Week 6 Summaries and Boxes
Friday’s Games
Non-district
BY TYLER CLIFTON
KFYN SPORTS DIRECTOR

FRISCO - Denison just racked up 556 yards of offense, but all anyone wanted to talk about late Friday night was the Yellow Jacket defense.

Two teams entered Pizza Hut Park with undefeated district records, but Denison showed why defense can go a long way in determining which group left with its perfect mark intact.

The defending Class 9-4A champion Yellow Jackets showed why they remain the team to beat after scoring the game’s first 21 points, and they were never seriously threatened in an eventual 56-28 win.

Jordan Taylor finished with 307 yards of total offense, rushing 10 times for 145 yards and four touchdowns while completing 13 of 22 passes for 162 more yards and a score. D.J. Jones had 189 yards on 21 carries and three touchdowns for Denison (5-1, 3-0), who returns to Frisco this week for a game against the Raccoons at Memorial Stadium.

“Our defense did a nice job, especially in the first half,” Yellow Jacket coach Cody White said. “We missed some tackles and need to work some on our alignment, but we went out and beat a very good football team. I’ve always believed defense wins championships.”

Denison is still a long way to go from building on its success from 2008, but is well on its way, with the only blemish being a 27-21 loss at Big Spring in Week 1.

The Yellow Jackets were the epitome of a quick-strike offense after scoring a pair of touchdowns in a little more than 40 seconds to end the first half and needed only five plays and just more than two minutes to cover 60 yards on their opening possession of the second half to score again.

Cody Reeves caught his first pass of the game for 13 yards to set up Jones’ 8-yard scoring run for a 49-14 Denison lead. The Wolverines (5-1, 2-1) answered with an 11-play drive, culminating with Tyler Kirkindoll’s 7-yard touchdown pass to Alex Bateman.

Wakeland tried to get back in the game after intercepting Taylor and recovering a fumble. David Robason scored from 15 yards out on another 11-play scoring drive, but he was held in check most of the night after finishing with 79 yards on 18 carries.

The Wolverines recovered a nifty onside kick but couldn’t take advantage and turned the ball over on downs. Taylor scored two plays later on a 51-yard run for an insurance score, and Reeves added a late interception for good measure.

“Our defensive line stepped up tonight and put a lot of pressure on their quarterback,” Reeves said. “We fed off of them and busted heads tonight. We knew this was going to be a really physical game, so we had to go at them all night, and we did a good job of it.”

The game’s first five possessions resulted in punts until Denison finally got on the scoreboard.

Taylor’s 16-yard pass to Kyle Galyon set up his own 20-yard touchdown run, and the Yellow Jackets needed less than two minutes to score again after Jones dove past the pylon for an 8-yard score. The touchdown was set up by a 47-yard run by Reeves on a reverse and Taylor’s 31-yard pass to Galyon.

Kirkindoll, who completed 33 of 56 passes for 302 yards, had a streaky outing after throwing nine incomplete passes to start the game, although it took a diving last-minute stop by Reeves late in the first quarter to prevent a 7-7 tie.

Wakeland was unable to capitalize after punt returns of 60 and 50 yards by Bateman resulted in solid field position.

The first resulted in a punt, and the Wolverines reached the Denison 14 on the second before Zach Paul’s field-goal attempt hit the right side of the crossbar. The aforementioned defensive pressure came to light after Kirkindoll was sacked by Jaqwaylin Arps.

“We’ve got a few personnel issues we need to fix and need to have guys on the field who can make plays,” White said. “We cost ourselves with penalties on the first two drives.”

Taylor answered eight plays later on a 36-yard touchdown run where he ran around and through the Wakeland defense for a 21-0 lead.

Kirkindoll responded with a 12-yard touchdown pass to Thomas Craig on third down to cap an eight-play drive.

The Denison defense came through with another big play when the Wolverines were threatening to pull within a touchdown. Kirkindoll completed a 15-yard pass to Trent Smiley, but Jake Marcum returned a fumble 23 yards after Smiley was stripped, and three running plays led to Taylor’s 21-yard touchdown pass to Jimmay Mundine.

“Our defense stepped up tonight, and when our offense isn’t clicking, we’re always feeding off of them,” Taylor said. “We had some penalties and things early to stall some drives, but it wasn’t a bad performance. There is always room for more improvement.”

Craig’s 24-yard run off a fake did allow Wakeland to cut the Yellow Jacket lead in half on a score set up by passes to Bateman and Dallas Grier for 13 and 18 yards, respectively.

Denison had none of it, with Taylor completing a 49-yard screen pass to Jones on third down and calling his own number from a yard out for a 35-14 lead.

The Wolverines reached the Denison 20 before stalling, as Kirkindoll had a string of 10 straight pass completions broken up.

Jones eventually tacked on a 3-yard touchdown run for a 42-14 advantage at the half.

“We want to keep clicking and do what we can each week to improve,” Jones said. “The defense did a good job of shutting down McKinney and built off of it this week. We just went out and beat an undefeated team, so anytime you do that, you know you did well.”

Wakeland must regroup with a road game this week at Sherman, the district’s other undefeated team after a win against Centennial. Wolverines coach Marty Secord talked to his team in the post-game huddle about still having plenty to play for with four games remaining on the regular-season schedule.

Secord looked back at the first-half fumble and his team’s inability to take advantage of its field position.

“We had a chance to climb back in the game, but the fumble swung all the momentum back in their favor,” Secord said. “I’m so proud of our kids for fighting back against an outstanding football team with tremendous players. Their defensive line dominated us.”

Denison 56, Frisco Wakeland 28

Denison 14 28 7 7 -56

FW 0 14 7 7 -28

Team Stats Denison FW

First Downs 21 26

Rushes-Yards 37-394 27-162

Passing Yards 162 302

C-A-I 13-22-1 33-56-1

Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-1

Penalties-Yards 7-55 5-40

Punts-Average 4-38.3 5-32.4

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Denison: D.J. Jones 21-189, Jordan Taylor 10-145, Cody Reeves 2-50, Joseph Williams 4-10; Frisco Wakeland: David Robason 18-79, Tyler Kirkindoll 8-59, Thomas Craig 1-24.

Passing - Denison: Jordan Taylor 13-22-1 162; Frisco Wakeland: Tyler Kirkindoll 33-56-1 302.

Receiving - Denison: D.J. Jones 3-55, Kyle Galyon 3-53, Jimmay Mundine 3-27, Cody Reeves 2-16, Dustin Beard 1-6, Tyler Jennings 1-5; Frisco Wakeland: Alex Bateman 11-100, Dallas Grier 4-66, Trent Smiley 7-56, Thomas Craig 7-43, Joey Swanner 2-16, Dylan Walls 1-15, David Robason 1-6.

