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Week 7 Summaries and Boxes SHERMAN - John
Welborn brought a new meaning to the phrase, “It’s not how you start but how
you finish Friday against Frisco Wakeland.
The senior
decided to leave no stone unturned, catching a 16-yard touchdown pass to
start the game and returned an interception 53 yards for a score to finish up
a 49-14 win against the Wolverines that keeps Sherman (6-1, 4-0) tied with
rival Denison atop the District 9-4A standings. Zac Whitfield
ran seven times for 123 yards and two touchdowns, including a 76-yarder. Carter
completed 10 of 20 passes for 210 yards and three touchdowns, including a
22-yarder to Nathan James and a 12-yarder to Geoff Hooker. Tyler
Kirkindoll was 15 of 29 for 134 yards but threw three interceptions, as
Wakeland (5-2, 2-2) has lost to Denison and Sherman each of the last two
weeks after winning its first five games of the season. David Robason ran 20
times for 106 yards and a score. Sherman 49, Frisco Wakeland 14
Wakeland 7 0 7 0 -14 Sherman 14 21 14 0 -49 Team Stats FW Sherman Rushes-Yards 32-133 33-219 Individual Statistics Receiving – Frisco Wakeland: Thomas Craig 4-46, Dallas Grier 5-38, Trent
Smiley 4-29, Alex Bateman 1-12, Joey Swanner 1-9; Sherman: John Welborn 2-65,
Nathan James 2-52, Tory Minor 1-31, Zac Whitfield 1-15, Tyler Perkins 1-14,
Geoff Hooker 1-12, Dylon Beamesderfer 1-11, Greg Jackson 1-10. FIRST QUARTER Sherman - John Welborn 16 pass from Madison Carter (Eric Hosek kick) Sherman - Nathan James 22 pass from Carter (Hosek kick) Wakeland - David Robason 5 run (Zach Paul kick) SECOND QUARTER Sherman - Whitfield 8 run (Hosek kick) Sherman - Carter 21 run (Hosek kick) Sherman - Geoff Hooker 12 pass from Carter (Hosek kick) THIRD QUARTER Sherman - Whitfield 76 run (Hosek kick) Wakeland - Thomas Craig 8 pass from Tyler Kirkindoll (Paul kick) Sherman - Welborn 53 interception return (Hosek kick) Denison 35,
Frisco 7 FRISCO - D.J.
Jones ran 21 times for 208 yards and two touchdowns for the Yellow Jackets
(6-1, 4-0) at Frisco Memorial Stadium.
Denison won for
the second time in as many weeks in Frisco after giving Wakeland its first
loss of the season, 56-28, at Pizza Hut Park. Chase Rashbrook
threw a 4-yard touchdown pass to Ryan McCary to tie the game 7-7 entering the
second quarter after Jones opened the scoring with a 12-yard touchdown run
for the Yellow Jackets. It wasn’t
enough to help the Raccoons (0-7, 0-4) avoid their 19th straight
loss, after Denison scored 28 unanswered points. Frisco hasn’t
won since late in the 2007 season against McKinney North. Jordan Taylor
accounted for 20 of those points with a one-yard touchdown run, a 12-yard
scoring pass to Dustin Beard, a 39-yard touchdown run and a two-point
conversion run. Taylor
completed 14 of 23 passes for 166 yards and added 77 yards rushing on 10
carries for the Yellow Jackets (6-1, 4-0), who return home this week to play
McKinney North. Kyle Galyon led
Denison on the receiving end with six catches for 66 yards, and Jimmay
Mundine had four receptions for 42 yards. Carlos Harris
ran 16 times for 71 yards, while Derek Deiter added 43 yards on nine carries
for Frisco, who plays against Frisco Wakeland this week. Denison 35, Frisco 7
Denison 7 14 14 0 -35 Frisco 7 0 0 0 -7 Team Stats Denison Frisco Rushes-Yards 39-306 37-102 Individual Statistics Receiving – Denison: Kyle Galyon 6-66, Jimmay Mundine 4-42, Jones 2-36,
Dustin Beard 2-22, Jordan Aday 1-12; Frisco: Austin Zoda 2-21, E. Allen 3-17,
Ryan Thomas 2-16, Ryan McCary 2-8, Young 1-4. FIRST QUARTER Denison - D.J. Jones 12 run (Dalton Hestand kick) Frisco - Ryan McCary 4 pass from Chase Rash brook (Kyle Fischer kick) SECOND QUARTER Denison - Jordan Taylor 1 run (Hestand kick) Denison - Dustin Beard 12 catch from Taylor (Hestand kick) THIRD QUARTER Denison - Jones 5 run (kick blocked) Denison - Taylor 39 run (Taylor run) Frisco Liberty
45, Frisco Centennial 28 FRISCO -
Malcolm Hill and Jay Ajayi scored fourth-quarter touchdowns, as the Titans
(2-5, 0-4) trailed by only a field goal after three quarters at Pizza Hut
Park.
Hill ran 19
times for 178 yards and touchdown runs of 28 and 15 yards and also threw a
22-yard touchdown pass to Brandon Nelson, who caught three passes for 51
yards and caught a second touchdown of 14 yards from Brandon Brotzman. Ajayi had 18
carries for 99 yards and two touchdowns, and Pereese Joas added 97 yards on
13 carries, as the Red Hawks (4-3, 3-1) were four measly yards from having
three 100-yard rushers for the second time in as many weeks. Connor Hirt
added a 32-yard field goal for Liberty. Imoh Edohoukwa
ran 14 times for 110 yards and touchdowns of 22 and 38 yards for the Titans.
He also ran a kickoff 87 yards for a score, while Jamel Bullock added a
five-yard touchdown run. Frisco Liberty,
who is now all alone in third place, hosts co-leader Sherman this week at
Frisco Memorial Stadium. Frisco Liberty 45, Frisco Centennial 28 Liberty 14 7 10 14 -45 Centennial 0 14 14 0 -28 Team Stats Liberty Centennial Rushes-Yards 51-375 32-168 Individual Statistics Receiving – Frisco Liberty: Brandon Nelson 3-51, David Smith 2-16,
Michael Carroll 1-12, Malcolm Hill 1-3; Frisco Centennial: Mark Stewart 3-39,
Jacob Atchley 3-20, Chul Chung 2-15, Imoh Edohoukwa 1-8, Chase Nichols 1-7,
Timmy Fuller 2-7, Jamel Bullock 1-2, Toye Oyelami 1-0. FIRST QUARTER Frisco Liberty - Jay Ajayi 9 run (Connor Hirt kick) Frisco Liberty - Brandon Nelson 22 pass from Malcolm Hill (Hirt kick) SECOND QUARTER Frisco Centennial - Imoh Edohoukwa 22 run (Clay Willaford kick) Frisco Liberty - Hill 28 run (Hirt kick) Frisco Centennial - Edohoukwa 38 run (Willaford kick) THIRD QUARTER Frisco Liberty - Nelson 14 pass from Brandon Brotzman (Hirt kick) Frisco Centennial - Edohoukwa 87 kickoff return (Willaford kick) Frisco Liberty - Hirt 32 FG Frisco Centennial - Jamel Bullock 5 run (Willaford kick) FOURTH QUARTER Frisco Liberty - Hill 15 run (Hirt kick) Frisco Liberty - Ajayi 7 run (Hirt kick) McKinney 49,
McKinney North 3 MCKINNEY - Matt
Lipka had 94 yards on four receptions, three of them for touchdowns from 41,
seven and 10 yards out for the Lions (2-5, 2-2), who have won their last two
games after losing the first five. Lipka caught
four of the only five Zach Lee pass completions on 11 attempts for 106 yards.
