Week 8 Summaries and Boxes
Friday’s Games
Non-district
BY TYLER CLIFTON
KFYN SPORTS DIRECTOR

BONHAM - The sun came out Friday afternoon, fans enjoyed themselves with a pre-game tailgate party, and things seemed to be shiny for the Bonham football team with six minutes remaining in its District 10-3A game against North Lamar.

The Warriors were on the brink of potentially securing their first win of the 2009 season, but the Panthers’ experience late in games allowed them to remain calm under pressure and come away with a late touchdown and a 21-14 win at Warrior Stadium.

North Lamar (2-6, 2-1) was coming off a 13-point loss to rival Paris and came away with the victory in large part because the running game it has used successfully in all 13 years of head coach Tommy Felty’s regime.

One ironic twist of fate was the fact the Panthers won the game on a pass play. It was one they ran six times in the game and had successfully completed just once in large part because of a few drops. Dillon Wilson had the first successful reception for 18 yards.

Bonham’s defense was susceptible to the play, and David Bozarth caught Ryan White’s pass in stride and turned it up another gear for a 47-yard touchdown. Bonham was held on downs its next possession, but the Warrior defense that had arguably its best performance from the midway of the second quarter on made a fourth-down stop on Panther running back Dakota Boles and had 59 seconds to go for the tie.

Kyle Washington threw a 13-yard pass to Chase Gregory and had another one just miss the mark near midfield. His third-down attempt was tipped and intercepted by Tanner Goff (his second of the game) to send Bonham (0-8, 0-3) home with another close defeat.

North Lamar used a little more than four minutes to amass 56 yards on nine running plays during its opening possession.

Boles, the Panthers’ workhorse who entered the game with exactly 800 yards and finished this game with 143 more on 36 carries, ran six times for 43 yards on the drive. He had a fortunate bounce in the end zone after falling on top of his own fumble for a 3-yard touchdown.

Bonham didn’t open the game well with a three-and-out, but the defense held strong and stopped the Panthers on fourth down. A second punt allowed North Lamar to begin its second scoring drive.

Ten more running plays covered 54 yards, as Boles ran 18 times on fourth down and Keathan Morris had 12 more on a third-down play to set up White’s four-yard scoring run and 14-0 lead.

The Panthers recovered a fumble two plays later, but the defense kicked it up a notch and prevented the game from falling apart the way it did one week ago in a 42-6 loss at Commerce.

North Lamar reached the Warrior 11 yard line, but Michael Hubbard and Shane Wheeler combined to sack White on fourth down and give the Warriors a new lease on life.

Washington, who uncharacteristically went the first 21 minutes without a carry, had a pair of runs for 30 yards and threw passes of nine and 35 yards to Dalton Cagle. The only problem was having only three seconds and one final all-or-nothing play before the half.

The offensive line gave Washington plenty of time to roam around in the pocket, and he found a gaping hole in the end zone to a wide-open Cagle for the touchdown. It was the third straight time the duo hooked up on as many plays, and it had the Warriors on an emotional high entering the locker room down only 14-7 with a chance to tie the game after receiving the ball to open the second half.

The teams exchanged punts, and Goff intercepted Washington midway through the third quarter. The Bonham defense once again stopped the bleeding, with Hubbard and James Talley combining for a second sack of White and forcing another Panther punt.

T.J. Shirley intercepted Washington , but the Panthers stalled at midfield on their drive that ended a scoreless third quarter.

Bonham was forced to start on its own six yard line after a false-start penalty, but Washington had a key 19-yard run on third down that was aided by a Panther personal foul. Washington later threw a 14-yard pass to Daine Dunlap on another third-and-long play followed by a 12-yard run by Braylon Mitchell.

Good things seem to come in threes such as they did on the three straight conversions to Cagle to end the first half, and the same occurred on this drive, as the Warriors completed their 94-yard march into the end zone on another third-down pass from Washington to Dunlap for a 9-yard touchdown pass to tie the game 14-14 with six minutes remaining in regulation.

North Lamar showed how it was able to make it a habit of competing in the playoffs as a Class 4A school before returning to the 3A level a year ago by not losing its composure.

 

North Lamar 21, Bonham 14

North Lamar 7 7 0 7 -21

Bonham 0 7 0 7 -14

 

Team Stats NL Bonham

First Downs 14 11

Rushes-Yards 52-200 22-100

Passing Yards 65 89

C-A-I 2-7-0 10-24-3

Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1

Penalties-Yards 6-60 4-25

Punts-Average 3-34 3-25

Possession Time 28:33 19:27

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing - North Lamar: Dakota Boles 36-143, Ryan White 12-37, Keathan Morris 4-20; Bonham: Kyle Washington 14-84, Braylon Mitchell 6-19, Chase Gregory 2-(-3).

Passing - North Lamar: Ryan White 2-7-0 65; Bonham: Kyle Washington 10-24-3 89.

Receiving - North Lamar: David Bozarth 1-47, Dillon Wilson 1-18; Bonham: Dalton Cagle 3-47, Daine Dunlap 3-28, Chase Gregory 1-13, Braylon Mitchell 2-3, Blaine Dunlap 1-(-2).

 

FIRST QUARTER

North Lamar - Dakota Boles 3 run (Cody Daniel kick), 7:50

SECOND QUARTER

North Lamar - Ryan White 4 run (Daniel kick), 8:49

Bonham - Dalton Cagle 3 pass from Kyle Washington (David Tozman kick), :00

FOURTH QUARTER

Bonham - Daine Dunlap 9 pass from Washington (Tozman kick), 6:00

North Lamar - David Bozarth 47 pass from Ryan White (Daniel kick), 3:11

 

Paris 49, Anna 14

PARIS - The Purple Coyotes drew first blood Friday night, but the host Wildcats scored 21 straight points in the second quarter and pulled away for what they hope is eventually another District 10-3A championship.

The Wildcats (5-3, 3-0) had a pair of 100-yard rushers, with Aaron Ethridge leading the way with his 168 yards on 14 carries and four touchdowns. Tyrell Smith ran nine times for 136 yards and a score, as Paris hosts Bonham this week at Noyes Stadium.

Ethridge scored on a 15-yard run and followed Smith’s 70-yard touchdown with another from 59 yards out.

Matt Williams, who led the Anna on the ground with 156 yards on 33 carries, tried to keep the Coyotes (2-6, 0-3) in the game with a 5-yard touchdown run with less than a minute remaining in the first half, but the Wildcats couldn’t be stopped in dominating the final two quarters.

Ethridge scored his fourth touchdown with a little more than a minute gone in the third quarter on a 36-yard run, and Corban Taylor added a 13-yard touchdown pass to Tavairus Williams.

Kendall King returned an interception 77 yards for the game’s final interception, as Paris posted a second-half shutout.

 

Paris 49, Anna 14

Anna 7 7 0 0 -14

Paris 7 21 14 7 -49

 

Team Stats Anna Paris

First Downs 9 17

Rushes-Yards 48-171 31-334

Passing Yards 4 78

C-A-I 2-4-2 6-14-2

Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-0

Penalties-Yards 4-46 7-70

Punts-Average 3-34.3 1-28

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Anna: Williams 33-156, Cameron Williamson 6-15, Keith Lockhart 4-7, Elliott 3-(-1), Austin Griffin 2-(-6); Paris: Aaron Ethridge 14-168, Tyrell Smith 9-136, Tevin Gray 7-31, Dakato Smith 1-(-1).

Passing - Anna: Tyler Elliott 1-7-2 4; Paris: Corban Taylor 6-14-2 78.

