter 13-21-0 188; Denison: Jordan Taylor 13-15-0 159. Receiving
– Sherman: Geoff Hooker 3-53, Zac Whitfield 3-47, Nathan James 2-38, John
Welborn 3-29, Greg Jackson 1-12, Robert Fallon 1-9; Denison: Kyle Galyon 3-50,
D.J. Jones 5-48, Jimmay Mundine 4-34, Reeves 1-27. FIRST
QUARTER Denison
– Cody Reeves 27 pass from Jordan Taylor, 7:46 (Dalton Hestand kick), 11 plays,
80 yards, 4:14 SECOND
QUARTER Denison
– D.J. Jones 30 run, 7:35 (Hestand kick), 5 plays, 50 yards, 2:08 Sherman
– Zac Whitfield 1 run, 4:17 (Eric Hosek kick), 6 plays, 30 yards, 3:10 Denison
– Taylor 8 run, 1:44, (Taylor run), 6 plays, 68 yards, 2:28 Denison
– Taylor 5 run, :10 (Hestand kick), 5 plays, 69 yards, :41 THIRD
QUARTER Sherman
– Whitfield 3 run, 6:45 (Hosek kick), 9 plays, 65 yards, 5:15 Denison
– Taylor 25 run, 2:26 (Hestand kick), 9 plays, 65 yards, 4:14 FOURTH
QUARTER Denison
– Jones 17 run, 8:44 (Hestand kick), 7 plays, 54 yards, 3:31 Sherman
– Geoff Hooker 10 pass from Madison Carter, 6:55 (Hosek kick), 8 plays, 66
yards, 1:45 Sherman
– John Welborn 4 pass from Carter, 2:50 (Hosek kick), 6 plays, 59 yards, 2:26 McKinney
35, Frisco Liberty 14 McKINNEY
– Damion Willis ran 40 times for 265 yards and two touchdowns, as the Lions
(4-6, 4-3) clinched a playoff berth in the other game featuring the district’s
other two post-season participants.
Matt
Lipka finished with 82 yards on five receptions, including a pair of
second-half touchdowns from 20 and six yards out. Zach
Lee completed eight of 14 passes for 111 yards and two scores, as McKinney
prepares for a 7:30 p.m. Friday game against state-ranked Highland Park at
Plano’s Murphy Kimbrough Stadium. Liberty,
which had already clinched a playoff berth but didn’t know if it would be in
Division I or II, was led by Malcom Hill’s 16 carries for 107 yards and Jay
Ajayi’s 88 yards on 12 carries and a touchdown. Hill
also threw a 12-yard touchdown pass to Brandon Smith for a 14-7 lead, but the
Lions scored the game’s final 28 points. Willis
scored his second touchdown from five yards out, and Lee added a 1-yard scoring
run for a 21-14 halftime advantage. McKinney
had 465 yards of total offense, including 354 on the ground on 52 carries and
was able to bounce back from a tough 26-23 loss last week at Sherman. The
Red Hawks play at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Division II bracket against
Rockwall-Heath at Wylie’s Pirate Stadium.
McKinney
35, Frisco Liberty 14
Frisco
Liberty
7
7
0
0
-14 McKinney
7
14
7
7
-35 Team
Stats
FL McKinney Rushes-Yards
30-211 52-354 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Frisco Liberty: Brandon Smith 2-21, Corvellas Cage 2-16, Neal Thompson 1-13,
Cameron Brown 1-12; McKinney: Matt Lipka 5-82, Tanner Newton 1-15, Gerald
Peterson 1-13, Hobie Harris 1-1. FIRST
QUARTER Frisco
Liberty – Jay Ajayi 2 run (Connor Hirt kick) McKinney
– Damion Willis 3 run (Michael Gonsalves kick) SECOND
QUARTER Frisco
Liberty – Brandon Smith 12 pass from Malcom Hill (Hirt kick) McKinney
– Willis 5 run (Gonsalves kick) McKinney
– Zach Lee 1 run (Gonsalves kick) THIRD
QUARTER McKinney
– Matt Lipka 20 pass from Lee (Gonsalves kick)
Frisco
Wakeland 42, McKinney North 25 FRISCO
– Tyler Kirkindoll completed 16 of 31 passes for 185 yards and four touchdowns
(two rushing, two passing), but the Wolverines (7-3, 4-3) were eliminated from
the playoffs despite the win at Frisco Independent School District Stadium.
The
Bulldogs (2-8, 2-5) pulled within 10 points in the third quarter on a pair of
touchdown passes from Brenton Griffin to Victor Rivera (five receptions, 75
yards) and Josh Allen (84 yards on three receptions) from 15 and 69 yards out,
respectively. Griffin
finished 15 of 24 for 178 yards. Alex
Bateman put the game away with a 90-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, and
Kirkindoll added an 11-yard scoring pass to Carter Ferguson. Jon
Alexander added a late 85-yard kickoff return for a McKinney North touchdown. Kirkindoll
had a pair of first-quarter touchdowns for a 14-6 Wolverine lead. David
Robason (22 carries, 86 yards) had a 3-yard scoring run in the second quarter,
and Wakeland broke the game open with Kirkindoll’s 20-yard touchdown pass to
Dallas Grier for a 28-6 halftime lead. Trent
Smiley was the Wolverines’ leading receiver with 50 yards on three receptions.
Frisco
Wakeland 42, McKinney North 25 McKinney
North 6 0 12 7 -25 Frisco
Wakeland 14 14 7 7 -42 Team
Stats MN FW Rushes-Yards
24-29 35-149 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– McKinney North: Josh Allen 3-84, Victor Rivera 5-75, Jamarius Phillips 2-15,
DeAnte Moore 1-7, DyAnte Hudson 2-(-1), Devin Smith 2-(-2); Frisco Wakeland: Trent
Smiley 3-50, Joey Swanner 2-38, Kenneth Hall 2-26, David Robason 4-23, Dallas
Grier 1-20, Ryan Rice 2-12, Carter Ferguson 1-11, Sterling Bobbitt 1-5. FIRST
QUARTER Frisco
Wakeland – Tyler Kirkindoll 1 run (Zach Paul kick) McKinney
North – Austin Laudenslager 4 run (kick failed) Frisco
Wakeland – Kirkindoll 14 run (Paul kick) SECOND
QUARTER Frisco
Wakeland – David Robason 3 run (Paul kick) Frisco
Wakeland – Dallas Grier 20 pass from Kirkindoll (Paul lick) THIRD
QUARTER McKinney
North – Victor Rivera 15 pass from Brenton Griffin (run failed) McKinney
North – Josh Allen 69 pass from Griffin (pass failed) Frisco
Wakeland – Alex Bateman 90 kickoff return (Paul kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Frisco
Wakeland – Carter Ferguson 11 pass from Kirkindoll (Paul kick) McKinney
North – Jon Alexander 85 kickoff return (Bryson Long kick) Frisco
Centennial 70, Frisco 47 FRISCO – The Raccoons held a 39-34 lead midway through the third quarter, but the end
result was their 21st consecutive loss in the season finale for both
teams at Pizza Hart Park.
