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Week 5 Summaries and Boxes HONEY GROVE - Homecoming games are a time for fans and
alumni to come together, have a good time and watch their team win - usually
against an inferior opponent. The only difference with Honey Grove on Friday was the
fact it was playing a Tom Bean team it knew had just as good a chance to win.
Unfortunately for the visiting Tomcats, it didn’t show on the scoreboard. Zack Patt made the most of his seven carries, rushing for
84 yards and three touchdowns, while the Warrior defense held Tom Bean in check
throughout for a 41-20 victory to enter next week’s game at Gunter on a high
note. Courtland Finney received a bulk of the work with 11
carries for 149 yards and a score for Honey Grove (2-3, 1-1 District 11-2A).
Quarterback Dillon Baugh added 80 yards on nine carries and a fourth-quarter
score. The Warriors seemed to build off their defensive play as
well as a touchdown with four seconds remaining in the first half to carry a
14-0 advantage into the third quarter. Tom Bean quarterback Hunter Hendry, who ran 15 times for
65 yards, scored from two yards out to bring the Tomcats within eight after a
missed extra point. He completed 15 of 31 passes for 199 yards, but was never
in sync and threw a pair of interceptions. Honey Grove would have none of it, answering less than a
minute later on Finney’s 59-yard score. Timely defense along with a pair of Tom
Bean turnovers allowed the Warriors to put the game out of reach early in the
fourth quarter on Baugh’s 25-yard touchdown run and a 3-yarder from Patt for a
34-6 advantage. Colby Pennell, who ran 11 times for 35 yards, was held in
check for most of the game but did score on a 1-yard run with less than two
minutes left in the game. Patt added his third touchdown from 50 yards out, and
Pennell scored again on a 45-yard scoring pass from Hendry with four seconds
remaining. Patt scored from seven yards out in the first quarter for
a 7-0 lead, and despite mistakes and minimal yardage throughout the opening two
quarters, the Tomcats (1-4, 0-2) stayed in the game with solid defense of their
own. Brandarious Brown bulled his way into the end zone from a
yard out with four seconds remaining in the half to give the Warriors the
momentum they needed in the third quarter. Brown finished with 40 yards on 10
carries. Hendry’s top two targets, brothers Jake and Mitch
Trentman, were also unable to have a breakout game due to Honey Grove’s defense
with the likes of Cam Brooks along with Ben Caldwell and Corwin Louis, who each
had an interception. Jake Trentman had 87 yards on five receptions, while
younger brother Mitch added three catches for 78 yards. The Warrior defensive
line of Dylan Bloodworth, Jordan Mallicote, Jesse Gaither, Tre Goodwin and Sam
Velis put constant pressure on Hendry and turned around on the other end
offensively and created plenty of room for Patt, Finney, Baugh and Brown to
run. The end result was 367 yards rushing on 42 carries and a
winning attitude entering a game against two-time defending district champion
Gunter on the road. Tom Bean returns home to face a Leonard team eager for
payback after a one-point loss in 2008 in which the Tigers sat home while the
Tomcats went to the playoffs before losing to Paul Pewitt in Greenville. Honey Grove 41, Tom Bean 20
Tom Bean 0 0 6 14 -20 H. Grove 7 7 7 20 -41 Team Stats TB HG First Downs 14 20 Rushes-Yards 24-50 42-367 Passing Yards 199 30 C-A-I 15-31-2 4-8-0 Fumbles-Lost 3-3 3-2 Penalties-Yards 5-50 8-49 Punts-Average 4-31 1-0 Individual Statistics Rushing - Tom Bean: Colby Pennell
11-35, Hunter Hendry 13-15; Honey Grove: Courtland Finney 11-149, Zack Patt
7-84, Dillon Baugh 9-80, Brandarious Brown 10-40, Corwin Louis 5-14. Passing - Tom Bean: Hunter Hendry
15-31-2 199; Honey Grove: Dillon Baugh 4-8-0 30. Receiving - Tom Bean: Jake Trentman
5-87, Mitch Trentman 3-78, Colby Pennell 5-30, Kyle West 1-4; Honey Grove: Zack
Patt 2-19, Tucker Ford 2-11. FIRST QUARTER Honey Grove - Zack Patt 7 run (Aaron
Spann kick) SECOND QUARTER Honey Grove - Brandarious Brown 1 run
(Spann kick) THIRD QUARTER Tom Bean - Hunter Hendry 2 run (kick
failed) Honey Grove - Courtland Finney 59 run
(Spann kick) FOURTH QUARTER Honey Grove - Dillon Baugh 24 run (kick
failed) Honey Grove - Patt 3 run (Spann kick) Tom Bean - Colby Pennell 1 run (Pennell
pass from Hendry) Honey Grove - Patt 50 run (Spann kick) Tom Bean - Pennell 45 pass from Hendry
(pass failed) Bells 25, Whitewright 24 BELLS - Tim Dilworth’s field-goal attempt to win the game
was off the mark, as visiting Whitewright’s attempt to ruin Bells’ homecoming
went for naught after blowing an 11-point third-quarter lead.
