Week 2 Summaries and Boxes
Friday’s Games
Non-district
BY TYLER CLIFTON
KFYN SPORTS DIRECTOR
CLARKSVILLE - Bonham continued to take steps toward improvement Friday night at Clarksville in its 2009 road opener, but the host Tigers and quarterback H.B. Rosser were too much to stop.
Rosser ran 21 times for 150 yards and two touchdowns, while Radonte Edwards scored a touchdown on the ground, in the air and threw for a score in Clarksville’s 34-21 win at New Century Club Field.
Rosser dove just inside the pylon for a key touchdown at the first-half buzzer to give the Tigers (2-1) a 20-7 lead at the break, and the defense fed off the score in the second half after holding Bonham (0-3) to 59 yards of offense in the final 24 minutes.
Rosser threw an 11-yard touchdown pass to Edwards, who completed his second two-point conversion pass of the night for a 28-13 lead with 8:05 left in the third quarter.
Edwards later ran 25 yards around left end for a 21-point advantage on a drive set up by Rosser‘s 41-yard interception return. T.J. King’s five-yard return of a blocked punt was the Warriors’ only points of the half before a lengthy delay with 2:46 left in the game.
Bonham had its best start of the season after recovering a fumble on the opening kickoff and Washington finding Chase Gregory for a 38-yard touchdown pass on the first play from scrimmage.
Rosser drew the Tigers within a point later in the quarter after his 47-yard touchdown run following a successful fake punt in which Gary Moore found Edwards for 10 yards.
The Warriors’ defense held Clarksville on downs early in the second quarter, but a personal foul kept the drive alive, and Moore made a nifty one-handed catch for a 45-yard touchdown on a halfback pass from Edwards for a 12-7 lead.
Bonham went back up by one with 1:14 left in the half after Washington bulled his way 62 yards for a score after being content with getting the first down before eluding several tacklers.
The Tigers still had plenty of time and were aided by a discrepancy in the clock that caused a 10-minute delay and gave the home team time for one final play. Rosser took advantage from 13 yards out.
Edwards took a lateral from his holder and found Quan Bell for a two-point pass that shifted all the momentum in Clarksville’s favor.
Washington finished with 130 yards on 14 carries for the Warriors, who host Whitesboro this week for homecoming in search of their first win.
Clarksville 34, Bonham 21
Bonham 7 6 0 8 -21
Clarksville 6 14 8 6 -34
Team Stats B C
First Downs 10 13
Rushes-Yards 28-155 41-272
Passing Yards 86 107
C-A-I 6-22-2 9-16-1
Fumbles-Lost 3-1 8-3
Penalties-Yards 8-60 12-75
Punts-Average 4-36.3 2-32.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Bonham: Kyle Washington 14-130, Jeremy Smith 10-23, Lane Fox 1-9, Chase Gregory 3-(-7); Clarksville: H.B. Rosser 21-150, Radonta Edwards 7-87, Trea O’Neal 4-18, Quan Bell 9-17.
Passing - Bonham: Kyle Washington 6-21-2 86, T.J. King 0-1-0 0; Clarksville: H.B. Rosser 7-12-0 51, Radonta Edwards 1-1-0 45, Gary Moore 1-3-1 10.
Receiving - Bonham: Daine Dunlap 4-50, Chase Gregory 1-38, Breelan Dunlap 1-(-2); Clarksville: Gary Moore 1-45, Radonte Edwards 2-21, Anthony Miles 1-20, Jarold McPherson 2-8, Devonta Shavers 1-7, Dariel Rosser 1-5, Quan Bell 1-1.
FIRST QUARTER
Bonham - Chase Gregory 38 pass from Kyle Washington (David Tozman kick), 11:42
Clarksville - H.B. Rosser 47 run (kick failed), 4:34
SECOND QUARTER
Clarksville - Gary Moore 45 pass from Radonte Edwards (run failed), 10:11
Bonham - Washington 62 run (kick failed), 1:14
Clarksville - Rosser 13 run (Bell pass from Edwards), :00
THIRD QUARTER
Clarksville - Edwards 11 pass from Rosser (Moore pass from Edwards), 8:05
FOURTH QUARTER
Clarksville - Edwards 25 run (kick blocked), 6:56
Bonham - T.J. King blocked punt return (conversion good), 2:46
Melissa 28, Anna 0
ANNA – Cody Morgan ran 16 times for 137 yards and three first-half touchdowns, as Melissa rebounded from a loss to Lovejoy and won the Battle of Highway 75 rivals.
Wes McQueen threw a 12-yard touchdown pass to Nathan Warren for the Cardinals (2-1).
The Melissa defense held Anna to 42 yards of total offense.
Melissa 28, Anna 0
Melissa 7 21 0 0 -28
Anna 0 0 0 0 -0
Team Stats Melissa Anna
First Downs 16 7
Rushes-Yards 36-209 40-24
Passing Yards 106 18
C-A-I 9-17-1 3-11-2
Fumbles-Lost 3-2 6-2
Penalties-Yards 9-65 6-51
Punts-Average 4-29.5 6-24.2
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Melissa: Cody Morgan 16-137, John Young 8-41, Nick Palmer 3-16, McQueen 6-8, Kristoy George 1-5, Warren 2-2; Anna: Matt Williams 12-45, Lloyd Jacobs 7-14, Austin Griffin 4-13, Elliott 10-(-16), Meaders 7-(-32).
Passing – Melissa: Wes McQueen 8-16-1 99, Aaron Bush 1-1-0 7; Anna: Elliott 1-4-1 12, Cory Meaders 2-7-1 6.
Receiving – Melissa: Nathan Warren 3-28, Brodie Russell 2-24, Aaron Bush 2-21, Brad Bush 1-20, Dallon Bates 1-13; Anna: Mark Jackson 1-12, Manuel Martinez 1-6, Matt Williams 1-0.
FIRST QUARTER
Melissa – Cody Morgan 38 run (Connor Monroe kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Melissa – Morgan 1 run (Monroe kick)
Melissa – Nathan Warren 12 pass from Wes McQueen (Monroe kick)
Melissa – Morgan 14 run (Monroe kick)
Whitesboro 34, Pottsboro 10
WHITESBORO – Jerrid Caffey ran 19 times for 188 yars and two touchdowns, while Zane Ferguson, while Jordan Gill ran for 101 yards on 20 carries and threw for a score, as Whitesboro (1-2) notched its first win of the season.
Gill completed nine of 15 passes for 182 yards and a 71-yard touchdown pass to Cameron Clark, who had 100 yards on three receptions. Eddie Ruiz caught a pair of passes for 68 yards.
Whitesboro travels to Bonham this week for the Purple Warriors’ homecoming.
Cody Parton kicked a 30-yard field goal, and Kevin Garcia threw a 22-yard touchdown pass to Shane Pemberton to give Pottsboro a 10-6 first-quarter lead before the Bearcats scored 28 unanswered points.
Whitesboro 34, Pottsboro 10
Pottsboro 10 0 0 0 -10
Whitesboro 6 10 12 6 -34
Team Stats P W
First Downs 8 19
Rushes-Yards 31-72 43-298
Passing Yards 100 230
C-A-I 5-16-0 10-16-2
Fumbles-Lost 4-2 2-2
Penalties-Yards 9-65 9-70
Punts-Average 7-38.9 2-25
Individual Statistics
Rushing –Pottsboro: Matt Potter 11-33, Kevin Garcia 11-17, Tyler McCallister 4-12, Tanner Frye 5-10; Whitesboro: Jerrid Caffey 19-188, Jordan Gill 20-101, Dillon Kirby 1-5, Zane Ferguson 1-3, Eddie Ruiz 1-3, Dalton Tune 1-(-2).
Passing – Pottsboro: Garcia 4-15-0 99, Frye 1-1-0 1; Whitesboro: Gill 9-15-2 182, Ferguson 1-1-0 48.
Receiving – Pottsboro: Dakota Baugus 3-60, Shane Pemberton 1-22, Matt Potter 1-18; Whitesboro: Cameron Clark 3-100, Eddie Ruiz 2-68, Zane Ferguson 3-37, Jerrid Caffey 1-13, Ethan Shadden 1-12.