Receiving - Anna: Matt Williams 1-4; Paris: Tavairus Williams 2-43, Dominique Mitchell 1-28, Smith 3-7.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Anna - Keith Lockhart 42 interception return (Manuel Martinez kick)

Paris - Aaron Ethridge 2 run (Gabriel Vera kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Paris - Ethridge 15 run (Vera kick)

Paris - Tyrell Smith 70 run (Andreas Rivera kick)

Paris - Ethridge 59 run (Vera kick)

Anna - Matt Williams 5 run ( Martinez kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Paris - Ethridge 36 run (Vera kick)

Paris - Tavairus Williams 13 pass from Corban Taylor (Vera kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Paris - Kendall King 77 interception return (Vera kick)

 

Van Alstyne 48, Commerce 24

VAN ALSTYNE - Orion Thomas ran 15 times for 115 yards and two touchdowns for Van Alstyne (8-0, 3-0), who plays North Lamar this week and can clinch a playoff berth.

Terrance Walker threw a 38-yard touchdown pass to Shae Gwinn to give the Tigers (1-7, 1-2) a 6-0 first-quarter lead.

Jeremy Brennan recovered a fumble in the end zone, and Chris Burge threw a 21-yard touchdown pass to Solomon Biscarro (three catches, 117 yards) for a 15-6 halftime lead.

Van Alstyne stretched its advantage to double digits on Thomas’ 27-yard touchdown run.

Sophomore Jurace Brown, who finished with 170 yards on 18 carries, responded with a 27-yard touchdown run of his own, and fullback Andrew Nelson added a 1-yard run to pull the Tigers within four.

Thomas had a second touchdown run, and Tyler Kuster added a 41-yard fumble return. The Panthers put the game away with touchdowns by Biscarro and Barnes.

 

Van Alstyne 48, Commerce 24

Commerce 6 0 12 6 -24

Van Alstyne 0 15 7 26 -48

 

Team Stats CHS VA

First Downs 15 10

Rushes-Yards 30-233 43-221

Passing Yards 230 97

C-A-I 13-22-2 4-11-1

Fumbles-Lost 3-2 4-3

Penalties-Yards 10-100 11-76.5

Punts-Average 2-39 4-34.7

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Commerce: Jurace Brown 18-170, T.J. Pannell 10-25, Kyle Putnam 4-10, Andrew Nelson 2-8, Gabe Conner 2-6, Tadarious Hawkins 1-4, Terrance Walker 6-(-2); Van Alstyne: Orion Thomas 15-115, Jordan Barnes 5-71, Chris Burge 9-42, Tanner Neill 1-5.

Passing - Commerce: Terrance Walker 4-11-1 97; Van Alstyne: Chris Burge 13-22-2 230.

Receiving - Commerce: Shae Gwinn 1-38, Evan Chapin 1-32, R.J. Harrison 1-15, Jurace Brown 1-12; Van Alstyne: Soloman Biscarro 3-117, Orion Thomas 2-35, Chance Grayson 3-31, Tanner Neill 2-24, Brandon Dalton 2-17, D.J. Seay 1-6.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Commerce - Shae Gwinn 38 pass from Terrance Walker (run failed)

SECOND QUARTER

Van Alstyne - Jeremy Brennan fumble recovery in end zone (Orion Thomas run)

Van Alstyne - Soloman Biscarro 21 pass from Chris Burge (Burge kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Van Alstyne - Thomas 27 run (Burge kick)

Commerce - Jurace Brown 27 run (pass failed)

Commerce - Andrew Nelson 1 run (run failed)

FOURTH QUARTER

Van Alstyne - Thomas 29 run (kick failed)

Van Alstyne - Tyler Kuster 41 fumble return (Burge kick)

Commerce - Gabe Conner 7 run (run failed)

Van Alstyne - Biscarro 51 pass from Burge (Burge kick)

Van Alstyne - Jordan Barnes 1 run (pass failed)

 

District 9-4A

Denison 48, McKinney North 10

DENISON - It was a scoreless second half, but the damage had already been done, as Jimmay Mundine caught three passes for 146 yards - all touchdowns, for the Yellow Jackets (7-1, 5-0), who clinched the top berth in the Division II playoffs with the win at Munson Stadium.

D.J. Jones made the most of his five carries, rushing for 145 yards and touchdown runs of 92 and 45 yards.

Jordan Taylor added 107 yards on four carries along with 62 and 22-yard touchdown runs in the victory.

He also completed five of eight passes for 163 yards, while Joseph Williams added 72 yards on 14 carries.

Bryson Long kicked a 32-yard field goal, and DeAnte Moore scored the lone touchdown for the Bulldogs (1-7, 1-4).

The Yellowjackets finished with 509 yards of total offense and held McKinney North to 166.

Denison makes its fourth and final trip to Frisco to meet up with last-place Centennial.

 

Denison 48, McKinney North 10

McKinney North 0 10 0 0 -10

Denison 28 20 0 0 -48

 

Team Stats MN Denison

First Downs 9 17

Rushes-Yards 36-84 32-332

Passing Yards 82 177

C-A-I 12-18-1 7-11-0

Fumbles-Lost 2-0 5-0

Penalties-Yards 4-26 6-51

Punts-Average 8-30.1 2-44

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing - McKinney North: Devin Smith 14-44, Brenton Griffin 16-20, DeAnte Moore 5-15, DyAnte Hudson 1-8; Denison: D.J. Jones 5-145, Jordan Taylor 4-107, Joseph Williams 14-72, Tyler McLaren 9-8.

Passing - McKinney North: Griffin 12-18-1 82; Denison : Jordan Taylor 5-8-0 163, McLaren 2-3-0 14.

Receiving - McKinney North: Jamarius Phillips 2-48, DyAnte Hudson 5-24, Victor Rivera 2-11, Devin Smith 2-2, Sam Lurania 1-(-3); Denison: Jimmay Mundine 3-146, Cody Reeves 2-19, Christian Johnson 1-7, Kyle Galyon 1-5.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Denison - Jimmay Mundine 47 pass from Jordan Taylor (Dalton Hestand kick)

Denison - Taylor 62 run (Hestand kick)

Denison - D.J. Jones 92 run (Hestand kick)

Denison - Taylor 22 run (Hestand kick)

SECOND QUARTER

McKinney North - Bryson Long 32 FG

Denison - Jones 45 run (Hestand kick)

McKinney North - DeAnte Moore 2 run (Long kick)

Denison - Mundine 49 pass from Taylor (Hestand kick)

Denison - Mundine 50 pass from Taylor (Hestand kick)

 

Sherman 48, Frisco Liberty 14

FRISCO - Zac Whitfield ran 13 times for 143 yards and two touchdowns, including one for 74 yards, as the Bearcats (7-1, 5-0) won on their only regular-season trip to Frisco.

J.J. Floyd had a pair of touchdown runs for Sherman, who scored the first 41 points and also got 109 yards on two receptions by Nathan James, who also threw a 40-yard touchdown pass to Geoff Hooker.

Madison Carter completed six of 12 passes for 146 yards and threw a 6-yard touchdown pass to Dylon Beamesderfer while also adding an 11-yard touchdown run.

Back-up quarterback Thor Long completed all five of his passes for 102 yards, and John Welborn added three receptions for 80 yards, as the Bearcats clinched one of the two big-school playoff spots and have one more hurdle at home in McKinney this week before its clash at rival Denison in the Battle of the Ax on Nov. 6.

Jay Ajayi led the Redhawks (4-4, 3-2) with 153 yards on 22 carries and a touchdown, while Pereese Joas finished with 64 yards on 13 carries and a score.

