Week 12 Summaries and Boxes
Friday’s Games
Non-district
BY TYLER CLIFTON
KFYN SPORTS DIRECTOR

LITTLE ELM – Most have heard of the old adage about there being no “I” in team, but it was hard not to notice the significant impact one single Callisburg player had during the Wildcats’ area-round game against Melissa on Saturday night.

Bobby Dorman plays every single play on offense, defense and special teams, and he accounted for every Callisburg point, including his decisive touchdown run from seven yards out with 40 seconds left in the game to lift the Wildcats to a 24-21 win against the Cardinals at the Little Elm Athletic Complex.

Callisburg (10-2) advances to play Caddo Mills in the regional round this week at a time, date and site to be determined.

Dorman ran 27 times for 138 yards and three touchdowns and completed 11 of 19 passes for 117 yards more with his only blemish being an interception.

Melissa (9-3) led from the midway mark of the second quarter until the end of the game but was unable to hold onto its lead in the waning moments.

The second half opened with four consecutive punts, and the Cardinals were lining up for a fifth straight before attempting a fake punt, but Aaron Bush’s pass was incomplete.

The game’s Most Valuable Player made his mark defensively, with Dorman intercepting sophomore counterpart Wes McQueen, and a pair of double-digit runs by Langston Jones set up Dorman’s 1-yard touchdown run for a 17-14 Wildcat lead.

Melissa answered with a 7-play scoring drive of its own, set up by McQueen’s 60-yard pass to Nathan Warren as well as a Callisburg holding penalty on third down.

McQueen completed a 12-yard touchdown pass to Brandon Hunter to put the Cardinals back up by four.

The key play of the game came midway through what would be the Wildcats’ game-winning drive on a 29-yard pass from Dorman to Kevin Bartley.

Dorman completed another pass to Bartley, who finished with 10 catches for 105 yards, for 10 yards, and found his way into the end zone for the win one play later.

Cole Wescoat intercepted McQueen to end the game, as the Melissa quarterback completed nine of 16 passes for 159 yards but was picked off twice.

Cody Morgan intercepted Dorman midway through the first quarter, but the Cardinals immediately fumbled the ball back. Dorman capped a six-play drive (all on runs) with a 4-yard touchdown.

Nick Palmer answered for Melissa with a 2-yard touchdown run set up by Hunter’s 23-yard run on third down and McQueen’s 34-yard pass to Brodie Russell.

Palmer ended an 11-play drive in the second quarter with a 1-yard scoring run on fourth and goal. A pass-interference penalty on third down kept the drive alive, while an 18-yard run by Morgan, another flag on a personal foul and John Young’s 7-yard run set up the Cardinal touchdown.

Callisburg had a 17-play drive fall short of the end zone before the half, but a potential interception was dropped, allowing Dorman to kick a 30-yard field goal to pull the Wildcats within 14-10 at the break instead of down 14-7.

The three points proved to be the difference in the game, with a potential overtime had the interception been made.

Morgan led the Cardinals on the ground with 62 yards on 18 carries, while Jones added 68 yards on 13 carries for Callisburg.

 

Callisburg 24, Melissa 21

Melissa  7              7              0              7              -21

C’burg    7              3              0              14           -24

 

Team Stats             MHS     CHS

First Downs          13            19

Rushes-Yards        36-140  40-206

Passing Yards        159        117

C-A-I                     9-17-2     11-19-1

Fumbles-Lost        1-1         1-0

Penalties-Yards     5-40       6-48

Punts-Average      3-33       5-32

Time of Poss.       22:38      25:22

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Melissa: Cody Morgan 18-62, Brandon Hunter 2-31, Nick Palmer 7-17, Wes McQueen 2-9, John Young 2-9, Nathan Warren 3-9, Aaron Bush 2-3; Callisburg: Bobby Dorman 27-138, Langston Jones 13-68.

Passing – Melissa: Wes McQueen 9-16-2 159, Aaron Bush 0-1-0 0; Callisburg: Bobby Dorman 11-19-1 117.

Receiving – Melissa: Nathan Warren 1-60, Brodie Russell 2-45, Aaron Bush 2-29, Brandon Hunter 2-13, Cody Morgan 1-10, Michael Ellis 1-2; Callisburg: Kevin Bartley 10-105, Cole Wescoat 1-12.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Callisburg – Bobby Dorman 4 run, 3:22 (Dorman kick), 6 plays, 55 yards, 2:47

Melissa – Nick Palmer 2 run, :35 (Conner Monroe kick), 7 plays, 68 yards, 2:41

SECOND QUARTER

Melissa – Palmer 1 run, 5:34 (Monroe kick), 11 plays, 72 yards, 4:49

Callisburg – Dorman 30 FG, :00, 17 plays, 63 yards, 5:26

FOURTH QUARTER

Callisburg – Dorman 1 run, 6:28 (Dorman kick), 7 plays, 51 yards, 2:27

Melissa – Brandon Hunter 12 pass from Wes McQueen, 2:32 (Monroe kick), 7 plays, 85 yards, 3:48)

Callisburg – Dorman 7 run, :40 (Dorman kick), 8 plays, 74 yards, 1:46

 

Friday:  Class 2A, Division I, Region II

Pilot Point 28, Gunter 14

FRISCO – Seth Tilley ran 22 times for 164 yards and scored a late touchdown from 15 yards out to lift the Bearcats (12-0) to victory in a matchup of unbeaten teams.