FIRST QUARTER
Whitesboro – Eric Perkins 48 pass from Zane Ferguson (pass failed)
Pottsboro – Cody Parton 30 FG
Pottsboro – Shane Pemberton 22 pass from Kevin Garcia (Parton kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Whitesboro – Jerrid Caffey 4 run (Travis Weatheread kick)
Whitesboro – Weatheread 26 FG
THIRD QUARTER
Whitesboro – Caffey 81 run (run failed)
Whitesboro – Cameron Clark 71 pass from Gill (pass failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
Whitesboro – Caffey 17 run (run failed)
Van Alstyne 35, Howe 6
HOWE – Chris Burge completed 14 of 19 passes for 206 yards with two touchdowns (one rushing, one passing), as Van Alstyne improved to 3-0.
Chance Grayson caught five passes for 106 yards for the Panthers. Melvin Rodriguez ran 16 times for 101 yards and a 30-yard touchdown to lead the Bulldogs (0-2).
Van Alstyne 35, Howe 6
VA 7 14 8 6 -35
Howe 0 0 6 0 -6
Team Stats VA Howe
First Downs 18 11
Rushes-Yards 27-128 36-146
Passing Yards 239 40
C-A-I 15-18-0 7-15-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-0
Penalties-Yards 11-97 5-45
Punts-Average 1-40 4-29
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Van Alstyne: Jordan Barnes 14-66, Shane Wheeler 6-57, Burge 3-11, Orion Thomas 2-6, Tyler Kuster 2-1, Tanner Neill 1-(-4); Howe: Melvin Rodriguez 16-101, Tyler Ross 16-42, Chase Fountaine 4-2, Casey Davis 2-1.
Passing – Van Alstyne: Chris Burge 14-19-0 206; Tanner Neill 1-1-0 33; Howe: Chase Fountaine 6-15-0 40.
Receiving – Van Alstyne: Chance Grayson 5-106, Neill 2-39, Burge 1-33, Barnes 2-25, Soloman Biscarro 2-17, Tyler Duncan 2-14, Brandon Dalton 1-5; Howe: Davis 4-31, Dalton Harris 2-7, Rodriguez 1-1, Phillip Wildman 1-1.
FIRST QUARTER
Van Alstyne – Chris Burge 4 run (Burge kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Van Alstyne – Tyler Duncan 9 pass from Burge (Burge kick)
Van Alstyne – Jordan Barnes 2 run (Burge kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Van Alstyne – Shane Wheeler 2 run (Neill pass from Burge)
Howe – Melvin Rodriguez 30 run (kick failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
Van Alstyne – Barnes 5 run (kick failed)
Greenville 71, Paris 21
GREENVILLE - The host Lions used 535 yards of total offense to dominate Paris and improve to 3-0.
Alton Dennis rushed eight times for 180 yards and two touchdowns and also passed for two other scores for the Lions. Jarvis Bruner and Nate Mason had two touchdowns each.
Tyrell Smith ran 12 times for 101 yards to lead the Wildcats (1-2), while Corbin Taylor completed seven of 13 passes for 105 yards and a 35-yard touchdown to Darian Jones.
Greenville 71, Paris 21
Paris 0 6 7 8 -21
G’ville 26 21 12 12 -71
Team Stats Paris Greenville
First Downs 14 11
Rushes-Yards 36-211 36-435
Passing Yards 144 100
C-A-I 10-23-1 5-8-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-3 1-1
Penalties-Yards 5-39 2-10
Punts-Average 2-31.5 0-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Paris: Tyrell Smith 12-101, Broderick Reed 4-73, Darian Jones 2-17, Demontarius Lipscomb 1-7, Aaron Ethridge 5-6, Tevin Gray 3-4, Corbin Taylor 9-3; Greenville: A. Dennis 8-180, Nate Mason 8-83, Lajorian Harris 6-47, Dakeiston Williams 5-42, J. Bruner 1-40, Antwone Burley 7-27, Jeffro Davis 1-16.
Passing - Paris: Corbin Taylor 7-13-1 105, Broderick Reed 3-10-0 39; Greenville: Alton Dennis 4-7-0 84, Jeffro Davis 1-1-0 16.
Receiving - Paris: Tevairus Williams 3-69, Darian Jones 2-37, Kendall King 1-22, Dominique Mitchell 1-10, Michael Johnson 1-3, Tyrell Smith 1-2, Tevin Gray 1-1; Greenville: Dijoun Sheppard 2-40, Devonte Green 1-23, Jarvis Bruner 1-21, Gordon Coleman 1-16.
FIRST QUARTER
Greenville - Alton Dennis 41 run (Ryan Wilhelm kick)
Greenville - Dijuon Sheppard 25 pass from Dennis (Wilhelm kick)
Greenville - Dakeiston Williams 8 run (kick blocked)
Greenville - Nate Mason 4 run (run failed)
SECOND QUARTER
Greenville - Safety
Greenville - Jarvis Bruner 40 run (Wilhelm kick)
Paris - Darian Jones 35 pass from Corbin Taylor (kick failed)
Greenville - Mason 6 run (kick failed)
Greenville - Bruner 21 pass from Dennis (kick failed)
THIRD QUARTER
Greenville - Dennis 57 run (kick failed)
Greenville - Jeffro Davis 16 run (kick failed)
Paris - Tevairus Williams 24 pass from Taylor (Andreas Rivera kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Greenville - Lajorian Harris 4 run (run failed)
Greenville - Antwone Burley 5 run (kick failed)
Paris - Broderick Reed 4 run (Tyrell Smith run)
Gainesville 28, FW Castleberry 7
GAINESVILLE - DeShawn Franklin ran 13 times for 121 yards, as Gainesville improved to 3-0 and has won more games than it did the entire 2008 season.
Kielyn Lewis threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to Franklin to tie the game, and Franklin ran 49 yards for a score to give the Leopards a 14-7 half-time lead.
Lewis scored a pair of second-half touchdown runs to cap 28 unanswered points for the Leopards, who travel to Burkburnett this week. Merit Banks had an interception, and Landon Lock recovered a fumble, while Calvin Calhoun, Roderic Roland and Harold Willis also made big plays defensively.
Gainesville 28, Fort Worth Castleberry 7
FWC 7 0 0 0 -7
G’ville 0 14 14 0 -28
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Fort Worth Castleberry: Jacob Rubio 25-100; Gainesville: DeShawn Franklin 13-121.
Passing - Fort Worth Castleberry: n/a; Gainesville: n/a.
Receiving - Fort Worth Castleberry: n/a; Gainesville: n/a.
FIRST QUARTER
Fort Worth Castleberry - Jacob Rubio 3 run (kick good)
SECOND QUARTER
Gainesville - DeShawn Franklin 15 pass from Kielyn Lewis (Justin Espinosa kick)
Gainesville - Franklin 49 run (Espinosa kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Gainesville - Lewis 7 run (Espinosa kick)
Gainesville - Lewis 1 run (Espinosa kick)
Argyle 41, Vernon 12
VERNON - Scotty Seiber ran 16 times for 110 yards and a touchdown, one of four Eagle players to score on the ground, as the team improved to 3-0.
Seiber’s 23-yard touchdown run answered a Vernon interception return, as Argyle never relinquished the lead and out-scored 27 unanswered points to end the game.
Argyle 41, Vernon 12
Argyle 7 10 7 17 - 41
Vernon 6 6 0 0 -12
Team Stats Argyle Vernon
First Downs 19 4
Rushes-Yards 35-176 17-176
Passing Yards 190 7
C-A-I 15-19-0 2-5-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-2
Penalties-Yards 7-45 3-15
Punts-Average 0-0 7-35
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Argyle: Scotty Seiber 16-110, Lance Sutton 6-48, Murphy Ellis 3-16, Layton Lowry 3-8; Vernon: Devin Butler 9-109, Eric Wilson 8-67.