 

Sherman 48, Frisco Liberty 14

Sherman 14 21 13 0 -48

Liberty 0 0 7 7 -14

 

Team Stats SHS Liberty

First Downs 16 18

Rushes-Yards 28-143 50-258

Passing Yards 288 28

C-A-I 12-18-0 4-12-1

Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1

Penalties-Yards 3-35 1-8

Punts-Average 3-39 3-35.3

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Sherman: Zac Whitfield 13-143, Madison Carter 4-30, J.J. Floyd 2-6, Kevin Crick 3-(-9), Thor Long 6-(-27); Frisco Liberty: Jay Ajayi 22-153, Pereese Joas 13-64, Malcom Hill 14-40, Brotzman 1-1.

Passing - Sherman : Madison Carter 6-12-0 146, Thor Long 5-5-0 102, Nathan James 1-1-0 40; Frisco Liberty : Malcom Hill 2-6-1-19, Brandon Brotzman 2-6-0 9.

Receiving - Sherman: Nathan James 2-109, John Welborn 3-80, Geoff Hooker 1-40, Zac Whitfield 2-34, Robert Fallon 1-9, Greg Jackson 1-8, Dylon Beamesderfer 1-6, Kevin Crick 1-2; Frisco Liberty: Brandon Smith 1-13, David Smith 1-11, Kyle Roach 1-6, Jay Ajayi 1-(-2).

 

FIRST QUARTER

Sherman - J.J. Floyd 2 run (Eric Hosek kick)

Sherman - Madison Carter 11 run (Hosek kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Sherman - Zac Whitfield 74 run (Hosek kick)

Sherman - Whitfield 2 run (Hosek kick)

Sherman - Geoff Hooker 40 pass from Nathan James (Morgan Spears kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Sherman - Dylon Beamesderfer 6 pass from Carter (kick blocked)

Frisco Liberty - Jay Ajayi 24 run (Connor Hirt kick)

Sherman - Floyd 4 run (Hosek kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Frisco Liberty - Pereese Joas 4 run (Hirt kick)

 

Frisco Wakeland 42, Frisco 25

FRISCO - David Robason ran 26 times for 161 yards and four touchdowns, as the Wolverines (6-2, 3-2) gave Frisco its 20^th straight loss.

Tyler Kirkindoll completed 20 of 30 passes for 206 yards and two touchdowns to Trent Smiley and Alex Bateman, who had 101 yards on six receptions.

Eric Allen gave the Raccoons (0-8, 0-5) an early lead with a 32-yard touchdown run, and sophomore running back Carlos Harris’ first of two touchdown catches from Chase Rashbrook gave Frisco an 18-14 lead.

Harris caught 12 passes for 175 yards and scoring receptions of 39 and nine yards, while Rashbrook was 17 of 31 for 257 yards.

Robason scored three straight touchdowns to put the game away and keep the Wolverines in the thick of the district standings.

Wakeland plays Frisco Liberty this week with a playoff berth on the line, as both teams are 3-2 in district. Both teams are currently in a three-way tie with McKinney.

 

Frisco Wakeland 42, Frisco 25

Frisco 8 10 7 0 -25

Wland 14 14 7 7 -42

 

Team Stats Frisco Wakeland

First Downs 21 25

Rushes-Yards 33-126 42-237

Passing Yards 257 206

C-A-I 17-31-2 20-30-1

Fumbles-Lost 5-3 5-4

Penalties-Yards 9-85 4-50

Punts-Average 4-30.8 2-40.5

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Frisco: Eric Allen 8-49, Derek Deiter 7-43, Austin Allen 10-39, Carlos Harris 3-6, Chase Rashbrook 5-(-11); Frisco Wakeland: David Robason 26-161, Tyler Kirkindoll 15-69, Kenneth Hall 1-7.

Passing - Frisco: Chase Rashbrook 17-31-2 257; Frisco Wakeland: Tyler Kirkindoll 20-30-1 206.

Receiving - Frisco: Carlos Harris 12-175, Ryan Thomas 2-62, Adrian Singletary 2-17, Ryan McCary 1-3; Frisco Wakeland: Alex Bateman 6-101, Dallas Grier 5-47, Trent Smiley 3-31, Ryan Rice 2-21, Thomas Craig 1-6, Sterling Bobbitt 1-2, David Robason 2-(-2).

 

FIRST QUARTER

Frisco - Eric Allen 32 run (Carlos Harris run)

Frisco Wakeland - Trent Smiley 16 pass from Tyler Kirkindoll (Zach Paul kick)

Frisco Wakeland - David Robason 4 run (Paul kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Frisco - Kyle Fischer 27 FG

Frisco - Harris 39 pass from Chase Rash brook (Fischer kick)

Frisco Wakeland - Robason 3 run (Paul kick)

Frisco Wakeland - Robason 2 run (Paul kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Frisco Wakeland - Robason 2 run (Paul kick)

Frisco - Harris 9 pass from Rash brook (Fischer kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Frisco Wakeland - Alex Bateman 55 pass from Kirkindoll (Paul kick)

 

McKinney 49, Frisco Centennial 35

MCKINNEY - Damian Willis ran 31 times for 325 yards and three touchdowns for the Lions (3-5, 3-2), who won their third straight district game.

Zach Lee completed 11 of 19 passes for 198 yards and two touchdowns, including a 2-yarder to Devante Harrison just before the half for a 21-14 lead. Lee also ran for two touchdowns.

Matt Lipka caught four passes for 103 yards and a score.

Nick Foster completed 12 of 19 passes for 161 yards and two touchdowns to Matt Washington and Chase Nichols.

Jamel Bullock and Imo Edohoukwa added touchdown runs for the Titans (2-6, 0-5), who host Denison this week at Frisco Memorial Stadium.

Centennial got within a touchdown at 35-28 on Edohoukwa’s 25-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, but Lee broke the game open with a 62-yard scoring pass to Matt Lipka.

 

McKinney 49, Frisco Centennial 35

Centennial 7 7 14 7 -35

McKinney 14 7 21 7 -49

 

Team Stats Cen McKinney

First Downs 20 29

Rushes-Yards 31-147 48-431

Passing Yards 191 198

C-A-I 1 5-23-0 11-19-0

Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-1

Penalties-Yards 5-37 5-45

Punts-Average 3-42 1-26

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Frisco Centennial: Imoh Edohoukwa 10-86, Nick Foster 15-57, Jamel Bullock 6-4; McKinney: 31-325, Zach Lee 11-74, Davarius Thompson 4-32, Elias Ramos 2-0.

Passing - Frisco Centennial: Foster 12-19-0 161, Zach McCown 3-4-0 30; McKinney : Lee 11-19-0 198.

Receiving - Frisco Centennial: Chase Nichols 3-87, Matt Washington 3-48, Imoh Edohoukwa 4-24, Jacob Atchley 1-13, Bryan Singer 3-13, Timmy Fuller 1-6; McKinney: Matt Lipka 4-103, Tanner Newton 3-72, Devante Harrison 3-12, Gerald Peterson 1-11.

 

FIRST QUARTER

McKinney - Damian Willis 31 run (Michael Gonsalves kick)

Centennial - Matt Washington 32 pass from Nick Foster (Clay Willaford kick)

McKinney - Zach Lee 17 run (Gonsalves kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Centennial - Jamel Bullock 3 run (Willaford kick)

McKinney - Devante Harrison 2 pass from Lee (Gonsalves kick)

THIRD QUARTER

McKinney - Willis 20 run (Gonsalves kick)

Centennial - Chase Nichols 66 pass from Foster (Willaford kick)

McKinney - Willis 71 run (Gonsalves kick)

Centennial - Imoh Edohoukwa 25 run (Willaford kick)

McKinney - Matt Lipka 62 pass from Lee (Gonsalves kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

McKinney - Lee 1 run (Gonsalves kick)

Centennial - Washington 10 pass from Zach McCown (Willaford kick)

 

District 9-3A

Argyle 34, Sanger 7

ARGYLE – The seventh-ranked Eagles scored 34 straight points to start the game and are one win away from clinching a playoff berth.