Kolby Milner ran 21 times for 212 yards for the Panthers
(2-3, 1-1) , who rebounded from last week’s loss to
two-time defending district champion Gunter. They did so in dramatic fashion
after posting their fourth-quarter comeback. Milner scored on a 1-yard run with under five minutes to
play, leaving Bells down 24-19. Bud Pedigo later put the Panthers up a point
with 33 seconds left on his 12-yard touchdown run. Whitewright (0-5, 0-2) scored first on Dilworth’s 26-yard
field goal only to be answered by a 22-yard touchdown pass from Nate Neal to
Colton Cockrill. The Tigers took over the second quarter and were led by
the play of Steven Spann, who completed 16 of 31 passes for 266 yards and a
touchdown, but also had two interceptions. Milner answered Spann’s 1-yard scoring run with one of
his own from 52 yards out. Spann responded with a 28-yard touchdown for a 24-13
halftime lead that stretched into the fourth quarter after the defenses took
over the first 12 minutes of the second half. Bells 25, Whitewright 24
Whitewright 3 21 0 0 - 24 Bells 7 6 0 12 - 25 Team Stats Whitewright Bells First downs 11 13 Rushes-yards 13-84 32-314 Passing yards 266 70 C-A-I 16-31-2 5-9-2 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 4-3 Penalties-yards 6-45 3-25 Punts-Average 6-33.0 5-26.8 Individual statistics Rushing -- Whitewright: Spann n/a-42,
Stephen Crump n/a-42; Bells: Kolby Milner n/a-212, Pedigo n/a-22. Passing -- Whitewright: Steven Spann
16-31-2 266; Bells: Bud Pedigo 4-8-2 48, Nate Neal 1-1-0 22. Receiving - Whitewright: Hamilton Luper
5-110, Chris Bearden 4-71; Bells: Colton Cockrill 1-22. FIRST QUARTER Whitewright - Tim Dilworth 26 FG Bells - Colton Cockrill 22 pass from
Nate Neal (Josh Copley kick) SECOND QUARTER Whitewright - Hamilton Luper 27 pass
from Steven Spann (Dilworth kick) Whitewright - Spann 1 run (Dilworth
kick) Bells - Kolby Milner 52 run (Copley
kick failed) Whitewright - Spann 28 run (Dilworth
kick) FOURTH QUARTER Bells - Milner 1 run (two-point
conversion failed) Bells - Bud Pedigo 12 run (two-point
conversion failed) Gunter 47, Howe 7 HOWE - Chad Tucker picked up from where he left off one week
ago against Bells, rushing nine times for 139 yards and three first-quarter
touchdowns for the visiting Tigers.
Gunter (5-0, 2-0 District 11-4A) entered the second half
with a 35-0 lead and scored twice more on backup quarterback Richard Young’s
38-yard touchdown pass to starter Colton Hinson and Fabian Montes’ 1-yard run. Gunter was four yards shy of having 500 yards of total
offense. Chase Fountaine prevented the shutout with a 12-yard
touchdown pass to Bronco Wildman in the fourth quarter. Tucker scored on runs of 25, 2 and 40 yards in the first
quarter for 21 straight Gunter points. Colton Hinson threw a 2-yard scoring pass to Price
Ferrell, and Leo Castorena (five carries, 65 yards) added a 1-yard touchdown
run The Tigers intercepted three passes, as Fountaine was 12
of 26 for 125 yards, while Hinson completed three of his four passes for 100
yards, including a 40-yarder to Tucker. Melvin Rodriguez led the Bulldogs (3-2, 1-1) with 82
yards on 21 carries, while Casey Davis was the leading receiver with four
receptions four 46 yards. Richie Robledo finished with 81 yards on 11 carries for
Gunter, who hosts Honey Grove this week. Howe tries to rebound at Bells. Gunter 47, Howe 7
Gunter 21 14 12 0 - 47 Howe 0 0 0 7 - 7 Team Stats Gunter Howe First Downs 20 12 Rushes-Yards 41-358 25-68 Passing Yards 138 125 C-A-I 4-6-0 12-26-3 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1 Penalties-Yards 8-50 6-30 Punts-Average 1-37.0 4-33.5 Individual Statistics Rushing - Gunter: Chad Tucker 9-139,
Ritchie Robledo 11-81, Leo Castorena 5-65, Fabian Montes 9-40, Colton Hinson
3-17, Richard Young 2-6, Price Ferrell 1-5, Nicky Mixon 1-5; Howe: Melvin
Rodriguez 21-82, Towner Bailey 1-1, Dalton Harris 1-0, Chase Fountaine 2-(-15).
Passing - Gunter: Colton Hinson 3-4-0
100, Richard Young 1-1-0 38; Howe: Chase Fountaine 12-26-3 125. Receiving - Gunter: Price Ferrell 1-53,
Tucker 1-40, Colton Hinson 1-38, Dalton Lee 1-7; Howe: Casey Davis 4-46, Bronco
Wildman 3-43, Dalton Harris 3-35, Russell Wortham 1-9, Melvin Rodriguez 1-(-8).
FIRST QUARTER Gunter - Chad Tucker 25 run (Richard
Young kick) Gunter - Tucker 2 run (Young kick) Gunter - Tucker 40 run (Young kick) SECOND QUARTER Gunter - Price Ferrell 2 pass from
Colton Hinson (Young kick) Gunter - Leo Castorena 1 run ( Ritchie Robledo kick) THIRD QUARTER Gunter - Hinson 38 pass from Young
(kick failed) Gunter - Fabian Montes 1 run (kick
failed) FOURTH QUARTER Howe - Bronco Wildman 12 pass from
Chase Fountaine (Jose Tapia kick) Melissa 35, Leonard 21 LEONARD - No matter how hard they tried, and no matter
how hard their fans tried to get them over the hump, the host Tigers always
seemed to be one step behind Melissa.
The Cardinals entered the game intent on continuing their
push toward unseating Gunter from the top of District 11-2A and used five
Leonard turnovers to their advantage. Melissa (4-1, 2-0) extended its small lead to 14 on Wes
McQueen’s 33-yard touchdown pass to Nathan Warren. The sophomore completed only
five of 16 passes for 98 yards but did throw for two scores and managed the
game most of the night (only one interception). Reggie Robinson, who ran 16 times for a game-high 137
yards and two touchdowns, got the Tigers (4-1, 1-1) within a touchdown after
his 26-yard run, but Melissa responded in the fourth quarter. Nick Palmer scored twice to put the game away, despite
the best efforts of senior quarterback Will Cowan, who was held to 141 yards of
total offense. Palmer led the Cardinals with 73 yards on 10 carries.