He also intercepted a pass in the end zone. Damion Willis
led the Lions’ ground game with 189 yards on 19 carries and a 68-yard
touchdown. Lee also had a
1-yard scoring run, while Travis Tarver and Davarius Thompson added
touchdowns of 29 and six yards, respectively. Bryson Long’s
32-yard field goal was the only points for the Bulldogs (1-6, 1-3). Devin
Smith ran 23 times for 144 yards, while Brenton Griffin was 10 of 24 for 107
yards for McKinney North, who travels to co-leading Denison this week. The Lions, who
host Frisco Centennial this week, out-gained the rival Bulldogs 419-260 in
total offense. McKinney North
won its district opener at Frisco Centennial on Sept. 25 but has lost its
last three games. McKinney 49, McKinney North 3
McKinney 14 14 14 7 -49 McKinney North 0 3 0 0 -3 Team Stats McK McKN Rushes-Yards 39-313 35-175 Individual Statistics Receiving – McKinney: Matt Lipka 4-94, Josh Weathers 1-12; McKinney North:
Tevin Jones 2-26, Stefan Hurd 3-26, Victor Rivera 3-21, Josh Allen 1-6, Devin
Smith 1-6. FIRST QUARTER McKinney - Damion Willis 68 run (Michael Gonsalves kick) McKinney - Zach Lee 1 run (Gonsalves kick) SECOND QUARTER McKinney - Matt Lipka 41 pass from Lee (Gonsalves kick) McKinney North - Bryson Long 32 FG McKinney - Lipka 7 pass from Lee (Gonsalves kick) THIRD QUARTER McKinney - Lipka 10 pass from Lee (Gonsalves kick) McKinney - Travis Tarver 29 run (Gonsalves kick) FOURTH QUARTER McKinney - Davarius Thompson 6 run (Gonsalves kick) District 10-3A Commerce 42,
Bonham 6 COMMERCE -
Sophomore Jurace Brown ran 15 times for 169 yards and a touchdown, as six
different Tiger players scored to break a seven-game losing streak. Terrance Walker
completed five of eight passes for 143 yards and a touchdown, a 30-yarder to
R.J. Harrison, who caught the ball in stride after Walker had appeared to be
sacked as he was on his way down to the ground. Commerce (1-6,
1-1) took advantage of three second-half fumble recoveries that led to short
touchdown runs by sophomore T.J. Pannell and Barry Eskew along with a
25-yarder by Brown for a 42-0 lead 18 seconds into the fourth quarter. The Tigers had
358 yards of total offense while holding Bonham (0-7, 0-2) to nine yards,
including minus-23 yards on 16 rushes in the second half. Andrew Nelson
and Walker had first-quarter touchdown runs for Commerce. Tyson Henson
fell on a fumble in the end zone for the Warriors’ lone touchdown, as Bonham
hosts North Lamar this week trying to end a seven-game losing Commerce 42, Bonham 6
Bonham 0 0 0 6 -6 Commerce 15 7 14 6 -42 Team Stats Bonham Commerce Rushes-Yards 31-(-15) 43-215 Individual Statistics Receiving – Bonham: Hunter Herriage 2-15, Blaine Dunlap 2-7, Chase
Gregory 1-4, Josh Price 2-4, Daine Dunlap 1-(-1), Nelms 1-(-1); Commerce:
R.J. Harrison 2-63, Evan Chapin 1-39, Tadarious Hawkins 1-30, Jurace Brown 1-11. FIRST QUARTER Commerce - Andrew Nelson 2 run (Evan Chapin kick) Commerce - Terrance Walker 6 run (Nelson run) SECOND QUARTER Commerce - R.J. Harrison 30 pass from Walker (Chapin kick) THIRD QUARTER Commerce - T.J. Pannell 3 run (Chapin kick) Commerce - Barry Eskew 5 run (Chapin kick) FOURTH QUARTER Commerce - Jurace Brown 25 run (kick blocked) Bonham - Tyson Henson fumble recovery in end zone (run failed) Van Alstyne 28,
Anna 7 ANNA - Orion
Thomas had his second solid outing in as many weeks, following his 100-plus
yard performance in last week’s win against Bonham with 170 yards on 18
carries and two touchdowns for the Panthers (7-0, 2-0). The Panthers’
defense came to the forefront in the second half after Zach Thrash’s 25-yard
interception return for a touchdown. It was one of
two interceptions thrown by Coyotes quarterback Tyler Elliott, who finished
four of 12 for 36 yards. Chris Burge,
who completed 14 of 24 passes for 108 yards, did throw a pair of
interceptions and almost went a second straight week without a touchdown pass
until his 11-yard scoring toss to Chance Grayson that helped lead to a
14-point fourth quarter. Grayson caught
five passes for 57 yards. Anna (2-5, 0-2)
came within one possession of potentially tying the game on Matt Williams’
61-yard touchdown run. Thomas scored
on runs of 26 and 37 yards for a 14-0 lead, until Williams (19 carries, 76
yards) cut the deficit in half at the break. The Panthers,
who return home this week to face Commerce, doubled Anna in overall yardage
288-144. The Coyotes hit
the road to face defending Class 10-3A champion Paris. Van Alstyne 28, Anna 7
Van Alstyne 14 0 0 14 -28 Anna 0 7 0 0 -7 Team Stats VA Anna Rushes-Yards 33-180 35-108 Individual Statistics Receiving – Van Alstyne: Chance Grayson 5-57, Tyler Duncan 2-19, Soloman
Biscarro 3-19, D.J. Seay 2-16, Brandon Dalton 1-0, Shane Wheeler 1-(-3);
Anna: Matt Williams 1-13, Manuel Martinez 1-12, Jonathan Elliott 1-9, Keith
Lockhart 1-2. FIRST QUARTER Van Alstyne - Orion Thomas 26 run (Chris Burge kick) Van Alstyne - Thomas 37 run (Burge kick) SECOND QUARTER Anna - Matt Williams 61 run (Manuel Martinez kick) FOURTH QUARTER Van Alstyne - Zach Thrash 25 interception return (Burge kick) Van Alstyne - Chance Grayson 11 pass from Burge (Burge kick) Paris 27, North
Lamar 14 PARIS - Once
North Lamar’s Ryan White completed a 34-yard touchdown pass to Austin
Parsons, and Cody Daniel converted the extra point to tie the game 14-14
against crosstown rival Paris late in the third quarter, the game was on for
