Week 4 Summaries and Boxes
Friday’s Games
Non-district
BY TYLER CLIFTON
KFYN SPORTS DIRECTOR
NEVADA – It was a situation which
many teams, particularly ones who have yet to win a game, would have called it
a night, but not the Bonham Purple Warriors.
Tay Davis made a one-handed grab of a tipped pass and
returned it 67 yards to give host Nevada Community a 27-7 lead on homecoming
night. The visiting Warriors refused to wilt under the pressure, pulled within
six on two occasions in the second half but couldn’t overcome the deficit in an
eventual 49-34 loss.
Collin Strahan ran 14 times for 185 yards and three
touchdowns to lead the Braves (3-2) and also completed 10 of 18 passes for 158
yards and two more scores. Tim Underwood ran 18 times for 93 yards and a
touchdown, while Keondre Jermany
added 91 yards on eight carries and a score.
Bonham (0-5) faced a 20-point deficit and was forced to punt after the
interception on its opening possession of the second quarter. The Braves (2-3)
faced fourth-and-1 at the Warrior 11, when the defense held Strahan
short of the mark and negated a 15-play drive.
The stop ignited the offense, as it went 69 yards the other way. Daine Dunlap covered the final 20, after the offensive line
allowed Kyle Washington time to roll around in the pocket and found Dunlap in
the end zone after he separated from his defender.
The 20-yard touchdown pass drew the Purple Warriors within 12 points at the
half.
Washington scored from 12 yards out midway through the third quarter, leaving
Bonham down 27-21 with 6:28 left in the game.
Despite some flashes of solid play throughout, one area of concern was the
defense’s knack for giving up the big play, and Strahan
found a crease for a 54-yard touchdown run and ran in the two-point conversion
to put Nevada Community back up by 14.
Bonham faced a fourth-and-long situation on the Braves’ 27, but Washington and
Dunlap hooked up again to pull the Warriors within six points for the second
time.
They were unable to hold Nevada Community in check, and Paul Blasingame caught Strahan’s short
pass, eluded several would-be-tacklers and scored from 54 yards out to allow
the Braves to pull away.
The teams traded touchdowns in the fourth quarter, with Strahan’s
20-yard scoring pass to Underwood and Washington’s 29-yarder to Jake Wilson,
who made a leaping grab of a high pass on his way to the end zone.
Washington completed 17 of 38 pass attempts for 182 yards and four touchdowns
and ran 18 times for 210 more yards and the other score. Dunlap finished with
82 yards on six receptions. Jeremy Smith came on strong in the second half and
wound up with 57 yards on eight carries, while Dalton Cagle added a 50-yard
reception.
Jermany had 67 yards rushing on his first two
carries, including a 39-yard touchdown in the first quarter. Strahan scored a little more than two minutes later from 48
yards out for a 13-0 lead. Washington answered with a 31-yard touchdown pass to
Cagle on third down, but Strahan found another crease
up the middle near the end of the first quarter for a 17-yard touchdown and
19-7 advantage.
The Warriors’ special teams had a productive night, particularly on the kickoff
team, with four returns of at least 20 yards to give Bonham favorable field
position.
Nevada Community 49, Bonham 34
Bonham 7 7 14 6 -34
NC 19 8 16 6 -49
Team Stats Bonham NC
First Downs119 21
Rushes-Yards 31-281 43-367
Passing Yards 196 158
C-A-I 18-39-1 10-18-0
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-2
Penalties-Yards 4-20 5-30
Punts-Average 4-34.3 4-31.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Bonham: Kyle Washington 18-210, Jeremy Smith 8-57, Blaine Dunlap 2-9,
Lane Fox 2-5, Dalton Cagle 1-0; Nevada Community: Collin Strahan
14-185, Tim Underwood 18-93, Keondre Jermany 8-91, Clint Woolf 1-5, Tim Smith 1-3, Colton
Hutchinson 1-(-10).
Passing – Bonham: Washington 17-38-1 182, Blaine Dunlap 1-1-0 14; Nevada
Community: Strahan 10-18-0 158.
Receiving – Bonham: Daine Dunlap 6-82, Dalton Cagle
1-50, Jake Wilson 2-28, Jeremy Smith 4-18, Blaine Dunlap 2-10, Breelan Dunlap 2-5, Tyler Bee 1-3; Nevada Community: Paul Blasingame 2-63, Clint Woolf 4-44, Tay
Davis 2-27, Tim Underwood 1-20, Colton Hutchinson 1-4.
FIRST QUARTER
Nevada Community – Keondre Jermany
39 run (Collin Strahan kick)
Nevada Community – Strahan 48 run (kick blocked)
Bonham – Dalton Cagle 31 pass from Kyle Washington (David Tozman
kick)
Nevada Community – Strahan 17 run (run failed)
SECOND QUARTER
Nevada Community – Tay Davis 67 interception return (Strahan run)
Bonham – Daine Dunlap 20 pass from Washington (Tozman kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Bonham – Washington 12 run (Tozman kick)
Nevada Community – Strahan 54 run (Strahan run)
Bonham – Dunlap 27 pass from Washington (Tozman kick)
Nevada Community – Paul Blasingame 54 pass from Strahan (Strahan run)
FOURTH QUARTER
Nevada Community – Tim Underwood 20 pass from Strahan
(run failed)
Bonham – Jake Wilson 29 pass from Washington (run failed)
Farmersville 42, Pottsboro 3
FARMERSVILLE – Austin Brooks and
Chase Wiggins each accounted for three touchdowns.
Brooks ran for two scores and passed for another, while Wiggins had a touchdown
rushing, passing and receiving. The Farmers’ defense forced four turnovers,
including two fumbles and two Curtis Stanley interceptions.
Brooks ran 11 times for 103 yards for Farmersville (2-3).
Kevin Garcia led the way for the Cardinals with 168 passing yards, while Dakota
Baugus caught five passes for 113 yards. Pottsboro
(0-5) hasn’t scored a touchdown in its last two games after having to settle
for three Cody Parton field goals in that span.
Farmersville 42, Pottsboro 3
Pottsboro 3 0 0 0 -3
Farmersville 7 7 21 7 -42
Team Stats P F
First Downs112 13
Rushes-Yards 31-64 38-204
Passing Yards 168 90
C-A-I 11-24-2 6-9-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-2 2-1
Penalties-Yards 3-15 8-65
Punts-Average 3-23 3-36.7
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Pottsboro: Matt Potter 12-53, Cody Rhoten
5-24, Ethan Short 4-14, Kevin Garcia 10-(27); Farmersville: Austin Brooks
11-103, Morgan Harbison 11-36, Chase Wiggins 4-34,
Wes Dillion 4-14, Trevor Redwine
3-11, David Barnes 3-4, Steven Duncan 1-1, Tyler Ravston
1-1.
Passing – Pottsboro: Kevin Garcia 11-24-2 168; Farmersville: Austin Brooks
5-8-0 56, Chase Wiggins 1-1-0 34.
Receiving – Pottsboro: Dakota Baugas 5-113, Austin Hudgeons 1-19, Cody Rhoten 2-15,
Collin Farrington 1-14, Tanner Budra 2-7;
Farmersville: Tyler Ravston 1-34, Chase Wiggins 2-34,
Dalton Wood 3-22.
FIRST QUARTER
Farmersville – Austin Brooks 10 run (Marcos Delafuente
kick)
Pottsboro – Cody Parton 24 FG
SECOND QUARTER
Farmersville – Tyler Ravsten 34 pass from Chase
Wiggins (Delafuente kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Farmersville – Brooks 14 run (Delafuente kick)
Farmersville – Wiggins 20 run (Delafuente kick)
Farmersville – Wiggins 26 pass from Brooks (Delafuente
kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Farmersville – David Barnes 1 run (Delafuente kick)
DISTRICT 11-2A
Melissa 51, Honey Grove 6
MELISSA – Wes McQueen completed six
of 10 passes for 89 yards and three touchdowns for Melissa (3-1, 1-0).
Cody Morgan ran 17 times for 139 yards and a touchdown and also tackled a Honey
Grove (1-3, 0-1) runner for a safety. Brodie Russell
caught two scoring passes, Aaron Bush had one, while Nick Palmer and John Young
added touchdown runs for the Cardinals.