FIRST QUARTER

Denison - Jordan Taylor 20 run (Dalton Hestand kick), 3:19

Denison - D.J. Jones 8 run (Hestand kick), 1:02

SECOND QUARTER

Denison - Taylor 36 run (Hestand kick), 8:26

Frisco Wakeland - Thomas Craig 12 pass from Tyler Kirkindoll (Zach Paul kick), 5:58

Denison - Jimmay Mundine 21 pass from Taylor (Hestand kick), 3:51

Frisco Wakeland - Craig 24 run (Paul kick), 2:18

Denison - Taylor 1 run (Hestand kick), 1:53

Denison - Jones 3 run (Hestand kick), 4.2

THIRD QUARTER

Denison - Jones 8 run (Hestand kick), 9:49

Frisco Wakeland - Alex Bateman 7 pass from Kirkindoll (Paul kick), 6:04

FOURTH QUARTER

Frisco Wakeland - David Robason 15 run (Paul kick), 8:21

Denison - Taylor 51 run (Hestand kick), 6:38

Sherman 40, Frisco Centennial 27

SHERMAN - Robert Fallon had his best day as a Bearcat with 103 yards on four receptions and two touchdowns for Sherman (5-1, 3-0).

Madison Carter completed 11 of 19 passes for 162 yards and two touchdowns. Zac Whitfield and Carter each had scoring runs after the Titans (2-4, 0-3) briefly tied the score 7-7 on Jamel Bullock’s 6-yard touchdown run.

Bullock scored twice, but Carter added his second scoring run, while backup Thor Long also found the end zone.

Kyle Crick led the Sherman rushing attack with 53 yards on seven carries.

The Titans fumbled 10 times but did benefit from a Bearcat miscue after Dylan McDonald recovered a Sherman fumble in the end zone during the third quarter to bring Centennial within 12 points.

The Bearcats host Wakeland this week looking to remain undefeated in district as well as clinch one of the four playoff berths. Frisco Centennial hosts Frisco Liberty this week at Pizza Hut Park in search of its first district win.

Sherman 40, Frisco Centennial 27

FC 0 7 7 13 -27

Sherman 7 12 7 14 -40

Team Stats FC Sherman

First Downs 15 15

Rushes-Yards 32-82 37-179

Passing Yards 179 162

C-A-I 17-26-1 11-20-0

Fumbles-Lost 10-2 1-1

Penalties-Yards 5-35 7-60

Punts-Average 2-44 4-36

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Frisco Centennial: Jamel Bullock 13-49, Nick Foster 12-30, Zach McCown 6-12, Imoh Edohoukwa 1-(-9); Sherman: Kevin Crick 7-53, Madison Carter 11-51, Thor Long 4-47, Zac Whitfield 11-39, Garrett Powell 1-1, John Welborn 1-(-1), Team 2-(-11).

Passing - Centennial: McCown 8-14-1 107, Foster 9-12-0 72; Sherman: Carter 11-19-0 162, Long 0-1-0 0.

Receiving - Frisco Centennial: Chase Nichols 2-56, Jacob Atchley 5-35, Bryan Singer 3-31, Timmy Fuller 2-21, Imoh Edohoukwa 3-20, Matt Washington 1-14, Jamel Bullock 1-2; Sherman: Robert Fallon 4-103, Zac Whitfield 4-23, Nathan James 1-20, John Welborn 1-10, Greg Jackson 1-6.

FIRST QUARTER

Sherman - Robert Fallon 11 pass from Madison Carter (Eric Hosek kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Frisco Centennial - Jamel Bullock 6 run (Garrett Closs kick)

Sherman - Fallon 65 pass from Carter (run failed)

Sherman - Zac Whitfield 1 run (pass failed)

THIRD QUARTER

Sherman - Carter 4 run (Hosek kick)

Frisco Centennial - Dylan McDonald fumble recovery in end zone (Closs kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Sherman - Carter 3 run (Hosek kick)

Sherman - Thor Long 4 run (Morgan Spears kick)

Frisco Centennial - Bullock 3 run (Closs kick)

Frisco Centennial - Chase Nichols 45 pass from Zach McCown (pass failed)

Frisco Liberty 49, McKinney North 21

FRISCO - The Red Hawks ran ragged against visiting McKinney North (1-5, 1-2), with three players rushing for at least 150 yards.

Jay Ajayi ran 14 times for 211 yards and two touchdowns, Malcolm Hill had 194 yards on 17 carries and three first-quarter touchdowns while Pereese Joas added 13 carries for 159 yards and two scores for Liberty (3-3, 2-1), who finished with 584 rushing yards. It accounted for all of the Red Hawks’ yardage.

Frisco Liberty had four touchdowns of more than 35 yards and averaged 12 yards per carry.

Brenton Griffin completed 16 of 26 passes for 246 yards and two touchdowns, including a 72-yarder to DyAnte Hudson, who caught four passes for 95 yards. Josh Allen also caught a touchdown pass, and Victor Rivera added four receptions for 72 yards.

Josh Matthews was held to minus-two yards on a single carry.

Liberty plays Frisco Centennial this week at Pizza Hut Park, while McKinney North plays rival McKinney.

Frisco Liberty 49, McKinney North 21

McKinney North 0 7 7 7 -21

Frisco Liberty 7 21 14 7 -49

Team Stats North Liberty

First Downs 12 15

Rushes-Yards 26-88 48-584

Passing Yards 244 0

C-A-I 16-27-1 0-3-0

Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0

Penalties-Yards 4-40 5-32

Punts-Average 5-27.2 1-42

Individual Statistics

Rushing - McKinney North: DeAnte Moore 3-36, Devin Smith 12-30, Brenton Griffin 10-24, DyAnte Hudson 1-2, Josh Matthews 1-(-2); Frisco Liberty: Jay Ajayi 14-211, Malcolm Hill 17-194, Pereese Joas 13-159, Brandon Brotzman 2-15, David Smith 1-5, Corvellas Cage 1-0.

Passing - McKinney North: Brenton Griffin 16-27-1 244; Frisco Liberty: Brotzman 0-1-0 0; Hill 0-2-0 0.

Receiving - McKinney North: DyAnte Hudson 4-95, Victor Rivera 4-82, Josh Allen 7-63, Tevin Jones 1-4.

FIRST QUARTER

Frisco Liberty - Malcolm Hill 1 run (Connor Hirt kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Frisco Liberty - Hill 6 run (Hirt kick)

Frisco Liberty - Hill 24 run (Hirt kick)

Frisco Liberty - Jay Ajayi 13 run (Hirt kick)

McKinney North - DeAnte Moore 4 run (Bryson Long kick)

THIRD QUARTER

McKinney North - Josh Allen 4 pass from Brenton Griffin (Long kick)

Frisco Liberty - Pereese Joas 41 run (kick failed)

Frisco Liberty - Ajayi 41 run (Hill run)

FOURTH QUARTER

McKinney North - DyAnte Hudson 72 pass from Griffin (Long kick)

Frisco Liberty - Joas 38 run (Hirt kick)

McKinney 35, Frisco 0

MCKINNEY - The Lions used a balanced offense to secure their first win of the season.

Damion Willis ran 24 times for 137 yards and two touchdowns to pass the 1,000 rushing mark for McKinney (1-5, 1-2).

LSU commitment Zach Lee completed 12 of 15 passes for 224yards and also ran for a score. Matt Lipka was the beneficiary of both touchdowns from 18 and 69 yards out and finished with 105 yards on four catches.

Frisco (0-6, 0-3) lost its 18^th consecutive game, despite 114 yards from Chase Rashbrook, who completed 13 of his 23 pass attempts. The Raccoons try to break their losing streak at home this week against Denison.