the Panthers. The host
Wildcats buckled down, scoring the game’s final two touchdowns to pull away
with the Crosstown Showdown victory at R.L. Maddox Stadium, it’s second in as
many years in the series to keep alive their chance at defending their
District 10-3A title. Aaron Ethridge,
who finished with 84 yards on 13 carries, put the Wildcats ahead to stay with
a 7-yrd touchdown run, and Corban Taylor threw a 34-yard touchdown pass to
Tavairus Williams with less than a minute to play for an insurance score. Tyrell Smith
led the Wildcats’ ground game with 15 carries for 113 yards and a touchdown,
while Taylor completed 13 of 19 passes for 206 yards. Williams caught six
passes for 161 yards. Smith put Paris
(4-3, 2-0) on the scoreboard first with a 15-yard touchdown run midway
through the first quarter. Taylor threw a 1-yard scoring pass to Darian Jones
early in the second for a 14-0 lead. Canyon Conley
intercepted Taylor for the Paris quarterback’s only blemish in the game. White got the
Panthers (1-6, 1-1) on the board with a 6-yard touchdown pass to Parsons to
trail by only seven at the break. They connected again to tie the game, and
Parsons caught all three of North Lamar’s passes for 73 yards. Dakota Boles
led the Panthers on the ground with 142 yards on 28 carries. Paris 27, North Lamar 14
Paris 7 7 13 0 -27 NL 0 7 7 0 -14 Team Stats Paris NL Rushes-Yards 34-202 43-139 Individual Statistics Receiving – Paris: Tavairus Williams 6-161, Dominique Mitchell 3-17,
Equettis Jenkins 2-28, Darian Jones 1-1, Tyrell Smith 1-(-1); North Lamar:
Austin Parsons 3-73. FIRST QUARTER Paris - Tyrell Smith 15 run (Gabriel Vera kick) SECOND QUARTER Paris - Darian Jones 1 pass from Corban Taylor (Andreas Rivera kick) THIRD QUARTER North Lamar - Austin Parsons 6 pass from Ryan White (Cody Daniel kick) Paris - Aaron Ethridge 7 run (Vera kick) Paris - Tavairus Williams 34 pass from Taylor (kick failed) District 9-3A Prosper 38, at
Celina 14 CELINA – The
defending Class 3A Division II runner-up Bobcats (4-3, 1-1) had the defending
Class 3A Division I champion Eagles (6-1, 1-1) right where it wanted them
poised for revenge. Cody Sandler
and Jamarick Simmons each rushed for more than 100 yards and scored a
touchdown for a 14-7 lead. Juan Williams,
who had a game-high 167 yards on 18 carries, tied the game 14-14 before
halftime with a 61-yard touchdown run. The deadlock
extended into the fourth quarter, where Prosper took over with 24 of its 31
unanswered points. Colin Padilla
had an 86-yard touchdown run on his only touch of the game, Williams scored
from 57 yards out and Cole Brewer added a 29-yard field goal. The defense
also responded, with Hunter Havens’ 88-yard touchdown on a fumble return. Sandler (10
carries, 104 yards) and Prosper quarterback Brian Hardy (nine carries, 72
yards) exchanged touchdowns from 67 and 51 yards out, respectively, for a 7-7
tie. Simmons (14
carries, 115 yards) added a 1-yard touchdown run for the Bobcats. Prosper 38, Celina 14
Prosper 7 7 0 24 -38 Celina 7 7 0 0 -14 Team Stats Prosper Celina Rushes-Yards 32-327 41-264 Individual Statistics Receiving – Prosper: Brett Thompson 2-23, Mario Edwards 1-15, Jordan
Airhart 1-13; Celina: Jose Romero 5-50, Justin Brumfield 1-13, Jamarick
Simmons 1-8. FIRST QUARTER Celina – Cody Sandler 67 run (Alex Juarez kick) Prosper – Brian Hardy 51 run (Cale Brewer kick) SECOND QUARTER Celina – Jamarick Simmons 1 run (Juarez kick) Prosper – Juan Williams 61 run (Brewer kick) FOURTH QUARTER Prosper – Colin Padilla 86 run (Brewer kick) Prosper – Williams 57 run (Brewer kick) Prosper – Brewer 29 FG Prosper – Hunter Havens 88 fumble return (Brewer kick) Argyle 35,
Whitesboro 6 WHITESBORO –
Austin Aune completed 11 of 18 passes for 140 yards and a 29-yard touchdown
pass to Lance Sutton, as five different Eagle players scored for 35 straight
points in the win. Jordan Gill was
11 of 22 for 104 yards and a 33-yard touchdown pass to John Wood in the
fourth quarter but had three interceptions for the Bearcats (2-5, 0-2), the
lone winless team in district. Jerid Caffey
also had 104 yards on the ground on 20 carries. Kevin Ryon led
Argyle (7-0, 2-0) with 53 yards on nine carries, and Sutton caught two passes
for 54 yards, as 17 different Eagle players touched the football at least
once. Argyle scored
all of its points in the first half, including a 21-point first quarter,
where Blake Dunham and Jake Sizelove scored on touchdown runs of 2 and 3
yards, respectively. Aune then threw
his touchdown to Sutton for a 21-0 lead. A 14-point
second quarter saw Dran Crenshaw score on a 3-yard touchdown run and Jake
Meeks add a score from a yard out for a 35-0 halftime advantage. Argyle returns
home this week to face Sanger for homecoming in a game pitting two teams
coming off district wins. Argyle 35, Whitesboro 6
Argyle 21 14 0 0 -35 W’boro 0 0 0 6 -6 Team Stats Argyle Whitesboro Rushes-Yards 27-114 40-141 Individual Statistics Receiving – Argyle: Lance Sutton 2-54, Justin Hommell 2-34, Tyler Sweatt
3-34, Kevin Ryon 1-13, Layton Lowry 2-12, Kahn 1-10, Justin Bruton 1-9,
Taylor Brasher 2-6, Nick Chrestopoulos 1-1. FIRST QUARTER Argyle – Blake Dunham 2 run (Chad Hedlund kick) Argyle – Jake Sizelove 3 run (Hedlund kick) Argyle – Lance Sutton 29 pass from Austin Aune (Hedlund kick) SECOND QUARTER Argyle – Dran Crenshaw 3 run (Hedlund kick) Argyle – Jake Meeks 1 run (Hedlund kick) FOURTH QUARTER Whitesboro – John Wood 33 pass from Jordan Gill (kick failed) Sanger 34,