Austin Aune completed 16 of 28 passes for 184 yards and a 22-yard touchdown pass to Layton Lowry.

Blake Dunham opened the game with a pair of touchdown runs for Argyle, who travels to Gainesville this week.

Jake Meeks scored from a yard out, and Chad Hedlund added a pair of field goals for the Eagles (8-0, 3-0).

Dane Evans was 17 of 32 for 143 yards and scored the Indians’ lone touchdown, as they mustered only 122 yards of total offense. Sanger (4-4, 1-2) was unable to get its ground game in gear after being held to minus-21 yards rushing.

Ryan Scott finished with 79 yards on six receptions, as the Indians have another tough task on their hands, hosting defending state champion Prosper this week.

Kevin Ryon led the Argyle ground game with 80 yards on 15 carries, while Lance Sutton caught six passes for 76 yards.

 

Argyle 34, Sanger 7

Sanger 0 0 0 7 -7

Argyle 7 17 7 3 -34

 

Team Stats Sanger Argyle

First Downs 6 16

Rushes-Yards 17-(-21) 32-133

Passing Yards 143 184

C-A-I 17-32-3 16-29-0

Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1

Penalties-Yards 4-30 9-90

Punts-Average 6-33.3 3-36

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Sanger: Bo Bob Howard 6-5, Brock Squier 1-1, Dane Evans 10-(-27): Argyle: Kevin Ryon 15-80, Nick Chrestopoulos 4-26, Blake Dunham 4-9, Juston Bruton 2-8, Scotty Seiber 2-6, Jake Meeks 3-4, Dran Crenshaw 1-3, Layton Lowry 1-(-3).

Passing – Sanger: Dane Evans 17-32-3 143; Argyle: Austin Aune 16-28-0 184, Dran Crenshaw 0-1-0 0.

Receiving – Sanger: Ryan Scott 6-79, Nathan Rotter 5-45, Zane Paddack 1-10, Howard 3-6, Squier 2-3; Argyle: Lance Sutton 6-76, Layton Lowry 3-50, Juston Bruton 2-26, Kevin Ryon 4-26, Chrestopoulos 1-6.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Argyle – Blake Dunham 6 run (Chad Hedlund kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Argyle – Dunham 2 run (Hedlund kick)

Argyle – Jake Meeks 1 run (Hedlund kick)

Argyle – Hedlund 47 FG

THIRD QUARTER

Argyle – Layton Lowry 22 pass from Austin Aune (Hedlund kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Argyle – Hedlund 42 FG

Sanger – Dane Evans 1 run (Manuel Lemus kick)

 

Prosper 53, Whitesboro 7

PROSPER – The host Eagles scored all 53 of their points before the Bearcats were able to respond.

Three different Prosper players scored touchdowns, including Juan Williams, who opened the game with a pair of touchdown runs.

Mario Edwards recovered a fumble in the end zone and caught an 8-yard touchdown pass from Brian Hardy, who also scored from two yards out.

Chance Pinkley added a pair of scoring runs for the Eagles (7-1, 2-1), who blocked two punts and forced four turnovers. Jordan Airhart added a pair of interceptions.

Jerrid Caffey had a game-high 94 yards on 14 carries for Whitesboro (2-6, 0-3).

Jordan Gill had a scoring run, and Cameron Clark added an interception for the Bearcats.

It was the seventh straight home win for the Eagles, who won at Celina two weeks ago.

Prosper has scored at least 35 points in four of its eight games this season and hits the road for its final regular-season game away from the friendly confines at Sanger.

 

Prosper 53, Whitesboro 7

Whitesboro 0 0 0 7 -7

Prosper 22 14 10 7 -53

 

Team Stats W’boro Prosper

First Downs 7 18

Rushes-Yards 28-87 33-210

Passing Yards 52 107

C-A-I 8-13-2 9-14-1

Fumbles-Lost 4-2 0-0

Penalties-Yards 2-20 6-28

Punts-Average 2-22.5 1-37

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Whitesboro: Jerrid Caffey 14-94, Jordan Gill 10-14, John Wood 3-2, Travis Weatheread 1-(-23); Prosper: Juan Williams 10-62, Brian Hardy 8-39, Chance Pinkley 6-38, Brett Thompson 2-24, Patrick Tague 1-20, Dillon Wolf 1-10, Jonathan Reed 3-9, Hunter Havens 1-7, Cody Miller 1-1.

Passing – Whitesboro: Jordan Gill 8-13-2 52; Prosper: Brian Hardy 7-12-1 93, Patrick Tague 2-2-0 14.

Receiving – Whitesboro: Ethan Shadden 2-26, John Wood 2-12, Jerrid Caffey 1-6, Zane Ferguson 1-5, Garrett Hickman 1-2, Cameron Clark 1-1; Prosper: Lucas Soileau 3-60, Mario Edwards 2-19, Jordan Airhart 1-15, Hunter Havens 1-12, Brett Thompson 1-4, Trevor Jones 1-(-3).

 

FIRST QUARTER

Prosper – Juan Williams 32 run (Cale Brewer kick)

Prosper – Williams 4 run (Patrick Tague pass from Colin Padilla)

Prosper – Mario Edwards fumble recovery in end zone (Brewer kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Prosper – Brian Hardy 2 run (Brewer kick)

Prosper – Edwards 8 pass from Hardy (Brewer kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Prosper – Chance Pinkley 9 run (Brewer kick)

Prosper – Brewer 22 FG

FOURTH QUARTER

Prosper – Pinkley 6 run (Brewer kick)

Whitesboro – Jordan Gill 1 run (Travis Weatheread kick)

 

Celina 39, Gainesville 0

GAINESVILLE – Jamarick Simmons ran 16 times for 124 yards and two touchdowns, including one from 77 yards out, as the Bobcats rebounded from last week’s loss at home to defending state champion and rival Prosper.

Jose Romero had a touchdown run and reception, and Cody Sandler also had a 61-yard touchdown run for Celina (5-3, 2-1).

Alex Juarez added a 21-yard field goal in the win, as the Bobcats finished with 377 yards of total offense and held the Leopards (5-3, 1-2) to 118.

Romero scored from four yards out, and Jacob Stephenson’s two-point pass to Caleb Lavey gave Celina an 8-0 lead after the first 12 minutes.

Juarez kicked his field goal, as a Harrison Sherwood fumble recovery and Romero interception set up the first two scores. Simmons raced 77 yards to the end zone for an 18-0 advantage at the half.

Sandler did the same with his long scoring run in the third quarter, and Cody Worrell added a 1-yard touchdown pass to Romero.

Simmons’ 1-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter provided the final margin for the Bobcats.

Celina 39, Gainesville 0

Celina 8 10 14 7 -39

Gainesville 0 0 0 0 -0

 

Team Stats Celina Gainesville

First Downs 12 9

Rushes-Yards 39-288 33-80

Passing Yards 89 38

C-A-I 4-15-1 10-26-1

Fumbles-Lost 0-0 7-2

Penalties-Yards 8-60 3-20

Punts-Average 6-36.5 7-26.1

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Celina: Jamarick Simmons 16-124, Cody Sandler 2-70, Jose Romero 8-50, Chad Hawley 5-19, Daniel Mendoza 3-13, Cody Worrell 3-9, Curry Kennedy 1-2, Jacob Stephenson 1-1; Gainesville: Harold Willis 1-46, Landon Lock 3-12, Kenyon Morgan 10-12, Kielyn Lewis 19-10.

Passing – Celina: Jacob Stephenson 3-7-1 88, Cody Worrell 1-8-0 1; Gainesville: Kielyn Lewis 10-26-1 38.