Cody Morgan added 15 carries for 60 yards and a first-quarter touchdown to put
Melissa on top. Robinson answered with a 4-yard score in the second, but
McQueen’s 18-yard touchdown pass to Brodie Russell put the Cardinals ahead 14-7 at the half. Melissa 35, Leonard 21
Melissa 7 7 7 14 - 35 Leonard 0 7 7 7 - 21 Team Stats MHS LHS First Downs 16 16 Rushes-Yards 41-126 37-217 Passing Yards 98 63 C-A-I 5-16-1 7-19-2 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 4-3 Penalties-Yards 9-75 9-85 Punts-Average 6-33.0 5-26.8 Individual Statistics Rushing - Melissa: Nick Palmer 10-73, Cody
Morgan 15-60, Nathan Warren 4-22, Aaron Bush 5-1, Wes McQueen 7-(-30); Leonard:
Reggie Robinson 16-137, Will Cowan 19-78, Tevin Daniels 2-2. Passing - Melissa: Wes McQueen 5-16-1
98; Leonard: Will Cowan 7-19-2 63. Receiving - Melissa: Brodie Russell
3-38, Nathan Warren 1-33, Aaron Bush 1-24, Dallon Bates 1-3; Leonard: Jake
Buchanan 3-52, Robinson 1-8, Toby Stahley 1-4, Muntrell Titus 1-3, Matt
Williams 1-(-4). FIRST QUARTER Melissa - Cody Morgan 8 run (Conner
Monroe kick) SECOND QUARTER Leonard - Reggie Robinson 4 run (Will
Cowan kick) Melissa - Brodie Russell 18 pass from
Wes McQueen (Monroe kick) THIRD QUARTER Melissa - Nathan Warren 33 pass from
McQueen (Monroe kick) Leonard - Robinson 26 run (Cowan kick) FOURTH QUARTER Melissa - Nick Palmer 22 run (Monroe
kick) Melissa - Palmer 1 run (Monroe kick) Leonard - Cowan 1 run (Cowan kick) District 9-4A
Denison 75, McKinney 37 DENISON - Whereas D.J. Jones scored eight touchdowns in
Denison’s 65-64 win against McKinney one year ago, it was Jordan Taylor’s time
to shine in a game where the Yellow Jackets set a school-record for points.
Taylor ran 16 times for 184 yards and five touchdowns and
completed 13 of 14 passes for 184 more yards and another score for Denison
(4-1, 2-0). The Yellow Jackets scored the first 31 points, as Jones
ran 24 times for 198 yards and a touchdown, and receiver Kyle Galyon added 98
yards on seven receptions and scored a touchdown. LSU commit Zach Lee was 16 of 33 for 239 yards and two
touchdowns to Matt Lipka, who caught four passes for 122 yards. Damian Willis had 138 yards on 13 carries and two
touchdowns for the Lions (0-5, 0-3). Denison, who is at Frisco Wakeland this week in a battle
of district unbeatens, also scored touchdowns in less than 1 ½ minutes spanning
the first and second quarters on fumble returns for scores by Hayden Chapman
and Darian Springfield. McKinney gave up 611 yards to the Yellow Jackets and has
given up almost 700 yards per game this season. Denison 75, McKinney 37
McKinney 0 29 8 0 - 37 Denison 24 22 22 7 - 75 Team Stats MHS Denison First Downs 22 30 Rushes-Yards 34-136 47-427 Passing Yards 249 184 C-A-I 17-35-2 13-14-0 Fumbles-Lost 4-3 2-1 Penalties-Yards 9-86 12-116 Punts-Average 0-0 0-0 Individual Statistics Rushing - McKinney: Damian Willis
13-138, Travis Tarver II 9-34, Zach Lee 11-(-11), Team 1-(-25); Denison: D.J.
Jones 24-198, Jordan Taylor 16-184, Joseph Williams 2-28, Tyler McLaren 3-13,
Cody Reeves 1-9, Team 1-(-5). Passing - McKinney: Zach Lee
16-33-2-239, Elias Ramos 1-2-0 10; Denison: Jordan Taylor 13-14-0 184. Receiving - McKinney: Matt Lipka 4-122,
Tanner Newton 5-63, Josh Weathers 2-25, Hobie Harris 2-22, MacKenzie Logan
1-11, Devante Harrison 3-6; Denison: Kyle Galyon 7-98, Jimmay Mundine 5-71,
Reeves 1-15 . FIRST QUARTER Denison - Cody Reeves 9 run (Dalton
Hestand kick) Denison - Kyle Galyon 31 pass from
Jordan Taylor (Hestand kick) Denison - Hestand 27 FG Denison - Hayden Chapman 2 fumble
return (Hestand kick) SECOND QUARTER Denison - Darian Springfield fumble
recovery in end zone (Hestand kick) McKinney - Damian Willis 5 run (Michael
Gonsalves kick) Denison - Taylor 9 run (Hestand kick) McKinney - Matt Lipka 32 pass from Zach
Lee (Gonsalves kick) Denison - Taylor 9 run (Taylor run) McKinney - Lipka 14 pass from Lee
(Gonsalves kick) McKinney - Lee 9 run (Lee run) THIRD QUARTER Denison - Taylor 13 run (Hestand kick) McKinney - Willis 59 run (Lipka pass
from Lee) Denison - D.J. Jones 1 run (Taylor run) Denison - Taylor 14 run (Hestand kick) FOURTH QUARTER Denison - Taylor 10 run (Hestand kick) Sherman 55, McKinney North 28 MCKINNEY - Zac Whitfield ran nine times for 126 yards and
three first-half touchdowns, while Madison Carter ran for 86 yards and threw
for 131 more for Sherman.