Gainesville 13 SANGER – Dane
Evans threw touchdowns to three different receivers in the second quarter to
lead the Indians (4-3, 1-1), who bounced back from their loss at home last
week against Celina in their district opener. Evans completed
18 of 31 passes for 291 yards and three second-quarter touchdowns with only
one interception while also netting 101 yards on five carries. Bo Bob Howard
led the Sanger ground game with 153 yards on 22 carries. Evans threw a
12-yard touchdown pass to Nathan Rotter in the first quarter and threw
another to Ryan Scott on the first play from scrimmage after a successful
onside kick that bounced off a Gainesville lineman near midfield. Scott had a
game-high 109 yards on four receptions, while Rotter added five catches for
90 yards. Evans added his
third touchdown pass from 22 yards out to Brock Squier. Kielyn Lewis
threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Merit Banks before the half for the
Leopards (5-2, 1-1), who trailed 21-6 at the half. Gainesville was
unable to build off their district-opening win against Whitesboro last week
and must now finish with one more win than Sanger or would lose a tiebreaker. Evans and
Howard added touchdown runs in the third quarter for Sanger. Kenyon Morgan
added a 1-yard touchdown for Gainesville after replacing starting running
back DeShawn Franklin, who was lost to a knee injury. Sanger 34, Gainesville 13
Gainesville 0 6 0 7 -13 Sanger 0 21 13 0 -34 Team Stats G’ville Sanger Rushes-Yards 37-82 29-300 Individual Statistics Receiving – Gainesville: Harold Wills 2-41, Merit Banks 1-25, Cody Welch
1-12, Patrick Westbrook 1-6, Caleb Covington 1-1, Kenyon Morgan 1-(-6);
Sanger: Ryan Scott 4-109, Nathan Rotter 5-90, Zane Paddack 3-49, Bo Bob
Howard 3-17, Steven Van Meter 1-14, Brock Squier 2-12. SECOND QUARTER Sanger – Nathan Rotter 12 pass from Dane Evans (Manuel Lemus kick) Sanger – Ryan Scott 46 pass from Evans (Lemus kick) Sanger – Brock Squier 22 pass from Evans (Lemus kick) Gainesville – Merit Banks 25 pass from Kielyn Lewis (kick blocked) THIRD QUARTER Sanger – Evans 11 run (kick failed) Sanger – Bo Bob Howard 52 run (Lemus kick) FOURTH QUARTER Gainesville – Kenyon Morgan 1 run (Justin Espinosa kick) District 13-3A Lovejoy 42,
Quinlan Ford 19 LUCAS – Michael
Means accounted for 184 all-purpose yards and ran for two touchdowns, as
Lovejoy (6-1, 1-1) rebounded from last week’s loss to Farmersville. Tyler McBride’s
66-yard touchdown run tied the game 13-13, but Means answered two plays later
from 58 yards out. Blake Westback
had three interceptions, and he also broke up a fourth pass late in the first
half in the end zone to prevent a potential tie at the break. Hayden Marsh
returned an interception 27 yards for a touchdown and Matt Kotecki added an
18-yard fumble return for a touchdown. Kyle Stone was
13 of 22 for 186 yards, and Zach Witherspoon had 134 yards on five receptions
for Quinlan Ford (1-6, 1-1). Lovejoy was
happy to get back to its winning ways and didn’t want to go 0-2 in district
play, but running back Blake Martin was lost to a first-quarter knee injury. Lovejoy 42, Quinlan Ford 19
Quinlan Ford 6 7 0 6 -19 Lucas Lovejoy 13 7 14 8 -42 Team Stats QF LJ First Downs 15 11 Rushes-Yards 31-189 35-208 Individual Statistics Receiving – Quinlan Ford: Zach Witherspoon 5-134, Cody Williams 1-58,
Garrett Crosby 4-36, Tyler McBride 2-29, Colten Baxter 3-18, Al Balliette
2-13, Colton Scott 1-(-4); Lovejoy: Cade Carter 3-44, Parker Norris 1-22,
Hayden Marsh 2-19, Ben Thomas 1-8. FIRST QUARTER Lovejoy – Michael Means 4 run (run failed) Quinlan Ford – Colten Baxter 9 pass from Kyle Stone (kick failed) Lovejoy – Blake Martin 3 run (Eddie Puskarich kick) SECOND QUARTER Quinlan Ford – Tyler McBride 66 run (Manuel Castilleja kick) Lovejoy – Means 58 run (Puskarich kick) THIRD QUARTER Lovejoy – Tanner Michaels 4 run (Puskarich kick) Lovejoy – Hayden Marsh 27 interception return (Puskarich kick) FOURTH QUARTER Lovejoy – Matt Kotecki 18 fumble return (Parker Norris run) Quinlan Ford – Cody Williams 58 pass from Justin Bigham (pass failed) Nevada
Community 31, Princeton 15 NEVADA – Host
Community scored 23 fourth-quarter points, including a pair of 7-yard
touchdown runs by Tim Underwood, who ran 14 times for 167 yards. Collin Strahan
added a 6-yard scoring run and finished with 239 all-purpose yards, including
129 rushing on 19 carries. Strahan scored
from three yards out and threw a 2-point pass to Paul Blasingame after a
scoreless first quarter and finished with 111 yards on nine of 21 passing
with an interception. Counterpart
Trevor Schilling responded with a 2-yard run and 2-point run of his own to
tie the game 8-8 at halftime and didn’t throw for a touchdown despite
completing 19 of 40 passes for 277 yards. Kadeem Satchel
was the Panthers’ top receiver, catching nine passes for 132 yards, while
Noel Nevarez added 60 yards on four receptions. The Panthers
(2-5, 0-2) had a 7-yard touchdown run by Bert Wilson for the lead, but the
Braves went up for good at 16-15 on Underwood’s touchdown and Strahan’s
2-point run. Tay Davis led the way at receiver, catching five passes for 76 yards.
The win sets
Nevada Community (4-3, 2-0) up for another home game this week against
Farmersville, the team it is currently tied with atop the district standings.