Melissa finished with 375 yards of total offense, but the defense also came to
play. Michael Ellis returned an interception 25 yards for a touchdown, as the
Cardinals allowed only 103 yards and pinned the Warriors (1-3, 0-1) twice at
their own 1-yard line on punts.
Melissa 51, Honey Grove 6
H. Grove 0 0 0 6 -6
Melissa 14 20 17 0 -51
Team Stats HG M
First Downs7 18
Rushes-Yards 32-74 48-246
Passing Yards 29 129
C-A-I 3-9-1 7-13-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-1
Penalties-Yards 3-25 7-70
Punts-Average 6-21.7 4-37.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Honey Grove: Dillon Baugh 11-54, Zack Patt
10-14, Chris Gilbert 1-4, Cam Brooks 1-2, Louis 1-2, Brandarious
Brown 4-0, Courtland Finney 4-(-2); Melissa: Kristov
George 6-46, Brad Bush 2-8, Jackson Bush 1-3.
Passing – H. Grove: Baugh 3-9-1 29; Melissa: Wes McQueen 6-10-0 89, Aaron Bush
1-2-0 40; Mason Hart 0-1-0 0.
Receiving – Honey Grove: Dijon Finney 1-26, Courtland Finney 1-6, Corwin Louis
1-(-3); Melissa: Brodie Russell 4-76, Aaron Bush
1-27, Dallon Bates 1-14, Nathan Warren 1-12.
FIRST QUARTER
Melissa – Brodie Russell 4 pass from Wes McQueen
(Conner Monroe kick)
Melissa – Nick Palmer 3 run (Monroe kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Melissa – Aaron Bush 27 pass from McQueen (Monroe kick)(
Melissa – Cody Morgan 4 run (run failed)
Melissa – Russell 21 pass from McQueen (Monroe kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Melissa – safety
Melissa – John Young 8 run (Morgan run)
Melissa – Michael Ellis 25 interception return (Monroe kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Honey Grove – Zack Patt 10 run (kick failed)
Howe
46, Tom Bean 20
TOM BEAN – Melvin Rodriguez ran 22
times for 164 yards and two touchdowns, as the Bulldogs (3-1, 1-0) uased a 12-point third quarter to pull away.
Chase Fountaine was six of 14 for 162 yards and two
touchdowns, both to Dalton Harris, who made the most of his two catches for 62
yards. Towner Bailey, Casey Davis and Alex Torres all had rushing touchdowns
for Howe, and Tyler Ross ran 10 times for 115 yards.
Hunter Hendry completed 21 of 35 passes for 259 yards and a touchdown for the
Tomcats (1-3, 0-1) but had two interceptions. Mitch Trentman
caught six passes for 102 yards and a score.
Howe 46, Tom Bean
20
Howe 14 0 12 20 -46
T. Bean 0 7 0 13 -20
Team Stats Howe TB
First Downs18 16
Rushes-Yards 42-350 26-40
Passing Yards 162 259
C-A-I 6-14-0 21-35-2
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-1
Penalties-Yards 3-35 5-40
Punts-Average 1-36 4-39.8
Individual Statistics
Rushing – Howe: Melvin Rodriguez 22-164, Tyler Ross 10-115, Casey Davis 3-44,
Towner Bailey 4-23, Alex Torres 2-6, Zack Hill 1-(-2); Tom Bean: Colby Pennell
7-21, Hunter Hendry 19-19.
Passing – Howe: Chase Fountaine 6-14-0 162; Tom Bean:
Hunter Hendry 21-35-2 259.
Receiving – Howe: Dalton Harris 2-62, Phillip Wildman 2-49, Towner Bailey 1-35,
Casey Davis 1-16.
FIRST QUARTER
Howe – Alex Torres 17 run (Melvin Rodriguez kick)
Howe – Dalton Harris 50 pass from Chase Fountaine
(Rodriguez kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Tom Bean – Hunter Hendry 1 run (Josh Highlander kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Howe – Rodriguez 11 run (kick failed)
Howe – Harris 12 pass from Fountaine (kick failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
Tom Bean – Hendry 2 run (Highlander kick)
Howe – Casey Davis 38 run (kick failed)
Tom Bean – Mitch Trentman 55 pass from Hendry (kick
failed)
Howe – Rodriguez 19 run (Rodriguez kick)
Howe – Towner Bailey 8 run (Rodriguez kick)
Gunter
48, Bells 7
GUNTER - Chad Tucker ran 10 times for 208
yards and five straight touchdowns, as Gunter (4-0, 1-0) eased to victory in
its district opener.
Tucker scored on runs of 31, 4, 5, 51 and 96 yards for the Tigers, who travel
to Howe this week for a key game against the Bulldogs. Nicky Mixon and Richie Robledo also had
rushing touchdowns, as Gunter finished with 437 rushing yards and fell just shy
of averaging 10 yards a carry.
Leo Castorena added 56 yards on seven carries for the
Tigers, who also had 40 yards on seven carries from Favian
Montez.
Kolby Milner’s 28-yard touchdown pass to Max Morris
in the fourth quarter prevented a shutout for the Panthers (1-3, 0-1), who have
lost three straight and were held to only 145 yards of total offense.
Milner had 42 yards on 10 carries, while Morris added two catches for 45 yards,
as Bells hosts Whitewright on Friday in a battle of teams searching for their
first district wins of the 2009 season.
Gunter 48, Bells 7
Bells 0 0
0 7 -7
Gunter 14 20
14 0 -48
Team Stats Bells Gunter
First Downs 4 15
Rushes-Yards 26-57 44-437
Passing Yards 88 20
C-A-I 8-16-1 1-6-1
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 1-15 8-80
Punts-Average 7-26 1-20
Individual Statistics
Rushing Bells: Kolby Milner 10-42, Bud Pedigo 10-14, Josh Fegan 4-10,
Max Morris 1-(-3), Nate Neal 1-(-6); Gunter: Chad Tucker 10-208, Richie Robledo 8-69, Leo Castorena 7-56,
Favian Montez 7-40, Colton Hinson 2-33, Nicky Mixon 4-30, Richard Young 5-15, Price Ferrell 1-12, Mario
Prado 1-0.
Passing - Bells: Bud Pedigo 7-14-1 60, Kolby Milner 1-2-0 28; Gunter: Colton Hinson 1-2-0 20,
Richard Young 0-4-1 0.
Receiving - Bells: Max Morris 2-45, Cody Stern 1-14, Zack Wornhor
1-14, Josh Copley 2-7, Josh Fegan 1-8; Gunter: Chad
Tucker 1-20.
FIRST QUARTER
Gunter - Chad Tucker 31 run (Dalton Lee kick)
Gunter - Tucker 4 run (Lee kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Gunter - Tucker 5 run (Lee kick)
Gunter - Tucker 51 run (Lee kick)
Gunter - Tucker 96 run (kick failed)
THIRD QUARTER
Gunter - Nicky Mixon 8 run (Lee kick)
Gunter - Richie Robledo 4 run (Lee kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Bells - Max Morris 28 pass from Kolby Milner (Josh
Copley kick)
Leonard
68, Whitewright 7
WHITEWRIGHT - Will Cowan ran 11 times for
117 yards and a touchdown while also returning a kickoff 90 yards for a score,
as Leonard (4-0, 1-0) used 41 second-quarter points to enter this week’s
anticipated district game against Melissa on a high note.
Reggie Robinson had three touchdown runs, while Tevin
Daniels added a pair of rushing scores, as the Tigers finished with 243 yards
rushing.
Jake Buchanan returned a punt 25 yards for a touchdown and also caught a
32-yard scoring pass from Cowan before the half for a 48-7 Leonard lead after
Whitewright got on the scoreboard on Steven Spann’s 32-yard touchdown pass to
Chris Bearden that prevented a shutout.
Leonard’s defense played a key role as well, holding Whitewright to 144 yards
of total offense. Daniels returned a fumble 27 yards for a touchdown in the
second quarter.
Leonard 68,
Whitewright 7
Leonard 7 41
13 7 -68
Whitewright 0 7
0 0 -7
Team Stats Leonard Whitewright
First Downs 12 7
Rushes-Yards 34-243 24-24
Passing Yards 43 120
C-A-I 2-9-1 13-23-2
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 11-100 5-35
Punts-Average 0-0 4-20.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Leonard: Will Cowan 11-117, Reggie Robinson 12-47, Buchanan 5-43, Tevin Daniels 5-23, T.J. Stahley
1-9; Whitewright: Hamilton Luper 9-15, Steven Spann
15-9.