Greg Jackson caught three passes for 82 yards, and Geoff
Hooker had a 30-yard touchdown catch from Carter, as Sherman scored 55 points
for the second straight week. Tyler Perkins returned a fumble for a touchdown in the
first quarter, while J.J. Floyd and Garrett Powell added a pair of scoring runs
for the Bearcats (4-1, 2-0). Brenton Griffin was 26 of 32 for 330 yards and four
touchdowns - two each to Josh Allen and Victor Rivera. Allen caught seven
passes for 106 yards for the Bulldogs (1-4, 1-1), while Rivera added 76 yards
on six receptions. Eric Hosek added a 45-yard field goal for Sherman in the
victory. Sherman 55, McKinney North 28
Sherman 16 25 14 0 -- 55 M. North 6 7 7 8 -- 28 Team Stats S MN First Downs 19 21 Rushes-Yards 33-232 36-98 Passing Yards 184 330 C-A-I 9-18-0 26-32-0 Fumbles-Lost 5-2 3-2 Penalties-Yards 11-65 13-90 Punts-Average 2-47 3-30 Individual Statistics Rushing - Sherman: Zac Whitfield 9-126,
Madison Carter 8-86, Kevin Crick 1-15, Greg Jackson 1-15, Nathan James 1-9, Damian
Taylor 4-3, Garrett Powell 1-2, J.J. Floyd 1-1, Thor Long 7-(-25); McKinney
North: Josh Matthews 13-41, Devin Smith 10-35, Brenton Griffin 13-22. Passing -- Sherman: Madison Carter
7-14-0 131, Thor Long 2-4-0 53; McKinney North: Brenton Griffin 26-32-0 330. Receiving -- Sherman: Greg Jackson
3-82, Geoff Hooker 1-30, Zac Whitfield 2-25, Nathan James 2-16, Dylon
Beamesderfer 1-7; McKinney North: Josh Allen 7-106, Victor Rivera 6-76,
Jamarius Philips 6-63, DyAnte Hudson 3-45, Devin Smith 4-40. FIRST QUARTER Sherman - Zac Whitfield 54 run (Madison
Carter run) Sherman - Tyler Perkins 25 fumble
return (Carter run) McKinney North - Victor Rivera 20 pass
from Brenton Griffin (run failed) SECOND QUARTER Sherman - Eric Hosek 45 FG Sherman - Whitfield 7 run (Hosek kick) Sherman - Whitfield 34 run (Hosek kick) McKinney North - Josh Allen 33 pass
from Griffin (Bryson Long kick) Sherman - J.J. Floyd 1 run (Carter run) THIRD QUARTER Sherman - Garrett Powell 2 run (Hosek
kick) McKinney North - Rivera 32 pass from
Griffin (Long kick) Sherman - Geoff Hooker 30 pass from
Carter (Morgan Spears kick) FOURTH QUARTER McKinney North - Allen 39 pass from
Griffin (kick failed) McKinney North - Safety Frisco Liberty 43, Frisco 35 FRISCO - Malcolm Hill proved he is a jack-of-all-trades,
finishing with more than 200 all-purpose yards and touchdowns rushing, passing
and receiving for the Red Hawks.
Faraz Khan intercepted a Chase Rashbrook pass with 1:21
left to seal the win. Liberty (2-3, 1-1) ended a three-game losing streak that
included a 28-20 loss to Denison in its district opener. The Raccoons’ losing streak is now 16 straight dating
back to Nov. 2, 2007 against McKinney North. Jay Ajayi ran 15 times for 122 yards and a score for his
fourth 100-yard game of 2009. Austin Allen had only 48 yards on 16 carries but scored
four touchdowns. Rashbrook completed 15 of 21 passes for 181 yards in the game
played at Pizza Hut Park. Frisco Liberty 43, Frisco 35
Liberty 0 28 8 7 -43 Frisco 7 16 6 6 -35 Team Stats Liberty Frisco First Downs 24 26 Rushes-Yards 42-273 36-125 Passing Yards 149 238 C-A-I 10-13-1 16-22-1 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-2 Penalties-Yards 7-78 3-20 Punts-Average 1-33 1-47 Individual Statistics Rushing - Liberty: Jay Ajayi 15-122,
Pereese Joas 8-49, Malcolm Hill 9-41, David Smith 2-34, Kyle Roach 2-20, Jake
Weddle 2-8, Blake Kozeny 1-1, Brandon Brotzman 3-(-2); Frisco: Carlos Harris
8-48, Austin Allen 16-48, Derek Deiter 7-34, Cory Crockett 1-4, Chase Rashbrook
3-(-1), Brandon Young 1-(-8). Passing - Liberty: Brotzman 9-12-1 128,
Hill 1-1-0 21; Frisco: Rashbrook 15-21-0 181, Harris 1-1-0 57. Receiving - Liberty: Malcolm Hill 3-60,
Corvellas Cage 4-51, Brandon Nelson 1-21, Kyle Roach 1-10, David Smith 1-7;
Frisco: BrandonYoung 3-61, Eric Allen 2-60, Ryan McCary 4-55, Austin Allen
4-32, Ryan Thomas 2-27, Kristoff Calvert 1-3. FIRST QUARTER Frisco - Eric Allen 57 pass from Carlos
Harris (Kyle Fischer kick) SECOND QUARTER Frisco Liberty - Jake Weddle 1 run
(Connor Hirt kick) Frisco Liberty - Brandon Nelson 21 pass
from Malcolm Hill (Hirt kick) Frisco - Austin Allen 9 run (Austin
Allen run) Frisco Liberty - Jay Ajayi 13 run (Hirt
kick) Frisco - Austin Allen 4 run (Ryan
McCary pass from Chase Rashbrook) Frisco Liberty - Hill 41 pass from
Brandon Brotzman (Hirt kick) THIRD QUARTER Frisco - Austin Allen 4 run (pass
failed) Frisco Liberty - Hill 4 run (Hill run) FOURTH QUARTER Frisco - Austin Allen 1 run (kick
failed) Frisco Liberty - Blake Kozeny 1 run (Hirt
kick) Frisco Wakeland 35, Frisco Centennial 28 FRISCO - The arm of quarterback Tyler Kirkindoll, the
legs of running back David Robason and the play-making ability of receiver
Dallas Grier helped push the Wolverines to 5-0 on the year.