McKinney 35, Frisco 0

Frisco 0 0 0 0 -0

McK 7 0 14 14 -35

Team Stats Frisco McKinney

First Downs 16 24

Rushes-Yards 31-76 38-219

Passing Yards 114 225

C-A-I 13-23-0 12-15-0

Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-2

Penalties-Yards 5-25 7-67

Punts-Average 3-28 0-0

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Frisco: Carlos Harris 20-42, Brandon Young 3-28, Austin Allen 3-11, Chase Rashbrook 5-(-5); McKinney: Damion Willis 24-138, Davarius Thompson 3-43, Zach Lee 5-30, Travis Tarver II 6-8.

Passing - Frisco: Chase Rashbrook 13-23-0 114; McKinney: Zach Lee 12-15-0 225.

Receiving - Frisco: Brandon Young 3-34, Jordan Anderson 2-27, Austin Zoda 2-26, Eric Allen 2-15, Ryan McCary 2-12, Carlos Harris 2-0; McKinney: Matt Lipka 4-105, Devante Harrison 4-56, Tanner Newton 2-41, Josh Weathers 2-23.

FIRST QUARTER

McKinney - Matt Lipka 18 pass from Zach Lee (Michael Gonsalves kick)

THIRD QUARTER

McKinney - Lee 2 run (Gonsalves kick)

McKinney - Lipka 69 pass from Lee (Gonsalves kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

McKinney - Damion Willis 6 run (Gonsalves kick)

McKinney - Willis 1 run (Gonsalves kick)

District 10-3A

Van Alstyne 15, Bonham 7

BONHAM - The outcome was eerily familiar to the Bonham football team - one in which it could compare to an earlier game against Whitesboro.

The Purple Warrior defense gave up 337 yards to visiting Van Alstyne but perhaps played the Panthers better than any team all year with the possible exception of Farmersville. The only problem was the fact the outcome wound up the same as it has all season, as the offense couldn’t catch up with the defense, and the undefeated Panthers had just enough in their arsenal to come away with a 15-7 win. The Warriors dropped to 0-6, 0-1.

Orion Thomas ran nine times for 108 yards and a 45-yard touchdown, while Chris Burge completed nine of 16 passes for 119 yards and scored on a 20-yard run, as the Panthers (6-0, 1-0) took advantage of a second-quarter safety to escape with the victory.

Bonham travels to Commerce this week, where one team will get its first win of the season and first victory in district play as well.

Van Alstyne 15, Bonham 7

Van Alstyne 0 2 13 0 -15

Bonham 0 0 0 7 -7

Team Stats VA Bonham

First Downs 12 15

Rushes-Yards 40-218 26-58

Passing Yards 119 33

C-A-I 9-16-2 4-15-2

Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1

Penalties-Yards 4-40 5-32

Punts-Average 1-42 5-37.2

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Van Alstyne: Orion Thomas 9-108, Chris Burge 12-53, Shane Wheeler 9-28, Jordan Barnes 5-18, Tyler Kuster 4-9, Tanner Neill 1-2; Bonham: Josh Price 3-24, Braylon Mitchell 3-19, Levi Haggard 4-11, Blaine Dunlap 5-11, Kyle Washington 8-(-1), Chase Gregory 3-(-6).

Passing - Van Alstyne: Chris Burge 9-16-2 119; Bonham: Kyle Washington 4-15-2 33.

Receiving - Van Alstyne: Tanner Neill 4-66, Chance Grayson 2-27, Orion Thomas 2-18, Brandon Dalton 1-8; Bonham: T.J. King 1-15, Jake Wilson 1-8, Hunter Herriage 1-6, Braylon Mitchell 1-5.

SECOND QUARTER

Van Alstyne - Safety

THIRD QUARTER

Van Alstyne - Orion Thomas 45 run (Chris Burge kick)

Van Alstyne - Burge 20 run (run failed)

FOURTH QUARTER

Bonham - Kyle Washington 1 run (David Tozman kick)

Paris 63, Commerce 0

PARIS - Corbin Taylor completed 10 of 14 passes for 196 yards and four touchdowns, as Paris (routed visiting Commerce in the district opener for both teams.

Gray was the beneficiary for two of Taylor’s touchdowns of 50 and 27 yards, while Tyrell Smith caught a 34-yard scoring pass of his own and led the ground game with 118 yards on 12 carries and a touchdown. Kendall King returned a fumble 25 yards for a score.

Aaron Ethridge added 10 carries and 45 yards while doing all of the dirty work in short-yardage situations after finishing with scoring runs of 7, 7 and 5 yards. Dominique Mitchell caught Taylor’s fourth touchdown pass, a 40-yarder.

Paris 63, Commerce 0

Commerce 0 0 0 0 -0

Paris 28 14 14 7 -63

Team Stats CHS Paris

First Downs 6 18

Rushes-Yards 32-107 25-161

Passing Yards 0 196

C-A-I 0-8-1 10-14-0

Fumbles-Lost 6-4 1-1

Penalties-Yards 16-155 10-85

Punts-Average 5-22 1-39

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Commerce: Gabe Conner 6-30, T.J. Pannell 12-26, Kyle Putman 3-22, Shae Gwin 3-15, Jurace Brown 7-15, Walker 1-(-1); Paris: Smith 12-118, Aaron Ethridge 10-45, Taylor 2-1, Charod Hall 1-(-3).

Passing - Commerce: Terrence Walker 0-8-1 0; Paris: Corbin Taylor 10-14-0 196.

Receiving - Commerce: None; Paris: Tevin Gray 2-77, Dominique Mitchell 3-69, Tyrell Smith 1-34, Darian Jones 1-8, Cory Battle 2-7, Tavairus Williams 1-1.

FIRST QUARTER

Paris - Tevin Gray 50 pass from Corbin Taylor (Gabriel Vera kick)

Paris - Aaron Ethridge 7 run (Andreas Rivera kick)

Paris - Gray 27 pass from Taylor (Rivera kick)

Paris - Kendall King 25 fumble return (Rivera kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Paris - Tyrell Smith 32 run (Vera kick)

Paris - Smith 34 pass from Taylor (Rivera kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Paris - Dominique Mitchell 40 pass from Taylor (Vera kick)

Paris - Ethridge 7 run (Rivera kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Paris - Ethridge 5 run (Vera kick)

North Lamar 28, Anna 0

PARIS - Dakota Boles ran 32 times for 171 yards and two touchdowns, as North Lamar posted a shutout for its first win of the season in the district opener for both teams.

Ryan White threw a 31-yard touchdown pass to Colton Perry to open the game for the host Panthers (1-5, 1-0), who rebounded from a tough loss last week at Jefferson.

The Coyotes (2-4, 0-1) were held to five yards of total offense, and Keathan Morris added a touchdown for North Lamar, who stays at home this week to play rival Paris High.