Passing - Argyle: Chad Hedlund 8-11-1 132, Austin Aune 7-8-0 58; Vernon: Eric Wilson 2-5-0 7.
Receiving - Argyle: Tyler Sweatt 5-71, Lance Sutton 4-43, Tyler Brasher 3-33, Juston Bruton 2-32, Scott Seiber 1-11; Vernon: Devin Butler 1-5, Shad Walker 1-2.
FIRST QUARTER
Vernon - Morgan Chavez 38 interception return (kick failed)
Argyle - Scotty Seiber 23 run (Chad Hedlund kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Argyle - Murphy Ellis 3 run (Hedlund kick)
Vernon - Shane Handley 1 run (pass failed)
Argyle - Hedlund 20 FG
THIRD QUARTER
Argyle - Justin Hommel 9 pass from Austin Aune (Hedlund kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Argyle - Hedlund 32 FG
Argyle - Layton Lowry 4 run (Hedlund kick)
Argyle - Nick Chrestopoulus 4 run (Hedlund kick)
Prosper 24, Bridgeport 0
DAINGERFIELD - Hunter Havens returned an interception 58 yards for a touchdown, one of two Prosper interceptions in the first half, as the Eagles posted their third shutout in as many games.
Juan Williams and Marcus Stroud had scoring runs of nine and 44 yards for the Eagles.
Prosper 24, Bridgeport 0
Prosper 0 10 0 14 -24
B’port 0 0 0 0 -0
Team Stats Prosper Bridgeport
First Downs 9 9
Rushes-Yards 39-198 17-12
Passing Yards 24 168
C-A-I 3-10-0 18-40-3
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1
Penalties-Yards 6-40 4-30
Punts-Average 6-32.8 7-34.1
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Prosper: Brian Hardy 13-79, Marcus Stroud 2-40, Juan Williams 17-39, Blake Owens 3-18, Brett Thompson 3-17, Lucas Soileau 1-5; Bridgeport: Dustin Green 1-2, Matt Minix 1-(-2), Trent Schuett 2-(-6), Cody Henson 13-(-6).
Passing - Prosper: Brian Hardy 3-10-0 24; Bridgeport: Cody Henson 18-38-3 168, Dustin Green 0-2-0 0.
Receiving - Prosper: Brett Thompson 1-10, Lucas Soileau 1-8, Drew Miller 1-6; Bridgeport: Jordan Daniel 8-71, Austin Blevins 4-38, Dillon Hines 1-16, Bo Zalmanzig 1-15, Matt Minix 1-8, Dustin Green 1-8, Trent Schuett 1-6, Garrett Mullins 1-4.
SECOND QUARTER
Prosper - Cale Brewer 21 FG
Prosper - Hunter Havens 58 interception return (Brewer kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Prosper - Juan Williams 9 run (Brewer kick)
Prosper - Marcus Stroud 44 run (Brewer kick)
Sanger 21, Lake Worth 13
SANGER – The host Indians (2-1) had to hang on after Lake Worth reached the 15-yard line with a chance to tie the game.
The Bullfrogs pulled within a touchdown in the third quarter on Joel Rockmore’s three-yard touchdown run. Rockmore ran 30 times for 214 yards and two touchdowns, but both defenses forced a scoreless fourth qurater.
Bo Bob Howard had 200 all-purpose yards and combined with Dane Evans on an 83-yard catch-and-run in the first quarter. Evans completed 17 of 25 passes for 287 yards and three touchdowns, including a 25-yarder to Brock Squier.
Lake Worth got ont he board in the second quarter on Rockmore’s 24-yard scoring run only to be answered by a 34-yard touchdown pass from Evans to Nathan Rotter, who finished with 111 total yards on six touches.
Sanger 21, Lake Worth 13
LW 0 6 7 0 -13
Sanger 7 14 0 0 -21
Team Stats LW Sanger
First Downs 14 15
Rushes-Yards 44-266 25-70
Passing Yards 6 291
C-A-I 1-9-1 18-29-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 3-1
Penalties-Yards 4-21 11-71
Punts-Average 5-20 4-37.3
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Lake Worth: Joel Rockmore 30-214, Donovan Vess 8-29, Brandon Miller 6-23; Sanger: Bo Bob Howard 18-92, Nathan Rotter 1-18, Brock Squier 1-18, Dane Evans 4-(-12).
Passing – Lake Worth: Donovan Vess 1-9-1 6; Sanger: Dane Evans 17-25-0 287; Nathan Rotter 1-1-0 4.
Receiving – Lake Worth: Joel Rockmore 1-6; Sanger: Bo Bob Howard 3-108, Nathan Rotter 5-93, Brock Squier 4-63, Jay Cain 2-12, Zane Paddack 3-11, Dane Evans 1-4.
FIRST QUARTER
Sanger – Bo Bob Howard 83 pass from Dane Evans (Manuel Lemus kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Sanger – Brock Squier 25 pass from Evans (Lemus kick)
Lake Worth – Joel Rockmore 24 run (kick failed)
Sanger – Nathan Rotter 34 pass from Evans (Lemus kick)
Class 2A No. 1 Daingerfield 27, Celina 13
DAINGERFIELD – Tyler Boyd ran 21 times for 127 yards and two touchdowns while also throwing for a pair of scores, as Celina lost two straight games for the first time in quite awhile.
Joe Lafayette made the most of his two receptions with a pair of touchdowns, an 18-yarder to start the game and a 69-yarder to finish it.
Jose Romero led the Bobcats (1-2) with 137 yards on 21 carries and a touchdown, while Jamarick Simmons added a two-yard score in the third quarter to pull Celina within six points.
Daingerfield 27, Celina 13
Celina 0 6 7 0 -13
D’field 6 7 6 8 -27
Team Stats Celina Daingerfield
First Downs 18 18
Rushes-Yards 44-201 43-271
Passing Yards 68 87
C-A-I 4-12-1 2-14-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-1
Penalties-Yards 5-25 6-50
Punts-Average 3-27 2-24
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Celina: Jose Romero 21-137, Jamarick Simmons 8-32, Chad Hawley 8-31, Cody Worrell 2-13, Garrett Stephenson 5-(-12); Daingerfield: Tyler Boyd 21-127, Koko Smith 19-124, Chris Jones 2-12, Joe Lafayette 1-8.
Passing – Celina: Garrett Stephenson 4-11-1 68, Jose Romero 0-1-0 0; Daingerfield: Tyler Boyd 2-14-0 87.
Receiving – Celina: Jamarick Simmons 1-31, Chad Hawley 2-24, Jose Romero 1-13; Daingerfield: Lafayette 2-87.
FIRST QUARTER
Daingerfield – Joe Lafayette 18 pass from Tyler Boyd (pass failed)
SECOND QUARTER
Celina – Jose Romero 6 run (kick failed)
Daingerfield – Boyd 14 run (B.J. Johnson kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Daingerfield – Boyd 7 run (pass failed)
Celina – Jamarick Simmons 2 run (Alex Juarez kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Daingerfield – Lafayette 69 pass from Boyd (Keyarris Garrett pass from Boyd)
Denison 33, Wichita Falls 14
BRIDGEPORT – Jimmay Mundine was solid on both sides of the football Friday in helping lead Denison back from its loss one week ago at Big Spring.
Mundine caught three passes for 67 yards, including a 32-yard touchdown pass from Jordan Taylor in the first quarter and 26-yarder in the fourth. Perhaps his biggest contribution was a 46-yard fumble return for a touchdown in the third quarter.
D.J. Jones ran 22 times for 155 yards and a pair of scores for the Yellow Jackets, who lost wide receiver and back-up quarterback Hudson Milford to a leg injury and have this week off before beginning District 9-4A play Sept. 25.
Taylor completed 10 of 22 passes for 105 yards and two touchdowns in the victory.