Princeton returns home to entertain Lovejoy. Nevada Community 31, Princeton 15
Princeton 0 8 7 0 -15 N. Community 0 8 0 23 -31 Team Stats PHS NC First Downs 17 16 Rushes-Yards 33-76 38-311 Individual Statistics Receiving – Princeton: Kadeem Satchel 9-132, Nevarez 4-60, Bert Wilson
2-40, Jarod Porter 1-16, Matt Wingo 2-16, Davis 1-13; Nevada Community: Tay
Davis 5-76, Paul Blasingame 3-26, Ty Griffin 1-9. SECOND QUARTER Nevada Community - Collin Strahan 31 run (Paul Blasingame pass from
Strahan) Princeton - Trevor Schilling 2 run (Schilling run) THIRD QUARTER Princeton - Bert Wilson 7 run (Henry Martinez kick) FOURTH QUARTER Nevada Community - Tim Underwood 7 run (Strahan run) Nevada Community - Underwood 7 run (Underwood run) Nevada Community - Strahan 6 run (Strahan kick) Farmersville
36, Emory Rains 12 EMORY – Each
team had 387 yards of total offense, but the Farmers (4-3, 2-0) won where it
counted - the scoreboard. Austin Brooks
had a 29-yard interception return for a touchdown and ran for scores of four
and 20 yards. He completed
only three of 11 passes but did throw for 103 yards in the win and accounted
for four of his team’s five touchdowns. Morgan Harbison
had a 42-yard touchdown run and a 76-yard scoring reception, and Chase
Wiggins ran 16 times for 150 yards. Trevor
Vandeventer completed 27 of 51 passes for 275 yards and two touchdowns and
also ran 16 times for 56 yards. Nick Hancock
caught both of Vandeventer’s scoring passes from 14 and 56 yards and caught
eight passes overall for 114 yards. Seven different
Wildcat receivers caught passes, as Rains (0-7, 0-2 looks to bounce back this
week at Quinlan Ford. Farmersville
travels to Nevada Community for a game pitting the district’s two undefeated
teams. Farmersville 36, Emory Rains 12
Farmersville 15 0 14 7 -36 Emory Rains 0 6 0 6 -12 Team Stats FHS Rains First Downs 14 19 Rushes-Yards 37-284 24-76 Individual Statistics Receiving – Farmersville: Morgan Harbison 1-76, Chase Wiggins 2-27; Emory
Rains: Nick Hancock 8-114, Chris Trieb 6-54, Casey Martin 6-44, Carista 2-39,
Kyle Cowden 4-34, Cody Dickens 1-17, Young 1-9. FIRST QUARTER Farmersville - Morgan Harbison 42 run (Marcus Delafuente kick) Farmersville - Austin Brooks 29 interception return (Brooks run) SECOND QUARTER Emory Rains - Nick Hancock 14 pass from Trevor Vandeventer (kick blocked) THIRD QUARTER Farmersville - Brooks 4 run (Delafuente kick) Farmersville - Harbison 76 pass from Brooks (Delafuente kick) FOURTH QUARTER Farmersville - Brooks 20 run (Delafuente kick) Emory Rains - Hancock 56 pass from Vandeventer (run failed) District 10-2A Callisburg 42,
Valley View 12 CALLISBURG -
Langston Jones ran 15 times for 155 yards and three touchdowns and caught a
26-yard pass from Bobby Dorman for a fourth score to help Callisburg (6-1,
1-1) rebound from last week’s loss to Aubrey. Dorman
completed 13 of 18 passes for 181 yards and three touchdowns, including a
43-yarder to Kevin Bartley and a 20-yarder to Alan Eugster. Bartley caught
four passes for 77 yards, and Eugster had 41 yards on two receptions. Scott Willis
was 10 of 22 for 111 yards and a touchdown, a 7-yarder to Cameron Vesperman. Willis also
scored from two yards out in the second quarter for Valley View (4-3, 1-1),
who hosts seventh-ranked Pilot Point this week. A.J. Klassen
led the Eagles in receiving with four catches for 63 yards. Vesperman added
38 yards on three receptions. Callisburg
travels to Pottsboro this week in hopes of keeping firm control on its
current third-place standing in district. Callisburg 42, Valley View 12
Valley View 0 6 6 0 -12 Callisburg 14 7 14 7 -42 Team Stats CHS VV First Downs 20 7 Rushes-Yards 32-249 21-35 Individual Statistics Receiving – Callisburg: Kevin Bartley 4-77, Alan Eugster 2-41, Langston
Jones 1-26, Cole Wescoat 2-20, Clay McKenzie 2-12, Chris Apala 1-3, Seth
Wolfe 1-2; Valley View: A.J. Kassen 4-63, Cameron Vesperman 3-38, Dustin
Tomlinson 2-7, Dylan Pembroke 1-3. FIRST QUARTER Callisburg - Langston Jones 20 run (Bobby Dorman kick) Callisburg - Jones 5 run (Dorman kick) SECOND QUARTER Valley View - Scott Willis 2 run (kick failed) Callisburg - Jones 26 pass from Dorman (Dorman kick) THIRD QUARTER Callisburg - Jones 34 run (Dorman kick) Callisburg - Kevin Bartley 43 pass from Dorman (Dorman kick) Valley View - Cameron Vesperman 7 pass from Willis (pass failed) FOURTH QUARTER Callisburg - Alan Eugster 20 pass from Dorman (Dorman kick) Pilot Point 63,
S&S 0 PILOT POINT -
Jarman Johnson ran 13 times for 213 yards and scored on touchdown runs of 32,
1, 79 and 2 yards for the seventh-ranked Bearcats. Seth Tilley
threw touchdown passes of 24 and 25 yards to J.P. Price and Colin Noe and
also had touchdown runs of seven and 11 yards. Tilley completed 15 of 16
passes for 166 yards, with Price leading the way at receiver with 79 yards on
six receptions. Jeremy Jackson
(eight carries, 76 yards) added a 7-yard touchdown run for the Bearcats (7-0,
2-0), while Mason Guthrie led the defense with an interception to set up a
touchdown. Pilot Point
held the Rams (2-5, 0-2) to 80 yards of total offense, including only four
yards on 35 carries rushing. Danny Franklin
completed three of 11 passes for 76 yards, Jacob Aguirre caught two passes
for 65 yards and Chance Bratcher led the S&S ground game with 27 yards on
14 carries. Pilot Point
travels to Valley View this week, while the Rams return home to entertain
Aubrey. Pilot Point 63, S&S 0
S&S 0 0 0 0 -0 P. Point 28 14 14 7 -63 Team Stats S&S PP First Downs 8 21 Rushes-Yards 35-4 29-324 Individual Statistics Receiving – S&S: Jacob Aguirre 2-65, Chance Bratcher 1-11; Pilot
Point: J.P. Price 6-79, Colin Noe 2-33, Gareth Gengenbach 4-30, Justin