North Lamar 28, Anna 0

Anna 0 0 0 0 -0

North Lamar 7 7 7 7 -28

Team Stats Anna NL

First Downs 2 16

Rushes-Yards 26-(-1) 60-299

Passing Yards 6 34

C-A-I 1-5-1 2-6-0

Fumbles-Lost 3-1 7-2

Penalties-Yards 2-12 6-65

Punts-Average 7-29 2-39

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Anna: Matt Williams 10-12, Cameron Williamson 2-8, Austin Griffin 1-2, Mark Jackson 1-2, Keith Lockhart 7-(-8), Tyler Elliott 5-(-17); North Lamar: Dakota Boles 32-171, Ryan White 12-62, Keathan Morris 11-50, Troy Pittman 4-10, Dominic Corpus 1-6.

Passing - Anna: Tyler Elliott 1-5-1 6; North Lamar; Ryan White 2-6-0 34.

Receiving - Anna: Jonathan Elliott 1-6; North Lamar: Colton Perry 1-31, T.J. Shirley 1-3.

FIRST QUARTER

North Lamar - Colton Perry 31 pass from Ryan White (Will Harrington kick)

SECOND QUARTER

North Lamar - Dakota Boles 1 run (Harrington kick)

THIRD QUARTER

North Lamar - Keathan Morris 7 run (Cody Daniel kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

North Lamar - Boles 13 run (Daniel kick)

District 9-3A

Gainesville 10, Whitesboro 7

GAINESVILLE - The phrase “You never get a second chance to make a first impression,” isn’t always true.

Whitesboro was flagged for being in the neutral zone, allowing Leopard kicker Justin Espinosa another kick after missing to the left initially, and Gainesville (5-1, 1-0) continued its winning ways with a nail biting 10-7 win at Leeper Stadium.

Neither team scored until the fourth quarter, until Kielyn Lewis’ touchdown pass to Harold Wills. Jerrid Caffey tied the game 7-7, and it remained until Espinosa’s eventual game winner. Gainesville travels to Sanger, while Whitesboro (2-4, 0-1) hosts Argyle.

Gainesville 10, Whitesboro 7

Whitesboro 0 0 0 7 -7

Gainesville 0 0 0 10 -10

FOURTH QUARTER

Gainesville - Harold Wills pass from Kielyn Lewis (Justin Espinosa kick)

Whitesboro - Jerrid Caffey 27 run (Travis Weatheread kick)

Gainesville - Espinosa 32 FG

Celina 48, Sanger 14

SANGER - Jose Romero ran 15 times for 103 yards and three touchdowns, caught a 55-yard scoring pass from Garrett Stephenson for a fourth score and added a 76-yard punt return to set up another.

Cody Sandler finished with 170 yards on 10 carries and a 69-yard touchdown run for the Bobcats (4-2, 1-0), who were led defensively by Jay Perez, who returned an interception 65 yards for a touchdown. Jamarick Simmons added a touchdown for Celina.

Dane Evans completed 15 of 33 passes for 240 yards and touchdown passes of 20 yards to Jay Cain and 32 yards to Bo Bob Howard for the Indians (3-3, 0-1). Howard finished with 125 yards on five receptions.

Celina racked up 454 total yards, while the defense clamped down in the second half and had four sacks.

Celina 48, at Sanger 14

Celina 7 14 21 6 -48

Sanger 0 7 7 0 -14

Team Stats Celina Sanger

First Downs 18 15

Rushes-Yards 50-374 21-58

Passing Yards 80 240

C-A-I 5-12-0 15-33-1

Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-0

Penalties-Yards 8-76 10-67

Punts-Average 1-34 5-26.4

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Celina: Cody Sandler 10-170, Jose Romero 15-103, Jamarick Simmons 12-52, Carl Kincaid 2-31, Curry Kennedy 2-10, Quanah Franklin 2-4, Garrett Stephenson 7-4; Sanger: Bo Bob Howard 13-49, Brock Squier 2-13, Jake Garrett 1-4, Nathan Rotter 1-(-1), Dane Evans 5-(-17).

Passing - Celina: Garrett Stephenson 5-12-0 80; Sanger: Dane Evans 15-33-1 240.

Receiving - Celina: Jose Romero 3-54, Justin Brumfield 1-28, Jamarick Simmons 1-(-2); Sanger: Bo Bob Howard 5-125, Brock Squier 4-63, Jay Cain 2-25, Grant Biney 1-20, Zane Paddack 1-5, Nathan Rotter 2-2.

FIRST QUARTER

Celina - Jose Romero 4 run (Alex Juarez kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Celina - Cody Sandler 69 run (Juarez kick)

Celina - Jay Perez 65 interception return (Juarez kick)

Sanger - Jay Cain 20 pass from Dane Evans (Manuel Lemus kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Celina - Romero 24 run (Juarez kick)

Celina - Jamarick Simmons 2 run (Juarez kick)

Sanger - Bo Bob Howard 32 pass from Evans (Lemus kick)

Celina - Romero 9 run (Juarez kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Celina - Romero 55 pass from Garrett Stephenson (run failed)

Argyle 17, Prosper 14

ARGYLE - Austin Aune completed 18 of 34 passes for 165 yards and scored a pair of touchdowns on the ground, including the game-winner from a yard out in the third quarter after the defenses took over the final 12 minutes.

Colin Padilla returned a blocked punt four yards for a touchdown and 7-7 first-quarter tie, but Chad Hedlund’s 50-yard field goal put Argyle (6-0, 1-0) up at the half.

Brian Hardy put Prosper (5-1, 0-1) up 14-10 with his 1-yard scoring run before Aune’s game winner.

Argyle 17, Prosper 14

Prosper 7 0 7 0 -14

Argyle 7 3 7 0 -17

Team Stats Prosper Argyle

First Downs 8 18

Rushes-Yards 36-130 31-180

Passing Yards 28 181

C-A-I 4-13-1 19-31-1

Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-0

Penalties-Yards 3-25 6-60

Punts-Average 8-35.3 6-36.5

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Prosper: Brian Hardy 12-58, Juan Williams 14-58, Colin Padilla 4-14, Brett Thompson 5-1, Chance Pinkley 1-(-1); Argyle: Kevin Ryon 12-90, Nick Chrestopoulos 10-52, Austin Aune 6-32, Blake Dunham 2-5, Murphy Ellis 1-1.

Passing - Prosper: Brian Hardy 4-13-1 28; Argyle: Austin Aune 19-31-1 181.

Receiving - Prosper: Brett Thompson 2-17, Hunter Havens 1-11, Trevor Jones 1-0; Argyle: Lance Sutton 5-73, Tyler Sweatt 5-56, Juston Bruton 3-44, Layton Lowry 4-7, Kevin Ryon 1-1, Nick Chrestopoulos 1-0.

FIRST QUARTER

Argyle - Austin Aune 13 run (Chad Hedlund kick)

Prosper - Colin Padilla 4 blocked punt return (Cole Brewer kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Argyle - Chad Hedlund 50 FG

THIRD QUARTER

Prosper - Brian Hardy 1 run (Brewer kick)

Argyle - Aune 1 run (Hedlund kick)

District 13-3A

Nevada Community 56, Emory Rains 32

EMORY - Collin Strahan accounted for five touchdowns, as Nevada Community (3-3, 1-0) won its district opener at Emory Rains (0-6, 0-1).

Strahan completed seven of 12 passes for 268 yards and first-quarter touchdown passes of 56 and 81 yards to Paul Blasingame and Tay Davis, respectively. He also had scoring runs of 7, 22 and 2 yards and even added three two-point conversion runs.