Passing - Leonard: Will Cowan 2-9-1 43; Whitewright: Luper
4-6-0 61, Spann 9-16-2 59.
Receiving - Leonard: Jake Buchanan 2-43; Whitewright: Chris Bearden 8-80, Tim Dillworth 1-40.
FIRST QUARTER
Leonard - Jake Buchanan 25 punt return (Will Cowan kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Leonard - Reggie Robinson 1 run (Cowan kick)
Leonard - Tevin Daniels 11 run (Cowan kick)
Leonard - Daniels 1 run (Cowan kick)
Leonard - Daniels 27 fumble return (Cowan kick)
Leonard - Robinson 2 run (Cowan kick)
Whitewright - Chris Bearden 32 pass from Steven Spann (Tim Dilworth kick)
Leonard - Buchanan 32 pass from Cowan (Cowan pass failed)
THIRD QUARTER
Leonard - Cowan 90 kickoff return (Cowan kick)
Leonard - Cowan 43 run (Cowan kick failed)
FOURTH QUARTER
Leonard - Robinson 7 run (Cowan kick)
DISTRICT 9-4A
Denison 28, Frisco Liberty 20
FRISCO – D.J. Jones ran for 179 yards and three touchdowns for the Yellow
Jackets (3-1, 1-0).
Jordan Taylor was nine of 12 for
130 yards and threw a 16-yard touchdown pass to Jimmay
Mundine. Malcom Hill had
149 yards and two touchdowns for Liberty (1-3, 0-1), while Jay Ajayi added 119 yards and a score on 12 carries for the Red
Hawks.
Denison 28, Frisco Liberty 20
Denison 14 7
7 0 -28
Frisco Liberty 7 7
0 6 -20
Team Stats Denison Frisco Liberty
First Downs 17 14
Rushes-Yards 40-271 44-263
Passing Yards 130 21
C-A-I 9-12-0 6-15-1
Fumbles-Lost 3-3 2-0
Penalties-Yards 10-100 11-75
Punts-Average 3-35 4-35
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Denison: D.J. Jones 22-179, Jordan Taylor 10-73, Joseph Williams
6-18, Cody Reeves 1-6, Team 1-(-5); Frisco Liberty: Malcom
Hill 24-149, Jay Ajayi 12-119, Brandon Brotzman 2-3, Pereese Joas 5-0, Team 1-(-8).
Passing - Denison: Taylor 9-12-0 130; Frisco Liberty: Brotzman
2-8-1 12, Hill 4-7-0 9.
Receiving - Denison: Jimmay Mundine
4-84, Kyle Galyon 2-28, Cody Reeves 1-10, Jones 2-8;
Frisco Liberty: Hill 1-8, Corvellas Cage 2-8, Ajayi 1-5, Joas 1-4, Kyle Roach
1-(-4).
FIRST QUARTER
Denison - D.J. Jones 59 run (Dalton Hestand kick)
Denison - Jones 6 run (Hestand kick)
Liberty - Jay Ajayi 72 run (J.B. McBride kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Denison - Jimmay Mundine 16
pass from Jordan Taylor (Hestand kick)
Liberty - Malcolm Hill 18 run (McBride kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Denison - Jones 12 run (Hestand kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Liberty - Hill 31 run (kick failed)
Sherman 55, Frisco 8
SHERMAN – Zac Whitfield ran nine times for 98 yards
and a touchdown for the Bearcats (3-1, 1-0), who have now won three straight.
Madison Carter picked up from
where he left off two weeks ago at Little Elm, rushing seven times for 111
yards and a touchdown while completing eight of 10 passes for 135 yards and
touchdown passes to John Welborn and Geoff Hooker,
who also had a 93-yard punt return for a touchdown in the first quarter.
Back-up quarterback Thor Long
threw a 32-yard touchdown pass to Robert Fallon and added a 13-yard scoring
run. The junior finished with 77 yards on 11 carries.
It was the 15th
straight loss for the Raccoons (0-4, 0-1), who were led by Carlos Harris’ 118
yards on 20 carries before suffering a knee injury. Frisco was held to 151
yards of offense.
Sherman 55, Frisco 8
Frisco 0 0
8 0 -8
SHS 21 20
14 0 -55
Team Stats Frisco Sherman
First Downs 5 27
Rushes-Yards 27-107 46-373
Passing Yards 44 203
C-A-I 4-12-0 14-17-0
Fumbles-Lost 4-3 4-3
Penalties-Yards 2-20 3-25
Punts-Average 6-35.7 1-35
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Frisco: Carlos Harris 20-118, Austin Allen 3-8, Eric Allen 1-1, Chase
Rashbrook 1-(-10), Team 2-(-10); Sherman: Madison
Carter 7-111, Zac Whitfield 9-98, Thor Long 11-77,
Nathan James 3-46, Kevin Crick 11-34, Robert Fallon 1-5, J.J. Floyd 1-2, Josh
Parks 3-0.
Passing - Frisco: Rashbrook 4-12-0 44; Sherman:
Carter 8-10-0 135, Long 6-7-0 68.
Receiving - Frisco: Jordan Anderson 2-38, Eric Allen 2-6; Sherman: John Welborn 2-55, Whitfield 3-38, Fallon 1-32, Geoff Hooker
1-30, Greg Jackson 1-15, Griffin Papaila 1-15, Ryan
McBride 1-13, Kyle Crick 2-13, Tory Minor 1-7, Xerius
Jackson 1-(-5).
FIRST QUARTER
Sherman - J.J. Floyd 2 run (Eric Hosek kick)
Sherman - Geoff Hooker 93 punt return (Hosek kick)
Sherman - Zac Whitfield 39 run (Hosek
kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Sherman - Hooker 30 pass from Madison Carter (kick failed)
Sherman - Carter 5 run (Hosek kick)
Sherman - John Welborn 27 pass from Carter (Hosek kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Sherman - Robert Fallon 32 pass from Thor Long (Morgan Spears kick)
Sherman - Long 13 run (Spears kick)
Frisco - Marc Sartain 44 fumble return (Carlos Harris
run)
McKinney
North 31, Frisco Centennial 14
FRISCO – Centennial held a 14-10 lead at
the half before the Bulldogs scored 21 unanswered points for the win.
Brenton Griffin completed nine of 16 passes for 146 yards and two
touchdowns and ran for another score.
Josh Matthews added a touchdown
for the Bulldogs (1-3, 1-0).
Nick Foster completed 11 of 24
passes for 188 yards for the Titans (2-2, 0-1) but had two interceptions.
McKinney North
31, Frisco Centennial 14
McKinney North 10 0 14 7 -31
Frisco Centennial 0 14 0 0 -14
Team Stats McKN FC
First Downs 14 13
Rushes-Yards 41-174 29-93
Passing Yards 146 188
C-A-I 9-16-0 11-24-2
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-1
Penalties-Yards 9-55 7-27
Punts-Average 6-28.5 6-35.8
Individual Statistics
Rushing - McKinney North: Josh Matthews 17-79, Brenton
Griffin 15-51, Devin Smith 8-30, DyAnte Hudson 1-14;
Frisco Centennial: Nick Foster 16-64, Jamel Bullock
10-30, Nick Bush 1-1, Imoh Edohoukwa
2-(-2).
Passing - McKinney North: Griffin 9-16-0 146; Frisco Centennial: Foster 11-24-2
188.
Receiving - McKinney North: Victor Rivera 4-78, Jamarius
Phillips 4-67, Josh Allen 1-1; Frisco Centennial: Cole Nead
1-50, Mark Stewart 2-39, Timmy Fuller 3-37, Jamel
Bullock 1-23, Chase Nichols 2-17, Nick Bush 1-12, Matt Washington 1-10.
FIRST QUARTER
McKinney North - Bryson Long 26 FG
McKinney North - Jamarius Phillips 30 pass from Brenton Griffin (Long kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Frisco Centennial - Jamel Bullock 1 run (Garrett Closs kick)
Frisco Centennial - Nick Foster 8 run (Closs kick)
THIRD QUARTER
McKinney North - Josh Matthews 2 run (Long kick)
McKinney North - Griffin 14 run (Long kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
McKinney North - Victor Rivera 57 pass from Griffin (Long kick)
THURSDAY’S GAME
Frisco Wakeland
42, McKinney 41
MCKINNEY – David Robason ran 23 times for 177
yards and four touchdowns, as the Wolverines (4-0, 1-0) remained undefeated
after denying a McKinney two-point conversion attempt.