Denison 33, Wichita Falls 14
W. Falls 0 0 0 14 -14
Denison 7 6 13 7 -33
Team Stats WF Denison
First Downs 13 18
Rushes-Yards 30-77 49-313
Passing Yards 177 122
C-A-I 19-37-1 10-22-0
Fumbles-Lost 5-2 3-2
Penalties-Yards 6-22 14-90
Punts-Average 7-40.3 5-38.2
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Wichita Falls; Eddie Aboussie 15-64, T.J. Anderson 13-9, Devontay Chaffin 1-3, Daulton Davidson 1-1; Denison: D.J. Jones 22-155, Joseph Williams 13-85, Jordan Taylor 10-66, Cody Reeves 2-13, Tylor McLaren 2-(-6).
Passing – Wichita Falls: T.J. Anderson 19-37-1 177; Denison: Jordan Taylor 10-22-0 105.
Receiving – Wichita Falls: Connor Bishop 7-86, Dylan Sheffield 3-33, Devontay Chaffin 4-20, Daulton Davidson 1-19, Ricky Nino 1-14, Chris Vasquez 1-3, Mark Hardin 1-2, Eddie Aboussie 1-0; Denison: Jimmay Mundine 3-67, Cody Reeves 4-43, Hudson Milford 2-11, D.J. Jones 1-1.
FIRST QUARTER
Denison – Jimmay Mundine 32 pass from Jordan Taylor (Dalton Hestand kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Denison – D.J. Jones 1 run (run failed)
THIRD QUARTER
Denison – Mundine 46 fumble return (kick blocked)
Denison – Jones 13 run (Hestand kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Denison – Mundine 26 pass from Taylor (Hestand kick)
Wichita Falls – Devontay Chaffin 90 kickoff return (kick blocked)
Wichita Falls – Daulton Davidson 19 pass from T.J. Anderson (Eddie Aboussie pass from Anderson)
Sherman 48, Little Elm 17
LITTLE ELM – Madison Carter accounted for 302 all-purpose yards, as Sherman won its second straight after a season-opening loss at Lake Dallas.
Carter ran 11 times for 181 yards and three touchdowns and complted six of 12 passes for 121 yards and two more scores for the Bearcats (2-1), who led 21-3 at the half. Carter completed scoring passes of 20 and 35 yards to Tory Minor and John Welborn and ran for touchdowns of 69, 35 and 17 yards.
Zac Whitfield returned from injury to run for 98 yards on 10 carries and a touchdown, while Tyler Perkins added a 12-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter.
Sherman 48, Little Elm 17
Sherman 7 14 14 13 -48
Little Elm 0 3 6 8 -17
Team Stats Sherman Little Elm
First Downs 23 24
Rushes-Yards 31-326 61-317
Passing Yards 160 28
C-A-I 7-14-0 2-7-1
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-2
Penalties-Yards 6-80 7-50
Punts-Average 2-39 4-29.3
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Sherman: Madison Carter 11-181, Zac Whitfield 10-98, Nathan James 7-38, Tyler Perkins 1-12, Thor Long 2-(-3); Little Elm: Darnell Adams 24-141, Bradley Dudley 13-66, Matt Marrs 5-39, Bryant Johnson 8-37, Xavier Williams 8-21, D.J. Haynes 3-13.
Passing - Sherman: Carter 6-12-0 121, Long 1-2-0 39; Little Elm: Dudley 2-7-1 28.
Receiving - Sherman: John Welborn 2-44, Ryan McBride 1-39, Robert Fallon 1-35, Tory Minor 1-20, Geoff Hooker 1-14, Zac Whitfield 1-8; Little Elm: Darryl DeMesme 1-15, Matt Marrs 1-13.
FIRST QUARTER
Sherman - Tory Minor 20 pass from Madison Carter (Morgan Spears kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Sherman - Carter 69 run (Spears kick)
Sherman - Zac Whitfield 3 run (Spears kick)
Little Elm - Matt Utt 34 FG
THIRD QUARTER
Sherman - John Welborn 35 pass from Carter (Eric Hosek kick)
Little Elm - Darnell Adams 6 run (pass failed)
Sherman - Carter 35 run (Spears kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Little Elm - Bryant Johnson 6 run (Johnson run)
Sherman - Carter 17 run (Hosek kick)
Sherman - Tyler Perkins 12 run (pass failed)
Frisco Wakeland 45, Royse City 6
ROYSE CITY – Tyler Kirkindoll completed 25 of 35 passes for 431 yards and two touchdowns, as Frisco Wakeland improved to 2-0.
The Wolverines scored the game’s first 38 points, including a pair of touchdown runs from David Robason from 46 and four yards out. Joey Swanner returned a kickoff 76 yards for a score, with Alex Bateman (four catches, 96 yards) and Thomas Craig (3-81) catching scoring passes of 64 and 24 yards, respectively, while Dallas Grier finished with 104 yards on six receptions.
Royse City (0-2) was led by Ryan Fedric, who had four carries for 77 yards and a 51-yard score.
Frisco Wakeland 45, Royse City 6
Frisco Wakeland 10 21 7 7 -45
Royse City 0 0 6 0 -6
Team Stats FW RC
First Downs 23 8
Rushes-Yards 28-116 33-114
Passing Yards 431 82
C-A-I 25-35-1 12-23-2
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-0
Penalties-Yards 6-50 2-10
Punts-Average 2-35.5 7-28.9
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Frisco Wakeland: David Robason 11-60, Kellen Wright 3-31, Kenneth Hall 3-17, Abram Flores 2-10, Trent Smiley 2-8, Tyler Kirkindoll 7-(-10); Royse City: Ryan Fedric 4-77, Lewis Mapps 12-18, Dillyn Duncan 4-13, Jonathan Burns 2-6, Corey Nixon 1-2, Taylor Corbin 10-(-2).
Passing – Frisco Wakeland: Tyler Kirkindoll 25-35-1 431; Royse City: Corbin 9-19-2 48, Dillyn Duncan 3-4-0 34.
Receiving – Frisco Wakeland: Dallas Grier 6-104, Alex Bateman 4-96, Thomas Craig 3-81, David Robason 2-35, Trent Smiley 3-34, Ryan Rice 3-31, Sonny Khokhar 2-30, Kenneth Hall 1-14, Joey Swanner 1-6; Royse City: Oscar Crosby 2-35, Fedric 3-18, Lewis Mapps 2-13, Logan Mayfield 1-7, Burns 2-6, Nixon 1-4, Kristopher Smith 1-(-1).
FIRST QUARTER
Frisco Wakeland – Zach Paul 26 FG
Frisco Wakeland – Tyler Kirkindoll 4 run (Paul kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Frisco Wakeland – Alex Bateman 64 pass from Kirkindoll (Paul kick)
Frisco Wakeland – David Robason 46 run (Paul kick)
Frisco Wakeland – Robason 4 run (Paul kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Frisco Wakeland – Joey Swanner 76 kickoff return (Paul kick)
Royse City – Ryan Fedric 51 run (kick blocked)
FOURTH QUARTER
Frisco Wakeland – Thomas Craig 24 pass from Kirkindoll (Paul kick)
Frisco Centennial 41, Mesquite Poteet 27
FRISCO – Things didn’t start too well for Frisco Centennial quarterback Mark Foster, but he more than made up for it before it was all said and done.
Foster completed 32 of 44 passes for 339 yards and four touchdowns to four different receivers and also ran for a score for the Titans (2-1).
Poteet took a 20-19 lead in the third quarter on Jamarcus Robins’ eight-yard touchdown run, when Foster threw two of his four scoring passes to give Centennial the lead for good.
Defensive back Shakeem Taylor returned a Foster pass 87 yards for a touchdown and a 6-0, and the game was tied 13-13 after Beau Nowell’s touchdown pass to Tank Jefferson, but Foster’s 24-yard scoring pass to Nick Bush put Centennial on top 19-13 at the half.
Frisco Centennial 41, Mesquite Poteet 27
Mesquite Poteet 6 7 7 7 -27
Frisco Centennial 7 12 15 7 -41
Team Stats P C
First Downs 20 28
Rushes-Yards 27-118 28-95
Passing Yards 192 339
C-A-I 12-24-2 32-44-1
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards 7-77 13-105
Punts-Average 3-17.7 2-44
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Mesquite Poteet: Jonathan Coleman 14-74, Jamarcus Robins 5-26, Beau Nowell 8-18; Frisco Centennial:
Toye Oyelami 5-43, Foster 14-35, Jamel Bullock 4-9, Zach McCown 2-6, Imoh Edohoukwa 2-2, Lakeylon Rice 1-0.