Imoh
Edohoukwa, who ran 18 times for 193 yards and had five total touchdowns,
ignited the Titans with his 91-yard kickoff return and 56-yard run for
touchdowns. Nick
Foster completed 23 of 31 passes for 213 yards and three touchdowns. Chase
Rashbrook was 28 of 55 for 332 yards and four touchdowns. Eric
Allen had 12 receptions for 171 yards and two touchdowns, while Carlos Harris
added 111 yards on 11 catches and a score.
Frisco
Centennial 70, Frisco 47 Centennial 14 14 21 21 -70 Frisco 8 21 10 8 -47 Team
Stats FC Frisco Rushes-Yards
39-271 10-12 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Frisco Centennial: Imoh Edohoukwa 8-60, Emmanuel Duchane-Carroll 4-39, Timmy
Fuller 3-37, Matt Washington 2-29, Bryan Singer 3-22, Blake Akanno 1-9,
Lakeylon Rice 1-9, Jacob Atchley 1-8; Frisco: Eric Allen 12-171, Carlos Harris
11-111, Ian Mair 1-24, Bricio Esparza 1-11, Ryan Thomas 1-8, Deiter 1-4, Austin
Allen 1-3. FIRST
QUARTER Frisco
– Austin Zoda 62 fumble return (Eric Allen run) Centennial
– Jamel Bullock 2 run (run failed) Centennial
– Imoh Edohoukwa 6 run (Mark Stewart pass from Nick Foster SECOND
QUARTER Centennial
– Emmanuel Duchane-Carroll 15 pass from Foster (Edohoukwa pass from Foster Frisco
– Carlos Harris 18 pass from Chase Rashbrook (Kyle Fischer kick) Frisco
– Elijah Sigler 82 interception return (Fischer kick) Centennial
– Edohoukwa 5 pass from Foster (pass failed) Frisco
– Austin Allen 3 pass from Rashbrook (Fischer kick) THIRD
QUARTER Frisco
– Eric Allen 84 pass from Rashbrook (Fischer kick) Centennial
– Edohoukwa 91 kickoff return (run failed) Frisco
– Fischer 23 FG Centennial
– Edohoukwa 56 run (Edohoukwa run) Centennial
– Vinny Chavez 70 interception return (Jacob Atchley kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Centennial
– Edohoukwa 15 pass from Fischer (Atchley kick) Centennial
– Duchane-Carroll 27 run (Atchley kick) Frisco
– Eric Allen 6 pass from Rashbrook (Eric Allen run) Centennial
– Toye Oyelami 58 run (Atchley kick)
District
10-3A Anna
10, Bonham 0 BONHAM
– The visiting Coyotes posted their second shutout in as many weeks to end
their 2009 season on a high note and won four times as many games as they did
all of last season.
The teams
were just about even in total yardage, with the Coyotes (4-6, 2-3) slightly
out-gaining Bonham (0-10, 0-5), 194-186, but three lost fumbles didn’t help the
Warriors’ cause. Matt
Williams was held to a modest 41 yards on 28 carries and the game’s only
touchdown. Tyler
Elliott completed four of six passes for 158 yards, including a 44-yard pass to
Williams. Manuel
Martinez caught two passes for 84 yards and also kicked a 31-yard field goal.
Anna
10, Bonham 0 Anna
7
0
3
0
-10 Bonham 0
0
0
0
-0
Team
Stats
Anna Bonham First
Downs
7
8 Rushes-Yards
40-36 22-80 Passing
Yards 158
106 C-A-I
4-6-0 8-22-1
Fumbles-Lost
5-0 3-3 Penalties-Yards
7-60 7-48 Punts-Average
5-32.6 5-37 Individual
Statistics Rushing
– Anna: Matt Williams 28-41, Keith Lockhart 5-4, Mark Jackson 1-(-2), Tyler
Elliott 6-(-7); Bonham: Chase Gregory 8-41, Josh Price 4-19, Braylon Mitchell
3-17, Kyle Washington 6-5, Shelby Williams 1-(-2). Passing
– Anna: Tyler Elliott 4-6-0 158; Bonham: Kyle Washington 8-22-1 106. Receiving
– Anna: Manuel Martinez 2-84, Matt Williams 1-44, Jackson 1-30; Bonham: Gregory
1-40, Braylon Mitchell 2-25, Tyler Bee 1-17, Blaine Dunlap 1-10, Daine Dunlap
1-7, Jake Wilson 1-5, Hunter Herriage 1-2.
FIRST
QUARTER Anna
– Matt Williams 2 run (Manuel Martinez kick) THIRD
QUARTER Anna
– Martinez 31 FG
Van
Alstyne 28, Paris 21 VAN
ALSTYNE – Orion Thomas ran 27 times for 147 yards and a touchdown, and the host
Panthers (10-0, 5-0) reversed their fortunes from a year ago to win the District
10-3A championship.
