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Week 9 Summaries and Boxes SHERMAN– Sherman had already clinched a Division I playoff berth and a game against
Newman Smith, but its back was against the wall Friday night against visiting
McKinney.
Zac
Whitfield’s 17-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter allowed the Bearcats to
avoid an upset by the Lions in a 26-23 win at Bearcat Stadium to set up this
week’s 111th Battle of the Ax. Whitfield
ran 15 times for 144 yards and had 75 more on two receptions for Sherman (8-1,
6-0), who travels to Munson Stadium this week to face the rival Yellow Jackets.
Madison
Carter completed seven of 16 passes for 145 yards and helped give the Bearcats
a 12-0 lead on his 31-yard touchdown pass to John Welborn and a 1-yard scoring
run. The only blemish was an interception, his first in nine games this season.
Zach
Lee, who was 20 of 32 for 285 yards, got McKinney on the board with an 89-yard
touchdown pass to Matt Lipka, who had seven receptions for 151 yards. J.J.
Floyd scored on a 4-yard run for a 19-7 lead, but Lee scored once before the
half and once after along with a 25-yard Michael Gonsalves field goal for a
23-19 advantage. Damian
Willis led the Lions with 124 yards on 20 carries.
Sherman
26, McKinney 23 McKinney
7
7
6
3
-23 Sherman
12
7
0
7
-26 Team
Stats
MHS Sherman Rushes-Yards
33-164 28-180 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– McKinney: Matt Lipka 7-151, Tanner Newton 6-59, Devante Harrison 5-56, Gerald
Peterson 2-19, Kody Minick 1-14, Damian Willis 1-1; Sherman: Zac Whitfield
2-75, John Welborn 1-31, Greg Jackson 2-24, Tory Minor 1-10, Nathan James 1-5. FIRST
QUARTER Sherman
– John Welborn 31 pass from Madison Carter (kick failed) Sherman
– Carter 1 run (pass failed)
McKinney
– Matt Lipka 89 pass from Zach Lee (Michael Gonsalves kick) SECOND
QUARTER Sherman
– J.J. Floyd 4 run (Eric Hosek kick) McKinney
– Lee 2 run (Gonsalves kick)
THIRD
QUARTER McKinney
– Lee 5 run (pass failed)
FOURTH
QUARTER McKinney
– Gonsalves 25 FG
Sherman
– Zac Whitfield 17 run (Hosek kick) Denison
56, Frisco Centennial 17 FRISCO– The Yellow Jacket threesome of D.J. Jones, Jordan Taylor and Jimmay Mundine
made things miserable for the host Titans, as Denison (8-1, 6-0) set up quite
an anticipated 111th Battle of the Ax.
Taylor
completed 10 of 13 passes for 298 yards and five touchdowns, both school
records. He threw four of them on Denison’s first five touchdowns and accounted
for the other on a 10-yard touchdown run. Mundine,
who caught five passes for 191 yards, was the beneficiary of four of the scores
from 60, 15, 71 and 37 yards out. Jones ran 16 times for 156 yards and a
touchdown and also had a 57-yard touchdown reception, while Joseph Williams
added 96 yards on 13 carries and a late touchdown run for the Jackets, who play
at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Frisco against Richardson Pearce. Zach
McCown was 19 of 31 for 156 yards and a touchdown run, while Imoh Edouhoukwa
ran 15 times for 112 yards and a 60-yard touchdown run for Frisco Centennial
(2-7, 0-6), who plays Frisco this week at Pizza Hut Park in a game with two
teams trying to avoid the 9-4A cellar.