Chambers 1-8, Austin Balderas 1-7, Jarman Johnson 1-3. FIRST QUARTER Pilot Point - J.P. Price 24 pass from Seth Tilley (run failed) Pilot Point - Tilley 7 run (Jarman Johnson run) Pilot Point - Johnson 32 run (Ruben Martinez kick) Pilot Point - Johnson 1 run (Martinez kick) SECOND QUARTER Pilot Point - Johnson 79 run (Martinez kick) Pilot Point - Tilley 11 run (Martinez kick) THIRD QUARTER Pilot Point - Johnson 2 run (Martinez kick) Pilot Point - Colin Noe 25 pass from Tilley (Martinez kick) FOURTH QUARTER Pilot Point - Jeremy Jackson 7 run (Martinez kick) Aubrey 54,
Pottsboro 7 AUBREY - Chase
Mahurin’s 74-yard touchdown on a kickoff return to begin the game seemed to
ignite the Chaparrals, who won seven games for only the sixth time in school
history dating to the last 35 years. The Cardinals
(0-7, 0-2) tied the game 7-7 after the first quarter on Matt Potter’s 1-yard
touchdown run, but Levi Birdsong field goals of 29 and 32 yards led the way
to 47 unanswered points. Potter ran 12 times for a game-high 82 yards. Albert Silva
had a 30-yard touchdown run, and Billy Feathers showed his versatility with a
20-yard touchdown run, a 10-yard scoring run off a fumble return and a
41-yard touchdown reception from James Wurster, who added touchdown runs of
29 and two yards. Wurster
completed six of 13 passes for 111 yards, including a 41-yarder to Mahurin. Kevin Garcia
accounted for 100 of the Cardinals’ 191 yards of total offense. Pottsboro
hosts Callisburg this week, while Aubrey (7-0, 2-0) travels to S&S. Aubrey 54, Pottsboro 7
Pottsboro 7 0 0 0 -7 Aubrey 7 6 28 13 -54 Team Stats PHS Aubrey First Downs 14 13 Rushes-Yards 33-135 35-257 Individual Statistics Receiving – Pottsboro: Tanner Budra 3-28, Heady 2-16, Austin Hudgeons
1-5, Potter 1-4, Cody Rhoten 2-3; Aubrey: Chase Mahurin 1-41, Kendall Jones
2-26, Justin Griffin 1-23, Billy Feathers 1-12, Parrent 1-9. FIRST QUARTER Aubrey - Chase Mahurin 74 kickoff return (Levi Birdsong kick) Pottsboro - Matt Potter 1 run (Cody Parton kick) SECOND QUARTER Aubrey - Birdsong 29 FG Aubrey - Birdsong 32 FG THIRD QUARTER Aubrey - Billy Feathers 41 pass from James Wurster (Birdsong kick) Aubrey - Feathers 20 run (Birdsong kick) Aubrey - Albert Silva 30 run (Birdsong kick) Aubrey - Feathers 10 fumble return (Birdsong kick) FOURTH QUARTER Aubrey - Wurster 29 run (Birdsong kick) Aubrey - Wurster 2 run (kick failed) District 11-2A Howe 12,
Whitewright 10 HOWE - Chase
Fountaine threw a 33-yard pass to Casey Davis with just more than a minute
remaining in the game to keep Howe alive in the chase for the third and final
playoff spot in district. Davis also
scored a touchdown on the ground for the Bulldogs (4-3, 2-2), who are
currently tied with Leonard for fourth place. Fountaine
completed 17 of 25 passes for 277 yards, with Bronco Wildman catching seven
of them for 130 yards. Whitewright
(0-7, 0-4) extended its one-point lead to four on Tim Dilworth’s 22-yard
field goal for the only points of the third quarter. The Tigers, who
let one get away at Bells earlier this season, almost secured its first win
of the season until Fountaine’s winning touchdown pass allowed Howe to keep
its playoff hopes alive. Steven Spann
threw an 11-yard touchdown pass to Hamilton Luper as the first-quarter clock
wound down. Davis answered in the waning seconds of the first half on a
4-yard run, but the kick failed, leaving the Bulldogs down 7-6 at the half. Howe has a key
game this week at Honey Grove, while Whitewright travels to Tom Bean, where
one team will get its first district win of the season. Howe 12, Whitewright 10
WW 7 0 3 0 -10 Howe 0 6 0 6 -12 Team Stats WW Howe First Downs 11 18 Rushes-Yards 28-128 33-94 Individual Statistics Receiving – Whitewright: Troy Worthy 2-23, Hamilton Luper 2-18; Howe:
Bronco Wildman 7-130, Casey Davis 3-67, Alex Torres 2-40, Dalton Harris 2-22,
Tyler Ross 2-17, Melvin Rodriguez 1-1. FIRST QUARTER Whitewright - Hamilton Luper 11 pass from Steven Spann (Tim Dilworth
kick) SECOND QUARTER Howe - Casey Davis 4 run (kick failed) THIRD QUARTER Whitewright - Dilworth 22 FG FOURTH QUARTER Howe - Davis 33 pass from Chase Fountaine (kick failed) Gunter 27,
Leonard 13 LEONARD - Chad
Tucker ran 17 times for 139 yards, as Gunter attempted only two passes in its
win against Leonard to remain atop the district standings with a battle of
unbeaten teams set for this week at home against Melissa. Leonard (5-2,
2-2) pulled within seven in the third quarter after Will Cowan’s 3-yard
touchdown run, but Tucker answered less than a minute into the fourth quarter
with a 25-yard scoring run to put the game out of reach. Reggie Robinson
ran 17 times for 72 yards, with Cowan adding 68 yards on 13 carries for the
Tigers, who travel to Bells this week for a key district game in which the
winner could potentially grab the third and final playoff berth with a
tiebreaker and the loser staying home. Tucker scored
on a 2-yard run midway through the first quarter, and Colton Hinson added a
4-yard touchdown in the second for a 14-0 Tiger lead. Robinson
answered from a yard out, but A.J. Phillips ran an interception the other way
71 yards for a touchdown as time expired in the first half to give Gunter
some much-needed momentum into the break. The 2008
district champion Tigers will now square off against Melissa, where only an
upset in the final two weeks of the season could prevent the winner from
winning the title in 2009. Gunter 27, Leonard 13
Gunter 7 13 0 7 -27 Leonard 0 7 6 0 -13 Team Stats Gunter Leonard First Downs 18 14 Rushes-Yards 41-252 36-160 Individual Statistics Receiving – Gunter: n/a; Leonard: Nathan Bell 1-14, Jake Buchanan 1-10,
Matt Williams 1-6. FIRST QUARTER Gunter - Chad Tucker 2 run (Dalton Lee kick) SECOND QUARTER Gunter - Colton Hinson 4 run (Lee kick) Leonard - Reggie Robinson 1 run (Will Cowan kick) Gunter - A.J. Phillips 71 interception return (run failed) THIRD QUARTER Leonard - Cowan 3 run (kick failed) FOURTH QUARTER Gunter - Tucker 25 run (Lee kick) Bells 20, Honey