Tyler Kirkindoll
completed 14 of 25 passes for 335 yards and two touchdowns, both to Dallas
Grier, who caught seven passes for 194 yards.
McKinney and LSU commitment Zach
Lee completed 20 of 30 passes for a modest 194 yards and three touchdowns for
the Lions (0-3, 0-1).
Tanner Newton caught a game-high
12 passes for 96 yards and a score.
Damian Willis ran 17 times for 159
yards and three touchdowns before being stopped at the 2-yard line on the
two-point conversion attempt.
Frisco Wakeland
42, McKinney 41
Wakeland 7
14 14 7 -42
McKinney 7 7
14 13 -41
Team Stats FW McKinney
First Downs 26 23
Rushes-Yards 30-180 35-269
Passing Yards 354 194
C-A-I 15-26-0 20-30-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-3 1-1
Penalties-Yards 5-35 5-45
Punts-Average 1-40 4-28.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Frisco Wakeland: David Robason
23-177, Trent Smiley 1-8, Tyler Kirkindoll 6-(-5);
McKinney: Damian Willis 17-159, Travis Tarver II 11-72, Zach Lee 7-38.
Passing - Frisco Wakeland: Kirkindoll
14-25-0 335, Kenneth Hall 1-1-0 19; McKinney: Lee 20-30-0 194.
Receiving - Frisco Wakeland: Dallas Grier 7-194,
Sterling Bobbitt 2-50, Alex Bateman 1-31, Ryan Rice 2-29, Thomas Craig 1-26,
Tyler Kirkindoll 1-19, Luke Jones 1-5; McKinney:
Tanner Newton 12-96, Matt Lipka 4-40, Josh Weathers
1-32, Devante Harrison 2-17, Willis 1-9.
FIRST QUARTER
Frisco Wakeland - David Robason
4 run (Zach Paul kick)
McKinney - Tanner Newton 8 pass from Zach Lee (Michael Gonsalves
kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Frisco Wakeland - Dallas Grier 61 pass from Tyler Kirkindoll (Paul kick)
McKinney - Damian Willis 88 run (Gonsalves kick)
Frisco Wakeland - Robason 9
run (Paul kick)
THIRD QUARTER
McKinney - Willis 9 run (kick failed)
McKinney - Matt Lipka 5 pass from Lee (Lipka pass from Lee)
Frisco Wakeland - Grier 28 pass from Kirkindoll (Paul kick)
Frisco Wakeland - Robason 5
run (Paul kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
McKinney - Josh Weathers 32 pass from Lee (Gonsalves
kick)
Frisco Wakeland - Robason
11 run (Paul kick)
McKinney - Willis 7 run (run failed)
NON-DISTRICT
Van Alstyne - Chris Burge completed 15 of 23 passes
for 283 yards and five touchdowns to four different receivers, as Van Alstyne (5-0) swept its non-district schedule.
Chance Grayson caught three passes for 75 yards and two touchdowns, while
Tanner Neill had 125 yards on five receptions and a 76-yard scoring catch.
Solomon Biscarro and Brandon Dalton also had
touchdowns in the air for the Panthers.
Van Alstyne was also one yard shy of 100 on the
ground with its running-back-by-committee approach, as Burge scored from two
yards out to send the Panthers into halftime ahead
28-7.
The defense did its part as well, holding Bowie to 179 yards of total offense.
Tim Metts was 16 of 29 for 134 yards and a touchdown
and also caught a scoring pass from Tyler Price.
The difference was Van Alstyne’s pressure that led to
four interceptions.
Van Alstyne 41, Bowie 14
Bowie 0 7
7 0 -14
VA 14 14
7 6 -41
Team Stats Bowie VA
First Downs 13 17
Rushes-Yards 23-22 30-99
Passing Yards 157 283
C-A-I 18-32-4 15-23-1
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0
Penalties-Yards 5-50 8-75
Punts-Average 4-36 4-36.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Bowie: Aaron Chokas 4-12, Tyler Price 5-5,
Tim Metts 3-3, Cheyenne Romine 5-3, Daniel Metzler
6-(-1); Van Alstyne: Jordan Barnes 8-44, Orion Thomas
7-39, Chris Burge 9-9, Tyler Kuster 4-7, Shane
Wheeler 1-3, Tanner Neill 1-(-3).
Passing - Bowie: Metts 16-29-4 134, Price 2-3-0 23;
Van Alstyne: Burge 15-23-1 283.
Receiving - Bowie: Tyler Price 4-42, Justin Harris 1-29, Zac
Dunnam 3-23, Aaron Chokas
4-23, Tim Metts 1-12, Nelson Justiss
2-12, Eric Carroll 1-11, Daniel Metzler 2-5; Van Alstyne:
Tanner Neill 5-125, Chance Grayson 3-75, Solomon Biscarro
4-56, Brandon Dalton 1-25, D.J. Seay 1-0, Shane
Wheeler 1-0.
FIRST QUARTER
Van Alstyne - Solomon Biscarro
8 pass from Chris Burge (kick failed)
Van Alstyne - Brandon Dalton 25 pass from Burge
(Burge run)
SECOND QUARTER
Van Alstyne - Chance Grayson 4 pass from Burge (Burge
kick)
Bowie - Tim Metts 12 pass from Tyler Price (Seth
Garza kick)
Van Alstyne - Burge 2 run (Burge kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Bowie - Justin Harris 29 pass from Metts (Garza kick)
Van Alstyne - Tanner Neill 76 pass from Burge (Burge
kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Van Alstyne - Grayson 27 pass from Burge (run failed)
Lovejoy
38, Anna 14
ANNA - Michael Means and Blake Martin each
ran for two touchdowns, as Lovejoy (5-0) enters district play in two weeks with
an undefeated record in only its second season of existence.
Means also completed 10 of 15 passes for 169 yards and a 50-yard touchdown pass
to Parker Norris in the second quarter that gave the Leopards a 35-7 lead after
Anna had briefly tied the score in the first quarter on Tyler Elliott’s 69-yard
touchdown pass to Mark Jackson.
Martin, who ran seven times for 68 yards, ended any threat with touchdown runs
of 21 and 36 yards, while Means added a 16-yard score to end the first quarter.
Matt Williams led Anna with 77 yards on 19 carries and scored on a 3-yard run
in the third quarter. Eddie Puskarich added a 30-yard
field goal for Lovejoy, but Anna (2-3) still has plenty to build on entering
district play after going winless during the 2008 season.
Lovejoy 38, Anna 14
Lovejoy 28 7
3 0 -38
Anna 7 0
7 0 -14
Team Stats Lovejoy Anna
First Downs 11 6
Rushes-Yards 30-184 45-108
Passing Yards 185 69
C-A-I 12-19-0 1-9-3
Fumbles-Lost 3-2 6-2
Penalties-Yards 7-38 3-17
Punts-Average 5-32 7-33
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Lovejoy: Michael Means 10-93, Blake Martin 7-68, Tanner Michaels
5-12, Austin Bailey 3-9, Carson Cooper 2-1, Ryan Lusby 2-1, Trey Carson 1-0;
Anna: Matt Williams 19-77, Keith Lockhart 11-50, Austin Griffin 1-8, Tyler
Elliott 14-(-27).
Passing - Lovejoy: Means 10-15-0 169, Lusby 2-4-0 16; Anna: Tyler Elliott 1-9-3
69.
Receiving - Lovejoy: Hayden Marsh 4-82, Parker Norris 6-74, Blake Martin 1-15,
Ben Thomas 1-14; Anna: Mark Jackson 1-69.
FIRST QUARTER
Lovejoy - Michael Means 1 run (Blake Martin run)
Anna - Mark Jackson 69 pass from Tyler Elliott (Manuel Martinez kick)
Lovejoy - Martin 21 run (run failed)
Lovejoy - Martin 36 run (Eddie Puskarich kick)
Lovejoy - Means 16 run (Puskarich kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Lovejoy - Parker Norris 50 pass from Means (Puskarich
kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Anna - Matt Williams 3 run (Martinez kick)
Lovejoy - Puskarich 30 FG
Liberty-Eylau 45, Paris 31
PARIS - Kendall King returned a blocked
punt 30 yards for a touchdown, and it seemed like it was home-sweet-home for
Paris after coming off a three-game road trip in which it was 2-1.