Denison
56, Frisco Centennial 17
Denison
21
21
14
0
-56 FC
10
7
0
0
-17 Team
Stats Denison Centennial Rushes-Yards
38-315 30-133 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Denison: Jimmay Mundine 5-191, D.J. Jones 1-57, Dustin Beard 1-38, Kyle
Galyon 1-6, Tyler Jennings 1-6, Cody Reeves 1-0; Frisco Centennial: Chase
Nichols 3-47, Jacob Atchley 7-41, Bryan Singer 3-34, Mark Stewart 1-19, Matt
Washington 3-16, Blake Akanno 2-7, Imoh Edohoukwa 1-(-1). FIRST
QUARTER Denison
– Jimmay Mundine 60 pass from Jordan Taylor (Dalton Hestand kick) Denison
– D.J. Jones 57 pass from Taylor (Hestand kick) Centennial
– Imoh Edohoukwa 60 run (Clay Willaford kick) Denison
– Mundine 15 pass from Taylor (Hestand kick) Centennial
– Willaford 31 FG
SECOND
QUARTER Denison
– Taylor 10 run (Hestand kick)
Denison
– Mundine 71 pass from Taylor (Hestand kick) Denison
– Jones 5 run (Hestand kick)
Centennial
– Zach McCown 3 run (Willaford kick) THIRD
QUARTER Denison
– Mundine 37 pass from Taylor (Hestand kick) Denison
– Joseph Williams 14 run (Hestand kick) Frisco
Liberty 49, Frisco Wakeland 21 FRISCO– Brandon Brotzman won the matchup of quarterbacks, completing 22 of 32 passes
for 269 yards and three touchdowns, including a 29-yarder to David Smith (8 catches,
103 yards).
Jay
Ajayi’s touchdown run helped the Red Hawks (5-4, 4-2) eventually tie the game
and ran 18 times for 92 yards and three touchdowns. Malcolm
Hill finished with 85 yards on 10 carries along with six receptions for 64
yards and a score. Corvellas
Cage added two receptions for 80 yards and a touchdown for Liberty, who has
clinched either a Division I or Division II playoff berth. A win would clinch a
berth against Rockwall-Heath, while a loss would create quite a scenario
against state-ranked Highland Park. Tyler
Kirkindoll, who was 25 of 36 for 347 yards and three touchdowns, threw a pair
of second-quarter scoring passes to Dallas Grier, who had three receptions for
115 yards. David
Robason was held to 50 yards on 14 carries but did help the Wolverines (6-3,
3-3) take a 21-14 lead on his 11-yard touchdown reception from Kirkindoll. Liberty
won with 35 unanswered points, including Vince Thompson’s 50-yard interception
return for a touchdown.
Frisco
Liberty 49, Frisco Wakeland 21
Wakeland
0
14
7
0
-21 Liberty
0
8
27
14 -49 Team
Stats
WHS Liberty Rushes-Yards
21-30 36-191 Fumbles-Lost
10-8
1-1 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Wakeland: Dallas Grier 3-115, Trent Smiley 5-54, Thomas Craig 4-47, Alex
Bateman 4-36, Sterling Bobbitt 1-30, David Robason 4-25, Kenneth Hall 2-16,
Ryan Rice 2-12; Liberty: David Smith 8-103, Corvellas Cage 2-80, Malcolm Hill
6-64, Pereese Joas 1-9, Cameron Brown 1-1. SECOND
QUARTER Wakeland
– Dallas Grier 21 pass from Tyler Kirkindoll (Zach Paul kick) Wakeland
– Grier 80 pass from Kirkindoll (Paul kick) Liberty
– David Smith 29 pass from Brandon Brotzman (Michael Carroll pass from Malcolm
Hill) THIRD
QUARTER Liberty
– Jay Ajayi 4 run (kick blocked) Wakeland
– David Robason 11 pass from Kirkindoll (Paul kick) Liberty
– Corvellas Cage 65 pass from Brotzman (Connor Hirt kick) Liberty
– Malcolm Hill 5 pass from Brotzman (Hirt kick) Liberty
– Vince Thompson 50 interception return (Hirt kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Liberty
– Ajayi 23 run (Hirt kick)
Liberty
– Ajayi 19 run (Hirt kick)
Thursday
night McKinney
North 21, Frisco 17 McKINNEY– Sometimes when you’re in a lengthy losing streak, it makes the barrier to
victory even tougher, and such was the case for Frisco at Ron Poe Stadium.