Receiving – Celina: Cody Rhodes 2-51, Jay Perez 1-37, Jose Romero 1-1; Gainesville: Harold Willis 3-15, Landon Lock 1-12, Patrick Westbrook 2-7, Merit Banks 1-4, Kenyon Morgan 3-0.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Celina - Jose Romero 4 run (Caleb Lavey pass from Jacob Stephenson)

SECOND QUARTER

Celina - Alex Juarez 21 FG

Celina - Jamarick Simmons 77 run (Juarez kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Celina - Cody Sandler 61 run (Juarez kick)

Celina - Romero 1 pass from Cody Worrell (Juarez kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Celina - Simmons 1 run (Juarez kick)

 

District 10-2A

Callisburg 35, Pottsboro 0

POTTSBORO – Bobby Dorman accounted for all five of Callisburg’s touchdowns in its shutout win at Pottsboro.

The senior quarterback ran 13 times for 97 yards and three touchdowns and also completed 10 of 15 passes for 180 yards and two more scores.

Kevin Bartley caught six passes for 146 yards and a touchdown, while Langston Jones added 145 yards on 24 carries for the Wildcats (7-1, 2-1), who have their biggest game of the regular season this week against undefeated and seventh-ranked Pilot Point, who defeated Valley View.

Dorman threw an 11-yard touchdown pass to Cole Wescoat in the first quarter and added a pair of second-quarter touchdown runs, including one from 43 outs out, for a 21-0 halftime advantage.

Dorman threw a 29-yard scoring pass to Bartley in the third quarter and added a 12-yard touchdown run in the fourth for the final margin.

Callisburg finished with 499 yards of offense and held the Cardinals (0-8, 0-3) to 184.

The Wildcats came out on the winning end despite sometimes sloppy play with 12 penalties for 110 yards.

Running back Matt Potter led Pottsboro, who hosts S&S this week, with 91 yards on 12 carries.

 

Callisburg 35, Pottsboro 0

Callisburg 7 14 7 7 -35

Pottsboro 0 0 0 0 -0

 

Team Stats CHS Pottsboro

First Downs 19 11

Rushes-Yards 45-292 31-128

Passing Yards 207 56

C-A-I 11-16-0 9-20-2

Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1

Penalties-Yards 12-110 6-52

Punts-Average 2-29.5 6-34

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Callisburg: Langston Jones 24-145, Bobby Dorman 13-97, Clay McKenzie 5-48, Seth Wolfe 3-2; Pottsboro: Matt Potter 12-91, Kevin Garcia 13-24, Ethan Short 6-13.

Passing – Callisburg: Bobby Dorman 10-15-1 180, Langston Jones 1-1-0 27; Pottsboro: Garcia 9-20-2 56.

Receiving – Callisburg: Kevin Bartley 6-146, Jordan Weaver 1-27, Cole Wescoat 2-17, Alan Eugster 1-14, Jones 1-3; Pottsboro: Tanner Frye 2-23, Shane Pemberton 3-16, Tanner Budra 3-13, Cody Rhoten 1-4.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Callisburg – Cole Wescoat 11 pass from Bobby Dorman (Dorman kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Callisburg – Dorman 43 run (Dorman kick)

Callisburg – Dorman 1 run (Dorman kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Callisburg – Kevin Bartley 29 pass from Dorman (Dorman kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Callisburg – Dorman 12 run (Dorman kick)

 

Aubrey 49, S&S 0

SADLER – Billy Feathers ran 10 times for 55 yards and three touchdowns, as the visiting Chaparrals (8-0, 3-0) posted their sixth shutout of the season.

James Wurster completed six of 12 passes for 142 yards and a touchdown, while Levi Birdsong had three receptions for 77 yards and a touchdown.

Dexter Loza and Taylor Conway added fourth-quarter scores for Aubrey, who finished with exactly 200 yards rushing and averaged five yards per carry.

Feathers scored on runs of 1 and 5 yards for a 14-0 first-quarter lead.

Wurster threw a 50-yard touchdown pass to Birdsong, and Albert Silva scored from a yard out for a 28-0 halftime advantage.

Feathers scored his final touchdown from a yard out in the third quarter, with Loza and Conway adding their touchdowns for the final margin.

The Rams (2-6, 0-3), who travel to Pottsboro this week for a game where one team will win its first district game of the season, were held to 56 yards of total offense, including minus-30 yards rushing.

Aubrey tries to clinch a playoff berth this week with its final home game of the year against Valley View. A win coupled with a Pilot Point victory at Callisburg would set up a season finale for the district championship.

 

Aubrey 49, S&S 0

Aubrey 14 14 7 14 -49

S&S 0 0 0 0 -0

 

Team Stats Aubrey S&S

First Downs 22 6

Rushes-Yards 40-200 23-(-30)

Passing Yards 207 55

C-A-I 11-16-1 9-19-2

Fumbles-Lost 3-1 1-1

Penalties-Yards 12-128 6-51

Punts-Average 3-43 6-32.8

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Callisburg: Langston Jones 20-141, Bobby Dorman 11-97, Clay McKenzie 6-68, Seth Wolfe 3-6; Pottsboro: Matt Potter 18-96, Kevin Garcia 12-25, Ethan Short 4-13.

Passing – Callisburg: Bobby Dorman 10-15-1 180, Langston Jones 1-1-0 27; Pottsboro: Garcia 9-19-2 55.

Receiving – Callisburg: Kevin Bartley 6-146, Jordan Weaver 1-27, Cole Wescoat 2-17, Alan Eugster 1-14, Jones 1-3; Pottsboro: Tanner Frye 2-23, Shane Pemberton 3-15, Tanner Budra 3-13, Cody Rhoten 1-4.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Aubrey – Billy Feathers 1 run (Levi Birdsong kick)

Aubrey – Feathers 5 run (Birdsong kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Aubrey – Birdsong 50 pass from James Wurster (Birdsong kick)

Aubrey – Albert Silva 1 run (Birdsong kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Aubrey – Feathers 1 run (Birdsong kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Aubrey – Dexter Loza 2 run (Birdsong kick)

Aubrey – Taylor Conway 5 run (Birdsong kick)

 

Pilot Point 45, Valley View 7

VALLEY VIEW – Jarman Johnson ran 19 times for 207 yards and three touchdowns to help lead seventh-ranked Pilot Point back to the playoffs with a convincing road win.

The Bearcats (8-0, 3-0) clinched a playoff berth with the victory.

Quarterback Seth Tilley scored on a 6-yard run and threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Colin Noe. Johnson found the end zone from three yards out before Valley View quarterback Scott Willis scored the lone touchdown for the Eagles (4-4, 1-2).

Johnson scored again on a 3-yard touchdown run in the second quarter for a 28-7 halftime lead and added a 52-yard score in the third quarter.

Ruben Martinez kicked a 27-yard field goal in the fourth quarter, and Tilley added his second touchdown of the game from 11 yards out for the final margin.

Pilot Point has the first of two intriguing games to finish the regular season this week at Callisburg before hosting district co-leader Aubrey in Week 10.

The Bearcats finished with 363 yards of total offense and held Valley View to 198.

Willis led the Eagles, who have their second tough game in as many weeks Friday at Aubrey, completing 11 of 34 passes for 129 yards.

Pilot Point’s defense did its part, intercepting Willis three times to take control.

 

Pilot Point 45, Valley View 7

PP 22 6 7 10 -45

VV 7 0 0 0 -7

 

Team Stats PP VV

First Downs 16 9

Rushes-Yards 40-269 20-69

Passing Yards 94 129

C-A-I 9-13-0 11-34-3

Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0

Penalties-Yards 6-55 8-51

Punts-Average 1-40 4-24

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Pilot Point: Jarman Johnson 19-207, Seth Tilley 14-43, Jeremy Jackson 6-16; Valley View: Scott Willis 14-63, Dustin Tomlinson 4-9, Dustyn Whetzel 2-(-3).