Once Marquez Clark ran the ensuing kickoff the other way, it was no looking
back for the visiting Leopards.
Tra Carson ran 21 times for 213 yards and a touchdown
for Liberty-Eylau, who had 516 yards of total
offense, including 406 on the ground. Josh Webster added 97 yards on 10
carries, and Alex Watson threw an 84-yard touchdown pass to Brian Reed.
Aaron Ethridge had a 1-yard touchdown run, and the
Wildcat defense stayed in the game with a safety after putting pressure on
Watson and forcing a holding penalty in the end zone.
Corban Taylor threw a 30-yard touchdown pass to Tevin Gray to help Paris trail only 31-23 at halftime, but
Trey Norman and Carson answered with scoring runs to help put the outcome out
of reach.
Tyrell Smith ran 15 times for 135 yards and a fourth-quarter touchdown for
Paris (2-3).
Liberty-Eylau
45, Paris 31
L-E 28 3
7 7 -45
Paris 16 7
0 8 -31
Team Stats L-E Paris
First Downs 21 14
Rushes-Yards 48-406 30-191
Passing Yards 110 97
C-A-I 3-10-0 12-28-3
Fumbles-Lost 4-3 4-3
Penalties-Yards 10-64 6-50
Punts-Average 1-31 3-36.7
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Liberty-Eylau: Tra
Carson 21-213, Josh Webster 10-97, Trey Norman 4-37, Terran
Cooper 3-21, Cantrell McKinley 3-21, Trent Tucker 2-9, Marquez Clark 2-6, Roy
Butler 2-3, Alex Watson 1-(-6); Paris: Tyrell Smith 15-135, Corban
Taylor 5-27, Aaron Ethridge 8-24, Darian
Jones 2-5.
Passing - Liberty-Eylau: Watson 1-3-0 84, Norman
2-7-0 26. Paris - Taylor 11-27-3 50, Tyrell Smith 1-1-0 47.
Receiving - Liberty-Eylau: Reed 1-84, Tra Carson 1-13, Marquez Clark 1-13.Paris: Tavairus Williams 3-55, Gray 1-30, Jones 1-4, Mitchell 1-2,
Equettis Jenkins 2-(-1).
FIRST QUARTER
Paris - Kendall King 30 blocked punt return, (Gabriel Vera kick)
Liberty-Eylau - Marquez Clark 90 kickoff return,
(Andrew Moresmen kick)
Liberty-Eylau - Tra Carson
31 run, (Moresmen kick)
Liberty-Eylau - Brian Reed 84 pass from Alex Watson,
(Moresmen kick)
Paris - Aaron Ethridge 1 run, (Vera kick)
Paris - safety
Liberty-Eylau - Josh Webster 2 run, (Moresmen kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Paris - Tevin Gray 30 pass from Corban
Taylor, (Vera kick)
Liberty-Eylau - Moresman 36
FG
THIRD QUARTER
Liberty-Eylau - Trey Norman 12 run (Moresmen kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Liberty-Eylau - Carson 3 run (Moresmen
kick)
Paris - Tyrell Smith 36 run (Taylor run)
Pleasant Grove 49, North Lamar 21
TEXARKANA - North Lamar scored more points
Friday night than it did in its first three games combined, but it still wasn’t
enough against host Pleasant Grove.
Dakota Boles did run 32 times for 324 yards and three touchdowns, but Antonio
Graves made more with less after scoring three times with 69 yards on 14
carries. He also completed six of seven passes for 203 yards and two scores for
the host Tigers.
The Panthers (0-4) had 465 yards of total offense, including 390 on the ground,
but they couldn’t convert it into points outside of Boles. Will Powell added a
touchdown pass to Damien Watts in the third quarter for Pleasant Grove.
Pleasant Grove 49, North
Lamar 21
North Lamar 0 7
7 7 -21
P. Grove 14 14
21 0 -49
Team Stats NL PG
First Downs 17 11
Rushes-Yards 53-390 26-120
Passing Yards 75 276
C-A-I 5-8-1 11-13-0
Fumbles-Lost 4-2 0-0
Penalties-Yards 9-85 7-54
Punts-Average 1-30 1-42
Individual Statistics
Rushing - North Lamar: Dakota Boles 32-324, Keathan
Morris 20-51, Troy Pittman 5-15, Tyler Walston 7-9;
Pleasant Grove: Antonio Graves 14-69, Tyler McInnis 3-18, Matt Duff 2-9, Nick
Reed 2-9, Will Powell 4-9, Lamarcus Banks 1-6.
Passing - North Lamar: Tyler Walston 5-8-1, 75.
Pleasant Grove: Graves 6-7-0, 203, Powell 5-6-0, 73.
Receiving - North Lamar: T.J. Shirley 2-31, Colton Perry 1-26, Keathan Morris 2-18; Pleasant Grove: Damien Watts 3-143,
Duff 3-90, Jon Phillips 2-15, Landon Ashby 1-12, Graves 1-11, Jason Day 1-5.
FIRST QUARTER
Pleasant Grove – Antonio Graves 1 run, (Steven Oubre
kick)
Pleasant Grove – Nick Reed 2 run, (Oubre kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Pleasant Grove – Graves 9 run, (Oubre kick)
North Lamar – Dakota Boles 1 run, (Cody Daniel kick)
Pleasant Grove – Matt Duff 58 pass from Graves, (Oubre
kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Pleasant Grove – Jason Day 5 pass from Graves, (Oubre
kick)
North Lamar – Boles 13 run, (Daniel kick)
Pleasant Grove – Damien Watts pass from Will Powell, (Oubre
kick)
Pleasant Grove – Graves 5 run, (Oubre kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
North Lamar – Boles 66 run, (Daniel kick)
Gainesville
26, Wichita Falls Hirschi 19
WICHITA FALLS - Kielyn
Lewis had 322 yards of total offense to help lead Gainesville.
Lewis ran 17 times for 125 yards and two touchdowns while also completing 14 of
23 passes for 197 yards.
DeShawn Franklin added 126 yards on 25 carries and a
touchdown for the Leopards (4-1), who have won twice as many games as they did
in 2008 and are one field goal away from being undefeated.
Gainesville was able to offset a productive night from Wichita Falls Hirschi quarterback Deonte Combs,
who was eight of 18 for 152 yards and three touchdowns, all in the second half
after the Leopards built an 18-0 lead at the break.
Gainesville 26, Wichita Falls
Hirschi 19
Gainesville 5 13
0 8 -26
WF Hirschi 0
0 6 13 -19
Team Stats Gville WFH
First Downs 18 11
Rushes-Yards 45-255 22-85
Passing Yards 197 152
C-A-I 14-23-1 8-18-1
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-0
Penalties-Yards 7-81 1-15
Punts-Average 3-28 3-32
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Gainesville: DeShawn Franklin 25-126, Kielyn Lewis 17-125, Kenyon Morgan 2-5, TEAM 1-(-1); Hirschi: Shane Clement 9-63, Damon Ferguson 2-8, Devon Criss 2-7, Demarcus Shaw 2-6,
Brandon Sheppard 2-4, Deonte Combs 5-(-3).
Passing - Gainesville: Kielyn Lewis 14-23-1 197; Hirschi: Deonte Combs 8-18-1 152.
Receiving - Gainesville: Harold Wills 6-108, DeShawn
Franklin 4-41, Patrick Westbrook 2-26, Kenyon Morgan 2-22; Hirschi:
Tae Jemison 5-116, Anthony Toliver 2-30, Damon
Ferguson 1-6.
FIRST QUARTER
Gainesville - Safety
Gainesville - Justin Espinosa 35 field goal
SECOND QUARTER
Gainesville - DeShawn Franklin 15 run (Espinosa kick)
Gainesville - Kielyn Lewis 68 run (kick failed)
THIRD QUARTER
Wichita Falls Hirsch - Tae Jemison 10 pass from Deonte
Combs (kick blocked)
FOURTH QUARTER
Wichita Falls Hirschi - Jemison 44 pass from Combs
(pass failed)
Wichita Falls Hirschi - Tevin
Edwards 23 pass from Combs (R.C. Smith kick)
Gainesville - Lewis 4 run (Espinosa pass from Lewis)
Celina
45, Whitehouse 16
CELINA - Jose Romero ran 19 times for 227
yards and a touchdown, while Jamarick Simmons added
130 yards on 20 carries and three scores, as Celina (3-2) won its 2009 home
opener.