Passing – Mesquite Poteet: Beau Nowell 12-24-2 192; Frisco Centennial: Nick Foster 32-44-1 339.
Receiving – Mesquite Poteet: Tarik Jefferson 2-76, Jarrod Geldmeier 3-37, Nicholas Smith 2-35, Justin Velasquez 4-31, Jonathan Coleman 1-13; Frisco Centennial: Matt Washington 4-75, Nick Bush 6-45, Edohoukwa 3-40, Bryan Singer 5-39, Mark Stewart 4-37, John Simmers 1-33, Timmy Fuller 3-27, Jamel Bullock 5-26, Chase Nichols 1-17.
FIRST QUARTER
Mesquite Poteet – Shakeem Taylor 87 interception return (kick blocked)
Frisco Centennial – Bryan Singer 18 pass from Nick Foster (Garrett Closs kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Frisco Centennial – Foster 3 run (kick blocked)
Mesquite Poteet – Tank Jefferson 60 pass from Beau Nowell (Stewart MacDonell kick)
Frisco Centennial – Nick Bush 24 pass from Foster (kick blocked)
THIRD QUARTER
Mesquite Poteet – Jamarcus Robins 8 run (MacDonnell kick)
Frisco Centennial – John Simmers 33 pass from Foster (Foster run)
Frisco Centennial – Imoh Edohoukwa 34 pass from Foster (Closs kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Frisco Centennial – Toye Oyelami 17 run (Closs kick)
Mesquite Poteet – Jarrod Geldmeier 17 pass from Nowell (MacDonell kick)
Denton Ryan 70, McKinney 63
MCKINNEY – This game certainly lived up to its billing with Ryan and Texas Tech commit Scotty Young and McKinney and LSU commit Zach Lee putting on quite a show.
The Lions (0-2) led 42-35 at the half before the Raiders tied the game 49-49 entering the final 12 minutes.
Damian Willis, who ran 28 times for 191 yards, scored his second touchdown of the game from a yard out only to be answered by an 18-yard scoring pass from Young to Bud Sasser, one of his three touchdown receptions of the game.
Ryan took the lead for good on two more touchdown tosses from Young to Michael Cudd, from 65 and 27 yards out. Cudd also had three scoring receptions, while Young tied a Texas state record with his eight touchdown passes.
Lee did his best to keep the Lions in the game, completing 20 of 37 passes for 360 yards and five touchdowns, but Young was too much to handle after passing for 550 yards on 27 of 41 passing.
Cudd (six receptions 182 yards), and Sasser (7-138) were two of three Raider receivers to go past the century mark. Antonio Anderson caught nine passes for 165 yards and two touchdowns.
Denton Ryan 70, McKinney 63
Denton Ryan 21 14 14 21 -70
McKinney 14 28 7 14 -63
Team Stats Ryan McKinney
First Downs 28 27
Rushes-Yards 18-95 40-218
Passing Yards 550 360
C-A-I 27-41-0 20-37-0
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-0
Penalties-Yards 6-65 13-120
Punts-Average 2-34.5 3-38
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Denton Ryan: Kaylon Alexander 13-85, Will Clark 2-9, Scotty Young 3-1; McKinney: Damian Willis 28-191, Zach Lee 11-24, Josh Weathers 1-3.
Passing – Denton Ryan: Scotty Young 27-41-0 550; McKinney: Zach Lee 20-37-0 360.
Receiving – Denton Ryan: Michael Cudd 6-182, Antonio Anderson 9-165, Bud Sasser 7-138, Kaylon Alexander 4-62, Trey Mohair 1-3; McKinney: Matt Lipka 6-188, Devante Harrison 4-87, Josh Weathers 2-35, Jon Maribo 6-31, Tanner Newton 2-19.
FIRST QUARTER
McKinney – Devante Harrison 35 pass from Zach Lee (Michael Gonsalves kick)
Denton Ryan – Kaylon Alexander 23 run (Christihan Guifarro kick)
Denton Ryan – Bud Sasser 22 pass from Scotty Young (Guifarro kick)
McKinney – Matt Lipka 100 kick return (Gonsalves kick)
Denton Ryan – Sasser 29 pass from Young (Guifarro kick)
SECOND QUARTER
McKinney – Lipka 8 pass from Lee (Gonsalves kick)
McKinney – Lipka 60 pass from Lee (Gonsalves kick)
Denton Ryan – Antonio Anderson 8 pass from Young (Guifarro kick)
McKinney – Josh Weathers 3 run (Gonsalves kick)
Denton Ryan – Anderson 14 pass from Young (Guifarro kick)
McKinney – Damion Willis 70 run (Gonsalves kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Denton Ryan – Michael Cudd 23 pass from Young (Guifarro kick)
McKinney – Lipka 33 pass from Lee (Gonsalves kick)
Denton Ryan – Alexander 1 run (Guifarro kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
McKinney – Willis 1 run (Gonsalves kick)
Denton Ryan – Sasser 18 pass from Young (Guifarro kick)
Denton Ryan – Cudd 65 pass from Young (kick failed)
Denton Ryan – Cudd 27 pass from Young (Sasser pass from Young
McKinney – Weathers 21 pass from Lee (Gonsalves kick)
Lovejoy 23, Frisco Liberty 20
LUCAS – Visiting Liberty scored the first 20 points of the game and had host Lovejoy shut out at the half, but the Leoaprds responded with 23 unanswered points for the victory.
Michael Means threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to Parker Norris to get Lovejoy (3-0) on the board, and the Leopards trailed only 20-15 after Means 1-yard score and Norris’ two-point run.
Means added another touchdown run from 14 yards out and threw a two-point pass to Ben Thomas for the eventual three-point win.
Means accounted for 284 of Lovejoy’s 402 yards of total offense.
Malcom Hill’s 36-yard touchdown pass to Brandon Smith and Pereese Jones’ 54-yard scoring run in the first quarter allowed the Red Hawks to take a 13-0 lead into halftime.
Jay Ajayi added a 16-yard touchdown run in the third quarter for a 20-0 advantage.
Lovejoy 23, Frisco Liberty 20
Liberty 13 0 7 0 -20
Lovejoy 0 0 15 8 -23
Team Stats Liberty Lovejoy
First Downs 12 17
Rushes-Yards 41-192 33-211
Passing Yards 100 191
C-A-I 6-17-2 13-29-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1
Penalties-Yards 10-100 7-60
Punts-Average 4-36.8 5-33
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Frisco Liberty: Malcom Hill 19-80, Pereese Joas 6-66, Jay Ajayi 12-63, Brandon Brotzman 4-(-17); Lovejoy: Michael Means 18-93, Blake Martin 10-89, Parker Norris 3-23, Ben Thomas 1-5, Tanner Michaels 1-1.
Passing – Frisco Liberty: Brandon Brotzman 4-10-1 58, Hill 2-7-1 42; Lovejoy: Michael Means 13-29-0 191.
Receiving – Frisco Liberty: Brandon Smith 1-36, Cameron Brown 2-28, Brandon Nelson 2-20, Malcom Hill 1-16; Lovejoy: Parker Norris 6-75, Ben Thomas 3-74, Hayden Marsh 2-33, Conner Smith 1-8, Blake Martin 1-1.
FIRST QUARTER
Liberty – Brandon Smith 36 pass from Malcom Hill (kick blocked)
Liberty – Pereese Jones 54 run (Connor Hirt kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Liberty – Jay Ajayi 16 run (Hirt kick)
Lovejoy – Parker Norris 15 pass from Michael Means (Eddie Puskarich kick)
Lovejoy – Means 1 run (Norris run)
FOURTH QUARTER
Lovejoy – Means 14 run (Ben Thomas pass from Means)
Callisburg 47, Whitewright 12
WHITEWRIGHT - Bobby Dorman ran 11 times for 118 yards and three touchdowns and threw for another score, as Callisburg improved to 3-0.