Tim Underwood finished with 13 carries for 85 yards and a touchdown for the Braves, and Keondre Jermany added a 61-yard scoring run.

Nevada Community 56, Emory Rains 32

Nevada Community 8 12 22 14 -56

Emory Rains 0 14 12 6 -32

Team Stats NC ER

First Downs 18 20

Rushes-Yards 39-216 31-162

Passing Yards 268 194

C-A-I 7-12-1 18-32-0

Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1

Penalties-Yards 5-30 3-25

Punts-Average 2-40 6-38.3

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Nevada Community: Tim Underwood 13-85, Keondre Jermany 2-61, Colton Hutchinson 6-60, Collin Strahan 13-12, Clint Woolf 1-8, Tim Smith 2-(-1), Paul Blasingame 2-(-9); Emory Rains: Trevor Vandeventer 13-70, Zach Young 7-61, Nate Carista 9-30, Cody Dickens 1-3, Dustin Fry 1-(-2).

Passing - Nev. Community: Strahan 7-12-1 268; Emory Rains: Vandeventer 18-31-0 194, Young 0-1-0 0.

Receiving - Nevada Community: Tay Davis 2-124, Paul Blasingame 3-107, Tim Underwood 1-21, Clint Woolf 1-16; Emory Rains: Casey Martin 4-52, Chris Trieb 3-36, Josh Kirby 1-33, Nate Carista 1-22, Nick Hancock 4-19, Zach Young 3-16, Gonzalo Fernandez 1-10, Kyle Cowden 1-6.

FIRST QUARTER

Nevada Community - Tim Underwood 3 run (Paul Blasingame run)

SECOND QUARTER

Nevada Community - Blasingame 56 pass from Collin Strahan (pass failed)

Nevada Community - Tay Davis 81 pass from Strahan (pass failed)

Emory Rains - Nate Carista 5 run (Zach Young kick)

Emory Rains - Chris Trieb 3 pass from Trevor Vandeventer (Young kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Nevada Community - Underwood 3 run (run failed)

Emory Rains - Casey Martin 36 pass from Vandeventer (kick failed)

Nevada Community - Keondre Jermany 61 run (Strahan run)

Nevada Community - Strahan 7 run (Strahan run)

Emory Rains - Nick Hancock 8 pass from Vandeventer (kick failed)

FOURTH QUARTER

Nevada Community - Strahan 22 run (run failed)

Nevada Community - Strahan 2 run (Strahan run)

Emory Rains - Josh Kirby 33 pass from Vandeventer (pass failed)

Quinlan Ford 37, Princeton 7

QUINLAN - The visiting Panthers struck first on Trevor Schilling’s 13-yard touchdown pass, but Quinlan Ford scored 37 unanswered points for its first win after Tim Chumley’s 92-yard kickoff return for a touchdown.

Chumley was one of five different Quinlan Ford players to score, as quarterback Kyle Stone (13 carries, 79 yards) and Tyler McBride scored touchdown runs, while Stone threw a pair of touchdown passes, including a 22-yarder to Garrett Crosby and a 13-yarder to Al Balliette.

Quinlan Ford (1-4, 1-0) travels to Lovejoy this week, while Princeton (2-4, 0-1) is also on the road at Nevada Community.

Quinlan Ford 37, Princeton 7

Princeton 7 0 0 0 -7

Quinlan Ford 14 7 9 7 -37

Team Stats PHS QF

First Downs 12 9

Rushes-Yards 29-72 40-255

Passing Yards 79 35

C-A-I 10-28-1 2-5-0

Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1

Penalties-Yards 3-20 10-70

Punts-Average 6-31.8 4-26

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Princeton: Trevor Schilling 17-45, Matt Hollingsworth 2-13, Bert Wilson 7-6, Steven Young 1-4, Richard Pickett 1-3, Jashod Porter 1-1; Quinlan Ford: Kyle Stone 13-79, Tyler McBride 6-71, Colten Baxter 7-38, Colton Scott 8-35, Kevin Stone 2-13, Patrick Lugo 1-12, Al Balliette 2-7, Justin Bigham 1-0.

Passing - Princeton: Schilling 10-27-1 79, Kadeem Satchel 0-1-0 0; Quinlan Ford: Kyle Stone 2-5-0 35.

Receiving - Princeton: Kadeem Satchel 4-30, Noel Nevarez 3-25, Matt Wingo 3-24; Quinlan Ford: Garrett Crosby 1-22, Al Balliette 1-13.

FIRST QUARTER

Princeton - Noel Nevarez 13 pass from Trevor Schilling (Henry Martinez kick)

Quinlan Ford - Tim Chumley 92 kickoff return (kick failed)

Quinlan Ford - Kyle Stone 3 run (Zach Witherspoon pass from Stone)

SECOND QUARTER

Quinlan Ford - Garrett Crosby 22 pass from Stone (Manuel Castilleja kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Quinlan Ford - Tyler McBride 38 run (Castilleja kick)

Quinlan Ford - Safety

FOURTH QUARTER

Quinlan Ford - Al Balliette 13 pass from Stone (Castilleja kick)

Farmersville 28, Lovejoy 19

FARMERSVILLE - Chase Wiggins ran 14 times for 95 yards and a 55-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, as the host Farmers gave Lovejoy (5-1, 0-1) its first loss of the season.

Morgan Harbison gave Farmersville (3-3, 1-0) an early lead, but scoring runs by Blake Martin and Michael Means gave the Leopards a brief advantage before 21 straight points by the Farmers.

Farmersville 28, Lovejoy 19

Lovejoy 6 7 0 6 -19

F’ville 7 14 0 7 -28

Team Stats Lovejoy Farmersville

First Downs 13 13

Rushes-Yards 30-178 45-263

Passing Yards 141 42

C-A-I 8-20-1 3-9-1

Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-0

Penalties-Yards 8-47 6-40

Punts-Average 4-31.8 4-34.5

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Lovejoy: Blake Martin 15-128, Michael Means 13-49, Parker Norris 1-6, Hayden Marsh 1-(-5); Farmersville: Chase Wiggins 14-95, Morgan Harbison 8-88, Austin Brooks 12-48, Steven Duncan 9-34, Tyler Ravsten 1-0, David Barnes 1-(-2).

Passing - Lovejoy: Means 8-19-1 141, Norris 0-1-0 0; Farmersville: Brooks 3-8-1 42, Wiggins 0-1-0 0.

Receiving - L’joy: Norris 4-84, Marsh 3-34, Cade Carter 1-23; Fvle: Curtis Stanley 1-34, Dalton Wood 2-8.

FIRST QUARTER

Farmersville - Morgan Harbison 62 run (Marcos Delafuente kick)

Lovejoy - Blake Martin 26 run (run failed)

SECOND QUARTER

Lovejoy - Michael Means 2 run (Eddie Puskarich kick)

Farmersville - Curtis Stanley 34 pass from Austin Brooks (pass failed)

Farmersville - Brooks 3 run (Chase Wiggins pass from Brooks)

FOURTH QUARTER

Farmersville - Wiggins 55 run (Delafuente kick)

Lovejoy - Parker Norris 48 pass from Means (pass failed)

District 10-2A

Valley View 28, S&S 19

SADLER - Scott Willis scored twice from a yard out, including once to break a 7-7 tie in the first half, as visiting Valley View (4-2, 1-0) held on to win its district opener.