Garrett Stephenson completed eight of 18 passes for 105 yards and a touchdown
for the Bobcats, a 35-yarder to Chad Hawley. Jacob Stephenson added a 45-yarder
to Jay Perez.
Hunter Taylor was 19 of 41 for 166 yards and two late touchdowns, a 28-yarder
to Marquise Smith and a 14-yarder to Chad Lewis when the game was already
decided.
Celina had 547 yards of total offense and held winless Whitehouse (0-5) to 202
yards, including only 36 on the ground on 13 carries. The Bobcats didn’t give
up a touchdown in the first half, with a 30-yard Taylor Burns field goal
serving as Whitehouse’s only points of the half.
Simmons and Romero scored from two and 48 yards, respectively, in the first
quarter, and Simmons added a 5-yarder in the second.
Celina 45, Whitehouse 16
Whitehouse 0 3
7 6 -16
Celina 14 10
14 7 -45
Team Stats Whose Celina
First Downs 10 21
Rushes-Yards 13-36 45-389
Passing Yards 166 158
C-A-I 19-41-2 10-20-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-1
Penalties-Yards 3-35 7-70
Punts-Average 6-26.5 0-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Whitehouse: Brenden Hedges 4-17, Trey Metoyer 1-9, Hunter Taylor 2-6, Logan Newton 1-2, DeJuan Shelton 1-1, Chad Lewis 4-1; Celina: Jose Romero
19-227, Jamarick Simmons 20-130, Chad Hawley 4-26,
Curry Kennedy 2-5, Jacob Stephenson 1-3, Daniel Mendoza 2-1, Garrett Stephenson
5-(-6).
Passing - Whitehouse: Hunter Taylor 19-41-2 166; Celina: Garrett Stephenson
8-18-0 105, Jacob Stephenson 2-2-0 53.
Receiving - Whitehouse: Skip Caldwell 6-68, Marquise Smith 1-28, Chad Lewis
3-25, Logan Newton 2-22, Brenden Hedges 3-16, Trey Metoyer 4-6; Celina: Jose Romero 3-49, Jay Perez 1-45, Chad
Hawley 2-39, Cody Rhodes 2-14, Curry Kennedy 1-8, Justin Brumfield 1-3.
FIRST QUARTER
Celina - Jamarick Simmons 2 run (Alex Juarez kick)
Celina - Jose Romero 48 run (Juarez kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Whitehouse - Taylor Burns 30 FG
Celina - Simmons 5 run (Juarez kick)
Celina - Juarez 35 FG
THIRD QUARTER
Celina- Chad Hawley 35 pass from Garrett Stephenson (Juarez kick)
Celina - Jay Perez 45 pass from Jacob Stephenson (Juarez kick)
Whitehouse - Marquise Smith 28 pass from Hunter Taylor (Burns kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Celina - Simmons 18 run (Juarez kick)
Whitehouse - Chad Lewis 14 pass from Taylor (kick failed)
Argyle
44, Bridgeport 14
ARGYLE – Back-up quarterback Austin Aune completed eight of 14 passes for 194 yards and five
touchdowns, including passes of 61 and 64 yards in the first quarter to Justin Bruton, who finished with four receptions for 151 yards.
Aune added another pair of scoring tosses in the second quarter
to Kevin Ryon and Lance Sutton, who had another in
the third quarter.
Bridgeport (1-3) scored three
first-half touchdowns, with quarterback Cody Henson completing 23 of 41 passes
for 242 yards and a score. Jordan Daniel caught 11 passes for 109 yards.
The Eagles (5-0) hope to have
leading rusher Scotty Seiber back for district play
after he sat out with a knee injury.
Argyle 44, Bridgeport 14
B’port 0
7 0 7 -14
Argyle 14 14
14 2 -44
Team Stats B’port Argyle
First Downs 20 18
Rushes-Yards 34-107 32-132
Passing Yards 242 246
C-A-I 23-41-1 13-26-1
Fumbles-Lost 3-3 0-0
Penalties-Yards 8-50 7-67
Punts-Average 6-32.5 6-35.5
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Bridgeport: Cody Henson 17-49, Trent Schuett
8-23, Matt Minix 7-22, Garrett Mullins 1-10, Jordan
Daniel 1-3; Argyle: Kevin Ryon 9-59, Trevor Kuketz 8-33, Chad Hedlund 4-21, Chrestopoulos 5-21, Blake Dunham 1-2, Austin Aune 2-2, Lowry 3-(-6).
Passing - Bridgeport: Henson 23-41-1 242; Argyle: Aune
8-14-0 194, Hedlund 5-12-1 52.
Receiving - Bridgeport: Daniel 11-109, Dustin Green 4-48, Jace
Hudson 2-34, Dillon Hines 1-18, Minix 2-11, Austin
Blevins 2-9, Schuett 1-8; Argyle: Juston
Bruton 4-151, Lance Sutton 4-63, Layton Lowry 2-18, Ryon 1-16, Tyler Sweatt 1-0, Nick
Chrestopoulos 1-(-2).
FIRST QUARTER
Argyle - Justin Bruton 61 pass from Austin Aune (Chad Hedlund kick)
Argyle - Bruton 64 pass from Aune
(Hedlund kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Argyle - Kevin Ryon 16 pass from Aune
(Hedlund kick)
Argyle - Lance Sutton 14 pass from Aune (Hedlund kick)
Bridgeport - Jace Hudson 24 pass from Cody Henson
(Ricky Martinez kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Argyle - Sutton 16 pass from Aune (Hedlund kick)
Argyle - Layton Lowry 10 pass from Hedlund (Hedlund kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Argyle - safety
Bridgeport - Jordan Daniel 33 pass from Henson (Martinez kick)
Prosper
49, Decatur 10
PROSPER – Brian Hardy threw three
touchdown passes and ran for another, as the Eagles (5-0) scored on five of
their first six possessions for a 35-0 lead after Collin Couch recovered a
fumble early in the game.
Mario Edwards caught an 81-yard
touchdown pass on the first play of the second half, and Juan Williams ran for
113 yards and a touchdown. Prosper, the defending
Class 3A, Division I state champion, has allowed only 22 points this season
after posting shutouts in its first three games.
Prosper 49, Decatur 10
Decatur 0 0
10 0 -10
Prosper 14 21
14 0 -49
Team Stats Decatur Prosper
First Downs 10 15
Rushes-Yards 43-134 33-232
Passing Yards 11 204
C-A-I 2-6-0 10-14-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-1 1-0
Penalties-Yards 9-51 12-135
Punts-Average 4-39 2-42
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Decatur: Tyler Hodges 12-81, Colby Moore 9-40, Alec Torres 3-20,
Chance Gasperson 5-9, Jose Martinez 1-2, Colton
Parker 13-(-18); Prosper: Juan Williams 10-113, Chance Pinkley
10-71, Hardy 4-21, Patrick Tague 4-19, Colin Padilla
2-6, Marcus Stroud 3-2.
Passing - Decatur: Parker 2-6-0 11; Prosper: Brian Hardy 7-10-0 142, Patrick Tague 3-4-0 62.
Receiving - Decatur: Taylor Hawkins 2-11; Prosper: Brett Thompson 5-87, Mario
Edwards 1-81, Lucas Soileau 2-23, Hunter Havens 2-13.
FIRST QUARTER
Prosper - Brian Hardy 1 run (Cale Brewer kick)
Prosper - Brett Thompson 7 pass from Hardy (Brewer kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Prosper - Colin Padilla 1 run (Brewer kick)
Prosper - Juan Williams 48 run (Brewer kick)
Prosper - Thompson 46 pass from Patrick Tague (Brewer
kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Prosper - Mario Edwards 81 pass from Hardy (Brewer kick)
Decatur - Taylor Spence 26 FG
Prosper - Lucas Soileau 18 pass from Hardy (Brewer
kick)
Decatur -Colby Moore 4 run (Spence kick)
Sanger
17, at Princeton 14
PRINCETON - Sophomore
quarterback Dane Evans completed 17 of 23 passes for 211 yards and two
touchdowns.