Langston Jones had 123 yards on 14 carries for the Wildcats, who also had two scoring runs from Cory Harmon.
Chris Apala also had a touchdown run, and Alan Eugster added a scoring reception for Callisburg.
Chris Bearden caught six passes for 73 yards and two touchdowns, while Steven Spann had 92 yards on three carries for the Tigers (0-3) and completed six of 11 passes for 81 yards and touchdowns of 11 and 14 yards to Bearden.
Dorman completed eight of 12 passes for 91 yards.
Callisburg 47, Whitewright 12
Callisburg 7 20 14 6 -47
Whitewright 0 0 6 6 -12
Team Stats Whitewright Callisburg
First Downs 7 14
Rushes-Yards 32-111 39-282
Passing Yards 81 91
C-A-I 7-13-1 8-13-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-2 5-1
Penalties-Yards 3-13 1-5
Punts-Average 4-31.3 2-31.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Callisburg: Langston Jones 14-123, Bobby Dorman 11-118, Cory Harmon 6-46, Clay McKenzie 1-17, Chris Apala 1-2, Cole Wescoat 1-0, Seth Wolfe 1-0, Kevin Bartley 2-(-10), Team 2-(-14); Whitewright: Steven Spann 3-92, Hamilton Luper 24-32, Stephen Crump 2-(-1), Troy Worthy 2-(-3), Team 1-(-9).
Passing - Callisburg: Bobby Dorman 8-12-0 91, Cole Wescoat 0-1-0 0; Whitewright: Steven Spann 6-11-0 81, Hamilton Luper 1-2-1 8.
Receiving - Callisburg: Alan Eugster 2-26, Clay McKenzie 1-21, Kevin Bartley 1-17, Cole Wescoat 1-10, Dusty Hammond 1-9, Jorden Weaver 1-6, Langston Jones 1-2; Whitewright: Chris Bearden 6-73, Kelby Dodson 1-8.
FIRST QUARTER
Callisburg - Bobby Dorman 28 run (Dorman kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Callisburg - Cory Harmon 3 run (Dorman kick)
Callisburg - Dorman 37 run (run failed)
Callisburg - Chris Apala 2 run (Dorman kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Callisburg - Dorman 2 run (Dorman kick)
Whitewright - Chris Bearden 11 pass from Steve Spann (kick blocked)
Callisburg - Alan Eugster 13 pass from Dorman (Dorman kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Callisburg - Harmon 5 run (kick failed)
Whitewright - Bearden 14 pass from Spann (pass failed)
Pilot Point 39, Ferris 14
PILOT POINT – Seth Tilley and Jarman Johnson combined to run 45 times for 395 yards and all five of the Bearcats’ touchdowns to improve to 3-0.
Tilley had 200 yards on 29 carries and scoring runs of one and 39 yards, while Johnson had 195 yards on 16 carries and two scores of 28 and three yards while also catching a 20-yard scoring pass. Johnson was one touchdown reception away from having two rushing and two passing scores in three straight games.
James Hopkins ran 12 times for 100 yards and a touchdown and also had a 65-yard scoring reception for Ferris.
Pilot Point 39, Ferris 14
Ferris 0 0 0 14 -14
P. Point 14 11 0 14 -39
Team Stats Ferris PP
First Downs 9 21
Rushes-Yards 35-204 51-378
Passing Yards 65 46
C-A-I 1-3-0 5-10-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-1
Penalties-Yards 8-58 8-55
Punts-Average 3-32 2-24
Individual Statistics
Rushing –Ferris: James Hopkins 12-100, Shaka Collins 11-56, Ryan Kidwill 11-46, Benny Martinez 1-2; Pilot Point: Seth Tilley 29-200, Jarman Johnson 16-195, Jeremy Jackson 1-0.
Passing –Ferris: Ryan Kidwill 1-3-0 65; Pilot Point: Seth Tilley 5-10-0 45.
Receiving –Ferris: James Hopkins 1-65; Pilot Point: Jarman Johnson 3-30, Tyler McNairy 1-8, Willie Davis 1-7.
FIRST QUARTER
Pilot Point – Jarman Johnson 28 run (Ruben Martinez kick)
Pilot Point – Seth Tilley 1 run (Martinez kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Pilot Point – Martinez 33 FG
Pilot Point – Tilley 39 run (Johnson run)
FOURTH QUARTER
Ferris – James Hopkins 40 run (Edwin Munoz kick)
Pilot Point – Johnson 3 run (Martinez kick)
Ferris – Hopkins 65 pass from Ryan Kidwill (Munoz kick)
Pilot Point – Johnson 20 pass from Tilley (Martinez kick)
Nocona 51, S&S 21
NOCONA - Phillip Lott and Trevor Fenoglio combined to score all seven of Nocona’s touchdowns in its victory.
Lott ran 12 times for 233 yards and four touchdowns, while Fenoglio added 122 yards on 15 carries and three scores for Nocona.
Chance Bratcher and Danny Franklin had touchdown runs for the Rams (1-2), as Franklin’s 1-yard scoring run left the Rams trailing only 14-7 at the half. Michael Lee’s 80-yard kickoff return for a touchdown got S&S again within seven points in the third quarter before Nocona pulled way with 30 of the final 37 points.
Nocona 51, S&S 21
S&S 0 7 14 0 -21
Nocona 6 8 21 16 -51
Team Stats S&S Nocona
First Downs 14 17
Rushes-Yards 38-99 34-421
Passing Yards 85 33
C-A-I 7-14-0 2-5-0
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards 5-50 8-65
Punts-Average 3-25 0-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing - S&S: Michael Lee 18-69, Chance Bratcher 9-25, Danny Franklin 7-5, Ryan Loew 1-3, Blair Keeton 2-0, Billy Hewitt 1-(-2); Nocona: Phillip Lott 12-233, Trevor Fenoglio 15-122, B.J. Guilliams 6-53.
Passing - S&S: Danny Franklin 7-14-0 85; Nocona: Trevor Fenoglio 2-5-0 33.
Receiving - S&S: Billy Hewitt 3-71, Blair Keeton 1-5, Jacob Aguirre 1-5, Michael Lee 2-4; Nocona: Phillip Lott 2-33.
FIRST QUARTER
Nocona - Trevor Fenoglio 20 run (kick blocked)
SECOND QUARTER
Nocona - Phillip Lott 65 run (Mitchell pass from Fenoglio)
S&S - Danny Franklin 1 run (Billy Hewitt kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Nocona - Lott 25 run (Tyler Leon kick)
S&S - Michael Lee 80 kickoff return (Hewitt kick)
Nocona - Lott 36 run (Leon kick)
Nocona - Fenoglio 22 run (Leon kick)
S&S - Chance Bratcher 1 run (Hewitt kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Nocona - Lott 65 run (Leon kick)
Nocona - Safety
Nocona - Fenoglio 34 run (Leon kick)
Tom Bean 19, Blue Ridge 14
BLUE RIDGE – Hunter Hendry completed 11 of 22 passes for 221 yards and a touchdown and ran for two scores, as Tom Bean won its first game of the 2009 season.
Mitch Trentman caught five passes for 122 yards for the Tomcats, while Jake Trentman caught a 14-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter.
Jake Price ran for two touchdowns for the Tigers (0-3), including a 13-yarder that gave them an 8-6 lead until Hendry’s second scoring run put Tom Bean up by four at the half.
Tom Bean 19, Blue Ridge 14
Tom Bean 0 12 7 0 -19
Blue Ridge 0 8 0 6 -14
Team Stats TB BR
First Downs 16 7
Rushes-Yards 35-85 29-72
Passing Yards 225 46
C-A-I 12-23-2 7-14-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-2 2-0
Penalties-Yards 11-102 5-45
Punts-Average 4-37 6-34
Individual Statistics
Rushing –Tom Bean: Hunter Hendry 20-64, West 5-12, Colby Pennell 10-9; Blue Ridge: Jake Price 12-37, Josh Taylor 8-25, Brennan Smith 9-10.