Jarman Johnson added 116 yards on 18 carries for Pilot Point, which faces Godley this week in the regional finals at a time, date and site to be determined.

Chad Tucker ran 25 times for 108 yards and had a touchdown rushing and receiving for the Tigers (11-1), as he broke the school’s single-season rushing mark by a single yard.

Nicky Mixon added 86 yards on 16 carries for Gunter, but it was Tucker who seemed to have extended a late fourth-quarter drive on fourth down with the Tigers down 14-7.

A questionable spot turned the ball over on downs, and Johnson scored three plays later on a 33-yard run on a drive set up by Tilley’s 28-yard scamper.

Gunter responded with Richard Young’s 16-yard touchdown pass to Tucker, but Tilley took the load on his shoulders and ran five straight times, including a key 15-yarder on 3^rd-and-14 to preserve the win.

J.P. Price scored on a nine-yard end around for a 7-0 Bearcat lead after Tilley’s 15-yard pass to Colin Noe set Pilot Point up inside the Tiger 10. Gunter responded with an 11-play scoring drive (all on runs) capped by Tucker’s 2-yard run.

Johnson scored a little more than two minutes into the second quarter on a 4-yard run set up by Tilley’s 18-yard pass to Tyler McNairy on a 4^th-and-5 play.

Gunter sacked Tilley just before the half to enter the break down by only seven.

Pilot Point tried to put the game away in the third quarter after reaching the Tiger 18, but Colton Hinson, who played his first game in more than a month after returning from a broken collarbone he suffered against Melissa, intercepted a Tilley pass.

Willie Davis picked off Young on Gunter’s ensuing drive and just missed another on a halfback pass by Tucker later in the game.

Tucker ran 22 yards and had 15 more tacked on with a facemask penalty.

The Tigers converted two earlier fourth-down plays (three in the second half alone), but it was the one Tucker seemed to get that was placed short of the mark that turned the game in Pilot Point’s favor.

 

Pilot Point 28, Gunter 14

PP           7              7              0              14           -28

Gunter    7              0              0              7              -14

 

Team Stats            PP           Gunter

First Downs           18           17

Rushes-Yards       41-289   42-189

Passing Yards       68           77

C-A-I                    8-12-1      6-17-1

Fumbles-Lost       2-0          3-0

Penalties-Yards    7-68        2-20

Punts-Average     4-35.5     2-48

Time of Poss.      30:47       17:13

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Pilot Point: Seth Tilley 22-164, Jarman Johnson 18-116, J.P. Price 1-9; Gunter: Chad Tucker 25-108, Nicky Mixon 16-86, Price Ferrell 1-(-5).

Passing – Pilot Point: Tilley 8-12-1 68; Gunter: Richard Young 6-15-1 87, Colton Hinson 0-1-0 0; Tucker 0-1-0 0.

Receiving – Pilot Point: Colin Noe 2-22, Tyler McNairy 1-18, J.P. Price 2-18, Austin Balderas 1-6, Johnson 2-4; Gunter: A.J. Phillips 3-46, Dalton Lee 1-13, Chad Tucker 1-11, Leo Castorena 1-7.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Pilot Point – J.P. Price 9 run, 7:54 (Ruben Martinez kick), 8 plays, 58 yards, 3:59

Gunter – Chad Tucker 2 run, 3:05 (Dalton Lee kick), 11 plays, 69 yards, 4:47

SECOND QUARTER

Pilot Point – Jarman Johnson 4 run, 9:55 (Martinez kick), 12 plays, 64 yards, 10:55

FOURTH QUARTER

Pilot Point – Johnson 33 run, 5:07 (Martinez kick), 3 plays, 67 yards, 1:19

Gunter – Chad Tucker 11 pass from Richard Young, 3:47 (Lee kick), 5 plays, 60 yards, 1:15

Pilot Point – Tilley 15 run, 1:04 (Martinez kick), 6 plays, 48 yards, 2:38

 

Godley 34, Winnsboro 13

Region I Amarillo River Road (which upset defending champ Muleshoe) 34, Littlefield 28

Brady 55, Merkel 33

Division II, Region I: Bushland 44, Post 7 (will play winner of Comanche-Henrietta)

Crane 43, Friona 22 (will play Cisco who beat San Saba 35-27)

Region II: McGregor 21, Lone Oak 14 (will play Aubrey); Caddo Mills 21, Grandview 14 (will play Callisburg)

 

 

Saturday

Class 2A, Division II, Region II

Aubrey 27, Paul Pewitt 7

ROYSE CITY – The Chaparrals scored 27 unanswered points after spotting the Brahmas (9-3) a first-quarter touchdown at Royse City’s Bulldog Stadium.