Nathan Rotter
had six catches for 111 yards and a touchdown for the Indians (3-2), who held
off a comeback from the host Panthers (2-3) in the fourth quarter.
Sanger 17, Princeton 14
Sanger 0 7
7 3 -17
P’ton 0
0 0 14 -14
Team Stats Sanger Princeton
First Downs 13 23
Rushes-Yards 25-101 28-73
Passing Yards 211 247
C-A-I 17-23-0 25-37-1
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1
Penalties-Yards 15-121 10-85
Punts-Average 2-45.5 1-30
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Sanger: Bo Bob Howard 16-68, Dane Evans 7-25, Nathan Rotter 1-4, Brock Squier 1-4;
Princeton: Trevor Schilling 17-48, D. Porter 10-24, Noel Nevarez
1-1.
Passing - Sanger: Dane Evans 17-23-0 211; Princeton: Trevor Schilling 25-37-1
247.
Receiving - Sanger: Nathan Rotter 6-111, Brock Squier 2-38, Chase Wild 2-25, Zane Paddack
3-19, Howard 4-18; Princeton: Nevarez 9-96, Matt Wingo 5-69, Kadeem Satchel 4-33, Jarod Porter 3-15, Steven Young 1-13, Justin Love 2-11, D.
Porter 1-10.
SECOND QUARTER
Sanger - Chase Wild 6 pass from Dane Evans (Manuel Lemus
kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Sanger - Nathan Rotter 18 pass from Evans (Lemus kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Princeton - Matt Wingo 19 pass from Trevor Schilling
(Matt Hollingsworth run)
Sanger - Lemus 31 FG
Princeton - Schilling 9 run (pass failed)
S&S
35, Collinsville 27
SADLER – Cory Ragsdale’s 30-yard touchdown
pass to Tyler Ford gave the visiting Pirates a 27-14 lead in the third quarter,
but the host Rams scored the final 21 points to pull out the win.
S&S (2-3) pulled within six
points entering the fourth quarter on quarterback Danny Franklin’s 1-yard
touchdown run.
Michael Lee, who scored from a
yard out in the second quarter, added a pair of touchdown runs in the fourth
quarter to put the game away. He made the most of his 36 yards on seven
carries.
S&S 35, Collinsville 27
C’ville 7
14 6 0 -27
S&S 7 7
7 14 -35
Team Stats C’ville S&S
First Downs 21 16
Rushes-Yards 39-194 37-203
Passing Yards 228 99
C-A-I 16-22-0 5-7-0
Fumbles-Lost 5-5 3-1
Penalties-Yards 7-56 11-105
Punts-Average 1-33 4-33
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Collinsville: Chase Medler 11-87, Cory
Ragsdale 13-29, David Byrom 1-6, Dalton Williams 1-4;
S&S: Chance Bratcher 5-89, Blair Keeton 16-79, Michael Lee 7-36, Ryan Loew 2-11, Danny Franklin 7-(-12).
Passing - Collinsville: Cory Ragsdale 16-22-0 228; S&S: Danny Franklin
5-7-0 99.
Receiving - Collinsville: Tyler Ford 3-70, David Byrom
5-57, Dalton Williams 2-37, Chase Medler 3-37, A.J.
Harris 2-23; S&S: Cole Miller 1-49, Jacob Aguirre 1-31, Jesse Miller 1-18,
Billy Hewitt 2-1.
FIRST QUARTER
S&S - Blair Keeton 1 run (Billy Hewitt kick)
Collinsville - Cory Ragsdale 9 run (Chase Medler
kick)
SECOND QUARTER
S&S - Michael Lee 1 run (Hewitt kick)
Collinsville - 33 run (Medler kick)
Collinsville - 4 pass from Ragsdale (Medler kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Collinsville - Tyler Ford 30 pass from Ragsdale (kick failed)
S&S - Danny Franklin 1 run (Hewitt kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
S&S - Lee 25 run (Hewitt kick)
S&S - Lee 1 run (Hewitt kick)
Pilot
Point 56, Childress 13
IOWA PARK – Pilot Point broke what was
once a 7-7 tie into a blowout with five touchdowns in 11 second-quarter plays.
Seth Tilley had a 52-yard
touchdown run, while Jarman Johnson had scores from
46 and 70 yards out. Tyler McNairy’s interception led
to Tilley’s 22-yard touchdown pass to Willie Davis.
Tilley added his third scoring
pass on a 28-yarder to McNairy after a fumble. Backup J.P. Price added a
22-yard touchdown toss to Austin Balderas.
Tilley finished 15 of 18 for 182
yards and ran for 99 yards on 10 carries and a touchdown for the Bearcats
(5-0).
Johnson ran seven times for 124
yards and a score.
Pilot Point 56, Childress 13
Childress 0 7
0 6 -13
Pilot Point 7 35
0 14- 56
Team Stats Childress Pilot Point
First Downs 7 26
Rushes-Yards 28-202 35-329
Passing Yards 16 247
C-A-I 3-13-2 18-23-1
Fumbles-Lost 4-2 1-1
Penalties-Yards 4-30 6-60
Punts-Average 7-28 1-41
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Childress: Seth Simpson 15-160, Jordan Bledsoe 12-45, Baron McQueen
1-(-3); Pilot Point: Jarman Johnson 7-124, Seth
Tilley 10-99, Jeremy Jackson 14-85, Willie Davis 2-9, J.P. Price 1-7, Ryan Hagenbucher 1-5.
Passing - Childress: Bledsoe 3-13-2 16; Pilot Point: Tilley 15-18-0 182, Price
3-5-1 65.
Receiving - Childress: Baron McQueen 2-11, Seth Simpson 1-5; Pilot Point:
Austin Balderas 5-86, Tyler McNairy 3-45, Colin Noe
3-39, J.P. Price 2-31, Willie Davis 2-28, Justin Chambers 1-9, Gareth Gengenbach 1-5, Jarman Johnson
1-4.
FIRST QUARTER
Pilot Point - J.P. Price 22 pass from Seth Tilley (Ruben Martinez kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Childress - Seth Simpson 29 run (Andres Villegas kick)
Pilot Point - Tilley 52 run (Jarman Johnson run)
Pilot Point - Johnson 46 run (Martinez kick)
Pilot Point - Johnson 70 run (Martinez kick)
Pilot Point -Willie Davis 22 pass from Tilley (run failed)
Pilot Point - Tyler McNairy 28 pass from Tilley (Martinez kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Pilot Point - Jeremy Jackson 1 run (Martinez kick)
Childress - Simpson 77 run (kick failed)
Pilot Point - Austin Balderas 22 pass from J.P. Price (Martinez kick)
Aubrey
28, Whitesboro 0
WHITESBORO – Four games have equaled four
shutouts for the Aubrey football team after yielding only 158 yards of total
offense to host Whitesboro and allowed the Bearcats only one trip inside the
red zone that resulted in a fumble.
Justin Griffin had a pair of
touchdown runs despite five fumbles and seven penalties by the Chaparrals
(4-0). Billy Feathers ran 10 times for 76 yards, Chase Mahurin
ran for a touchdown, and James Wurster was five of
nine passing for 133 yards and a 70-yard touchdown pass to Levi Birdsong, who
had two catches for 78 yards.
Aubrey 28, Whitesboro 0
Aubrey 14 7
7 0 -28
Wboro 0
0 0 0 -0
Team Stats Aubrey Whitesboro
First Downs 13 11
Rushes-Yards 41-207 29-53
Passing Yards 133 105
C-A-I 5-9-0 10-24-0
Fumbles-Lost 5-2 4-1
Penalties-Yards 7-65 7-56
Punts-Average 1-41 3-36
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Aubrey: Billy Feathers 10-76, Justin Griffin 14-74, Albert Silva
4-30, Chase Mahurin 2-16, Kaleb
Parrent 2-9, Skyler Craig
2-1, James Wurster 5-1, Mitchell Erp
2-0; Whitesboro: Jerrid Caffey
9-26, Cameron Clark 3-24, John Wood 2-14, Blake Scorscone
2-6, Eric Perkins 1-2, Jordan Gill 12-(-19).
Passing - Aubrey: Wurster 5-9-0 133; Whitesboro: Gill
10-23-0 105, Garrett Hickman 0-1-0 0.