Passing – Tom Bean: Hunter Hendry 11-22-2 221, Kyle West 1-1-0 4; Blue Ridge: Jake Price 7-14-0 46.
Receiving – Tom Bean: Mitch Trentman 5-122, Jake Trentman 3-64, German Mendoza 2-29, Tyler Ellis 1-9, Chris McMahan 1-1.
SECOND QUARTER
Tom Bean – Hunter Hendry 3 run (kick failed)
Blue Ridge – Jake Price 13 run (Brennan Smith run)
Tom Bean – Hendry 1 run (run failed)
THIRD QUARTER
Tom Bean – Jake Trentman 14 pass from Hendry (Josh Highlander kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Blue Ridge – Price 2 run (run failed)
Gunter 43, Commerce 13
GUNTER – Chad Tucker ran 16 times for 114 yards and three touchdowns, as Gunter improved to 3-0 with the win.
Nicky Mixon added 69 yards on eight carries and two scores for Gunter. Jurace Brown ran 13 times for 105 yards for Commerce (0-3).
Gunter 43, Commerce 13
Commerce 6 0 0 7 -13
Gunter 14 20 2 7 -43
Team Stats C G
First Downs 9 11
Rushes-Yards 32-182 43-272
Passing Yards 33 79
C-A-I 10-12-0 1-2-1
Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-1
Penalties-Yards 11-97 5-45
Punts-Average 3-26 1-40
Individual Statistics
Rushing –Commerce: Jurace Brown 13-105, T.J. Pannell 5-51, R.J. Harrison 3-14, Shae Gwin 5-10, Kyle Putman 2-5, Shane Relford 1-0, Terrence Walker 3-(-3); Gunter: Nicky Chad Tucker 16-114, Nicky Mixon 8-69, Richie Robledo 7-31, Leo Castorena 6-30, Colton Hinson 4-29, Favian Montes 1-0.
Passing – Commerce: Terrence Walker 10-12-0 33; Gunter: Colton Hinson 1-2-1 79.
Receiving – Commerce: Jurace Brown 3-16, Cameron Nelson 3-14, Tadarious Hawkins 1-5, Chris Brown 1-1, Shae Gwin 1-(-1), R.J. Harrison 1-(-2); Gunter: Price Ferrell 1-79.
FIRST QUARTER
Commerce – Jurace Brown 9 run (kick failed)
Gunter – Nicky Mixon 23 run (Dalton Lee kick)
Gunter – Chad Tucker 15 run (Lee kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Gunter – Tucker 6 run (kick failed)
Gunter – Price Ferrell 79 pass from Colton Hinson (Lee kick)
Gunter – Tucker 15 run (Lee kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Gunter - Safety
FOURTH QUARTER
Commerce – Brown 7 run (Miguel Perez kick)
Gunter – Mixon 1 run (Lee kick)
Collinsville 36, Muenster Sacred Heart 0
MUENSTER - Chris Carney scored on touchdown runs of 68 and 61 yards, as Collinsville won its first game of the season in shut-out fashion.
Jeff Polley opened the game with a 76-yard touchdown run, and Cory Ragsdale completed an 18-yard scoring pass to David Byrom for a 21-0 halftime lead.
Scott Ragsdale added a one-yard touchdown run for the Pirates in the fourth quarter.
Collinsville 36, Muenster Sacred Heart 0
Collinsville 14 7 8 7 -36
Sacred Heart 0 0 0 0 -0
FIRST QUARTER
Collinsville - Jeff Polley 76 run (Tyler Ford kick)
Collinsville - Chris Carney 68 run (Ford kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Collinsville - David Byrom 18 pass from Cory Ragsdale (Ford kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Collinsville - Carney 61 run (Ford run)
FOURTH QUARTER
Collinsville - Scott Ragsdale 1 run (Ford kick)
Lindsay 49, Gainesville State School 0
LINDSAY - Robert Arend ran for two touchdowns, and Dax Fleitman added a pair of touchdown passes in the Knights’ win.
Fleitman threw scoring tosses of 50 yards to Ross Jones and 16 yards to Madison Parkhill. Three others scored rushing touchdowns for Lindsay (2-1).
Lindsay 49, Gainesville State School 0
Gainesville SS 0 0 0 0 -0
Lindsay 14 21 7 7 -49
FIRST QUARTER
Lindsay - Ross Jones 50 pass from Dax Fleitman (Jones kick)
Lindsay - Robert Arend 1 run (Jones kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Lindsay - Arend 26 run (Jones kick)
Lindsay - Madison Parkhill 16 pass from Fleitman (Jones kick)
Lindsay - Travis Skinner 6 run (Jones kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Lindsay - Josh Mueller 2 run (Jones kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Lindsay - John Block 8 run (Jones kick)
Era 23, Bells 20
ERA - Trey Dunn threw a three-yard touchdown pass to Nathan Metzler and ran the deciding score in from six yards out, as host Era scored 15 fourth-quarter points in the comeback win.
Josh Fagan had a pair of touchdown runs for the Panthers (1-2), who led 12-8 at the half and 20-8 entering the fourth quarter after a 10-yard touchdown run by Bud Pedigo.
Era 23, Bells 20
Bells 6 6 8 0 -20
Era 2 6 0 15 -23
FIRST QUARTER
Bells - Josh Fagan 8 run (kick blocked)
Era - Justin Lance two-point conversion run off blocked kick
SECOND QUARTER
Era - Jace Sutton 15 run (kick failed)
Bells - Fagan 16 run (run failed)
THIRD QUARTER
Bells - Bud Pedigo 10 run (Pedigo run)
FOURTH QUARTER
Era - Nathan Metzler 3 pass from Trey Dunn (Metzler kick)
Era - Dunn 6 run (James Rust pass from Dunn)
Wolfe City 47, Rivercrest 27
BOGATA - Devion Wortham ran 14 times for 115 yards and three touchdowns, and Dondre Wright added 99 yards on 16 carries and two scores, as Wolfe City bounced back from a double-overtime loss to Honey Grove last week.
Kyle McCuller returned the opening kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown, and Rivercrest held a 14-7 lead after Jordan White ran six yards for a score. Wortham and Wright scored on the ground to give the Wolves a 20-14 first-quarter lead.
Brady Kennedy led the Rebels, completing nine of 22 passes for 250 yards and touchdown passes of 15 yards to Jacob Wright and 90 yards to Kyle McCuller.
Wolfe City 47, Rivercrest 27
WC 20 13 7 7 -47
Rcrest 14 7 0 6 -27
Team Stats Wolfe City Rivercrest
First Downs 22 7
Rushes-Yards 56-338 19-86
Passing Yards 36 250
C-A-I 3-6-0 9-23-1
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 4-3
Penalties-Yards 2-10 3-15
Punts-Average 0-0 1-34
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Wolfe City: Devion Wortham 14-115, Dondre Wright 16-99, Darrius Brown 7-41, Ryan Carrigan 6-30, Caleb Fuller 4-19, Colt Herron 6-18, Ryan Smith 3-16; Rivercrest: Brady Kennedy 14-65, Jordan White 4-15, Kyle McCuller 1-6.
Passing - Wolfe City: Jacob Harville 3-6-0 36, Caleb Fuller 0-1-0 0; Rivercrest: Brady Kennedy 9-22-1 250, Jacob Wright 0-1-0 0.
Receiving - Wolfe City: Dakoda McFail 2-24, Dondre Wright 1-12; Rivercrest: McCuller 1-90, Jacob Wright 2-81, John English 1-41, Jordan White 3-28, Luke Wright 1-8.