Tyrell
Smith had 94 yards on 13 carries and two touchdowns for the Wildcats (6-4,
4-1), including a 2-yard scoring run in the third quarter to tie the game
14-14. Paris plays at 7:30 p.m. Thursday against Argyle in a re-match of last
week’s bi-district round at McKinney’s Ron Poe Stadium. Jordan
Barnes responded with a 14-yard touchdown run, and Chris Burge threw an 18-yard
touchdown pass to Solomon Biscarro for the game’s deciding points. Corban
Taylor threw a 36-yard scoring pass to Tavairus Williams, but Paris failed to
score during its final two possessions. The Paris sophomore was eight of 23 for
140 yards, and Williams caught four passes for 123 yards in the loss. Smith
gave the Wildcats their only lead of the game on a 1-yard touchdown run before
being answered by counterpart Burge on a 4-yard run. Thomas’
1-yard touchdown in the second quarter put Van Alstyne in front 14-7 at the
half. The
Panthers also have a re-match on their hands at 7:30 p.m. Friday against Celina
at Little Elm’s Lobo Stadium. It can be heard on kfyn1420.com.
Van
Alstyne 28, Paris 21 Paris 7 0 7 7 -21 VA 7 7 7 7 -28
Team
Stats Paris Van Alstyne First
Downs 14 16 Rushes-Yards
35-182 39-193 Passing
Yards 140 82 C-A-I 8-23-1 6-14-0
Fumbles-Lost
3-2 1-0 Penalties-Yards
13-95 11-90 Punts-Average
4-30.8 5-26.2 Individual
Statistics Rushing
– Paris: Tyrell Smith 13-94, Aaron Ethridge 14-60, Corban Taylor 8-28; Van
Alstyne: Orion Thomas 27-147, Chris Burge 8-17, Tanner Neill 3-15, Jordan
Barnes 1-14. Passing
– Paris: Corban Taylor 8-23-1 140; Van Alstyne: Chris Burge 6-14-0 82. Receiving
– Paris: Tavairus Williams 4-123, Darian Jones 1-8, Dominique Mitchell 1-8,
Tevin Gray 1-1, Aaron Ethridge 1-0; Van Alstyne: Chance Grayson 2-38, Soloman
Biscarro 2-23, Nathan Darnell 2-21.
FIRST
QUARTER Paris
– Tyrell Smith 1 run (Gabriel Vera kick) Van
Alstyne – Chris Burge 4 run (Burge kick) SECOND
QUARTER Van
Alstyne – Orion Thomas 1 run (Burge kick) THIRD
QUARTER Paris
– Smith 2 run (Vera kick) Van
Alstyne – Jordan Barnes 14 run (Burge kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Van
Alstyne – Soloman Biscarro 18 pass from Burge (Burge kick) Paris
– Tavairus Williams 36 pass from Corban Taylor (Vera kick) North
Lamar 26, Commerce 25 COMMERCE
– Both teams played as if the district’s final playoff berth was on the line,
and North Lamar won after stopping a Tiger two-point conversion attempt in the
waning seconds.
Dakota
Boles out-dueled sophomore Jurace Brown at running back with 146 yards on 29
carries, while Brown ran 20 times for 108 yards. Both scored three touchdowns. Commerce
also got 163 yards from quarterback Terrence Walker on 12 of 18 passing. The
Panthers (3-7, 3-2 District 10-3A) would’ve advanced regardless due to Anna’s
road win at Bonham, but they enter the Division I playoffs on a high note
entering their re-match against defending state champion Prosper on Friday at
Rockwall’s Wilkerson-Sanders Stadium. The
Tigers (1-9, 1-4) tied the game 13-13 midway through the third quarter on
Walker’s 1-yard touchdown run, but Boles answered from five yards out to put
North Lamar back up by seven. Brown
had a 12-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter, but Boles was too much to
handle and added a 15-yard touchdown run. North
Lamar’s defense had just enough in the end, holding Brown out of the end zone
after he scored from four yards out to again pull within a point. The
Panthers scored the first 14 points on Ryan White’s 59-yard touchdown pass to
T.J. Shirley and Boles’ 3-yard scoring run in the second quarter. Walker
threw a 41-yard touchdown pass to Brown to pull the Tigers within seven at the
half.
North
Lamar 26, Commerce 25 North
Lamar 7 6 7 6 -26 Commerce 0 7 6 12 -25
Team
Stats N.L. Commerce First
Downs 11 16 Rushes-Yards
43-194 33-153 Passing
Yards 75 163 C-A-I 2-5-1 12-18-2
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-0 Penalties-Yards
10-79 12-133 Punts-Average
2-32 1-40 Individual
Statistics Rushing
– North Lamar: Dakota Boles 29-146, Sam Harrington 6-29, Ryan White 6-21,
Keathan Morris 2-(-2); Commerce: Jurace Brown 20-108, T.J. Pannell 4-29,
Terrence Walker 7-12, Kyle Putman 2-4. Passing
– North Lamar: Ryan White 2-5-1 75; Commerce: Terrence Walker 12-18-2 163. Receiving
– North Lamar: T.J. Shirley 1-59, Canyon Conley 1-16; Commerce: R.J. Harrison
6-70, Jurace Brown 1-41, Kyle Putman 2-30, Chris Brown 2-14, Tadarious Hawkins
1-8.
FIRST
QUARTER North
Lamar – T.J. Shirley 59 pass from Ryan White (Cody Daniel kick) SECOND
QUARTER North
Lamar – Dakota Boles 3 run (kick blocked) Commerce
– Jurace Brown 41 pass from Terrence Walker (Miguel Perez kick) THIRD
QUARTER Commerce
– Walker 1 run (kick failed) North
Lamar – Boles 5 run (Daniel kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Commerce
– Brown 12 run (kick failed) North
Lamar – Boles 15 run (kick blocked) Commerce
– Brown 4 run (run failed) District
9-3A Sanger
53, Whitesboro 34 WHITESBORO
– Sanger scored three touchdowns in as many minutes in the first quarter.