Billy Feathers ran 12 times for 77 yards, as Aubrey (11-1) advanced to the third round for the first time in three seasons.

James Wurster completed five of nine passes for 70 yards with a touchdown rushing and passing for Aubrey.

Justin Griffin returned from injury to add 40 yards on seven carries and a touchdown, as the Chaparrals face McGregor in this week’s regional semifinals at a time, date and site to be determined.

Taylor Conway added a 10-yard scoring run for the fourth quarter’s only points.

Jerry Braddock, who led the Brahmas to a 21-14 win against Leonard in the bi-district round one week earlier at the same location, had 24 carries for 84 yards and had Paul Pewitt’s lone touchdown.

Sedrick Johnson finished with 99 all-purpose yards, and quarterback Jordan McFarland added 58 yards on 15 carries.

Braddock scored on a 5-yard run, but Wurster’s six-yard touchdown pass to Levi Birdsong led to 21 first-half points.

 

Aubrey 27, Paul Pewitt 7

Aubrey   8              13           0              6              -27

PP           7              0              0              0              -7

 

Team Stats             Aubrey Paul Pewitt

First Downs           14           12

Rushes-Yards        33-146  52-211

Passing Yards        70          46

C-A-I                    5-9-1        1-6-0

Fumbles-Lost        1-0         4-2

Penalties-Yards     5-38       4-22

Punts-Average      4-34.3    4-40

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Aubrey: Billy Feathers 12-77, Justin Griffin 7-40, Taylor Conway 5-26, Skyler Craig 2-7, Alex Rositas 1-0, Kaleb Parrent 1-(-2), James Wurster 5-(-2); Paul Pewitt: Jerry Braddock 24-84, Jordan McFarland 15-58, Sedrick Johnson 7-53, Christian Ovila 1-12, Bam Finley 1-2, Jacob Morton 3-2.

Passing – Aubrey: James Wurster 5-9-1 70; Paul Pewitt: Jordan McFarland 1-6-0 46.

Receiving – Aubrey: Justin Griffin 1-33, Billy Feathers 1-19, Kendall Jones 1-9, Levi Birdsong 1-6, Kaleb Parrent 1-3; Paul Pewitt: Sedrick Johnson 1-46.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Paul Pewitt – Jerry Braddock 5 run (Jacob Morton kick)

Aubrey – Levi Birdsong 6 pass from James Wurster (Billy Feathers run)

SECOND QUARTER

Aubrey – Wurster 1 run (Birdsong kick)

Aubrey – Justin Griffin 4 run (pass failed)

FOURTH QUARTER

Aubrey – Taylor Conway 10 run (kick failed)

 

Waxahachie 35, Texas High 21

ROYSE CITY – Earlier in the day at Royse City’s Bulldog Stadium, Sam Gagliano ran 30 yards for the deciding touchdown, as the third-ranked Indians (12-0) defeated the Tigers.

Gagliano ran 10 times for 56 yards, and Jamison Sterns led the Waxahachie ground game with 125 yards on 12 carries and two scores.

The Indians play Highland Park (11-1) in this week’s regional semifinals.

Texas High (7-4) tied the game 14-14 in the third quarter on Kody Sutton’s 13-yard touchdown run. Sutton finished with 104 yards on 25 carries. The Tigers were driving for the lead when quarterback Nathan Sorenson, who has committed to Oklahoma State, had his pass tipped, intercepted and returned 91 yards for a touchdown by Devin Chandler.

Sorenson kept Texas High within a touchdown after a 16-yard scoring run, but Gagliano put the finishing touches on the win. Sorenson completed 15 of 30 passes for 200 yards but didn’t throw a touchdown.

Gagliano and Jamison Sterns put the Indians up 14-0 on touchdown runs of one and three yards, respectively, after a scoreless first quarter.

The Tigers avoided disaster after John Michael McGee recovered a fumble in the end zone for a touchdown to leave Texas High down only 14-7 at the half.

LaJordan Easley ran seven times for 48 yards, and Waxahachie also got three carries and 30 yards each from Jacob Benavides and Venique Benton.

 

Waxahachie 35, Texas High 21

Texas High           0              7              7              7              -21

Waxahachie         0              14           7              14           -35

 

Team Stats            THS       Waxahachie

First Downs           24           22

Rushes-Yards        41-142  42-314

Passing Yards        226        35

C-A-I                    16-31-1   3-5-0

Fumbles-Lost        2-1         1-1

Penalties-Yards     2-20       4-29

Punts-Average      None      None

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Texas High: Kody Sutton 25-104, Nathan Sorenson 13-38, Caleb Adams 2-11, Logan Preston 1-(-11); Waxahachie: Jamison Sterns 12-125, Sam Gagliano 10-56, LaJordan Easley 7-48, Jacob Benavides 3-30, Venique Benton 3-30, Kajlon Carroll 4-23, Dequavious Robinson 1-1, Oshae Cofer 2-1.