Chase
Rashbrook was 24 of 50 for 301 yards and two touchdowns, while Carlos Harris
caught 13 passes for 146 yards and a score for the Raccoons (0-9, 0-6), but
McKinney North (2-7, 2-4) erased a 17-point deficit by scoring the game’s final
21 points, including 14 in the decisive fourth quarter. Devin
Smith ran 13 times for 100 yards and a touchdown, and DeAnte Moore added 80
yards on 12 carries and two scores for the Bulldogs, who held Frisco to
minus-12 yards rushing for its 20th straight loss. McKinney
North could be a spoiler this week, as a win at Frisco Independent School
District Stadium this week against Frisco Wakeland combined with a McKinney
loss to Frisco Liberty would create a three-way tie for fourth place. Wins
by the McKinney schools would eliminate Frisco Wakeland from the playoffs after
a 5-0 start. The
Wolverines could still be sitting home if they win if McKinney wins, because
although they won the head-to-head battle against the Lions, they would lose in
a three-way deadlocked scenario. Austin
Laudenslager added 60 yards on 14 carries for the victorious Bulldogs.
McKinney
North 21, Frisco 17
Frisco
10
7
0
0
-17 North
0
7
0
14 -21 Team
Stats
Frisco North First
Downs
24 11 Rushes-Yards
19-(-12) 42-272 Fumbles-Lost
1-0 0-0 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Frisco: Carlos Harris 13-146, Eric Allen 4-44, Bricio Esparza 3-39, Ryan
Thomas 2-38, Austin Allen 2-34; McKinney North: Devin Smith 1-2, DeAnte Moore
1-1, Josh Allen 1-0.
FIRST
QUARTER Frisco
– Carlos Harris 12 pass from Chase Rashbrook (Kyle Fischer kick) Frisco
– Fischer 25 FG SECOND
QUARTER Frisco
– Eric Allen 11 pass from Rashbrook (Fischer kick) McKinney
North – DeAnte Moore 14 run (Bryson Long kick) FOURTH
QUARTER McKinney
North – Moore 1 run (Long kick) McKinney
North – Devin Smith 4 run (Long kick) District
10-3A Paris
50, Bonham 6 PARIS– The host Wildcats showed early and often how their athleticism, speed and raw
talent weren’t going to be stopped in the final high school game to be played
at Noyes Stadium.
Corban
Taylor completed 10 of 14 passes for 191 yards and two touchdowns, as the
Wildcats (6-3, 4-0) set up another winner-take-all game for the district title
this week against Van Alstyne. Aaron
Ethridge ran seven times for 73 yards and a touchdown, as seven different Paris
players scored, including a pair of defenders on interceptions. Gray,
who had three receptions for 114 yards, caught a short pass from Taylor in the
third quarter, made one move on his defender and ran 80 yards for a touchdown,
and Tyrell Smith picked up a loose ball on a bad snap and added a two-point run
for a 43-0 lead. Taylor
found Tavairus Williams in the corner of the end zone for a 17-yard touchdown
pass to cap a 13-play drive. Chase Gregory added a late 30-yard touchdown run
to avoid the shutout. Ethridge
scored on a 37-yard touchdown run two plays into the Wildcats’ opening
possession. Taylor added a 1-yard scoring run, and Cory Battle returned an
interception 87 yards for a score. Smith
ended an eight-play drive with a 1-yard touchdown run, and Equettis Jenkins
made a leaping, one-handed grab of an under-thrown pass for a 40-yard
interception return for a score. Paris
led 35-0 at the break, despite both teams having an identical 122 yards of
total offense.
Paris
50, Bonham 6 Bonham
0
0
0
6
-6 Paris
14
21
8
7
-50 Team
Stats
Bonham
Paris First
Downs
9
10 Rushes-Yards
41-188 21-118 Fumbles-Lost
1-0 1-1 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Bonham: Daine Dunlap 1-2; Paris: Tevin Gray 3-114, Aaron Ethridge 1-31,
Tavairus Williams 1-17, Equettis Jenkins 3-11, Darian Jones 1-9, Tyrell Smith
1-9. FIRST
QUARTER Paris
– Aaron Ethridge 37 run (Gabriel Vera kick) Paris
– Corban Taylor 1 run (Vera kick) SECOND
QUARTER Paris
– Cory Battle 87 interception return (Vera kick) Paris
– Tyrell Smith 1 run (Vera kick) Paris
– Equettis Jenkins 40 intercepton return (Vera kick) THIRD
QUARTER Paris
– Tevin Gray 80 pass from Taylor (Smith run) FOURTH
QUARTER Paris
– Tavairus Williams 17 pass from Taylor (Vera kick) Bonham
– Chase Gregory 30 run (run failed) Van
Alstyne 27, North Lamar 21 PARIS– North Lamar let a fourth-quarter lead slip away in the clash of the Panthers
at R.L. Maddosx Stadium, as well as an opportunity to clinch the district’s
Division I playoff spot and will now have to win this week on the road at
Commerce to assure itself of a post-season berth.