Kirkindoll was 21 of 26 for 248 yards and two touchdowns,
Robason ran 27 times for 163 yards and two touchdowns while Grier caught seven
passes for 115 yards and a score. The Titans pulled within a touchdown after Bryan Singer’s
5-yard touchdown catch from Nick Foster. Trent Smiley caught a 14-yard scoring pass from
Kirkindoll, and Foster’s 51-yard scoring strike to Chase Nichols wasn’t enough
for Centennial (2-3, 0-2). Imoh Edohoukwa led the Titans on the ground with 136
yards on 14 carries and also returned a kickoff 82 yards for a score in the
second quarter. Frisco Wakeland hosts Denison on Friday in a battle of
2-0 district teams before traveling to Sherman on Oct. 16. Centennial travels
to Sherman this week for a 7:30 p.m. start at Bearcat Stadium. Frisco Wakeland 35, Frisco Centennial
28
Centennial 0 7 7 14 -28 Wakeland 7 7 7 14 -35 Team Stats FC FW First Downs 13 23 Rushes-Yards 29-140 39-217 Passing Yards 155 248 C-A-I 17-27-0 21-26-0 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-1 Penalties-Yards 10-85 8-70 Punts-Average 4-39.5 2-41.5 Individual Statistics Rushing - Frisco Centennial: Imoh
Edohoukwa 14-136, Jamel Bullock 5-12, Chase Nichols 1-4, Nick Foster 9-(-12);
Frisco Wakeland: Robason 27-163, Kirkindoll 8-44, Smiley 3-15, Kenneth Hall
1-(-5). Passing - Frisco Centennial: Nick
Foster 17-27-0 155; Frisco Wakeland: Tyler Kirkindoll 21-26-0 248. Receiving - Frisco Centennial: Chase
Nichols 5-78, Imoh Edohoukwa 3-25, Bryan Singer 3-23, Timmy Fuller 4-19, Mark
Stewart 1-6, Nick Bush 1-4; Frisco Wakeland: Dallas Grier 7-115, Alex Bateman
4-52, Ryan Rice 3-29, Trent Smiley 4-29, Sterling Bobbitt 2-25, David Robason
1-(-2). FIRST QUARTER Frisco Wakeland - David Robason 13 run
(Zach Paul kick) SECOND QUARTER Frisco Wakeland - Robason 4 run (Paul
kick) Frisco Centennial - Imoh Edohoukwa 82
kick return (Garrett Closs kick) THIRD QUARTER Frisco Wakeland - Tyler Kirkindoll 2
run (Paul kick) Frisco Centennial - Jamel Bullock 1 run
(Closs kick) FOURTH QUARTER Frisco Wakeland - Dallas Grier 49 pass
from Kirkindoll (Paul kick) Frisco Centennial - Bryan Singer 5 pass
from Nick Foster (Closs kick) Frisco Wakeland - Trent Smiley 14 pass
from Kirkindoll (Paul kick) Frisco Centennial - Chase Nichols 51
pass from Foster (Closs kick) District 12-2A
Prairiland 47, DeKalb 0 DEKALB -Tanner Connot caught four pases for 91 yards and
three first-quarter touchdowns, while the Patriots took advantage of three
turnovers and 41 first-half points for the win.
Payne Schuelke completed eight of 11 passes for 132 yards
and the three touchdowns before coming out of the game in the second quarter.
Randal Sessums led the ground game with 124 yards on eight carries and a pair
of scoring runs of four and 45 yards. Josh Esch (17 carries, 91 yards) added a 5-yard scoring
run for the healthy halftime lead, and Riley Johnson returned a fumble 25 yards
for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. Schuelke found his favorite target Connot on scoring
passes of 28, 13 and 46 yards in a span of just more than six minutes for the
Patriots (5-0, 2-0). Justin Harris and Todd Fendley had interceptions against
the Bears (0-5, 0-2). Prairiland hit’s the road again this week to face Highway
271 rival Rivercrest. Prairiland 47, DeKalb 0
Prairiland 20 21 0 6 -47 DeKalb 0 0 0 0 -0 Team Stats Pland DeKalb First Downs 9 5 Rushes-Yards 32-243 60-125 Passing Yards 132 10 C-A-I 8-11-0 1-8-2 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 9-75 9-85 Punts-Average 1-33 1-47 Individual Statistics Rushing - Prairiland: Randal Sessums
8-124, Josh Esch 17-91, Payne Schuelke 3-13, Riley Johnson 2-9, Brandon Graham
2-6; DeKalb: n/a. Passing - Prairiland: Payne Schuelke
8-11-0 132; DeKalb: n/a. Receiving - Prairiland: Tanner Connot
4-91, Justin Harris 2-36, Brandon Graham 1-5, Todd Fendley 1-0; DeKalb: n/a. FIRST QUARTER Prairiland - Tanner Connot 28 pass from
Payne Schuelke (kick failed) Prairiland - Connot 13 pass from
Schuelke (Randal Sessums run) Prairiland - Connot 46 pass from
Schuelke (kick failed) SECOND QUARTER Prairiland - Sessums 4 run (Sessums
run) Prairiland - Sessums 45 run (kick
failed) Prairiland - Josh Esch 5 run (Connot
kick) FOURTH QUARTER Prairiland - Riley Johnson 25 fumble
return (kick failed) Clarksville 26, Rivercrest 0 CLARKSVILLE - H.B. Rosser accounted for almost 250 yards of
total offense in the win, as the Tigers (3-2, 1-1) rebounded from their
district-opening loss at Prairiland last week.