Danny Franklin threw three scoring passes to Jacob Aguirre for the host Rams (2-4, 0-1), who travel to district-leading Pilot Point, a 38-3 winner at Pottsboro, this Friday night.

Valley View is also on the road this week at Callisburg, who lost 34-14 to Aubrey.

Valley View 28, S&S 19

V. View 7 14 7 0 -28

S&S 0 7 6 6 -19

FIRST QUARTER

Valley View - Dylan Pembroke pass from Scott Willis (kick good)

SECOND QUARTER

S&S - Jacob Aguirre pass from Danny Franklin (Billy Hewitt kick)

Valley View - Willis 1 run (kick failed)

Valley View - Willis run (Willis run)

THIRD QUARTER

Valley View - Cameron Vesperman pass from Willis (kick good)

S&S - Aguirre pass from Franklin (kick failed)

FOURTH QUARTER

S&S - Aguirre pass from Franklin (run failed)

Pilot Point 38, Pottsboro 3

POTTSBORO - The host Cardinals made things interesting, but the seventh-ranked Bearcats were too much to handle.

Jarman Johnson had 21 carries for 240 yards and two touchdowns, while Seth Tilley had 107 yards on 14 carries and added a pair of second-half scoring passes, a 30-yarder to Justin Chambers and a 29-yarder to Colin Noe.

Ruben Martinez and Cody Parton exchanged early field goals, before Pilot Point (6-0, 1-0) pulled away. Mason Guthrie returned a fumble two yards for a touchdown.

Pilot Point 38, Pottsboro 3

Pilot Point 3 7 21 7 -38

Pottsboro 0 3 0 0 -3

Team Stats Pilot Pt. Pottsboro

First Downs 21 12

Rushes-Yards 50-417 20-51

Passing Yards 101 112

C-A-I 6-10-0 8-18-0

Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1

Penalties-Yards 3-25 6-60

Punts-Average 1-22 6-36.5

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Pilot Point: Jarman Johnson 21-240, Seth Tilley 14-107, Jeremy Jackson 14-61, J.P. Price 1-15, Mason Guthrie 1-3; Pottsboro: Kevin Garcia 12-44, Matt Potter 8-7.

Passing - Pilot Point: Seth Tilley 6-10-0 101; Pottsboro: Kevin Garcia 8-18-0 112.

Receiving - P. Point: Colin Noe 2-38, Justin Chambers 1-31, Johnson 1-18, Gareth Gengenbach 1-7, Tyler McNairy 1-7; Pottsboro: Tanner Budra 4-82, Shane Pemberton 2-18, Dakota Baugus 1-9, Tanner Frye 1-3.

FIRST QUARTER

Pilot Point - Ruben Martinez 22 FG

SECOND QUARTER

Pottsboro - Cody Parton 37 FG

Pilot Point - Jarman Johnson 37 run (Martinez kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Pilot Point - Johnson 7 run (Martinez kick)

Pilot Point - Mason Guthrie 2 fumble return (Martinez kick)

Pilot Point - Justin Chambers 30 pass from Seth Tilley (Martinez kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Pilot Point - Colin Noe 29 pass from Tilley (Martinez kick)

Aubrey 34, Callisburg 14

AUBREY - Justin Griffin ran 21 times for 221 yards and a 95-yard touchdown run, and although Aubrey’s shutout streak ended at 22 quarters, the host Chaparrals (6-0, 1-0) won the match-up of undefeated teams.

Chase Mahurin ran for three touchdowns, including two allowing Aubrey to score 20 second-quarter points after James Wurster’s touchdown pass to Levi Birdsong.

Callisburg (5-1, 0-1) didn’t help its cause with three turnovers but did pull within six points entering the fourth quarter after Langston Jones (20 carries, 135 yards) scored from 22 yards out.

Bobby Dorman (10-18-1 139 yards) threw an 80-yard touchdown pass to Kevin Bartley (five receptions, 120 yards).

Mahurin and Griffin put the game away with touchdown runs in the fourth quarter for the Chaparrals, who stay home to play Pottsboro this week and look to increase their chances of grabbing one of the district’s three playoff spots.

Callisburg, who was held to 14 points after entering with an average of more than 40 points per game, returns home to host Valley View.

Aubrey 34, Callisburg 14

Callisburg 0 0 14 0 -14

Aubrey 0 20 0 14 -34

Team Stats C’burg Aubrey

First Downs 15 12

Rushes-Yards 36-188 40-275

Passing Yards 139 106

C-A-I 10-18-1 9-12-0

Fumbles-Lost 4-3 3-2

Penalties-Yards 1-10 6-30

Punts-Average 2-26 3-44

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Callisburg: Langston Jones 20-135, Bobby Dorman 12-33, Chris Apala 2-13, Seth Wolfe 1-7, Clay McKenzie 1-0; Aubrey: Justin Griffin 21-221, Chase Mahurin 9-44, Kaleb Parrent 2-13, Billy Feathers 5-7, James Wurster 3-4, Skyler Craig 1-2.

Passing - Callisburg: Bobby Dorman 10-18-1 139; Aubrey: James Wurster 9-12-0 106.

Receiving - Callisburg: Kevin Bartley 5-120, Langston Jones 5-19; Aubrey: Kaleb Parrent 2-45, Skyler Craig 2-24, Chase Mahurin 2-18, Kendall Jones 1-13, Levi Birdsong 1-3, Billy Feathers 1-3.

SECOND QUARTER

Aubrey - Chase Mahurin 5 run (Levi Birdsong kick)

Aubrey - Mahurin 8 run (Birdsong kick)

Aubrey - Birdsong 4 pass from James Wurster (kick blocked)

THIRD QUARTER

Callisburg - Langston Jones 22 run (Bobby Dorman kick)

Callisburg - Kevin Bartley 80 pass from Dorman (Dorman kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Aubrey - Mahurin 4 run (Billy Feathers pass from Wurster)

Aubrey - Justin Griffin 95 run (kick failed)

District 11-2A

Bells 12, Howe 6

BELLS - Kolby Milner’s 30-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter lifted Bells (3-3, 2-1) to a big district win against Howe.

It was the second of two scoring runs for Milner, who had a 16-yarder in the second quarter for a 6-0 halftime lead.

Melvin Rodriguez, who ran 10 times for 61 yards, tied the game with a 35-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter for the Bulldogs (3-3, 1-2).

Bells travels to Honey Grove this week, while Howe returns home in search of a key second district win against Whitewright.

Bells 12, Howe 6

Howe 0 0 0 6 -6

Bells 0 6 0 6 -12

Team Stats Howe Bells

First Downs 13 16

Rushes-Yards 22-68 31-180

Passing Yards 51 81

C-A-I 5-17-1 9-21-1

Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-0

Penalties-Yards 3-30 6-60

Punts-Average 6-31 6-36.5

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Howe: Melvin Rodriguez 10-61, Bronco Wildman 1-6, Tyler Ross 8-2, Casey Davis 1-0, Chase Fountaine 2-(-1). Bells: n/a.