Orion
Thomas ran 24 times for 225 yards and three touchdowns, including the decisive
two scores from 4 and 11 yards out for Van Alstyne (9-0, 4-0), who hosts
co-leading Paris this week. Ryan
White completed eight of 19 passes for 146 yards and two first-half touchdowns,
and Dakota Boles ran 28 times for 127 yards and a score for the Panthers (2-7,
2-2), who had a rare night with more passing yards than rushing. Chris
Burge threw a 22-yard touchdown pass to Soloman Biscarro for a 7-6 lead after
White found T.J. Shirley (three receptions, 87 yards) for a 26-yard score
earlier in the first quarter. North
Lamar took a 12-6 halftime lead on White’s 10-yard touchdown pass to David
Bozarth, who scored the game winner last week to help the team escape a loss on
the road at Bonham. Thomas
ran 41 yards for a touchdown with just a little more than a minute gone in the
third quarter for a two-point lead until Cody Daniel kicked the school’s first
field goal in more than two years for a 15-14 lead. Ethan
Elliott returned a fumble 88 yards for a touchdown 1:10 into the fourth quarter
to put North Lamar up by seven until Thomas put Van Alstyne on his shoulders
for the victory.
Van
Alstyne 27, North Lamar 21
Van
Alstyne
7
0
7
13 -27 North
Lamar
6
6
3
6
-21 Team
Stats
VA NL First
Downs
16 15 Rushes-Yards
40-257 32-126 Fumbles-Lost
3-1
3-2 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Van Alstyne: Soloman Biscarro 4-47, Chance Grayson 2-18, D.J. Seay 2-14,
Tanner Neill 1-5; North Lamar: T.J. Shirley 3-87, David Bozarth 3-27, Austin Parsons
1-21, Canyon Conley 1-11.
FIRST
QUARTER North
Lamar – T.J. Shirley 26 pass from Ryan White (kick blocked) Van
Alstyne – Soloman Biscarro 22 pass from Chris Burge (Burge kick) SECOND
QUARTER North
Lamar – David Bozarth 10 pass from White (run failed) THIRD
QUARTER Van
Alstyne – Orion Thomas 41 run (Burge kick) North
Lamar – Cody Daniel 22 FG
FOURTH
QUARTER North
Lamar – Ethan Elliott 88 fumble return (bad snap) Van
Alstyne – Thomas 4 run (Burge kick) Van
Alstyne – Thomas 11 run (kick failed) Anna
14, Commerce 0 ANNA– Matt Williams ran 19 times for 58 yards and an 8-yard touchdown run for the
Coyotes (3-6, 1-3), who posted the shutout, tripled their win output from last
season and remained in the playoff picture.
Anna
could create a wild and whacky three-way tie scenario with a victory at Bonham
this week and North Lamar loss to Commerce. It
would give all three teams two victories in district play. The Tigers
(1-8, 1-3) will try to lick their wounds and could clinch the final playoff
berth with a win and Anna loss. They certainly didn’t foresee a shutout loss at
a struggling Anna team which hadn’t won a district game but would’ve had to win
this week against North Lamar regardless, as a head-to-head victory by the
Panthers would send them into the playoffs either way. Tyler
Elliott attempted only two passes, but completed one of them for a 40-yard
touchdown to Mark Jackson. Jurace
Brown ran 21 times for 83 yards for Commerce, who was held to a meager 80 yards
of total offense. Paris
and Van Alstyne square off this week for the district title, with the winner
grabbing hold of the Division II top seed and the loser the No. 2 spot as long
as North Lamar gets in to serve as the Division I representative. It
could very well be a repeat of last season’s bi-district round of Argyle-Paris,
Celina-Van Alstyne and Prosper-North Lamar with all three 9-3A winning a year
ago, including Division I state champion Prosper and Division II state
runner-up Celina, which lost to Carthage in the final game played at the old
Texas Stadium in Irving. The
Wildcats would bump up to Division I should their cross-town rivals fall short,
with Van Alstyne automatically grabbing the top spot in Division II win or lose
this week and either Anna or Commerce grabbing the No. 2 seed.