Passing – Pilot Point: Seth Tilley 9-13-0 94; Valley View: Scott Willis 11-34-3 129.

Receiving – Pilot Point: Jarman Johnson 5-54, Colin Noe 2-25, Mason Guthrie 1-15; Valley View: A.J. Kassen 6-58, Cameron Vesperman 2-32, Casey Boaz 2-30, Garrett Kassen 2-12.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Pilot Point – Seth Tilley 6 run (Ruben Martinez kick)

Pilot Point – Colin Noe 20 pass from Seth Tilley ( Martinez kick)

Pilot Point – Jarman Johnson 3 run (Johnson run)

Valley View – Scott Willis 5 run (Brandon Tipps kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Pilot Point – Johnson 3 run (run failed)

THIRD QUARTER

Pilot Point – Johnson 52 run ( Martinez kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Pilot Point – Martinez 27 FG

Pilot Point – Tilley 11 run ( Martinez kick)

 

Honey Grove 34, Howe 20

HONEY GROVE - The host Warriors used a strong first quarter to pull away from Howe and keep their chances at a playoff berth alive with two weeks remaining in the season.

Strong defense won the game for Honey Grove (3-5, 2-3), as it forced eight turnovers (five interceptions and three fumbles).

Kurt Ottmo picked off a pair of passes and returned one seven yards for a touchdown for a 21-0 first-quarter lead after quarterback Dillon Baugh and running back Zack Patt scored on short-yardage touchdown runs.

Tyler Ross got the Bulldogs (4-4, 2-3) on the scoreboard with a 3-yard touchdown run but was answered with a 28-yard touchdown pass from Baugh to Dijon Finney for a 27-6 Honey Grove lead at the half.

Chase Fountaine threw a 17-yard touchdown pass to Dalton Harris in the third quarter, and Melvin Rodriguez added a 1-yard scoring run in the fourth to draw the Bulldogs within seven, but Patt put the game away with a 20-yard touchdown run.

Cam Brooks, Brandarious Brown and Corwin Louis also had interceptions.

Howe is still officially in the playoff hunt but would have the tall task of having to win out against Leonard and at Melissa and have outside help along the way.

 

Honey Grove 34, Howe 20

Howe 0 6 6 8 -20

HG 21 6 0 7 -34

 

Team Stats Howe HG

First Downs 20 16

Rushes-Yards 47-232 31-136

Passing Yards 87 117

C-A-I 7-15-1 10-22-5

Fumbles-Lost 2-0 4-3

Penalties-Yards 10-105 5-47

Punts-Average 5-30 2-32.5

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Howe: Melvin Rodriguez 13-87, Tyler Ross 15-60, Casey Davis 1-0, Fountaine 2-(-11); Honey Grove: Baugh 21-76, Courtland Finney 10-65, Patt 8-51, Brandarious Brown 5-30, Corwin Louis 2-14.

Passing - Howe: Chase Fountaine 10-22-5 117; Honey Grove: Dillon Baugh 7-15-1 87.

Receiving - Howe: Dalton Harris 4-45, Casey Davis 2-27, Bronco Wildman 2-25, Alex Torres 2-24; Honey Grove: Dijon Finney 2-39, Zack Patt 2-31, Corwin Louis 2-17.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Honey Grove - Dillon Baugh 5 run (Aaron Spann kick)

Honey Grove - Zack Patt 1 run (Spann kick)

Honey Grove - Kurt Ottmo 5 interception return (Spann kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Howe - Tyler Ross 3 run (kick blocked)

Honey Grove - Dijon Finney 28 pass from Baugh (kick blocked)

THIRD QUARTER

Howe - Dalton Harris 17 pass from Chase Fountaine (run failed)

FOURTH QUARTER

Howe - Melvin Rodriguez 1 run (Michael McDonald pass from Fountaine)

Honey Grove - Patt 20 run (Spann kick)

 

District 11-2A

Gunter 24, Melissa 7

GUNTER – Chad Tucker ran 32 times for 273 yards and three first-quarter touchdowns, as the host Tigers all but officially clinched their second district championship with the victory but did grab the Division I playoff berth.

Gunter (8-0, 5-0) amassed 336 yards on 54 carries, with Tucker scoring on three lengthy runs of 50, 64 and 39 yards for a three-touchdown lead.

The Tiger advantage stretched to 24-0 at halftime after Dalton Lee’s successful 39-yard field goal.

Melissa (6-2, 4-1) got on the board in the third quarter on Nick Palmer’s 3-yard touchdown run.

Sophomore quarterback Wes McQueen completed 13 of 26 passes for 166 yards but was intercepted twice.

The Cardinals were unable to take advantage of an interception by John Vroman and a fumble recovery by Aaron Bush.

Gunter gave up 209 yards of total offense but held the Cardinals’ rushing attack to only 43 yards on 26 carries.

Melissa hosts Bells and Howe to end the season and would clinch a playoff berth with a win against the Panthers this week.

 

Gunter 24, Melissa 7

Melissa 0 0 7 0 -7

Gunter 21 3 0 0 -24

 

Team Stats Melissa Gunter

First Downs 11 13

Rushes-Yards 26-43 54-336

Passing Yards 166 0

C-A-I 13-26-2 0-5-1

Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-1

Penalties-Yards 6-60 3-25

Punts-Average 6-31 3-33.3

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Melissa: Cody Morgan 8-31, Nick Palmer 6-14, Nathan Warren 2-13, Aaron Bush 4-4, Wes McQueen 6-(-19): Gunter: Chad Tucker 32-273, Nicky Mixon 11-31, Richie Robledo 3-13, Price Ferrell 2-12, Colton Hinson 2-4, Leo Castorena 2-3.

Passing – Melissa: Wes McQueen 13-26-2 166; Gunter: Colton Hinson 0-5-1 0.

Receiving – Melissa: Brodie Russell 7-73, Aaron Bush 3-55, Nathan Warren 1-23, Dallon Bates 1-16, Brad Bush 1-(-1).

 

FIRST QUARTER

Gunter – Chad Tucker 50 run (Dalton Lee kick)

Gunter – Tucker 64 run (Lee kick)

Gunter – Tucker 39 run (Lee kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Gunter – Lee 39 FG

THIRD QUARTER

Melissa – Nick Palmer 3 run (Conner Monroe kick)

 

Leonard 56, Bells 22

BELLS – Reggie Robinson and Will Cowan have been Leonard’s two workhorses all year long, and when the team’s first playoff berth since 1998 was on the line, they made sure the Tigers kept their collective eyes on the prize.

Robinson ran 18 times for 250 yards and two touchdowns, while Cowan added 146 yards on 20 carries and scored five times for Leonard (6-2, 3-2).

Kolby Milner tied the game (4-4, 3-2) with a 2-yard touchdown run and two-point conversion after Robinson scored less than one minute into the game from 51 yards out.

Bud Pedigo threw a 56-yard touchdown pass to Nate Neal to answer a Cowan run and tie the game 14-14 early in the second quarter, but the Tigers began to pull away.

Robinson scored his second touchdown from 23 yards out, while Cowan’s scoring runs of eight and three yards put Leonard up by 20 at the break.

Milner and Cowan exchanged touchdown runs in the third quarter, with Tiger Jake Buchanan getting in on the action with a 4-yard scoring run in the fourth.

 

Leonard 56, Bells 22

Leonard 14 20 8 14 -56

Bells 8 6 8 0 -22

 

Team Stats LHS Bells

First Downs 25 17

Rushes-Yards 49-428 32-144

Passing Yards 29 144

C-A-I 3-6-0 8-16-0

Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0

Penalties-Yards 10-79 7-55

Punts-Average 4-36 0-0

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Leonard: Reggie Robinson 18-250, Will Cowan 20-146, Tevin Daniels 4-17, Jake Buchanan 5-17, T.J. Stahley 1-(-1), Dario Gomez 2-(-2); Bells: Milner 18-73, Wornhor 3-52, Pedigo 9-18, Morris 2-1.