Dane
Evans threw four touchdown passes to lead the way for the Indians (5-5, 2-3),
who picked up the win at Bearcat Stadium but fell just short of a playoff berth
for the second time in as many seasons. Bo
Bob Howard’s 72-yard run set up Hayden Thomas’ 1-yard touchdown run, and Dane
Evans threw a pass to Jay Cain to set up Nathan Rotter’s 1-yard touchdown for a
14-point Sanger advantage. Howard
added a 27-yard touchdown run, and Evans threw his second touchdown, a
53-yarder to Ryan Scott, to complete a run of 28 straight points. Jerrid
Caffey caught a 65-yard scoring pass from Jordan Gill to leave the Bearcats
(2-8, 0-5) down 35-14 at the half. Caffey
continued his productive game with a pair of third-quarter scoring runs from 30
and four yards out. There
was plenty of scoring in the second half, but the defenses did make themselves
felt from time to time. Thomas
had a productive evening on both sides of the ball and returned a blocked
extra-point attempt the other way for a two-point play. Whitesboro
recorded a safety in the fourth quarter, and Caffey eventually scored on his
second touchdown reception of the game from 18 yards out. Evans
threw a 4-yard touchdown pass to Rotter, but Gill responded with a 1-yard
scoring run to briefly tie the game 7-7 in the first quarter. Sanger
responded with three touchdowns in as many minutes to put the game in its
favor.
Sanger
53, Whitesboro 34
Sanger
21
14
8
10 -53 W’boro 7
7
12
8
-34 FIRST
QUARTER Sanger
– Nathan Rotter 4 pass from Dane Evans (Manuel Lemus kick) Whitesboro
– Jordan Gill 1 run (Travis Weatheread kick) Sanger
– Hayden Thomas 1 run (Lemus kick) Sanger
– Rotter 1 run (Lemus kick)
SECOND
QUARTER Sanger
– Bo Bob Howard 37 run (Lemus kick) Sanger
– Ryan Scott 53 pass from Evans (Lemus kick) Whitesboro
– Jerrid Caffey 65 pass from Gill (Weatheread kick) THIRD
QUARTER Whitesboro
– Caffey 30 run (kick failed)
Sanger
– Scott 8 pass from Evans (kick failed) Whitesboro
– Caffey 4 run (kick blocked)
Sanger
– Thomas 2-pt conversion return FOURTH
QUARTER Sanger
– Jay Cain 4 pass from Evans (Lemus kick) Sanger
– Lemus 27 FG Whitesboro
– Safety Whitesboro
– Caffey 18 pass from Gill (run failed)
Argyle
29, Celina 14 ARGYLE
– The defenses fought tooth and nail throughout, but the Class 3A fifth-ranked
Eagles were too much to handle in the second half.
Cody
Worrell’s 110 total yards were the most for a player from any team, but Argyle
(10-0, 5-0) held the Bobcats (6-4, 3-2) to two touchdowns. Austin
Aune threw a 16-yard touchdown pass to Tyler Sweatt, and Dran Crenshaw scored
from four yards out for a 23-6 lead. Worrell
threw a 32-yard touchdown pass to Justin Brumfield and a two-point pass to Chad
Hawley to bring Celina within nine, but the two-possession deficit was too much
to overcome, and Kevin Ryan added a 30-yard touchdown run for insurance. The
running games were pretty equal for each team (80 yards for Celina, 78 for
Argyle), and the Bobcats actually out-gained the Eagles 174-131. Jamarick
Simmons and Jose Romero were held to a combined 53 yards on 10 carries, as the
defenses proved early and often they were going to control the game early. Celina
fumbled three times, including on in the end zone Argyle’s Alejandro Castro
recovered for a touchdown. Chad
Hedlund kicked a 47-yard field goal, and Simmons got the Bobcats on the board
with a 32-yard touchdown run and 10-6 deficit that stretched into halftime. The
Eagles play Paris in a rematch of the bi-district round Thursday in McKinney.
Argyle
29, Celina 14 Celina
6
0
8
0
-14 Argyle
10
0
13
6
-29 Team
Stats
Celina Argyle Rushes-Yards
28-80 20-78 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Celina: Daniel Mendoza 3-33, Justin Brumfield 1-32, Chad Hawley 2-17, Jose
Romero 1-12; Argyle: Lance Sutton 2-21, Tyler Sweatt 1-16, Taylor Brasher 2-16. FIRST
QUARTER Argyle
– Alejandro Castro fumble recovery in end zone (Chad Hedlund kick) Argyle
– Hedlund 47 FG Celina
– Jamarick Simmons 32 run (kick blocked) THIRD
QUARTER Argyle
– Tyler Sweatt 16 pass from Austin Aune (kick failed) Argyle
– Dran Crenshaw 4 run (Hedlund kick) Celina
– Justin Brumfield 32 pass from Cody Worrell (Chad Hawley pass from Worrell) FOURTH
QUARTER Argyle
– Kevin Ryon 30 run (pass failed) Prosper
28, Gainesville 0 PROSPER
– Juan Williams ran 16 times for 110 yards, as the host Eagles (9-1, 4-1) had
four different players score touchdowns in shutting out Gainesville (5-5, 1-4)
in preparation for this week’s playoffs.
Prosper
used a 21-point third quarter to pull away from the Leopards, beginning with
Brian Hardy’s 10-yard touchdown run. Prosper
had all its yardage on the ground to the tune of 342 yards on 45 carries, as
Hardy ran 11 times for 88 yards. Chance
Pinkley, who had 78 yards on six carries, had a 42-yard touchdown run in the
quarter for a 21-0 advantage. Brett Thompson added a 10-yard scoring run and
finished with 35 yards on four carries. Kenyon
Morgan led the Leopards with 82 yards on 20 carries, as Gainesville was without
star running back DeShawn Franklin due to an injury. Quarterback
Kielyn Lewis was held to one rushing yard and attempted only one pass which was
incomplete. Dakota
Nichols completed four of five passes for 23 yards and an interception but was
held to minus-12 yards rushing on four carries. The
Eagles held Gainesville to 110 total yards and took a 7-0 lead into the half
after a scoreless first quarter on Colin Padilla’s 1-yard touchdown run. Prosper
has a re-match this week in the bi-district round against North Lamar on Friday
night at Rockwall’s Wilkerson-Sanders Stadium. The
Eagles defeated the Panthers a year ago on their way to capturing the Division
I state championship.
Prosper
28, Gainesville 0
Gainesville
0
0
0
0
-0 Prosper
0
7
21
0
-28 Team
Stats
Gville Prosper Rushes-Yards
32-87 45-342 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Gainesville: Kenyon Morgan 2-9, Caleb Covington 1-7, Landon Lock 1-7;
Prosper: None. SECOND
QUARTER Prosper
– Colin Padilla 1 run (Cale Brewer kick) THIRD
QUARTER Prosper
– Brian Hardy 10 run (Brewer kick) Prosper
– Chance Pinkley 42 run (Brewer kick) Prosper
– Brett Thompson 10 run (Brewer kick) District
13-3A Farmersville
43, Princeton 0 PRINCETON
– Farmersville racked up 389 yards of total offense (344 on the ground) and
held the host Panthers to 153 yards and minus-14 rushing.