Passing – Texas High: Sorenson 15-30-1 200, Preston 1-1-0 26; Waxahachie: Benton 2-3-0 20, Gagliano 1-2-0 15.

Receiving – Texas High: Logan Preston 4-82, Brandon Welch 3-34, Caleb Adams 2-27, Joseph Thurmon 3-27, Levi Saxby 1-26, Troy Daniels 2-22, Kody Sutton 1-8; Waxahachie: Ladarius Brown 2-26, Sam Gagliano 1-9.

 

SECOND QUARTER

Waxahachie – Sam Gagliano 1 run (Taylor Brown kick)

Waxahachie – Jamison Sterns 3 run (Brown kick)

Texas High – John  Michael McGee fumble recovery in end zone (Josh Moore kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Texas High – Kody Sutton 13 run (Moore kick)

Waxahachie – Devin Chandler 91 interception return (Brown kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Waxahachie – Sterns 2 run (Brown kick)

Texas High – Nathan Sorenson 16 run (Moore kick)

Waxahachie – Gagliano 30 run (Brown kick)

 

Class 4A Division I, Region I

Denton Ryan 38, Arlington Heights 13 (at Keller School District Athletic Complex)

Denton Guyer 42, Mansfield Legacy 21 (at Southlake Carroll’s Dragon Stadium)

This Week:Ryan vs. El Paso Chapin-Wofforth Frenship winner

Guyer vs. Abilene Cooper-El Paso Del Valle winner

Region II

Carrollton Newman Smith 49, Carter 27; Highland Park 56, South Oak Cliff 20

This Week: Carrollton Newman Smith vs. Longview; Highland Park vs. Waxahachie

Division II

Everman 21, Lake Dallas 16; Aledo 26, Stephenville 23

This Week: Everman vs. Big Spring-Irvin winner; Aledo vs. Hereford-El Paso Parkland winner

 

Class 4A, Division II, Region II

Denison 50, Conrad 14

MESQUITE – D.J. Jones ran 10 times for 148 yards and three first-half touchdowns, while Jordan Taylor completed six of nine passes for 152 yards and a score in the Yellow Jackets’ convincing victory, their 10^th straight of the season, at Hanby Stadium.

Denison returns to Hanby Stadium next Saturday for a matchup against 9-3 Marshall, a 34-14 winner against Corsicana at Tyler’s Rose Stadium.

Jones scored on runs of three, 53 and 19 yards for Denison (11-1). Joseph Williams had touchdown runs of 13 and 11 yards, and Jimmay Mundine caught a 60-yard touchdown pass from Taylor.

Jacob Marshall returned a fumble 20 yards for a score, as the Yellow Jackets held Conrad to one rushing yard and only 68 yards of total offense.

In only its second year of varsity play, Conrad had late touchdowns on a 5-yard run by quarterback Janarius Haskins and a 38-yard fumble return by Jaaron Staton.

Denison’s Kyle Galyon caught three passes for 54 yards.

 

Denison 50, Conrad 14

Denison 17           27           6              0              -50

Conrad  0              0              6              8              -14

 

Team Stats            DHS       Conrad

First Downs           14           12

Rushes-Yards        36-257  32-1

Passing Yards        150        67

C-A-I                    7-10-1      10-24-2

Fumbles-Lost        3-2         4-3

Penalties-Yards     14-148  3-30

Punts-Average      3-36.3    7-31.6

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Denison: D.J. Jones 10-148, Joseph Williams 7-48, Rian Conrad 4-26, Jimmay Mundine 1-13, Elijah Butler 6-10, Cody Reeves 1-8, Jordan Taylor 3-4, Tyler McLaren 4-0; Dallas Conrad: Johnathan Smalls 4-8, Janarius Haskins 25-4, D’andre Johnson 1-(-1), Sam Ismail 1-(-5), Team 1-(-5).

Passing – Denison: Jordan Taylor 6-9-1 152, Tyler McLaren 1-1-0(-2); Dallas Conrad: Janarius Haskins 11-24-2 67.