Passing – Leonard: Cowan 3-6-0 29; Bells: Bud Pedigo 8-14-0 144, Kolby Milner 0-1-0 0; Neal 0-1-0 0.

Receiving – Leonard: Matt Williams 2-15, Nathan Bell 1-14; Bells: Nate Neal 3-91, Zack Wornhor 1-22, Max Morris 2-19, Cody Stern 1-11, Kolby Milner 1-1.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Leonard – Reggie Robinson 51 run (Robinson run)

Bells – Kolby Milner 2 run (Milner run)

Leonard – Will Cowan 4 run (kick failed)

SECOND QUARTER

Bells – Nate Neal 56 pass from Bud Pedigo (kick failed)

Leonard – Robinson 23 run (kick failed)

Leonard – Cowan 8 run (Robinson run)

Leonard – Cowan 3 run (kick failed)

THIRD QUARTER

Bells – Milner 4 run (Milner run)

Leonard – Cowan 1 run (Cowan run)

FOURTH QUARTER

Leonard – Jake Buchanan 4 run (Matt Williams pass from Cowan)

Leonard – Cowan 26 run (kick failed)

 

Whitewright 25, Tom Bean 19

TOM BEAN – Hamilton Luper caught three passes for 66 yards, including a pair of touchdown receptions in the fourth quarter, as the Tigers posted a come-from-behind victory in a game pitting two teams in search of their first district win.

Steven Spann completed 19 of 31 passes for 267 yards and the two touchdowns and was able to play around two interceptions. Whitewright (1-7, 1-4), who hosts Honey Grove this week, needed every yard, as it was only able to amass 58 yards on 21 carries.

Chris Bearden caught 12 passes for 111 yards, and Tyrone Swoopes added 72 yards on a pair of catches, including one that set up a Tiger touchdown.

Hunter Hendry was 16 of 26 for 165 yards and a touchdown and ran 28 times for 151 yards and two more scores for the Tomcats (1-7, 0-5), who is at Gunter this week.

Mitch Trentman caught a 19-yard touchdown pass from Hendry, but Whitewright took a 7-6 first-quarter lead after Spann’s 1-yard scoring run. Tim Dilworth’s 33-yard field goal near the end of the half was the only scoring in the second quarter.

Hendry gave Tom Bean the lead with a 1-yard touchdown run in the third quarter and added another less than two minutes into the fourth for a 19-10 Tomcat lead.

Spann got the Tigers within two on his 51-yard touchdown pass to Luper and gave Whitewright the lead for good with a 6-yard scoring toss to Luper.

 

Whitewright 25, Tom Bean 19

Whitewright 7 3 0 15 -25

Tom Bean 6 0 6 7 -19

 

Team Stats WW TB

First Downs 11 19

Rushes-Yards 21-58 38-205

Passing Yards 267 165

C-A-I 19-31-2 16-26-3

Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0

Penalties-Yards 3-32 5-30

Punts-Average 3-32 1-31

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Whitewright: Blaine Wortham 9-18, Steven Spann 7-17, Tyrone Swoopes 2-12, Hamilton Luper 1-8, Stephen Crump 2-3; Tom Bean: Hunter Hendry 28-151, Colby Pennell 10-54.

Passing – Whitewright: Steven Spann 19-31-2 267; Tom Bean: Hunter Hendry 16-26-3 165.

Receiving – Whitewright: Chris Bearden 12-111, Tyrone Swoopes 2-72, Hamilton Luper 3-66, Seth Hardin 1-12, Troy Worthy 1-1; Tom Bean: Mitch Trentman 6-74, Jake Trentman 4-40, Rex Roberts 2-32, Colby Pennell 1-8, Kyle West 3-8.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Tom Bean – Mitch Trentman 19 pass from Hunter Hendry (kick failed)

Whitewright – Steven Spann 1 run (Tim Dilworth kick)

SECOND QUARTER

Whitewright – Dilworth 33 FG

THIRD QUARTER

Tom Bean – Hendry 1 run (pass failed)

FOURTH QUARTER

Tom Bean – Hendry 1 run (Josh Highlander kick)

Whitewright – Hamilton Luper 51 pass from Spann (Dilworth kick)

 

District 12-2A

Prairiland 20, Chisum 0

PARIS - Payne Schuelke completed seven of 10 passes for 105 yards and two touchdowns, as Prairiland shut out rival Chisum to remain undefeated in the 2009 season and clinch a playoff berth.

It was the 10^th consecutive win in the series for the Patriots (8-0, 5-0), who will also compete in the Division II bracket with Paul Pewitt after the Brahmas also clinched a berth with their 47-6 win against DeKalb.

Hooks is the Division I playoff participant, meaning the Hornets will likely play District 11-2A champ Gunter in the first round of the playoffs in three weeks instead of the Patriots.

Randal Sessums ran 26 times for 152 yards and a touchdown for the Patriots (8-0, 5-0), while Tanner Connot and Justin Harris each had interceptions.

Jeremy Eddington ran 17 times for 103 yards, but the Mustangs (5-3, 2-3) were unable to find the end zone and had any chances of reaching the playoffs eliminated once the game was finished. Chisum tries to get back to its winning ways this week at Bogata Rivercrest.

Prairiland has won 17 of its last 18 regular-season games, but this one was closer than the final score suggests.

Schuelke threw a 12-yard touchdown pass to Josh Esch in the latter half of the first quarter, and the defenses stiffened, as the 6-0 Patriot lead lasted until the fourth quarter.

Tanner Connot caught a 36-yard touchdown pass from Schuelke, and Sessums added a 2-yard scoring run for insurance.

 

Prairiland 20, Chisum 0

Prairiland 6 0 0 14 -20

Chisum 0 0 0 0 -0

 

Team Stats Pland Chisum

First Downs 16 9

Rushes-Yards 42-189 31-151

Passing Yards 105 62

C-A-I 7-10-0 5-11-2

Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-0

Penalties-Yards 10-70 5-51

Punts-Average 3-35.3 3-34

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Prairiland - Randal Sessums 26-152, Josh Esch 3-15, Todd Fendley 1-14, Tanner Connot 3-8, Payne Schuelke 9-0; Chisum: Eddington 17-103, Brian Glover 5-30, T.J. Briscoe 8-21, Sloan Moss 1-(-3).

Passing - Prairiland - Payne Schuelke 7-10-0 105; Chisum: Jeremy Eddington 5-11-2 62.

Receiving - Prairiland - Tanner Connot 2-44, Brandon Graham 2-26, Josh Esch 2-23, Zach McLamore 1-10; Chisum: Kolton Porter 3-45, Tyler Jeffery 1-9, Zach Millsap 1-8,

 

FIRST QUARTER

Prairiland - Josh Esch 12 pass from Payne Schuelke (run failed)

FOURTH QUARTER

Prairiland - Tanner Connot 36 pass from Schuelke (Randal Sessums run)

Prairiland - Sessums 2 run (kick failed)

 

Hooks 27, Clarksville 12

HOOKS - It was the visiting Tigers who controlled all but one second of the first half, but a last-second touchdown gave the host Hornets the momentum, and it led to 27 unanswered points and a playoff-clinching victory.

Hooks (4-4, 4-1) is the district’s big-school representative and is destined to play District 11-2A champion Gunter in the first round of the bi-district playoffs beginning the week of Nov. 13.

Despite freshman Demetris Burchette’s 209 yards on 36 carries for the Hornets, Clarksville (3-5, 1-4) held a 12-0 lead until Aaron Doddy found Daonte Baty for a 31-yard touchdown pass with one second remaining in the half.