Chase
Wiggins ran eight times for 62 yards and four touchdowns (three rushing), as
the district champion Fightin’ Farmers (7-3, 5-0) prepare for the playoffs. Austin
Brooks ran nine times for 134 yards and a touchdown, while Morgan Harbison
added 69 yards on eight carries and a score for Farmersville. The
Farmers scored twice in each of the first three quarters. Harbison
had a 16-yard touchdown run in the third quarter for the Farmers, and Wiggins’
46-yard punt return for a score on special teams padded a 29-0 lead that
preceded a scoreless fourth quarter. Wiggins’
6-yard run and a 20-yarder by Brooks gave Farmersville a 15-0 lead after the
first eight minutes. Wiggins
added touchdown runs of 28 and four yards in the second quarter for a 29-0
advantage at the break. Trevor
Schilling completed 20 of 29 passes for 167 yards, but the Panthers were unable
to find the end zone. Kadeem
Satchel was Princeton’s leading receiver with 87 yards on nine receptions.
Farmersville
43, Princeton 0 Farmersville 15 14 14 0 -43 Princeton 0 0 0 0 -0 Team
Stats Fville Princeton Rushes-Yards
41-344 11-(-14) Passing
Yards 45 167 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Farmersville: Chase Wiggins 3-32, Dalton Wood 1-13; Princeton: Kadeem Satchel
9-87, Steven Young 2-24, Jashod Porter 3-23, Tyler Lewis 2-17, Matt Wingo 4-16. FIRST
QUARTER Farmersville
– Chase Wiggins 6 run (Marcos Delafuente kick) Farmersville
– Austin Brooks 20 run (Wiggins pass from Brooks) SECOND
QUARTER Farmersville
– Wiggins 28 run (Delafuente kick) Farmersville
– Wiggins 4 run (Delafuente kick) THIRD
QUARTER Farmersville
– Morgan Harbison 16 run (Delafuente kick) Farmersville
– Wiggins 46 punt return (Delafuente kick) Lovejoy
64, Emory Rains 26 LUCAS
– The host Leopards (9-1, 4-1) enter the playoffs on a solid note after scoring
43 of the first 49 points led by the 370 all-purpose yards of quarterback
Michael Means.
Rains
quarterback Trevor Vandeventer finished with 322 total yards of his own and
scored on a 1-yard run in the third quarter, but the Leopards responded with a
pair of Carson Cooper scores. Vandeventer,
who was 11 of 20 for 150 yards, threw his second touchdown on a 14-yard pass to
Chris Trieb and exchanged scoring runs with Ryan Lusby to end the game to
finish with 172 yards on 36 carries and two touchdowns on the ground. Means
ran seven times for 104 yards and three scores, including a 57-yarder to open
the game. He
completed 12 of 18 passes for 266 yards and three more touchdowns of 14 yards
to Hayden Marsh, 42 yards to Connor McCaslin and another to Marsh from 22 yards
out for a 36-6 lead. Parker
Norris was Lovejoy’s top receiver with 140 yards on five receptions.
Lovejoy
64, Emory Rains 26 Rains 0 6 6 14 -26 Lovejoy 20 16 21 7 -64 Team
Stats Rains Lovejoy Rushes-Yards
47-217 25-184 Passing
Yards 150 317 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Rains: Cody Dickens 1-66, Nick Hancock 5-51, Chris Trieb 1-14, Zach Young
2-13, Casey Martin 1-4, Nate Carista 1-2; Lovejoy: Parker Norris 5-140, Connor
McCaslin 2-55, Hayden Marsh 3-49, Michael Means 1-32, Byron Butler 2-22, Zander
Hamilton 1-19. FIRST
QUARTER Lovejoy
– Michael Means 57 run (Eddie Puskarich kick) Lovejoy
– Hayden Marsh 14 pass from Means (Puskarich kick) Lovejoy
– Means 1 run (run failed) SECOND
QUARTER Rains
– Nate Carista 2 pass from Trevor Vandeventer (kick blocked) Lovejoy
– Blake Westback two-point conversion return Lovejoy
– Connor McCaslin 42 pass from Means (Puskarich kick) Lovejoy
– Marsh 22 pass from Means (Puskarich kick) THIRD
QUARTER Lovejoy
– Means 1 run (Puskarich kick) Rains
– Vandeventer 1 run (pass failed) Lovejoy
– Carson Cooper 5 run (Puskarich kick) Lovejoy
– Cooper 22 run (Puskarich kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Rains
– Chris Trieb 14 pass from Vandeventer (Casey Martin pass from Vandeventer) Lovejoy
– Ryan Lusby 6 run (Puskarich kick) Rains
– Vandeventer 3 run (pass failed) Quinlan
Ford 34, Nevada Community 8 QUINLAN
– The hosts scored 27 straight points to start the game, clinching the
district’s final playoff spot.
Colten
Baxter ran four times for 85 yards and two touchdowns, including a 59-yarder in
the third quarter. Manuel
Castelleja had a 27-yard field goal, while Tim Underwood and Baxter exchanged
touchdown runs of five and 20 yards out in the fourth quarter for the final
margin. Underwood
ran 28 times for a game-high 123 yards for Nevada Community (4-6, 2-3) which
won its first two Districk 13-3A games before ending the 2009 season on a
three-game losing streak. Quinlan
Ford (3-6, 3-2) took advantage of the absence of Braves quarterback Collin
Strahan, who was held out of the game due to a concussion in Week 9 against
Lucas Lovejoy. Al
Balliette, who ran eight times for 47 yards, and Colton Scott scored on
touchdown runs of three and seven yards, respectively, and Castelleja kicked
the first of his two field goals, a 22-yarder for a 17-0 lead at the half. Tyler
McBride finished with 59 yards on six carries, while quarterback Kyle Stone
added 50 yards on nine carries for Quinlan Ford. Back-up
quarterback Colton Hutchinson completed nine of 13 passes for 107 yards for
Nevada Community, which didn’t help its cause with five lost fumbles (six
overall) in the loss.