Receiving – Denison: Jimmay Mundine 1-60, Kyle Galyon 3-54, Reeves 2-38, Elijah Butler 1-(-2); Dallas Conrad: Michael Benson 2-19, Ismail 3-15, Johnson 1-14, Tommie Anderson 1-11, Andrew Roberts 3-5, Shafton Carter 1-3.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Denison – D.J. Jones 3 run (Dalton Hestand kick)

Denison – Jones 53 run (Hestand kick)

Denison – Hestand 25 FG

SECOND QUARTER

Denison – Jones 19 run (Hestand kick)

Denison – Joseph Williams 13 run (Hestand kick)

Denison – Jimmay Mundine 60 pass from Jordan Taylor (Hestand kick)

Denison – Jacob Marshall 20 fumble return (kick failed)

THIRD QUARTER

Denison – Williams 11 run (run failed)

Conrad – Janarius Haskins 5 run (kick blocked)

FOURTH QUARTER

Conrad – Jaaron Staton 38 fumble return (Silas Jefferson run)

 

Frisco Liberty 43, Dallas Lincoln 42 (2 OTs)

MESQUITE – Jay Ajayi scored on a 15-yard touchdown run and scored the winning points on a two-point conversion, as the Red Hawks advanced to play defending champion Sulphur Springs this week after a thrilling victory at Mesquite Memorial Stadium.

Ajayi ran 18 times for 207 yards and two touchdowns, while Brandon Brotzman completed nine of 23 passes for 138 yards and three scores for Liberty.

The Red Hawks were able to overcome 116 yards on 26 carries and four touchdowns by Lincoln quarterback Don Canyon.

Demarcus Busby ran 23 times for 127 yards and two scores for Lincoln, but the Red Hawks won in the rushing department with its three-tier attack of Ajayi, Pereese Joas (nine carries, 74 yards) and Malcolm Hill, who added 63 yards on six carries and a touchdown and caught two of Brotzman’s three touchdown passes, including a 35-yarder in the first overtime.

Canyon completed 17 of 23 passes for 218 yards and accounted for 334 of Lincoln’s 456 yards of total offense.

Dominic Thompson caught six passes for 127 yards.

 

Frisco Liberty 43, Dallas Lincoln 42 (2 OTs)

 

Team Stats            Liberty Lincoln

First Downs           19 22

Rushes-Yards        35-335 50-238

Passing Yards        138 218

C-A-I                    9-23-1 17-23-0

Fumbles-Lost        1-1 3-2

Penalties-Yards     8-55 5-37

Punts-Average      3-33.7 2-29

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Frisco Liberty: Jay Ajayi 18-207, Pereese Joas 9-74, Malcolm Hill 6-63, Brandon Brotzman 2-(-9); Dallas Lincoln: Demarcus Busby 23-127, Don Canyon 26-116, Anthony Staten 1-(-5).

Passing – Frisco Liberty: Brandon Brotzman 9-23-1 138; Dallas Lincoln: Don Canyon 17-23-0 218.

Receiving – Frisco Liberty: David Smith 3-57, Malcolm Hill 4-57, Pereese Joas 1-12, Kyle Roach 1-12; Dallas Lincoln: Dominic Thompson 6-127, Anthony Staten 3-37, Elijah Nelson 4-20, Charles Lloyd 3-19, Busby 1-15.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Lincoln – Don Canyon 1 run (Dario Mosqueda kick)

Liberty – David Smith 17 pass from Brandon Brotzman (Connor Hirt kick)

Lincoln – Demarcus Busby 11 run (Mosqueda kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Liberty – Malcolm Hill 8 pass from Brotzman (Hirt kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Liberty – Hill 15 run (Hirt kick)

Lincoln – Busby 2 run (Mosqueda kick)

Liberty – Jay Ajayi 3 run (Hirt kick)

Lincoln – Canyon 4 run (Mosqueda kick)

FIRST OVERTIME

Liberty – Hill 35 pass from Brotzman (Hirt kick)

Lincoln – Canyon 25 run (Mosqueda kick)

SECOND OVERTIME

Lincoln – Canyon 3 run (Mosqueda kick)

Liberty – Ajayi 15 run (Ajayi run)

 

Class 3A, Region II, Division I

Lovejoy 42, Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 41 (OT)

HALLSVILLE – Blake Westback knocked down a potential game-winning two-point pass to lift Lucas Lovejoy (11-1) to victory in the matchup of Leopard teams and push them into a regional semifinal matchup against defending state champion Prosper this week at a time, date and site to be determined.

Michael Means accounted for 374 all-purpose yards, rushing 42 times for 272 yards and four touchdowns, three of them in the second half, including a 5-yarder in the fourth quarter on fourth down with less than 30 seconds remaining in regulation to complete a 21-point comeback and a 1-yarder in overtime.

Trey Norman completed four of 10 passes for 109 yards for Liberty-Eylau.

 

Lovejoy 7              7              7              14           7              -42

L-E         14           0              21           0              6              -41

 

Team Stats           Lovejoy Liberty-Eylau

First Downs          25            10

Rushes-Yards       63-401   33-184

Passing Yards       102         109

C-A-I                    10-23-0   4-10-1

Fumbles-Lost        3-3         0-0

Penalties-Yards    9-55        4-25

Punts-Average      2-24.5    3-39

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Prosper: Juan Williams 29-256, Colin Padilla 4-18, Brett Thompson 2-11, Brian Hardy 3-(-19); Alvarado: Broam Hart 31-145, Wayne Onderdonck 9-75, Travis Pruitt 2-(-7).