Clarksville scored once in each quarter, and four
different players found the end zone, including Rosser from 13 yards out in the
second quarter for a 14-0 halftime lead. Rosser ran 14 times for 106 yards and the touchdown while
completing eight of 14 passes for 138 yards and a score. Gary Moore finished with 87 yards on three receptions and
was the beneficiary of a 46-yard touchdown pass from Rosser in the third
quarter. Jarold McPherson, who had an interception in the win,
added a 20-yard scoring run. Brady Kennedy tried to keep the Rebels (1-4, 0-2) in the
game, completing 15 of 38 passes for 172 yards, but they couldn’t find the end zone
and lost their fourth straight game after a victory in their season opener. Rivercrest was unable to capitalize on two first-half
turnovers and was held to 35 yards rushing on 27 carries. It was due to Clarksville’s strong defensive play and
some timely offense led by catalyst Rosser. Clarksville 26, Rivercrest 0
Rivercrest 0 0 0 0 -0 Clarksville 7 7 6 6 -26 Team Stats RHS CHS First Downs 14 17 Rushes-Yards 27-35 37-246 Passing Yards 179 136 C-A-I 15-38-1 8-15-0 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 4-2 Penalties-Yards 1-15 5-30 Punts-Average 4-22.7 1-36 Individual Statistics Rushing - Rivercrest: Jordan White
13-25, Brady Kennedy 13-10, Luke Wright 1-0; Clarksville: H.B. Rosser 14-106,
Radonta Edwards 11-61, Jarold McPherson 2-36, Trea O’Neal 5-24, Quan Bell 5-19. Passing - Rivercrest: Brady Kennedy
15-38-1 172; Clarksville: H.B. Rosser 8-14-0 138, Edwards 0-1-0 0. Receiving - Rivercrest: J. Wright 3-64,
Seton Hawkins 6-61, Kyle McCuller 3-21, Wright 1-18, White 2-15; Clarksville:
Gary Moore 3-87, Edwards 2-19, Devonta Shavers 1-13, O’Neal 1-12, Keyondrian
Harris 1-5. FIRST QUARTER Clarksville - Radonta Edwards 9 run
(Edwards kick) SECOND QUARTER Clarksville - H.B. Rosser 13 run
(Edwards kick) THIRD QUARTER Clarksville - Gary Moore 46 pass from Rosser
(kick failed) FOURTH QUARTER Clarksville - Jarold McPherson 20 run
(run failed) Hooks 44, Chisum 29 HOOKS - The visiting Mustangs held a four-point lead and
were one quarter away from keeping their perfect 2009 season intact, but Hooks’
Deonta Henderson had other ideas.
Henderson ran six times for 131 yards and four
touchdowns, including two in the decisive stretch to allow the host Hornets
(2-3, 2-0) to stay atop the district standings alongside Prairiland and Paul
Pewitt (a 17-13 winner against Redwater). Hooks took the lead for good at 31-29 on Henderson’s
79-yard run, and he later added a 13-yarder for insurance. Not to be outdone, he scored for a third time as the
clock hit zero on a 100-yard interception return that was actually closer to
105 yards for the final score. The Hornets had two 100-yard rushers in Henderson and
Demetris Burchette, who carried a bulk of the workload with 119 yards on 23
carries. Jeremy Eddington did his best to keep Chisum in the game
with 318 all-purpose yards, including 226 yards on 26 carries and two
touchdowns. His 73-yard scoring run gave the Mustangs (4-1, 1-1) an early 8-0
lead after Zach Millsap’s two-point conversion pass to Brian Glover. Hooks answered with 18 straight points to take a 10-point
halftime lead. Henderson scored on runs of nine and two yards with a
21-yard touchdown pass from freshman quarterback Aaron Doddy to Demonte Bailey
mixed in. Eddington scored from 18 yards out midway through the
third quarter, threw a two-point pass to Tyler Jeffery and ran a 62-yard fumble
return into the end zone for good measure to put Chisum back in front 22-18. Hooks 44, Chisum 29
Chisum 8 0 14 7 -29 Hooks 6 12 7 19 -44 Team Stats Chisum Hooks First Downs 21 16 Rushes-Yards 38-258 47-334 Passing Yards 109 70 C-A-I 9-17-1 3-6-0 Fumbles-Lost 6-2 6-3 Penalties-Yards 10-90 4-45 Punts-Average 3-20 1-34 Individual Statistics Rushing - Chisum: Jeremy Eddington
26-226, T.J. Briscoe 9-36, Zach Millsap 1-1, Sloan Moss 2-(-5); Hooks: Henderson
6-131, Demetris Burchette 23-119, Doddy 7-38, Demarcus Dickerson 10-29, Baty
1-17. Passing - Chisum: Jeremy Eddington
8-15-0 92, Sloan Moss 1-2-1 17; Hooks: Aaron Doddy 3-6-0 70. Receiving - Chisum: Kolton Porter 3-45,
Brian Glover 2-25, Zach Millsap 2-11, Jeremy Eddington 1-17, Sloan Moss 1-11;
Hooks: Demonte Baty 2-25, Deonta Henderson 1-45. FIRST QUARTER Chisum - Jeremy Eddington 73 run (Brian
Glover pass from Zach Millsap) Hooks - Devonta Henderson 9 run (pass
failed) SECOND QUARTER Hooks - Demonte Bailey 21 pass from
Aaron Doddy (run failed) Hooks - Henderson 2 run (kick blocked) THIRD QUARTER Chisum - Eddington 18 run (Tyler
Jeffery pass from Eddington) Chisum - Eddington 62 fumble return
(pass failed) Hooks - Demarcus Dickerson 7 run (Demonte
Baty kick) FOURTH QUARTER Chisum - Glover 4 run (Jeffery kick) Hooks - Henderson 79 run (kick blocked) Hooks - Henderson 13 run (Baty kick) Hooks - Henderson 100 interception
return Non-district Jefferson 24, North Lamar 14 JEFFERSON – Teams who have yet to win a football game
nearing the halfway point of the season and have a lead sometimes don’t know
how to keep it, and North Lamar is an example.