FIRST QUARTER
Rivercrest - Kyle McCuller 90 kickoff return (Garret Anderson kick)
Wolfe City - Dondre Wright 32 run (Wright kick)
Rivercrest - Jordan White 6 run (Anderson kick)
Wolfe City - Devion Wortham 4 run (Wright kick)
Wolfe City - Wright 16 run (kick failed)
SECOND QUARTER
Wolfe City - Darrius Brown 6 run (run failed)
Wolfe City - Wortham 1 run (Wright kick)
Rivercrest - Jacob Wright 15 pass from Brady Kennedy (Anderson kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Wolfe City - Colt Herron 5 run (Wright kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Rivercrest - McCuller 90 pass from Kennedy (kick blocked)
Wolfe City - Wortham 11 run, (Wright kick)
Chisum 43, Honey Grove 21
PARIS – Jeremy Eddington ran 13 times for 139 yards and a touchdown and also caught a scoring pass for good measure, as Chisum (3-0) scored the first 30 points and never looked back.
Five different Mustang players scored in the win that included three two-point conversion runs.
Honey Grove (1-2) was unable to build off its double-overtime win against Wolfe City from the week before but did have three rushing touchdowns, including one from quarterback Dillon Baugh, who ran 11 times for 70 yards. Zack Patt added 69 yards on 12 carries.
Chisum 43, Honey Grove 21
HG 0 7 0 14 -21
Chisum 22 15 0 6 -43
Team Stats HG Chisum
First Downs 13 20
Rushes-Yards 39-203 34-279
Passing Yards 16 56
C-A-I 3-10-1 4-9-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-1
Penalties-Yards 3-35 5-65
Punts-Average 5-34.2 2-47
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Honey Grove: Dillon Baugh 11-70, Zack Patt 12-69, Corwin Louis 6-43, Brandarious Brown 9-15, Cam Brooks 1-6; Chisum: Jeremy Eddington 13-139, Sloan Moss 4-56, T.J. Briscoe 9-54, Brian Glover 6-20, Zach Millsap 1-13, Mason Justiss 1-3.
Passing – Honey Grove: Baugh 3-10-1 16; Chisum: Eddington 3-8-0 31, Briscoe 1-1-0 25, Moss 0-1-0 0, Landon Smith 0-1-0 0.
Receiving – Honey Grove: Dijon Finney 1-8, Cam Brooks 1-5, Corwin Louis 1-3; Chisum: Jeremy Eddington 1-25, Tyler Jeffery 2-20, Zach Millsap 1-11.
FIRST QUARTER
Chisum – Sloan Moss 27 run (kick failed)
Chisum – T.J. Briscoe 9 run (Jeremy Eddington run)
Chisum – Tyler Jeffery 6 pass from Eddington (Briscoe run)
SECOND QUARTER
Chisum – Eddington 25 pass from Briscoe (Brian Glover run)
Honey Grove – Corwin Louis 21 run (Aaron Spann kick)
Chisum – Glover 2 run (Jeffery kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Honey Grove – Cam Brooks 6 run (Spann kick)
Chisum – Eddington 35 run (run failed)
Honey Grove – Dillon Baugh 3 run (Spann kick)
Prairiland 16, Harmony 15
PATTONVILLE – Defensive end Jarid Lyles recovered a fumble caused by tackle Brian Jones and fellow end Randal Sessums in the final seconds of the game, as Prairiland held on to beat Harmony and improve to 3-0.
Junior split end Justin Harris had a solid night on both sides of the ball and broke through Eagle defenders for a 55-yard touchdown reception from Tanner Connot and also caught the two-point conversion pass from Connot for the eventual one-point final margin.
The Patriots found a way to win without quarterback Payne Schuelke, who now has two weeks to recuperate from a separated shoulder. Prairiland is off next week before hosting Clarksville.
Prairiland 16, Harmony 15
Harmony 0 7 8 0 -15
Prairiland 0 8 0 8 -16
Team Stats Harmony Prairiland
First Downs 6 13
Rushes-Yards 31-112 36-118
Passing Yards 59 113
C-A-I 7-19-1 11-20-0
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-3
Penalties-Yards 2-20 2-15
Punts-Average 7-31 5-34.6
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Harmony: n/a; Prairiland: Randal Sessums 16-61, Tanner Connot 12-27, Brandon Graham 4-16, Josh Esch 3-9, Todd Fendley 1-8.
Passing - -Harmony: n/a; Prairiland: Tanner Connot 8-16-0 76, Zach McLamore 3-4-0 35.
Receiving – Harmony: n/a; Prairiland: Justin Harris 4-64, Josh Esch 1-19, Tanner Connot 1-18, Todd Fendley 1-7, Aaron Coburn 1-3, Zach McLamore 2-2.
SECOND QUARTER
Harmony – Colton Bunn 38 fumble recovery (Wesley Schoon kick)
Prairiland – Tanner Connot 1 run (Aaron Coburn pass from Connot)
THIRD QUARTER
Harmony – Luke Laminack 66 run (Bunn run)
FOURTH QUARTER
Prairiland – Justin Harris 55 pass from Connot (Harris pass from Connot)
Cumby 31, Detroit 8
DETROIT - Detroit held an 8-6 first-quarter lead after Deon Patt’s 68-yard touchdown run and Chaz Dickerson’s two-point conversion, but visiting Cumby scored 31 unanswered points for the win.
Patt ran seven times for 77 yards and the score, and Crey Dickerson added 61 yards on 11 carries for the Eagles.
Cumby 31, Detroit 8
Cumby 6 8 3 14 -31
Detroit 8 0 0 0 -8
Team Stats Cumby Detroit
First Downs 13 6
Rushes-Yards 36-118 39-176
Passing Yards 113 60
C-A-I 11-20-0 4-7-0
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-3
Penalties-Yards 2-15 2-20
Punts-Average 5-34.6 7-31
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Cumby n/a; Detroit: Deon Patt 7-77, Crey Dickerson 11-61, Chaz Dickerson 17-43, Kameron Cashion 1-4, Zach Nance 1-2, Kenton Tucker 2-(-11).
Passing - Cumby n/a; Detroit: Chaz Dickerson 4-6-0 60; Kenton Tucker 0-1-0 0.
Receiving - Cumby n/a; Detroit: Kenton Tucker 3-46, Crey Dickerson 1-14.
FIRST QUARTER
Detroit - Deon Patt 68 run (Chaz Dickerson run)
Cumby - Michael Morris 1 run (run failed)
First Quarter
Detroit - Deon Patt 68 run (Chaz Dickerson two-point conversion)
Cumby - Timmy Cook 15 run (Morris run)
Second Quarter
Cumby - Morris 59 run (Cook run)
Third Quarter
Cumby - Daniel Degetau 24 FG
Fourth Quarter
Cumby - Rodney Hobbs 31 run (Degetau kick)
Cumby - Hobbs 8 run (Degetau kick)
Oklahoma
Hugo 42, Antlers 12
HUGO - Willie McAlester ran 20 times for73 yards and three touchdowns, as the host Buffaloes scored the first 28 points and never looked back.
Ryan Debo completed 17 of 29 passes for 225 yards and two touchdowns, including a 21-yarder to Patrick Smith for a 28-0 halftime lead. The other was from 13 yards out to Josh Leivas, who returned an interception 80 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter.
Hugo 42, Antlers 12
Antlers 0 0 6 6 -12
Hugo 14 14 7 7 -42
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Antlers: n/a; Hugo: Willie McAlester 20-73, Ryan Debo 10-4, Michael McCullar 1-3, Brandarius Lane 2-3.
Passing - Antlers n/a; Hugo: Ryan Debo 17-29-1 225.
Receiving - Antlers n/a; Hugo: Patrick Smith 6-78, Josh Leivas 3-58, Jalen Ray 1-26, Willie McAlester 2-25, Brandarius Lane 3-25, Drake Noah 1-23.
FIRST QUARTER
Hugo - Willie McAlester 5 run (Alex Foster kick)
Hugo - Josh Leivas 80 interception return (Foster kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Hugo - McAlester 2 run (kick failed)
Hugo - Patrick Smith 21 pass from Ryan Debo (McAlester run)
THIRD QUARTER
Antlers - Nick Johnson 2 run (kick failed)
Hugo - McAlester 3 run (Foster kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Hugo - Leivas 13 pass from Debo (Foster kick)
Antlers - Johnson 15 run (kick failed)