Passing – Prosper: Brian Hardy 2-3-0 12; Alvarado: Travis Pruitt 5-14-1 76.

Receiving – Prosper: Brett Thompson 1-8, Mario Edwards 1-4; Alvarado: Chance Means 1-49, Brandon Huckaba 2-16, Jacob Brown 1-7, Broam Hart 1-4.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Alvarado - safety

SECOND QUARTER

Prosper – Juan Williams 68 run (pass failed)

THIRD QUARTER

Prosper – Williams 61 run (Clae Brewer kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Alvarado – Travis Pruitt 1 run (run failed)

 

 

Class 3A, Region II, Division I

Prosper 13, Alvarado 8

GRAND PRAIRIE – Alvarado drove to the Eagle 25-yard line before the defending state champions (11-1) buckled down for the win and set up quite a matchup in the regional semifinals this week against Lovejoy (11-1).

Prosper’s Zach Neely recovered a Travis Pruitt fumble with just more than two minutes remaining in the game at the Gopher-Warrior Bowl.

Juan Williams ran 29 times for 256 yards and both of the Eagles’ touchdowns.

Alvarado sacked Prosper quarterback Brian Hardy in the end zone for a first-quarter safety, and the lead stood until Williams’ 68-yard touchdown run gave the Eagles a 6-2 halftime lead.

Williams scored again from 61 yards out in the third quarter, and Alvarado drew within five on Pruitt’s one-yard scoring run in the fourth.

Broam Hart led Alvarado (7-5) with 145 yards on 31 carries, and Wayne Onderdonck ran nine times for 75 yards.

 

Prosper 13, Alvarado 8

Prosper   0              6              7              0              -13

AHS       2              0              0              6              -8

 

Team Stats           Prosper   Alvarado

First Downs          10            13

Rushes-Yards       38-266   42-213

Passing Yards       12           76

C-A-I                    2-3-0        5-14-1

Fumbles-Lost        3-1         3-2

Penalties-Yards    5-25        4-30

Punts-Average      5-33.4    5-27.2

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Prosper: Juan Williams 29-256, Colin Padilla 4-18, Brett Thompson 2-11, Brian Hardy 3-(-19); Alvarado: Broam Hart 31-145, Wayne Onderdonck 9-75, Travis Pruitt 2-(-7).

Passing – Prosper: Brian Hardy 2-3-0 12; Alvarado: Travis Pruitt 5-14-1 76.

Receiving – Prosper: Brett Thompson 1-8, Mario Edwards 1-4; Alvarado: Chance Means 1-49, Brandon Huckaba 2-16, Jacob Brown 1-7, Broam Hart 1-4.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Alvarado - safety

SECOND QUARTER

Prosper – Juan Williams 68 run (pass failed)

THIRD QUARTER

Prosper – Williams 61 run (Clae Brewer kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Alvarado – Travis Pruitt 1 run (run failed)

 

Class 3A Division I

Region I

Abilene Wylie 42, Andrews 0

Burkburnett Bulldogs 27, Burnet Bulldogs 21

This Week: Abilene Wylie vs. Burkburnett

Division II

Region I

Graham 44, Monahans 28 (Graham had only one loss, gave Monahans its only loss)

Brownwood 41, Seminole 28 (Brownwood coached by UT WR Jordan Shipley’s father)

Bridgeport 34, China Spring 31

Wimberley 31, Iowa Park 14

This Week

Bridgeport vs. Graham

Brownwood vs. Wimberley

 

Region II

Kennedale 10, Celina 6

JUSTIN - Defense and special teams proved to be the difference, as Lorenzo Fouts returned a punt 55 yards for a touchdown, as Kennedale (11-1) knocked Celina out of the playoffs and snapped the Bobcats' string of consecutive 10-win seasons at 15.

Celina (7-5) fell one 10-win season shy of Corpus Christi Calallen's state mark and lost despite giving up only 69 yards of offense, all on the ground.

The Bobcats had a late 1-yard touchdown run by Daniel Mendoza, and Caleb Lavey recovered a fumble, but Celina fumbled the ball back to end the threat in a game played at Justin Northwest.

Leading rusher Jose Romero was lost to an ankle injury in the second quarter and didn't return, with backup Cody Sandler taking over and rushing 18 times for 72 yards.

Fouts intercepted a Cody Worrell pass and returned it 60 yards to set up Zane Guadagnolo's 36-yard field goal for an early 3-0 lead.

Kennedale advances to play the Pittsburg Pirates (10-1) in this week's Region II semifinals.