Damarcus Dickerson’s 45-yard touchdown run near the end of the third quarter turned the double-digit deficit into a one-point lead.

Doddy and Baty added scoring runs of 1 and 18 yards, respectively, to lift the Hornets in the fourth quarter.

The Tigers, who were held to 39 yards on 24 carries and 51 yards of total offense, try to bounce back with games against district-leading Paul Pewitt and last-place DeKalb the final two weeks.

Quan Bell gave Clarksville an early 6-0 lead with is 10-yard touchdown run, and the defense came to life with H.B. Rosser’s 65-yard fumble return for a score and a 12-0 lead.

 

Hooks 27, Clarksville 12

Clarksville 6 6 0 0 -12

Hooks 0 6 7 14 -27

 

Team Stats Cville Hooks

First Downs 7 21

Rushes-Yards 24-39 58-297

Passing Yards 12 58

C-A-I 4-15-0 3-7-1

Fumbles-Lost 3-0 5-2

Penalties-Yards 9-55 5-50

Punts-Average 5-26.3 1-18

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing - Clarksville: H.B.Rosser 11-23, Quan Bell 5-16, Trea O’Neal 1-3, Devontray Forte 1-1, Radonta Edwards 5-0; Hooks: Demetris Burchette 36-209, Damarcus Dickerson 10-65, Damonte Baty 1-18, Deonta Henderson 2-5, Aaron Doddy 9-0.

Passing - Clarksville : H.B. Rosser 4-14-0 12; Radonte Edwards 0-1-0 0; Hooks: Aaron Doddy 3-7-1 58.

Receiving - Clarksville : Dariel Rosser 1-10, Radonte Edwards 3-2; Hooks: Damonte Baty 3-58.

 

FIRST QUARTER

Clarksville - Quan Bell 10 run (kick failed)

SECOND QUARTER

Clarksville - H.B. Rosser 65 fumble return (run failed)

Hooks - Daonte Baty 31 pass from Aaron Doddy (kick failed)

THIRD QUARTER

Hooks - Damarcus Dickerson 45 run (Baty kick)

FOURTH QUARTER

Hooks - Doddy 1 run (Baty kick)

Hooks - Baty 18 run (Baty kick)

 

District 13-A

Era 21, Blue Ridge 0

ERA – Trey Dunn completed a pair of touchdown passes to give the host Hornets a win on homecoming night in a game pitting two teams seeking their first district win.

Dunn threw a 6-yard scoring toss to Justin Lance and ran in the two-point conversion for good measure to give Era an 8-0 halftime lead.

Dunn found Nathan Metzler from 65 yards out in the third quarter to stretch the advantage to 14-0.

Lance added a 56-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, and Metzler added the extra point.

Blue Ridge (3-6, 0-3) couldn’t get its normally-consistent running game going after finishing with only 89 yards on 33 carries. The Tigers host Lindsay Friday in their finale.

Jake Price did convert 12 of 33 passes for 113 yards, with half of his completions going to Jace Koonce for 50 yards.

Seven penalties for 80 yards proved costly and didn’t allow visiting Blue Ridge to find the end zone.

Era (6-2, 1-1) travels to Collinsville this week and faces a Pirate team coming off a 21-13 loss to Muenster.

Adam Simants and Alex Rainwater each led the Tigers with 10 and eight tackles, respectively.

Other leading tacklers for Blue Ridge were Bradley White (seven), Zach Rainwater (six) and Tyler King (five), while Beau Blacketer added an interception.

 

Era 21, Blue Ridge 0

BR 0 0 0 0 -0

Era 0 8 6 7 -21

 

Team Stats BR Era

First Downs 17 12

Rushes-Yards 33-89 14-187

Passing Yards 113 88

C-A-I 12-34-0 4-7-1

Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-2

Penalties-Yards 7-80 2-30

Punts-Average 5-34 1-18

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Blue Ridge: Brennan Smith 7-29, Dylan Ima 4-23, Jake Price 19-22, Jace Koonce 1-13, Zach Rainwater 2-2; Era: Justin Lance 1-56, Jace Sutton 7-54, Rafael Amparan 4-51.

Passing – Blue Ridge : Jake Price 12-33-0 113; Era: Trey Dunn 4-7-1 88.

Receiving – Blue Ridge: Jace Koonce 6-50, Cody Mills 2-30, Brennan Smith 3-13, Zach Rainwater 1-10; Era: Nathan Metzler 1-65, Justin Lance 1-7.

 

SECOND QUARTER

Era – Justin Lance 7 pass from Trey Dunn (Dunn run)

THIRD QUARTER

Era – Nathan Metzler 65 pass from Dunn (kick failed)

FOURTH QUARTER

Era – Lance 56 run (Metzler kick)

 

Muenster 21, Collinsville 13

COLLINSVILLE – Levi Trubenbach completed six of 17 passes for 86 yards and three touchdowns while wearing the number of a fallen former Muenster player, and the Hornets enter this week’s bye on a high note after beating Collinsville on the road.

Trubenbach also ran 22 times for 115 yards while donning the No. 45 jersey of Zach Swirczynski, a former Hornet and Austin College player who died during a pick-up basketball game in February.

Muenster (6-3, 2-1) trailed by a point entering the third quarter until Trubenbach, who also ran for 109 yards, threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to Garrett-Walterscheid and found him again for another 8-yard touchdown toss for a 21-7 advantage.

The Pirates were held on downs despite coming up one yard shy of reaching the end zone.

Cory Ragsdale’s 13-yard touchdown pass to Tyler Ford turned it into a one-possession game. The Pirates (4-4, 1-1) reached the Muenster 17 at the end of the game before Scott Porter intercepted Ragsdale for the second time to clinch the victory and set up an interesting final two weeks of the regular season.

Era, who shutout Blue Ridge on homecoming night plays Collinsville this week.

Trubenbach found Andy Flusche for a 60-yard catch-and-run with just more than a minute gone in the second quarter, but Dalton Williams returned an interception 17 yards for a touchdown to give Collinsville a 7-6 halftime lead.

 

Muenster 21, Collinsville 13

Collinsville 0 7 0 6 -13

Muenster 0 6 8 7 -21

 

Team Stats C’ville Muenster

First Downs 10 10

Rushes-Yards 33-115 30-147

Passing Yards 79 86

C-A-I 6-22-2 6-17-2

Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0

Penalties-Yards 4-35 4-35

Punts-Average 5-34 7-28.4

 

Individual Statistics

Rushing – Collinsville: Cory Ragsdale 13-30, David Byrom 1-25, Dalton Williams 7-20, Chase Medler 5-19, Cole Evans 2-17, Tyler Ford 4-3, Jeff Polley 1-1; Muenster: Trubenbach 22-115, Chris Valliere 7-36, Andy Flusche 1-(-4).

Passing – Collinsville : Ragsdale 5-21-2 60; Tyler Ford 1-1-0 19; Muenster: Levi Trubenbach 6-17-2 86.

Receiving – Collinsville: Tyler Ford 2-22, Cole Evans 1-19, Cory Ragsdale 1-19, Dalton Williams 1-14, Chase Medler 1-5; Muenster: Eric Hellman 1-61, Garrett Walterscheid 3-17, Andy Flusche 1-8.

 

SECOND QUARTER

Muenster – Andy Flusche 60 pass from Levi Trubenbach (pass failed)

Collinsville – Dalton Williams 17 interception return (Chase Medler kick)

THIRD QUARTER

Muenster – Garrett Walterscheid 8 pass from Trubenbach (Jason Luke pass from Trubenbach)

FOURTH QUARTER

Muenster – Walterscheid 8 pass from Trubenbach (Aaron Flusche kick)

Collinsville – Tyler Ford 13 pass from Cory Ragsdale (kick failed)