Grove 13 HONEY GROVE -
Cody Stern had a productive night on both sides of the football, but nothing
was bigger than his 15-yard fumble return in the fourth quarter that turned a
one-point lead into the final margin. Honey Grove
(2-5, 1-3) missed a potential chance to tie the game 14-14 with a missed
extra point in the third quarter after Dillon Baugh’s 15-yard run that left
the Warriors trailing by a point. Stern made them
pay in the fourth quarter with his defensive touchdown, realistically
knocking Honey Grove out of playoff contention. The Warriors must win their
final three games and have Bells (4-3, 3-1) lose its final three. Courtland
Finney put the Warriors on the scoreboard less than a minute into the second
quarter with a 62-yard touchdown run. Zach Wornhor
answered from 12 yards out, and Kolby Milner threw a 22-yard touchdown pass
to Stern with less than 30 seconds remaining in the half for a 14-7 Panther
lead. Zack Patt
caught seven passes for 102 yards for the Warriors, while Dijon Finney added
75 yards on a pair of receptions. Honey Grove
hosts Howe this week, where the winner still has an outside shot at a playoff
berth, while the loser is most likely eliminated. There is the chance for a
four-way tie which would make things very interesting the final two weeks. Bells 20, Honey Grove 13
Bells 0 14 0 6 -20 HG 0 7 6 0 -13 Team Stats Bells Honey Grove First Downs 12 16 Rushes-Yards 33-120 43-184 Individual Statistics Receiving – Bells: n/a; Honey Grove: Zack Patt 7-102, Dijon Finney 2-75,
Corwin Louis 1-9. SECOND QUARTER Honey Grove - Courtland Finney 62 run (Eddie Rodriguez kick) Bells - Zach Wornhor 12 run (Josh Copley kick) Bells - Cody Stern 22 pass from Kolby Milner (Copley kick) THIRD QUARTER Honey Grove - Dillon Baugh 15 run (kick failed) FOURTH QUARTER Bells - Stern 15 fumble return (kick failed) Melissa 55, Tom
Bean 6 MELISSA -
Sophomore quarterback Wes McQueen was six of 12 for 209 yards and three
touchdowns, as Melissa (6-1, 4-0) prepares for a battle of district leaders
this week against Gunter. The Cardinals
scored the final 35 points, beginning with touchdown runs of eight and 49
yards by Aaron Bush and Cody Morgan, who finished with a game-high 118 yards
on 12 carries. John Young, who
had 70 yards on four carries, added a 17-yard touchdown run, and the defense
set the tone early with Bush’s 77-yard interception return for a touchdown. McQueen threw
touchdown passes of 69 and 29 yards to Brodie Russell and Dallon Bates.
Russell finished with three receptions for 96 yards, and McQueen also threw a
49-yard touchdown pass to Nathan Warren. Nick Palmer
scored from four yards out for a 20-0 lead. Hunter Hendry
got the Tomcats (1-6, 0-4) on the board with a 16-yard touchdown pass to Jake
Trentman. Colby Pennell led the ground game with 58 yards on 19 carries. Melissa 55, Tom Bean 6
Tom Bean 0 0 6 0 -6 Melissa 7 7 20 21 -55 Team Stats TB Melissa First Downs 11 13 Rushes-Yards 35-56 31-260 Individual Statistics Receiving – Tom Bean: Jake Trentman 3-28, Tyler Ellis 1-21, Mitch
Trentman 6-12, Kyle West 1-4, Rex Roberts 1-2, Travis Counts 1-1, German
Mendoza 1-1; Melissa: Brodie Russell 3-96, Nathan Warren 1-49, Brad Bush
1-35, Dallon Bates 1-29. FIRST QUARTER Melissa - Aaron Bush 77 interception return (Conner Monroe kick) SECOND QUARTER Melissa - Nathan Warren 49 pass from Wes McQueen (Monroe kick) THIRD QUARTER Melissa - Nick Palmer 4 run (kick failed) Tom Bean - Jake Trentman 16 pass from Hunter Hendry (kick blocked) Melissa - Bush 8 run (Monroe kick) Melissa - Cody Morgan 49 run (Monroe kick) FOURTH QUARTER Melissa - Brodie Russell 69 pass from McQueen (Monroe kick) Melissa - Dallon Bates 29 pass from McQueen (Monroe kick) Melissa - John Young 17 run (Monroe kick) District 12-2A Chisum 20,
Clarksville 15 CLARKSVILLE -
Jeremy Eddington scored from five yards out midway through the fourth quarter
to lift Chisum (5-2, 2-2) to a key district win at Clarksville to remain two
games behind the third and final playoff spot with three to play. Eddington
finished with 119 yards on 21 carries and two touchdowns, but Clarksville
(3-4, 1-3) seemed to gain momentum before the half and took it into the third
quarter. The Tigers
clung to a 15-14 lead, as almost the first 20 minutes of the second half were
scoreless before Eddington saved the game for Chisum. H.B. Rosser
threw a 26-yard touchdown pass to put Clarksville on the board, but Eddington
responded with a 12-yard scoring run and 2-point run for an 8-7 Mustang lead
after the first eight minutes. T.J. Briscoe
extended the advantage to seven after his 14-yard run with a little more than
one minute gone in the second quarter. Rosser, who ran 18 times for a modest
66 yards, answered from 15 yards out and added a 2-point run for a 15-14
Clarksville lead at the half. Chisum carries
momentum into this week’s home game against rival and co-district leader
Prairiland, while Clarksville travels to third-place Hooks, who is currently
one game behind the Patriots and Paul Pewitt. Chisum 20, Clarksville 15
Chisum 8 6 0 6 -20 C’ville 7 8 0 0 -15 Team Stats Chisum Clarksville First Downs 11 10 Rushes-Yards 41-190 35-123 Individual Statistics Receiving – Chisum: Tyler Jeffery 1-0; Clarksville: Kelton Scales 2-40,
Edwards 4-37, McPherson 1-7. FIRST QUARTER Clarksville - Kelton Scales 26 pass from H.B. Rosser (Radonte Edwards
kick) Chisum - Jeremy Eddington 12 run (Eddington run) SECOND QUARTER Chisum - T.J. Briscoe 14 run (run failed) Clarksville - H.B. Rosser 15 run (Rosser run) FOURTH QUARTER Chisum - Jeremy Eddington 5 run (run failed) Prairiland 20,
Redwater 14 PATTONVILLE -