 

Kennedale 10, Celina 6

Celina 0 0 0 6 -6

K’dale 3 0 7 0 -10

 

Team Stats           Celina K’dale

First Downs          18 3

Rushes-Yards       52-176 26-69

Passing Yards       52 0

C-A-I                    3-14-1 0-1-0

Fumbles-Lost        3-1 2-1

Penalties-Yards    2-20 2-25

Punts-Average      4-29.3 4-35

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Celina: Cody Sandler 18-72, Jose Romero 7-38, Cody Worrell 16-32, Jamarick Simmons 8-25, Daniel Mendoza 3-9; Kennedale: Dashiell Mosely 4-41, Tony Sabando 7-19, Steven Rivera 6-15, Cameron Cox 5-7, Bo Burgess 3-2, Team 1-(-15).

Passing – Celina: Cody Worrell 3-14-1 52; Kennedale: Steven Rivera 0-1-0 0.

Receiving – Celina: Cody Sandler 1-30, Daniel Mendoza 1-13, Jose Romero 1-9.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Kennedale – Zane Guadagnolo 36 FG

THIRD QUARTER

Kennedale – Lorenzo Fouts 55 punt return (Guadagnolo kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Celina – Daniel Mendoza 1 run (pass failed)

 

Pittsburg 53, Quinlan Ford 13

ROYSE CITY - Mitch Manley completed 17 of 32 passes for 210 yards and two touchdowns, while Ted Burns ran 20 times for 187 yards and four scores, as Pittsburg set up a 6 p.m. game Friday against Kennedale at E.H. Hanby Stadium.

Burns did all of his dirty work in less than three quarters of play for the 10-1 Pirates.

Chris Brown caught seven passes for 95 yards and both of Manley’s touchdown passes, including a 13-yarder in the third quarter. Burns scored his fourth touchdown on a nine-yard run, and Maurice Green added a 45-yard scoring run for the Pirates.

Kyle Stone had two short touchdown runs for Quinlan Ford (4-8), which snuck in the playoffs with a win against a short-handed Nevada Community team in Week 10.

Stone's 2-yard scoring run gave Quinlan Ford an early lead before Manley's 8-yard touchdown pass to Brown, and the rout began.

Burns scored on three of the next four possessions, including an 11-yard touchdown run. Saul Martinez kicked a 32-yard field goal, and Burns added scoring runs of seven and 72 yards for a 32-7 halftime lead.

 

Pittsburg 53, Quinlan Ford 13

Quinlan Ford 7 0 6 0 -13

Pittsburg 14 18 14 7 -53

 

Team Stats           QF Pittsburg

First Downs          14 22

Rushes-Yards       41-201 29-249

Passing Yards       115 210

C-A-I                    9-19-0 17-32-0

Fumbles-Lost        3-3 1-0

Penalties-Yards    4-40 7-57

Punts-Average      5-37.6 4-45.8

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Quinlan Ford: Al Balliette 4-93, Stone 21-45, Colton Scott 7-30, Kevin Stone 3-17, Tyler McBride 3-12, Baxter 2-6, Justin Bigham 1-1; Pittsburg: Burns 20-187, Maurice Green 4-47, Billy Hashaway 3-13, Manley 2-2.

Passing – Quinlan Ford: Kyle Stone 9-19-0 115; Pittsburg: Mitch Manley 17-32-0 210.

Receiving – Quinlan Ford: Tyler McBride 2-43, Zach Witherspoon 3-32, Colten Baxter 1-23, Garrett Crosby 1-11, Al Balliette 1-3, Kevin Stone 1-3; Pittsburg: Chris Brown 7-95, Ted Burns 3-32, Andy Dube 2-28, Demarcus Armstrong 2-24, Nadell Richardson 2-17, Bear Bradley 1-14.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Quinlan Ford – Kyle Stone 2 run (Manuel Castilleja kick)

Pittsburg – Chris Brown 8 pass from Mitch Manley (Saul Martinez kick)

Pittsburg – Ted Burns 11 run (Martinez kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Pittsburg – Martinez 32 FG

Pittsburg – Burns 7 run (Koe Wetzel pass from Andy Dube)

Pittsburg – Burns 72 run (Martinez kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Pittsburg – Brown 13 pass from Manley (Martinez kick)

Pittsburg – Burns 9 run (Cesar Chavez kick)

Quinlan Ford – Stone 1 run (pass failed)

FOURTH QUARTER

Pittsburg – Maurice Green 45 run (Martinez kick)

 

Texarkana Pleasant Grove 30, Farmersville 24

MOUNT PLEASANT - Sometimes the bounce goes your way, and the Hawks used it to their advantage at Sam Parker Field.

Matt Duff caught an Antonio Graves pass for a 91-yard touchdown after the pass was deflected to him by a teammate.

Antonio Graves scored two touchdowns and passed for two more in the victory for Pleasant Grove.

The win sets up a regional semifinal game against Argyle this Friday at Royse City's Bulldog Stadium.