The Panthers led by four entering the fourth quarter, but
host Jefferson (2-3) scored 14 unanswered points to send North Lamar into
district play without a win. Clarence Lee completed eight of 13 passes for 106 yards
and a touchdown, a 17-yard pass to D.J. McDonald, to give the Bulldogs the lead
for good. Destin Mosley, who ran 18 times for 73 yards, added a 3-yard
touchdown run for insurance. Jefferson scored the first 10 points in the first quarter
on a 25-yard field goal by Connor Carroll and Lee’s 11-yard run. North Lamar (0-5) responded in the second quarter with
Tyler Walston’s 8-yard touchdown pass to Colton Perry and Cody Daniel’s blocked
punt return for a 14-10 advantage at halftime. The lead held true after three
quarters due to stingy defensive play on both sides. Dakota Boles finished with 104 yards on 25 carries for
the Panthers, who open District 10-3A play at home this week against Anna. Jefferson 24, North Lamar 14
North Lamar 0 14 0 0 -14 Jefferson 10 0 0 14 -24 Team Stats NL Jefferson First Downs 9 12 Rushes-Yards 35-122 41-169 Passing Yards 41 106 C-A-I 2-9-0 8-13-0 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 2-2 Penalties-Yards 2-15 8-85 Punts-Average 5-31.4 2-30.5 Individual Statistics Rushing – North Lamar: Dakota Boles
25-104, Keathan Morris 4-10, Tyler Walston 6-8; Jefferson: Destin Mosley 18-73,
Clarence Lee 8-38, Devin Figures 5-37, Damon Gray 10-21. Passing – North Lamar: Tyler Walston
2-9-0 41; Jefferson: Clarence Lee 8-13-0 106. Receiving – North Lamar: Austin Sugg
1-33, Colton Perry 1-8; Jefferson: Devin Figures 2-49, D.J. McDonald 3-36,
Chris Anthony 1-13, Destin Mosley 1-6, Austin Youngblood 1-2.
Callisburg 69, Sunnyvale 19 CALLISBURG – Bobby Dorman needed only five carries to amass
112 yards and three touchdowns, as Callisburg eased past Sunnyvale on
homecoming night to remain undefeated entering this week’s district-opening
grudge match against Aubrey.
Dorman also passed for 140 yards, completing all four of
his passes, including three of them for touchdowns. Two of them went to
Langston Jones from 55 and 51 yards out (his only two catches of the game),
while the other was a 16-yarder to Cole Wescoat. Sunnyvale pulled within 7-6 midway through the first
quarter after scoring on a fumble return, but the rout was on after that, with
the Wildcats (5-0) scoring 48 of the next 54 points. Chris Apala had a 1-yard touchdown run in the first
quarter, and Brandon Rochell had a 7-yarder in the second. Jones, who had 80 yards
on eight carries, added a third score from 26 yards out in the third quarter,
and Michael Paxton added a 44-yard interception return for a score. Callisburg attempts to become the first team to score
against Aubrey this season. In other non-district action involving District 10-2A
teams, Valley View beat Fort Worth Christian 47-14.
Sunnyvale 6 13 0 0 -19 Callisburg 27 28 14 0 -69 Team Stats SHS CHS First Downs 12 7 Rushes-Yards 45-158 25-266 Passing Yards 124 145 C-A-I 9-21-3 6-7-0 Fumbles-Lost 4-0 2-1 Penalties-Yards 6-40 2-17 Punts-Average 6-31.5 3-35.7 Individual Statistics Rushing – Callisburg: Bobby Dorman
5-112, Langston Jones 8-80, Brandon Rochell 9-47, Clay McKenzie 2-26, Chris
Apala 1-1; Sunnyvale: Mason Goodin 8-58, Tucker Ray 9-40, Brandon Garza 8-27,
Colby Garner 8-20, Tanner Tutle 10-12, Hayden Long 2-1. Passing – Callisburg: Dorman 4-4-0 140,
Cole Wescoat 2-3-0 5; Sunnyvale: Goodin 4-12-2 67, Tutle 5-9-1 57. Receiving – Callisburg: Langston Jones
2-106, Kevin Bartley 1-18, Cole Wescoat 1-16, Brandon Rochell 1-8, Clay
McKenzie 1-(-3); Sunnyvale: Colin Cange 3-61, Cameron Blakely 4-46, Robert
Woods 1-12, Hayden Long 1-5. FIRST
QUARTER Callisburg
– Bobby Dorman 7 run (Dorman kick) Sunnyvale –
Colby Garner 32 fumble return (kick failed) Callisburg
– Dorman 67 run (Dorman kick) Callisburg
– Chris Apala 1 run (kick failed) Callisburg
– Cole Wescoat 16 pass from Dorman (Dorman kick) SECOND
QUARTER Callisburg
– Langston Jones 55 pass from Dorman (Dorman kick) Sunnyvale –
Tucker Ray 13 run (pass failed) Callisburg
– Jones 51 pass from Dorman (Dorman kick) Callisburg
– Dorman 26 run (Dorman kick) Callisburg
– Brandon Rochell 7 run (Dorman kick) Sunnyvale –
Colin Cange 14 pass from Tanner Tutle (Derek McLaughlin kick) THIRD
QUARTER Callisburg
– Jones 26 run (Dorman kick) Callisburg
– Michael Paxton 44 interception return (Dorman kick) Aubrey 50, FW Southwest Christian 0 AUBREY – The shutout streak is now at five for the
Chaparrals (5-0), who gave up only 129 yards of offense, are the only team in
the state to not allow a point and with the win set up quite a game this week
against fellow unbeaten Callisburg in the District 10-2A opener.