Payne Schuelke wanted one more chance after missing on a fourth-down pass to
Zach McLamore and his team tied with visiting Redwater 14-14. Schuelke got
his wish and made the most of it, throwing a 21-yard touchdown pass to Todd
Fendley in the fourth quarter to break the deadlock and preserve the win for
the co-district leading Patriots on homecoming night. Randal Sessums
ran 35 times for 201 yards and a touchdown for Prairiland (7-0, 2-0), who has
won 16 of its last 17 regular-season games and 16 of 18 overall. Schuelke
completed only two passes in the game, but none was more important than the
one to Fendley. Schuelke scored
from a yard out, and Justin Harris added a 2-point run for an 8-0 Patriot
lead, but Hunter Flood responded with a 12-yard touchdown run to pull the
Dragons (3-4, 1-3) within two after the first eight minutes. Sessums
responded with a 1-yard scoring run for an eight-point lead at the break. Flood threw a
6-yard touchdown pass to Ty Lewis midway through the third quarter, and
Austin Nipper added the 2-point run to tie the game 14-14 before Prairiland’s
fourth-quarter heroics. The defense made one final stop and allowed Schuelke
to run out the clock. Redwater
returns home to host Rivercrest this week, while the Patriots hit the road to
face rival Chisum. Prairiland 20, Redwater 14
Redwater 6 0 8 0 -14 Prairiland 8 6 0 6 -20 Team Stats RHS Prairiland First Downs 11 15 Rushes-Yards 30-140 44-225 Individual Statistics Receiving – Redwater: n/a; Prairiland: Todd Fendley 2-28. FIRST QUARTER Prairiland - Payne Schuelke 1 run (Justin Harris run) Red water - Hunter Flood 12 run (run failed) SECOND QUARTER Prairiland - Randal Sessums 1 run (kick failed) THIRD QUARTER Red water - Ty Lewis 6 pass from Flood (Austin Nipper run) FOURTH QUARTER Prairiland - Todd Fendley 21 pass from Schuelke (run failed) Rivercrest 33,
DeKalb 14 BOGATA - Jordan
White ran 20 times for 187 yards, and Brady Kennedy added 100 yards on 15
carries, as Rivercrest beat DeKalb for the first time in school history and
ended a five-game losing streak since its season-opening win against
Alba-Golden. The Rebels
(2-5, 1-3) entered the game having been shut out in their previous two
contests and had scored only seven points in their last three games overall
before putting up 14 in the first quarter against the Bears (0-7, 0-4), who
were led by Shakiel Wherry’s 93 yards on 17 carries. Rivercrest
broke a 14-14 tie in the third quarter on White’s 11-yard touchdown run. He
added another from four yards out a little more than a minute into the fourth
for some insurance. Kennedy put the
game out of reach in a big way with a 72-yard touchdown pass to Kyle
McCuller, as the Rebels shut out DeKalb in the second half. Kennedy scored
45 seconds into the game on a 1-yard touchdown run and an 11-yarder later in
the first quarter for a 14-0 lead. Chucky Slade,
who finished with 57 yards on 14 carries, scored from three yards out, and
Wherry’s 20-yard scoring run with a little more than a minute remaining in
the half tied the game 14-14 at the break. Rivercrest 33, DeKalb 14
DeKalb 0 14 0 0 -14 R’crest 14 0 7 12 -33 Team Stats DeKalb Rivercrest First Downs 9 13 Rushes-Yards 42-162 37-291 Individual Statistics Receiving – DeKalb: n/a; Rivercrest: Kyle McCuller 1-72, Doyle Brooks
1-15, Jacob Wright 1-15. FIRST QUARTER Rivercrest - Brady Kennedy 1 run (Garret Anderson kick) Rivercrest - Kennedy 11 run (Anderson kick) SECOND QUARTER DeKalb - Chucky Slade 3 run (Christian LaToof kick) DeKalb - Shakiel Wherry 20 run (LaToof kick) THIRD QUARTER Rivercrest - Jordan White 11 run (Anderson kick) FOURTH QUARTER Rivercrest - White 4 run (kick blocked) Rivercrest - Kyle McCuller 72 pass from Kennedy (kick failed) District 13-A Muenster 41,
Blue Ridge 6 BLUE RIDGE -
Levi Trubenbach accounted for 336 all-purpose yards, as Muenster (5-3, 1-1)
secured its first district win of the season. Trubenbach ran
seven times for 91 yards and a lengthy touchdown run, but he was even more
impressive in the passing game, completing 13 of 23 attempts for 245 yards
and five first-half touchdowns with only one interception. Trubenbach had
touchdown passes of 10 yards to Eric Hellman, 45 yards to Tyler Anderle and
25 yards to Jason Luke for a 21-0 first-quarter lead. He followed it with
scoring tosses of 20 yards to Anderle and 50 yards to Hellman and capped it
off with a 51-yard touchdown run for a 47-0 advantage. Luke caught six
passes for 113 yards, Anderle had three receptions for 70 yards and Hellman
added 67 yards on three catches. Brennan Smith
scored from a yard out to break the Hornets’ shutout bid, as all the scoring
was done in the first half. Muenster has a
tough game on its hands this week at home against Collinsville, who had
plenty of time to scout and is coming off a last-minute 19-12 win against
Blue Ridge in Week 6. The Tigers
(3-5, 0-2) travel to Era (5-2, 0-1), who lost 45-0 at Lindsay, this week for
the Hornets’ homecoming. Muenster 41, Blue Ridge 6
Muenster 21 20 0 0 -41 Blue Ridge 0 6 0 0 -6 Team Stats MHS Blue Ridge First Downs 15 6 Rushes-Yards 17-179 20-0 Individual Statistics Receiving – Muenster: Jason Luke 6-113, Tyler Anderle 3-70, Eric Hellman
3-67; Blue Ridge: Brennan Smith 1-40, Cody Mills 2-17, Dylan Ima 1-15, Beau
Blacketer 1-14, Tyler King 2-10. FIRST QUARTER Muenster - Eric Hellman 10 pass from Levi Trubenbach (Tanner Silmon kick) Muenster - Tyler Anderle 45 pass from Trubenbach (Silmon kick) Muenster - Jason Luke 25 pass from Trubenbach (Silmon kick) SECOND QUARTER Muenster - Anderle 20 pass from Trubenbach (Silmon kick) Muenster - Hellman 50 pass from Trubenbach (Silmon kick) Muenster - Trubenbach 51 run (kick failed) Blue Ridge - Brennan Smith 1 run (run failed) |
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