Quinlan
Ford 34, Nevada Community 8 Nevada
Community 0 0 0 8 -8 Quinlan
Ford 7 10 10 7 -34 Team
Stats NC QF Rushes-Yards
39-142 38-262 Passing
Yards 107 48 C-A-I
9-15-1 5-11-0 Penalties-Yards
5-45 9-80 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Nevada Community: Tay Davis 3-42, Tim Underwood 1-33, Paul Blasingame 3-16,
Keondre Jeremany 1-10, Tim Smith 1-6; Quinlan Ford: Garrett Crosby 2-23, Zach
Witherspoon 2-20, Colton Scott 1-5. FIRST
QUARTER Quinlan
Ford – Al Balliette 3 run (Manuel Castelleja kick) SECOND
QUARTER Quinlan
Ford – Colton Scott 7 run (Castelleja kick) Quinlan
Ford – Castelleja 22 FG THIRD
QUARTER Quinlan
Ford – Colten Baxter 59 run (Castelleja kick) Quinlan
Ford – Castelleja 27 FG Nevada
Community – Tim Underwood 5 run (Underwood run) Quinlan
Ford – Baxter 20 run (Castelleja kick) District
10-2A Valley
View 41, Pottsboro 34 VALLEY
VIEW – The host Eagles trailed by 13 entering the fourth quarter before scoring
27 unanswered points for the season-ending victory and denying Pottsboro (1-9,
1-4) a chance to enter 2010 on a positive with two straight wins.
Cameron
Vesperman caught four passes for 127 yards and two fourth-quarter touchdowns,
and Scott Willis completed nine of 21 passes for 136 yards for Valley View
(5-5, 2-3). A.J. Kassen finished with 73 yards on four receptions and a
touchdown. Kevin
Garcia was 17 of 40 for 257 yards and three scores, but also threw three
interceptions and allowed the Eagles to mount their comeback. Dakota Baugus
caught three passes for 103 yards and two touchdowns, while Tanner Budra added
94 yards on seven receptions and a score. Willis
led the Valley View ground game with 84 yards on 15 carries and a touchdown, while
Ocscar Luna added 53 yards on 13 carries and a score. Dustin
Tomlinson returned a third-quarter kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown for Valley
View.
Valley
View 41, Pottsboro 34
Pottsboro
7
3
17 7
-34 Valley
View
0
7
7
27 -41 Team
Stats
Pboro Valley View Rushes-Yards
31-91 37-167 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Pottsboro: Dakota Baugus 3-103, Tanner Budra 7-94, Tanner Frye 4-44, Shane
Pemberton 2-6, Tyler McCallister 1-10; Valley View: Cameron Vesperman 4-127,
A.J. Kassen 4-73, Casey Boaz 2-11. FIRST
QUARTER Pottsboro
– Dakota Baugus 40 pass from Kevin Garcia (Cody Parton kick) SECOND
QUARTER Pottsboro
– Parton 37 FG Valley
View – A.J. Kassen 26 pass from Scott Willis (Tony Tipps kick) THIRD
QUARTER Pottsboro
– Tanner Budra 6 pass from Garcia (Parton kick) Pottsboro
– Parton 31 FG Valley
View – Dustin Tomlinson 90 kickoff return (Tipps kick) Pottsboro
– Baugus 55 pass from Garcia (Parton kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Valley
View – Oscar Luna 21 run (Tipps kick) Valley
View – Cameron Vesperman 75 pass from Dustyn Whetzel (Tipps kick) Valley
View – Willis 1 run (run failed) Valley
View – Vesperman 42 pass from Willis (Tipps kick) Pottsboro
– Matt Potter 1 run (Parton kick) Pilot
Point 35, Aubrey 14 PILOT
POINT – Jarman Johnson ran 28 times for 247 yards and three touchdowns, as the
host Bearcats scored the game’s first 28 points and never looked back to
capture the District 10-2A title in a game pitting two undefeated teams.
Seth
Tilley added 110 yards on 13 carries for the state-ranked Bearcats (10-0, 5-0),
who begin their state championship quest at 7:30 p.m. Friday against Boyd at
Springtown’s Porcupine Stadium in an attempt to better their state semifinal
appearance of a year ago in which it lost to Muleshoe. Aubrey
(9-1, 4-1) broke the shut-out bid in the second quarter on a 1-yard touchdown
run by Billy Feathers, who had 23 carries for 128 yards. Johnson scored on a
19-yard run in the third quarter, and James Wurster added a 3-yard touchdown
run for the Chaparrals, who play at 7:30 p.m. Thursday against Millsap, also at
Springtown. Johnson
had a 61-yard touchdown run in the first quarter and a 13-yarder in the second.
Tilley had a 40-yard scoring run of his own and threw a 17-yard touchdown pass
to Mason Guthrie for a 28-7 halftime lead. The Bearcats took advantage of four
Aubrey interceptions. Both
teams had 41 carries, but Pilot Point had more than twice as many yards (357 to
151), with Johnson and Tilley accounting for all of the yards. The
Bearcats out-gained Aubrey 414-184 overall.
Pilot
Point 35, Aubrey 14 Aubrey 0 7 0 7 -14 P.
Point 7 21 7 0 -35 Team
Stats Aubrey Pilot Point Rushes-Yards
41-151 41-357 Passing
Yards 33 57 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Aubrey: Levi Birdsong 1-25, Kendall Jones 1-8; Pilot Point: Justin Chambers
2-18, Mason Guthrie 1-17, Jarman Johnson 2-13, Colin Noe 1-5, J.P. Price 1-4. FIRST
QUARTER Pilot
Point – Jarman Johnson 61 run (Ruben Martinez kick) SECOND
QUARTER Pilot
Point – Johnson 13 run (Martinez kick) Pilot
Point – Seth Tilley 40 run (Martinez kick) Pilot
Point – Mason Guthrie 17 pass from Tilley (Martinez kick) Aubrey
– Billy Feathers 1 run (Levi Birdsong kick) THIRD
QUARTER Pilot
Point – Johnson 19 run (Martinez kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Aubrey
– James Wurster 3 run (Birdsong kick) District
11-2A Melissa
31, Howe 28 MELISSA
– Aaron Bush’s 34-yard touchdown run put the host Cardinals to stay, and Howe
fell just short of an end-of-the-year upset.