Passing - Howe: Chase Fountaine 5-17-1 51; Bells: Kolby Milner 9-21-1 81.

Receiving - Howe: Alex Torres 1-24, Bronco Wildman 1-11, Dalton Harris 2-10, Davis 1-6; Bells: n/a.

SECOND QUARTER

Bells - Kolby Milner 16 run (run failed)

FOURTH QUARTER

Howe - Melvin Rodriguez 35 run (run failed)

Bells - Milner 30 run (run failed)

Melissa 30, Whitewright 0

WHITEWRIGHT –Melissa did all its scoring in the first half, as four different players scored touchdowns.

Sophomore Wes McQueen opened things up with a 6-yard scoring run, with Cody Morgan and Nick Palmer reaching the end zone from four and two yards out, respectively. McQueen later threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to Dallon Bates and finished 13 of 22 for 109 yards.

Palmer ran 11 times for 88 yards for the Cardinals (5-1, 3-0), who host Tom Bean this week.

John Young added a safety after tackling Whitewright’s quarterback in the end zone. The defense held the Tigers (0-6, 0-3) to minus-24 yards rushing for its second shutout in district play after silencing Honey Grove two weeks ago.

Aaron Bush and Will Litterer had interceptions, and Brodie Russell recovered a fumble for the Cardinals, as Whitewright, who travels to Howe this week, was unable to bounce back from its emotional one-point loss last week at Bells.

Melissa 30, Whitewright 0

Melissa  14           16           0              0              -30

WW        0              0              0              0              --0

Team Stats           Melissa  WW

First Downs           8              18

Rushes-Yards       36-130   31-180

Passing Yards       28           181

C-A-I                      4-13-1    19-31-1

Fumbles-Lost       1-1          3-0

Penalties-Yards    3-25        6-60

Punts-Average      8-35.3    6-36.5

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Melissa: Nick Palmer 11-88, Kristov George 9-19, Brad Bush 1-7, Brandon Hunter 2-5, Cody Morgan 1-4, Nathan Warren 3-2, Aaron Bush 1-0, Mason Hart 1-(-1), John Young 6-(-4), Wes McQueen 3-(-6); Whitewright: Hamilton Luper 9-13, Dylan Griffin 1-4, Blaine Wortham 3-0, Chris Bearden 1-(-2), Troy Worthy 1-(-5), Stephen Crump 3-(-7), Steven Spann 5-(-10), Tim Dilworth 1-(-17).

Passing – Melissa: Wes McQueen 13-22-0 109, A. Bush 0-1-0 0; Whitewright: Spann 6-19-1 56, Luper 2-4-1 25.

Receiving – Melissa: Brodie Russell 5-44, Aaron Bush 2-39, Blake Lambert 1-10, Jackson Bush 1-9, Warren 2-5, Dallon Bates 1-3, Young 1-(-1); Whitewright: Worthy 2-27, Bearden 2-25, Kelby Dodson 2-20, Wortham 2-9.

FIRST QUARTER

Melissa – Wes McQueen 6 run (Conner Monroe kick)

Melissa – Cody Morgan 4 run (Monroe kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Melissa – Nick Palmer 2 run (Monroe kick)

Melissa – Dallon Bates 3 pass from McQueen (Monroe kick)

Melissa – John Young safety

Leonard 36, Tom Bean 12

TOM BEAN – Will Cowan ran 24 times for 237 yards, and Reggie Robinson added 149 yards on 27 carries, as Leonard (5-1, 2-1) rebounded from last week’s loss to Melissa.

Tevin Daniels also played a key role in the Tigers’ 423 yards on the ground, as Cowan had to attempt only six passes due to the team’s success in the rushing department.

Hunter Hendry completed 10 of 23 passes for 98 yards to lead Tom Bean (1-5, 0-3), who travels to Melissa this week.

Rex Roberts caught four passes for 56 yards, but Leonard held the Tomcats to 218 total yards of total offense.

Leonard has its biggest game to date, as it returns home to host Gunter.

Leonard 36, Tom Bean 12

Leonard 8              15           0              13           -36

T. Bean  0              6              6              0              -12

Team Stats           Leonard Tom Bean

First Downs           17           9

Rushes-Yards       54-423   25-89

Passing Yards       8              129

C-A-I                      2-6-0      12-25-1

Fumbles-Lost       1-0          2-0

Penalties-Yards    3-20        2-10

Punts-Average      3-25.3    7-32.6

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Leonard: Will Cowan 24-237, Reggie Robinson 27-149, Tevin Daniels 2-33, Jake Buchanan 1-4; Tom Bean: Hunter Hendry 14-57, Colby Pennell 8-31, Mitch Trentman 1-3, Kyle West 2-(-2).

Passing – Leonard: Will Cowan 2-6-0 8; Tom Bean: Hunter Hendry 10-23-1 98, Kyle West 2-2-0 31.

Receiving – Leonard: Reggie Robinson 1-5, Jake Buchanan 1-3; Tom Bean: Rex Roberts 4-56, Jake Trentman 2-34, Colby Pennell 1-29, Kyle West 2-16, Mitch Trentman 3-(-6).

FIRST QUARTER

Leonard – Will Cowan 2 run (Reggie Robinson run)

SECOND QUARTER

Tom Bean – Colby Pennell 29 pass from Hunter Hendry (run failed)

Leonard – Robinson 17 run (Cowan kick)

Leonard – Cowan 39 run (Cowan kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Tom Bean – Rex Roberts 33 pass from Hendry (pass failed)

FOURTH QUARTER

Leonard – Cowan 17 run (Cowan kick)

Leonard – Robinson 34 run (kick failed)

Gunter 35, Honey Grove 12

GUNTER – Chad Tucker ran 17 times for 251 yards and four touchdowns, as Gunter scored the game’s first 35 points before Honey Grove got on the scoreboard in the fourth quarter.

Tucker scored on runs of 15, 15, 62 and 31 yards for the Tigers (6-0, 3-0), who are at Leonard.

Leo Castorena, who had 46 yards rushing, scored from two yards out for a 14-0 halftime lead. Dillon Baugh broke the shutout bid with a 72-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, while

Zack Patt added a 7-yard scoring run for the Warriors (2-4, 1-2).

Gunter 35, Honey Grove 12

H. Grove                0              0              0              12           -12

Gunter                    7              7              14           7              -35

Team Stats           HG          Gunter

First Downs           9              13

Rushes-Yards       31-160   29-396

Passing Yards       76           24

C-A-I                      4-11-0    1-3-0

Fumbles-Lost       1-0          1-1

Penalties-Yards    3-20        2-10

Punts-Average      7-32.6    2-25.3

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Honey Grove: n/a; Gunter: Chad Tucker 17-251, Richie Robledo 6-70, Leo Castorena 4-46, Favian Montes 2-29.

Passing – Honey Grove: n/a; Gunter: Colton Hinson 1-3-0 24.

Receiving – Honey Grove: n/a; Gunter: Chad Tucker 1-24.