Anna
14, Commerce 0 Commerce
0
0
0
0
-0 Anna
7
7
0
0
-14 Team
Stats
CHS Anna First
Downs
7
7 Rushes-Yards
27-81 39-111 Fumbles-Lost
8-0 1-1 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Commerce: Jurace Brown 1-7, R.J. Harrison 1-5; Anna: Mark Jackson 1-40. FIRST
QUARTER Anna
– Matt Williams 8 run (Manuel Martinez kick) SECOND
QUARTER Anna
– Mark Jackson 40 pass from Tyler Elliott (Martinez kick) District
9-3A Prosper
41, Sanger 21 SANGER– Juan Williams ran 19 times for 175 yards and three touchdowns, as the defending
state-champion Eagles (8-1, 3-1) grabbed the Division I playoff berth for the
second time in as many seasons.
Brett
Thompson returned a punt 48 yards for a touchdown, and Brian Hardy threw a
24-yard touchdown pass to Mario Edwards. Dane
Evans, who was 25 of 46 for 243 yards, threw two touchdowns to Brock Squier to
pull the Indians within a touchdown, but Williams scored from 11 and 78 yards
out for the Eagles. Blake
Owens added a 1-yard touchdown run, and Evans added his third touchdown of the
game, a 10-yarder to Jay Cain. Both
teams played sloppily at various points throughout, as each had more than 100
yards worth of penalties. Prosper
awaits either North Lamar, who needs to win at Commerce this week to avoid a
three-way tie in District 10-3A, or Paris, who would bump up to Division I
should North Lamar fall short of the playoffs. The
Eagles defeated North Lamar in the bi-district round last year on their way to
a state title.
Prosper
41, Sanger 21 Prosper
14
13
7
7
-41 Sanger
7
7
0
7
-21 Team
Stats
Prosper Sanger
First
Downs
16 20 Rushes-Yards
35-219 19-52 Passing
Yards 105
258 Fumbles-Lost
1-0 1-1 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Prosper: Mario Edwards 2-54, Brett Thompson 1-38, Lucas Soileau 2-13; Sanger:
Ryan Scott 6-82, Rotter 5-71, Brock Squier 6-60, Jay Cain 3-27, Chase Wild 1-8,
Zane Paddack 2-7, Ryan Welborn 1-3, Howard 1-0. FIRST
QUARTER Prosper
– Juan Williams 7 run (Cale Brewer kick) Prosper
– Brett Thompson 48 punt return (Brewer kick) Sanger
– Brock Squier 8 pass from Dane Evans (Manuel Lemus kick) SECOND
QUARTER Prosper
– Mario Edwards 24 pass from Brian Hardy (Brewer kick) Sanger
– Squier 4 pass from Evans (Lemus kick) Prosper
– Williams 11 run (kick failed) THIRD
QUARTER Prosper
– Williams 78 run (Brewer kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Prosper
– Blake Owens 1 run (Brewer kick) Sanger
– Jay Cain 10 pass from Evans (Lemus kick) Argyle
38, Gainesville 14 GAINESVILLE– Jake Sizelove had a touchdown run and reception, as five different Eagle
players scored in the road victory at the final game played at Gainesville’s
Leeper Stadium and will play Celina this week to decide seeding in the Division
II playoffs.