Cody
Morgan ran 20 times for 108 yards and a touchdown, while sophomore quarterback
Wes McQueen completed 15 of 23 passes for 193 yards and a score, as the
Cardinals prepare for their 7:30 p.m. bi-district game this week against
Prairiland at Garland’s Homer B. Johnson Stadium. Nathan
Warren had a 16-yard touchdown run and a 66-yard scoring reception, as Melissa
(8-2, 6-1) jumped out to a 14-0 first-quarter lead. Chase
Fountaine, who was 15 of 24 for 207 yards and three touchdowns (all to Alex
Torres), including a 17-yarder in the second quarter. Conner Monroe responded
with a 42-yard field goal for a 17-7 lead at the break. Morgan’s
16-yard touchdown run put the Cardinals up by 17, and it seemed to be smooth
sailing until Bronco Wildman returned a fumble 80 yards for a touchdown, and
Fountaine found Torres (six receptions, 136 yards) from 27 yards out to whittle
the Bulldogs’ deficit to four before Bush scored the eventual game winner. Fountaine
added a 63-yard touchdown pass to Torres, but Howe (4-6, 2-5) ran out of time.
Melissa
31, Howe 28 Howe
0
7
7
14 -28 Melissa 14
3
7
7
-31 Team
Stats
Howe Melissa Rushes-Yards
16-42 44-222 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Howe: Alex Torres 6-136, Phillip “Bronco” Wildman 3-36, Casey Davis 3-24,
Dalton Harris 2-6, Russell Wortham 1-5; Melissa: Aaron Bush 6-70, Nathan Warren
1-66, Brodie Russell 5-38, Cody Morgan 1-11, Dallon Bates 1-7, Michael Ellis
1-1. FIRST
QUARTER Melissa
– Nathan Warren 16 run (Conner Monroe kick) Melissa
– Warren 66 pass from Wes McQueen (Monroe kick) SECOND
QUARTER Howe
– Alex Torres 17 pass from Chase Fountaine (Jose Tapia kick) Melissa
– Monroe 42 FG THIRD
QUARTER Melissa
– Cody Morgan 16 run (Monroe kick) Howe
– Bronco Wildman 80 fumble return (Tapia kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Howe
– Torres 27 pass from Fountaine (kick failed) Melissa
– Aaron Bush 34 run (Monroe kick)
Tom
Bean 27, Bells 20 TOM
BEAN – Hunter Hendry scored on a 21-yard run in the fourth quarter to break a
tie and give the Tomcats their first district win of the year and a victory to
carry into what they hope is an improved 2010 season.
Hendry
accounted for almost 300 yards of total offense for Tom Bean (2-8, 1-6), which
was one year removed from competing in the state playoffs. He ran 32 times for
165 yards and three touchdowns and also completed 11 of 14 passes for 133 yards
and a touchdown. Jake
Trentman caught two passes for 61 yards and a touchdown, while Rex Roberts
added 57 yards on three receptions. Kolby
Milner ran 19 times for 102 yards, including a 3-yard score in the third
quarter to pull within two. Bud Pedigo’s two-point pass to Max Morris tied the
game 20-20. Pedigo completed 11 of 25 passes for 127 yards. Hendry
scored the game winner in the fourth quarter to send the Panthers to their
third straight loss to end the season after a 3-1 start in district play. Hendry
threw a 41-yard touchdown pass to Jake Trentman, had a 12-yard touchdown run
and added a two-point run for good measure to give Tom Bean a 14-0
first-quarter lead. Bells’
defense tightened up in the second quarter, and Pate Pritchard returned an
interception eight yards for a touchdown. Milner added a 5-yard scoring run to
pull the Panthers within two until Hendry increased the Tomcats’ advantage to
20-12 at the half with a 2-yard touchdown run.
Tom
Bean 27, Bells 20
Bells
0
12 8
0
-20 T.
Bean 14
6
0
7
-27 Team
Stats
Bells Tom Bean Rushes-Yards
31-173 39-200 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Bells: Lucas Adams 1-39, Cody Stern 3-30, Max Morris 2-28, Nate Neal 3-17,
Kolby Milner 2-13; Tom Bean: Jake Trentman 2-61, Rex Roberts 3-57, Kyle West
4-25, Mitch Trentman 2-10, Colby Pennell 1-0. FIRST
QUARTER Tom
Bean – Jake Trentman 41 pass from Hunter Hendry (kick failed) Tom
Bean – Hendry 12 run (Hendry run) SECOND
QUARTER Bells
– Pate Pritchard 8 interception return (kick failed) Bells
– Kolby Milner 5 run (pass failed) Tom
Bean – Hendry 2 run (pass failed) THIRD
QUARTER Bells
– Milner 3 run (Max Morris pass from Bud Pedigo) FOURTH
QUARTER Tom
Bean – Hendry 21 run (Josh Highlander kick) District
12-2A Paul
Pewitt 44, Prairiland 22 OMAHA
– Both teams have entered this game undefeated in district play, and the
Brahmas (8-2, 7-0) have come out the winner both times and were led this time
by three 100-yard rushers.
Jordan
McFarland (156 yards on 12 carries) extended an already-healthy lead to 29
after a 93-yard touchdown run at the end of the third quarter. Payne
Schuelke tried to keep the Patriots (9-1, 6-1) in the game with an 18-yard
touchdown pass to Tanner Connot (eight receptions, 84 yards), but Paul Pewitt
was too much to overcome. Jacob
Morton, who ran 11 times for 109 yards and three touchdowns exchanged 60-yard
touchdown runs with Prairiland’s Randal Sessums (25 carries, 213 yards). Morton
kicked a 34-yard field goal in the first quarter and scored on a 21-yard run in
the second. Schuelke
threw the first of his two touchdown passes, a 49-yarder to Todd Fendley, to
keep the Patriots in the game early, but Paul Pewitt had touchdown runs of 39
and three yards by Jerry Braddock (19 carries, 113 yards) and a 26-yarder by
Morton for a 30-8 halftime lead. Paul
Pewitt opens the playoffs at 7:30 p.m. Saturday against Leonard at Royse City,
while Prairiland plays Melissa at 7:30 p.m. Friday on a game being aired by
KFYN 1420 AM.