Justin Griffin ran five times for 133 yards and four
touchdown runs of 33, 2, 42, and 53 yards. Levi Birdsong caught three passes for 93 yards and a
touchdown, while Kaleb Parrent and Albert Silva added scoring runs for Aubrey. The Chaparrals scored 21 points on 10 first-quarter
plays, as Griffin has 14 touchdowns in 2009. Team Stats FWSW AHS First Downs 11 13 Rushes-Yards 37-113 34-256 Passing Yards 16 150 C-A-I 4-12-2 8-10-0 Fumbles-Lost 4-3 6-3 Penalties-Yards 7-35 9-85 Punts-Average 4-25.5 1-27 Individual Statistics Rushing – Fort Worth Southwest
Christian: Clint Jones 9-46, Tucker Christenson 10-36, Ryan Stockton 11-23,
Caleb Gonzalez 5-21, Carson Snyder 2-(-13); Aubrey: Justin Griffin 5-133,
Taylor Conway 8-42, Skyler Craig 2-37, Billy Feathers 8-27, Chase Mahurin 1-6,
Albert Silva 1-6, Christian Wiseman 1-3, Kaleb Parrent 4-1, Wurster 4-1. Passing – FWSWC: Jones 3-10-0 14,
Snyder 1-2-2 2; Aubrey: James Wurster 6-8-0 105, Parrent 2-2-0 45. Receiving – Fort Worth Southwest
Christian: Sam Roller 2-13, Tucker Christenson 1-2, Ryan Stockton 1-1; Aubrey:
Levi Birdsong 3-93, Kendall Jones 2-25, Kaleb Parrent 1-16, Skyler Craig 2-16. FIRST QUARTER Aubrey – Justin Griffin 33 run (Levi
Birdsong kick) Aubrey – Griffin 2 run (Birdsong kick) Aubrey – Birdsong 30 pass from James
Wurster (Birdsong kick) SECOND QUARTER Aubrey – Griffin 42 run (Griffin run) Aubrey – Kaleb Parrent 1 run (Birdsong
kick) THIRD QUARTER Aubrey – Griffin 53 run (Birdsong kick) FOURTH QUARTER Aubrey – Albert Silva 5 run (Birdsong
kick) Blue Ridge 34, Dallas A+ Academy 0 DALLAS – Brennan Smith accounted for three touchdowns, as
Blue Ridge won its third straight game (second by shutout) entering this week’s
District 13-A opener against Collinsville.
Smith followed Jake Price’s 2-yard touchdown run with one
of his own from five yards out for a 13-0 first-quarter lead. He later caught a
20-yard scoring pass from Price and also found the end zone on a 35-yard fumble
return. Price, who completed six of eight passes for 123 yards,
threw a pair of touchdown passes, including a 60-yarder to Cody Mills (two
receptions, 92 yards), as the Tigers scored all their points in the first half.
Price also ran six times for 60 yards, while Zach Rainwater added 46 yards on
five carries. Blue Ridge 34, Dallas A+ Academy 0
Blue Ridge 13 21 0 0 -34 Dallas A+ 0 0 0 0 -0 Team Stats BR A+ First Downs 10 2 Rushes-Yards 21-138 n/a Passing Yards 193 n/a C-A-I 10-15-0 n/a Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1 Penalties-Yards 4-25 1-5 Punts-Average 1-30 n/a Individual Statistics Rushing – Blue Ridge: Jake Price 6-60, Zach
Rainwater 5-46, Trevor Agan 4-15, Brennan Smith 3-12, Alex Rainwater 2-11,
Shawn McCarley 1-(-6); Dallas A+ Academy: n/a. Passing – Blue Ridge: Jake Price 6-8-0
123, Shawn McCarley 3-6-0 38, Jace Koonce 1-1-0 32; A+ Academy: n/a. Receiving – Blue Ridge: Cody Mills
2-92, Brennan Smith 2-29, Beau Blacketer 2-27, Tyler King 2-26, Jay Garcia
1-11, Jace Koonce 1-8; Dallas A+ Academy: n/a. FIRST QUARTER Blue Ridge – Jake Price 2 run (kick
blocked) Blue Ridge – Brennan Smith 5 run (Cody
Mills kick) SECOND QUARTER Blue Ridge – Smith 20 pass from Price
(Mills kick) Blue Ridge – Smith 35 fumble return
(Mills kick) Blue Ridge – Mills 60 pass from Price
(Mills kick) Collinsville 42, Wolfe City 28 COLLINSVILLE – Chase Medler and Tyler Ford scored on runs
of five and two yards, respectively, to break open a tie game in the fourth
quarter and defeat Wolfe City.
Wolfe City’s Ryan Smith opened the scoring with a 1-yard
touchdown run only to be answered by Cory Ragsdale’s score from 19 yards out
for a 7-7 tie after the first eight minutes. Jeff Polley scored the first of his three touchdowns on a
12-yard run, but Darrius Brown’s 26-yard score left the Wolves down just 14-13
at the half. Polley scored once more but was answered by Devion
Wortham and Dondre Wright for a 28-28 tie in the fourth quarter. Collinsville 42, Wolfe City 28 Wolfe City 7 6 8 7 -28 Collinsville 7 7 14 14 -42 FIRST QUARTER Wolfe City – Ryan Smith 1 run (Dondre
Wright kick) Collinsville – Cory Ragsdale 19 run
(Chase Medler kick) SECOND QUARTER Collinsville – Jeff Polley 12 run
(Medler kick) Wolfe City – Darrius Brown 26 run (kick
failed) THIRD QUARTER Collinsville – Polley 47 run (Medler
kick) Collinsville – Polley 1 run (Medler
kick) Wolfe City – Devion Wortham 18 run
(Dondre Wright pass from Colt Herron) FOURTH QUARTER Wolfe City – Wright 7 run (Wright kick) Collinsville – Medler 5 run (Medler
kick) Collinsville – Tyler Ford 2 run (Medler kick) |
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