Pleasant Grove won its opening playoff game for the fourth straight season after receiving a bye in the bi-district round.

The Fightin’ Farmers trailed 22-8 entering the fourth quarter before whittling their deficit to six points.

Chase Wiggins’ one-yard touchdown run and a two-point conversion by quarterback Austin Brooks.

Antonio Graves threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Lane Elliot in the first quarter only to be answered by Brooks' 51-yard scoring run.

Brooks accounted for 391 of Farmersville's 439 yards of total offense, rushing 21 times for 285 yards and two touchdowns.

 

Texarkana Pleasant Grove 30, Farmersville 24

Farmersville 0 8 0 16 -24

Pleasant Grove 7 15 0 8 -30

 

Team Stats           Fville PG

First Downs         10 9

Rushes-Yards       42-333 34-105

Passing Yards       106 182

C-A-I                   5-12-2 12-16-0

Fumbles-Lost        3-0 3-1

Penalties-Yards    2-20 1-39

Punts-Average      3-43.7 6-35.3

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Farmersville: Austin Brooks 21-285, Chase Wiggins 11-41, Morgan Harbison 9-15, Steven Duncan 1-(-8); Texarkana Pleasant Grove: n/a.

Passing – Farmersville: Austin Brooks 5-12-2 106; Texarkana Pleasant Grove: Antonio Graves 12-16-0 182.

Receiving – Farmersville: Morgan Harbison 1-57, Dalton Wood 3-30, Tyler Ravsten 1-19; Texarkana Pleasant Grove: n/a.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Texarkana Pleasant Grove – Lane Elliot 10 pass from Antonio Graves (Steven Oubre kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Farmersville – Austin Brooks 51 run (Chase Wiggins pass from Brooks)

Texarkana Pleasant Grove – Graves 8 run (Oubre kick)

Texarkana Pleasant Grove – Graves 1 run (DeAnte Reid pass from Graves)

FOURTH QUARTER

Farmersville – Wiggins 1 run (Brooks run)

Texarkana Pleasant Grove – Matt Duff 91 pass from Graves (Damien Watts pass from Graves)

Farmersville – Brooks 25 run (Brooks run)

 

Thursday

Thursday

Argyle 45, Lake Worth 7

JUSTIN - Layton Lowry ran nine times for 109 yards and three touchdowns, as Argyle (12-0) remained unbeaten with a convincing win at Justin Northwest.

Austin Aune threw a 52-yard touchdown pass to Justin Hommel, and Chad Hedlund's 28-yard field goal began the onslaught.

Lowry scored on runs of 33 and 41 yards for a 24-0 Eagle lead at the half. Jake Meeks had a 47-yard touchdown run, and Murphy Ellis added one from a yard out.

Joel Rockmore ran 33 times for 145 yards and a late touchdown for 8-4 Lake Worth.

 

Argyle 45, Lake Worth 7

LW 0 0 0 7 -7

Argyle 7 17 21 0 -45

 

Team Stats           LW Argyle

First Downs         19 12

Rushes-Yards      49-243 32-250

Passing Yards      62 137

C-A-I                   3-10-2 8-21-0

Fumbles-Lost       4-3 0-0

Penalties-Yards    8-95 8-70

Punts-Average     4-26 4-32.5

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Lake Worth: Joel Rockmore 33-145, Donovan Vess 12-53, Brandon Miller 4-45; Argyle: Layton Lowry 9-109, Kevin Ryon 11-56, Jake Meeks 2-55, Adam Kahne 3-12, Blake Dunham 2-11, Nick Chrestopoulos 3-5, Murphy Ellis 1-1, Scotty Seiber 1-1.

Passing – Lake Worth:Vess 3-9-2 62, Brannon Riley 0-1-0 0; Argyle: Austin Aune 8-20-0 137, Drew Davis 0-1-0 0.

Receiving – Lake Worth: Brandon Miller 1-35, Montana Chitty 2-27; Argyle: Justin Hommel 1-52, Lance Sutton 4-41, Adam Kahne 2-38, Taylor Brasher 1-6.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Argyle – Justin Hommel 52 pass from Austin Aune (Chad Hedlund kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Argyle – Hedlund 28 FG

Argyle – Layton Lowry 33 run (Hedlund kick)

Argyle – Lowry 41 run (Hedlund kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Argyle – Jake Meeks 47 run (Hedlund kick)

Argyle – Murphy Ellis 1 run (Hedlund kick)

Argyle – Lowry 1 run (Hedlund kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Lake Worth – Joel Rockmore 3 run (Donovan Vess kick)

 

Class 1A, Division I

Region I

Collinsville 34, DeLeon 13

This Week: Collinsville vs. Haskell

Division II

Region II

Muenster 39, Perrin-Whitt 14; Albany 33, Petrolia 6; Lindsay 34, Tolar 8

This Week: Muenster vs. Albany; Lindsay vs. Munday