Paul
Pewitt 44, Prairiland 22 Prairiland 0 8 0 14 -22 Paul
Pewitt 3 27 7 7 -44 Team
Stats Pland Paul Pewitt Rushes-Yards
36-219 52-446 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Prairiland: Tanner Connot 8-84, Todd Fendley 1-49, Zach McLamore 2-27,
Brandon Graham 2-25, Josh Esch 1-7, Payne Schuelke 1-(-2); Paul Pewitt: Kade
Cox 1-29. FIRST
QUARTER Paul
Pewitt – Jacob Morton 34 FG SECOND
QUARTER Paul
Pewitt – Morton 21 run (Morton kick) Prairiland
– Todd Fendley 49 pass from Payne Schuelke (Schuelke run) Paul
Pewitt – Jerry Braddock 39 run (Morton kick) Paul
Pewitt – Braddock 3 run (Morton kick) Paul
Pewitt – Morton 26 run (kick failed) THIRD
QUARTER Paul
Pewitt – Jordan McFarland 93 run (Morton kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Prairiland
– Tanner Connot 18 pass from Schuelke (Connot run) Paul
Pewitt – Morton 60 run (Morton kick) Prairiland
– Randal Sessums 60 run (run failed) Redwater
21, Chisum 18 PARIS
– Dewey Fleming scored from a yard out with less than a minute remaining in the
game to lift the visiting Dragons (6-4, 4-3) past Chisum on Friday.
The
run spoiled quite a finale by Mustang quarterback Jeremy Eddington, who ran 22
times for 204 yards and three second-half touchdowns that turned a 14-0 deficit
into a four-point lead before Fleming scored his game winner. It
was the final game played at Noyes Stadium after the Mustangs had to move the
game to the former home of Paris High after soggy field conditions. It
should make for quite an interesting trivia question in the years to come, as
the Oct. 30 game between Bonham and Paris was supposed to be the stadium’s
finale. Redwater
took a 14-0 lead on Fleming’s 2-yard touchdown run and Hunter Flood’s 27-yard
scoring pass to Cole Yeldell. The
defenses stood strong in the second quarter and didn’t allow a point for a 14-0
Dragon lead at the break. Brian
Glover added 65 yards on 12 carries for the Mustangs (6-4, 3-4) in his final
game wearing a Chisum uniform. Four
different Chisum receivers had receptions, but the game resulted in a loss
despite out-gaining the Dragons 316-243, including 269-116 on the ground. One
key difference was in the passing department, as Flood was eight of 11 for 127
yards, while Eddington was held to 47 yards on four of 14 passing with an
interception. Fleming
finished with 66 yards.
Redwater
21, Chisum 18 Redwater 14 0 0 7 -21 Chisum 0 0 12 6 -18 Team
Stats Rwater Chisum First
Downs 9 12 Rushes-Yards
45-116 35-255 C-A-I 8-11-0 4-14-1 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Redwater: Cole Yeldell 8-127; Chisum: Zack Millsap 1-17, Brian Glover 1-15,
Tyler Jeffery 1-13, Price 1-7. FIRST
QUARTER Redwater
– Dewey Fleming 2 run (Chance Edwards kick) Redwater
– Cole Yeldell 27 pass from Hunter Flood (Edwards kick) THIRD
QUARTER Chisum
– Jeremy Eddington 19 run (kick blocked) Chisum
– Eddington 32 run (run failed) FOURTH
QUARTER Chisum
– Eddington 14 run (run failed) Redwater
– Fleming 1 run (Edwards kick) Clarksville
39, DeKalb 0 DeKALB
– H.B. Rosser ran 14 times for 124 yards and a touchdown, while Gary Moore
caught three passes for 97 yards and a score, as the visiting Tigers ended
their 2009 season on a high note with the shutout win.
Jarold
McPherson made the most of his one carry with a 15-yard third-quarter touchdown
to increase Clarksville’s advantage to 27-0. Rosser
had his second touchdown pass of the game, a 22-yarder to Moore, and Radonte
Edwards added a 38-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter for the final
margin. Edwards
ran 11 times for 78 yards, and Quan Bell added 58 yards on six carries and a
touchdown for the Tigers (4-6, 2-5). McPherson,
Trea O’Neal and Devonte Shavers each had interceptions to help Clarksville’s
cause, as DeKalb was held to only 62 yards of offense, including minus-16 yards
on 35 carries. The
Tigers finished with 436 yards of total offense and ran a combined 36 times for
302 yards in the win. Clarksville could’ve possibly instilled more damage to
the Bears (0-10, 0-7) had it not been for two lost fumbles. Moore
caught a 27-yard touchdown pass from Rosser at the end of the third quarter. Rosser,
a sophomore, found a crease and scored on a 67-yard run midway through the
second quarter. Bell added his 35-yard touchdown run for a 20-0 Tiger lead at
the half.
Clarksville
39, DeKalb 0 Clarksville 6 14 13 6 -39 DeKalb 0 0 0 0 -0 Team
Stats Cville DeKalb First
Downs 19 5 Rushes-Yards
36-302 35-(-16) C-A-I 8-16-0 8-17-3 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Clarksville: Gary Moore 3-97, Kelton Scales 2-23, Jarold McPherson 1-5, Anthony
Miles 1-5, Radonte Edwards 1-4; DeKalb: Christian Latoof 1-48, Chas Montgomery
1-12, Tashon Easter 2-11, Harrison White 2-6, Clay Williams 1-5, Roberto
Peoples 1-(-4). FIRST
QUARTER Clarksville
– Gary Moore 27 pass from H.B. Rosser (kick failed) SECOND
QUARTER Clarksville
– H.B. Rosser 67 run (Radonte Edwards kick) Clarksville
– Quan Bell 35 run (Edwards kick) THIRD
QUARTER Clarksville
– Jarold McPherson 15 run (Edwards kick) Clarksville
– Moore 22 pass from Rosser (kick failed) FOURTH
QUARTER Clarksville – Edwards 38 run (kick failed) |
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