FIRST QUARTER

Gunter – Chad Tucker 15 run (Dalton Lee kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Gunter – Leo Castorena 2 run (Lee kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Gunter – Tucker 15 run (Lee kick)

Gunter – Tucker 62 run (Lee kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Gunter – Tucker 31 run (Lee kick)

Honey Grove – Dillon Baugh 72 run (kick failed)

Honey Grove – Zack Patt 7 run (run failed)

District 12-2A

Prairiland 42, Rivercrest 0

BOGATA – Randal Sessums ram 12 times for 83 yards and three touchdowns to help lead Prairiland (6-0, 1-0) to a shutout win at Rivercrest.

Payne Schuelke added a pair of scoring runs and threw a 79-yard touchdown pass to Zach McLamore for the Patriots, who had 436 yards of total offense. Schuelke completed 14 of 21 passes for 276 yards. Tanner Connot caught seven of them for 135 yards, while McLamore added 127 yards on four receptions.

Jordan White ran 12 times for 68 yards to lead the Rebels (1-4, 0-3), who were held to 123 yards.

Both teams have their homecoming games this week, as Prairiland hosts Redwater, while Rivercrest entertains DeKalb.

Prairiland 42, Rivercrest 0

Prairiland               6              29           7              0              -42

Rivercrest              0              0              0              0              -0

Team Stats           Pland      Rivercrest

First Downs           19           6

Rushes-Yards       31-160   27-102

Passing Yards       276         21

C-A-I                      14-21-0  3-7-2

Fumbles-Lost       1-0          2-0

Penalties-Yards    3-20        2-10

Punts-Average      3-25.3    7-32.6

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Prairiland: Randal Sessums 12-83, Brandon Graham 3-26, Schuelke 6-20, Josh Esch 5-13, McLamore 1-9, Todd Fendley 1-7, Connot 1-2, Zack Buck 2-0; Rivercrest: Jordan White 12-68, Kennedy 6-17, Wright 9-17.

Passing – Prairiland: Payne Schuelke 14-21-0 276; Rivercrest: Jacob Wright 2-5-2 21, Brady Kennedy 1-2-2 0.

Receiving – Prairiland: Tanner Connot 7-135, Zach McLamore 4-127, Justin Harris 2-10, Josh Esch 1-4.

FIRST QUARTER

Prairiland – Randal Sessums 4 run (run failed)

SECOND QUARTER

Prairiland – Payne Schuelke 1 run (Sessums run)

Prairiland – Sessums 8 run (run failed)

Prairiland – Schuelke 1 run (Sessums run)

Prairiland – Zach McLamore 79 pass from Schuelke (Tanner Connot kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Prairiland – Sessums 23 run (McLamore kick)

Paul Pewitt 50, Chisum 21

PARIS – The host Mustangs trailed by only a touchdown in the third quarter, but the visiting Brahmas (4-2, 3-0) pulled away in the end.

Jeremy Eddington ran 20 times for 194 yards and touchdown runs of 43, 5 and 50 yards for the Mustangs (4-2, 1-2), who have lost twice in as many weeks after winning their first four games of the season.

Cedric Johnson led Paul Pewitt with 138 yards on 17 carries and two touchdowns from 47 and 55 yards out. Jerry Braddock added 75 yards on 20 carries and scored three times.

Eddington brought the Mustangs within seven points in the third quarter with two of his scoring runs, but Bam Finley answered from a yard out.

Johnson scored his second touchdown in the fourth quarter, and Braddock, who opened the game with a 9-yard touchdown run, scored for the second time.

Chisum travels to Clarksville this week, where the playoff chances for both teams are hanging in the balance.

Paul Pewitt jumped to a 28-7 halftime lead and dominated the Mustangs after racking up 388 yards of total offense (all on the ground) to Chisum’s 217.

Paul Pewitt 50, Chisum 21

Pewitt     12           16           6              16           -50

Chisum  7              0              14           0              -21

Team Stats           PP           Chisum

First Downs           21           6

Rushes-Yards       56-388   29-208

Passing Yards       0              9

C-A-I                      0-0-0      2-8-1

Fumbles-Lost       2-2          1-0

Penalties-Yards    4-30        7-45

Punts-Average      1-35        3-20

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Paul Pewitt: Cedric Johnson 17-138, Jerry Braddock 20-75; Chisum: Jeremy Eddington 20-194,  Sloan Moss 2-10, Brian Glover 7-4.

Passing – Paul Pewitt: None; Chisum: Jeremy Eddington 2-8-1 9.

Receiving – Paul Pewitt: None; Chisum: Zach Millsap 1-9.

FIRST QUARTER

Paul Pewitt – Sedrick Johnson 5 run (kick failed)

Chisum – Jeremy Eddington 43 run (Tyler Jeffery kick)

Paul Pewitt – Jerry Braddock 10 run (run failed)

SECOND QUARTER

Paul Pewitt – Braddock 9 run (Braddock run)

Paul Pewitt – Johnson 47 run (Braddock run)

THIRD QUARTER

Chisum – Eddington 5 run (kick failed)

Chisum – Eddington 50 run (Brian Glover run)

Paul Pewitt – Bam Finley 1 run (kick failed)

FOURTH QUARTER

Paul Pewitt – Johnson 55 run (Jordan McFarland run)

Paul Pewitt – Braddock 5 run (Johnson run)

Redwater 19, Clarksville 6

REDWATER – The visiting Tigers (3-3, 1-2) drew first blood Friday night, but the host Dragons blew the fire out of Clarksville’s chances with 19 unanswered points for the key district win.

H.B. Rosser, who ran 23 times for 90 yards, scored on a 1-yard run in the first quarter, but Dewey Fleming answered from two yards out for a 6-6 tie after the first eight minutes for the Dragons (3-3, 1-2), as the deadlock stretched into halftime.

Fleming, who ran 22 times for a game-high 151 yards, scored again from 21 yards out in the third quarter, while Hunter Flood (22 carries, 124 yards) added a 45-yard touchdown run.

Redwater 19, Clarksville 6

Clarksville             6              0              0              0              -6

Redwater               6              0              13           0              -19

Team Stats           Cville      Redwater

First Downs           9              16

Rushes-Yards       36-129   53-309

Passing Yards       5              0

C-A-I                      5-12-1    0-2-0

Fumbles-Lost       3-0          3-1

Penalties-Yards    3-25        3-40

Punts-Average      4-28.5    3-33.3

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Clarksville: H.B. Rosser 23-90, Lorenzo Calvillo 1-15, Quan Bell 6-15, Radonte Edwards 5-8, Trea O’Neal 1-1; Redwater: Dewey Fleming 22-151, Hunter Flood 22-124, Dorian Hankins 9-34.

Passing – Clarksville: Rosser 5-9-0 7, Gary Moore 0-1-0 0, Radonte Edwards 0-2-1 -2; Redwater: Flood 0-2-0 0.

Receiving – Clarksville: Edwards 1-7, Trea O’Neal 1-3, H.B. Rosser 1-(-2), Kelton Scales 2-(-3); Redwater: None.

FIRST QUARTER

Clarksville – H.B. Rosser 1 run (kick blocked)

Redwater – Dewey Fleming 2 run (run failed)

THIRD QUARTER

Redwater – Fleming 21 run (Chance Edwards kick)

Redwater – Hunter Flood 45 run (run failed)