Receiving - Aubrey: Levi Birdsong 2-78, Kendall Jones 1-31, Billy Feathers
1-14, Kaleb Parrent 1-10;
Whitesboro: Zane Ferguson 2-50, Jerrid Caffey 3-30, Garrett Hickman 1-10, John Wood 1-7, Cameron
Clark 2-6, Dalton Tune 1-2.
FIRST QUARTER
Aubrey - Chase Mahurin 15 run (Levi Birdsong kick)
Aubrey - Levi Birdsong 70 pass from James Wurster
(Birdsong kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Aubrey - Justin Griffin 1 run (Birdsong kick)
THIRD QUARTER
Aubrey - Griffin 1 run (Birdsong kick)
Blue
Ridge 23, Celeste 14
CELESTE – Jake Price ran for a touchdown
and threw for another, as the Tigers (2-3) won for the second time in as many
weeks.
Price completed 11 of 23 passes
for 171 yards for visiting Blue Ridge, who scored the first 16 points on
touchdown runs by Price and Josh Taylor along with a field goal by Cody Mills.
The host Blue Devils got on the
scoreboard with second-half touchdown runs by Joey Brock and Justen Stark.
Blue Ridge 23,
Celeste 14
B. Ridge 7 9
7 0 -23
Celeste 0
0 8 6 -14
Team Stats BR Celeste
First Downs 10 4
Rushes-Yards 26-85 29-53
Passing Yards 171 16
C-A-I 11-23-2 3-14-2
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0
Penalties-Yards 8-70 7-65
Punts-Average 3-26.7 7-28
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Blue Ridge: Brennan Smith 13-38, Josh Taylor 3-31, Jake Price 8-25,
Zach Rainwater 2-(-9); Celeste: n/a.
Passing - Blue Ridge: Jake Price 11-23-2 171; Celeste: n/a
Receiving - Blue Ridge: Jace Koonce
3-61, Josh Taylor 2-40, Brennan Smith 2-35, Cody Mills 3-20, Dylan Dyer 1-15;
Celeste: n/a.
FIRST QUARTER
Blue Ridge - Jake Price 1 run (Josh Taylor kick)
SECOND QUARTER
Blue Ridge - Taylor 24 run (kick blocked)
Blue Ridge - Cody Mills 25 FG
THIRD QUARTER
Celeste - Joey Brock 6 run (Cole Gilliam pass)
Blue Ridge - Mills 10 pass from Price (Mills kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Celeste - Justen Stark 10 run (pass failed)
DISTRICT 12-2A
Chisum 45, DeKalb 20
DEKALB – Jeremy Eddington ran 16 times for 234 yards and three first-half
touchdowns, while T.J. Briscoe took over in the second half and finished with
139 yards on 13 carries and two fourth-quarter scores, as the visiting Mustangs
(4-0, 1-0), had three 100-yard rushers in the game.
Brian Glover added 115 yards on
only eight carries for Chisum, who held the Bears to
179 yards.
Eddington scored on runs of 66 and 68 yards in the first quarter and
added a 15-yard scoring run in the second.
Landon Smith led the Mustangs’
defense, returning a fumble 36 yards for a touchdown.
Chisum 45, DeKalb 20
Chisum 12 20 0 13 -45
DeKalb 6 0 7 7 -20
Team
Stats C D
First Downs 13 11
Rushes-Yards 44-490 43-145
Passing Yards 10 34
C-A-I 3-10-1 2-8-3
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-1
Penalties-Yards 7-65 7-56
Punts-Average 1-40 3-36
Individual
Statistics
Rushing – Chisum: Jeremy Eddington 16-234,
T.J. Briscoe 13-139, Brian Glover 8-115, Sloan Moss 5-19, Mason Justiss 1-(-3), Team 1-(-14). DeKalb: n/a.
Passing – Chisum: Eddington 3-8-1 10, T.J.
Briscoe 0-1-0, Landon Smith 0-1-0; DeKalb: n/a.
Receiving – Chisum: T.J. Briscoe 1-8, Millsap 1-2, Porter 1-0; DeKalb: n/a.
FIRST QUARTER
Chisum – Jeremy Eddington
66 run (run failed)
DeKalb – 5 run
(kick blocked)
Chisum – Eddington 68
run (pass failed)
SECOND QUARTER
Chisum – Eddington 15
run (T.J. Briscoe run)
Chisum – Brian Glover 26 run (run failed)
Chisum – Landon Smith 36 fumble recovery (pass
failed)
THIRD QUARTER
DeKalb – 50
interception return (kick good)
FOURTH QUARTER
Chisum – Briscoe 1 run (run failed)
DeKalb – 2 run
(kick good)
Chisum – Briscoe 21 run (Tyler Jeffery kick)
Prairiland 33, Clarksville 12
PATTONVILLE – Randal Sessums ran 33 times for 212 yards and three touchdowns, as
Prairiland (4-0, 1-0) remains undefeated in 2009.
Payne Schuelke
returned from an injury to score from one yard out, while Josh Esch returned a blocked punt 18 yards for a touchdown to
give the Patriots a 12-0 halftime lead.
H.B. Rosser broke the shutout bid
with a 64-yard scoring run in the third quarter for the Tigers (2-2, 0-1) and
threw a 12-yard touchdown pass to Gary Moore in the fourth. Rosser ran 17 times
for 153 yards, while Radonta Edwards added 77 yards
on six carries.
Clarksville was unable to build
off the momentum of its 34-21 win against Bonham two weeks ago at home in a
rain-filled affair before having the bye week to prepare for district play.
Prairiland 33, Clarksville 12
Clarksville 0 0 6 6 -12
Prairiland 6 6 15 6 -33
Team
Stats CHS PHS
First Downs 14 20
Rushes-Yards 36-278 48-264
Passing Yards 23 79
C-A-I 4-10-3 9-15-1
Fumbles-Lost 5-2 4-1
Penalties-Yards 5-45 5-50
Punts-Average 3-23.4 2-41.5
Individual
Statistics
Rushing –
Clarksville: H.B. Rosser 17-153, Radonta Edwards
6-77, Quan Bell 9-28, Devontray
Forte 2-12, Keyondrian Harris 1-6, Trea O’Neal 1-2; Prairiland:
Randal Sessums 33-212, Tanner Connot
5-30, Payne Schuelke 9-30, Zach McLamore
1-0.
Passing –
Clarksville: Rosser 4-9-2 33, Edwards 0-1-1 0; Prairiland:
Payne Schuelke 6-12-1 74.
Receiving –
Clarksville: Gary Moore 1-12, Devontray Forte 1-5, Jarold McPherson 1-5, Keyondrian
Harris 1-1; Prairiland: Todd Fendley
2-33, Justin Harris 1-17, Zach McLamore 1-13, Brandon
Grahsm 1-8, Tanner Connot
2-3.
FIRST QUARTER
Prairiland – Payne Schuelke
1 run (run failed)
SECOND QUARTER
Prairiland – Josh Esch 18
blocked punt return (pass failed)
THIRD QUARTER
Prairiland – Randal Sessums
14 run (Schuelke run)
Clarksville –
H.B. Rosser 64 run (kick failed)
Prairiland – Sessums 2 run
(Zach McLamore kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
Clarksville –
Gary Moore 12 pass from Rosser (run failed)
Prairiland – Sessums 3 run
(kick failed)
Six-man
Fannindel 63, Greenville Phoenix 6
LADONIA – Corey Brown had 103 yards rushing on only two carries, as Fannindel (3-1) won a game called at halftime because of
the six-man imposed mercy rule.
Zach Rose added a 50-yard run for
the Falcons.
Fannindel 63, Greenville Phoenix 6
(Game called at halftime because of mercy rule)
Phoenix 6 0 -6
Fannindel 37
26 -63
Team Stats GP Fannindel
First Downs 4 14
Rushes-Yards 29-43 9-215
Passing Yards 16 15
C-A-I 3-4-2 1-1-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0
Penalties-Yards 5-25 3-18
Punts-Average 2-30 0-0
Individual Statistics
Rushing - Greenville Phoenix: n/a; Fannindel: Corey
Brown 2-103, Zach Rose 1-50, Jacolby Judkins 3-32, Justin Sims 1-15, Brad Scott 1-8, Brian
Chennault 1-7.
Passing - Phoenix: n/a; Fannindel:
Corey Brown 1-1-0 15.
Receiving - Phoenix: n/a; Fannindel:
Tyler Franklin 1-15.