Four
Leopard turnovers resulted in 24 Argyle points, as Austin Aune threw for 77
yards and two touchdowns. Gainesville
was three points away from going undefeated in district after a 29-26 loss to
Burkburnett, but the Leopards have found life tough in district play. Scotty
Seiber was back in action for the Eagles (9-0, 4-0), rushing nine times for 45
yards, and Chad Hedlund opened the game with a 40-yard field goal. Aune
and Sizelove scored from 17 and 44 yards out, as Argyle could face one of four
District 10-3A teams in the first round depending on the outcomes of those
three particular games Friday night. Kielyn
Lewis scored from 39 yards out for the Leopards (5-4, 1-3) and later added a
7-yard scoring run for the final margin. The
Gainesville quarterback finished with 115 yards on 20 carries.
Argyle
38, Gainesville 14
Argyle
10
21
7
0
-38 Gville
0
0
0
14 -14 Team
Stats
Argyle Gainesville First
Downs
11 10 Rushes-Yards
25-124 41-168 Passing
Yards
110 44 Fumbles-Lost
1-1 3-2 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Argyle: Tyler Sweatt 4-27, Lance Sutton 3-26, Zack Miller 1-22, Storm Griffin
1-10, Adam Kahne 1-8, Layton Lowry 1-8, Jake Sizelove 1-5, Justin Hommell 1-4;
Gainesville: Caleb Covington 4-33, Harold Willis 4-12, Patrick Westbrook
1-(-1). FIRST
QUARTER Argyle
– Chad Hedlund 40 FG
Argyle
– Austin Aune 17 run (Hedlund kick) SECOND
QUARTER Argyle
– Murphy Ellis 44 run (Hedlund kick) Argyle
– Jake Sizelove 5 pass from Aune (Hedlund kick) Argyle
– Blake Dunham 5 run (Hedlund kick) THIRD
QUARTER Argyle
– Justin Hommel 3 pass from Aune (Hedlund kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Gainesville
– Kielyn Lewis 39 run (Justin Espinosa kick) Gainesville
– Lewis 7 run (Espinosa kick)
Celina
38, Whitesboro 7 CELINA– Jamarick Simmons ran 14 times for 107 yards and two touchdowns, while Cody
Worrell added 100 yards on nine carries for the Bobcats.
Celina
squares off against Argyle this week to decide the district’s No. 1 and 2 seeds
in Division II. A
Bobcat victory would create a three-way tie for first in district and a
three-way share of the 9-3A title. Cody
Sandler opened the game with a 13-yard touchdown run for the Bobcats, who
improved to 6-3 overall and 3-1 in district play. Jose
Romero scored on the ground from 12 yards out and added a 33-yard punt return
for a score. Worrell
also completed nine of 17 passes for 103 yards, and Alex Juarez added a 30-yard
field goal. Simmons
added a 9-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter for the final margin at
Bobcats Stadium. Jerrid
Caffey led the Bearcats (2-7, 0-4) with 173 yards on 19 carries and a 1-yard
touchdown run. Celina
had 432 yards of total offense (311 rushing, 121 passing) and held Whitesboro
to 195 yards.
Celina
38, Whitesboro 7
Whitesboro
0
0
7
0
-7 Celina
14
7
10
7
-38 Team
Stats W’boro
Celina First
Downs
6
24 Rushes-Yards
32-178 39-311 Passing
Yards
17 121 Fumbles-Lost
2-1 2-0 Punts-Average
4-42.8 0 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Whitesboro: Ethan Shadden 1-10, Zane Ferguson 1-7; Celina: Jose Romero 4-53,
Cody Rhodes 4-51, Brady Newman 2-17. FIRST
QUARTER Celina
– Cody Sandler 13 run (Alex Juarez kick) Celina
– Jamarick Simmons 3 run (Juarez kick) SECOND
QUARTER Celina
– Jose Romero 12 run (Juarez kick) THIRD
QUARTER Celina
– Romero 33 punt return (Juarez kick) Whitesboro
– Jerrid Caffey 1 run (Travis Weatheread kick) Celina
– Juarez 30 FG FOURTH
QUARTER Celina
– Simmons 9 run (Juarez kick)
District
10-2A Pottsboro
47, S&S 19 Kevin
Garcia completed 10 of 17 passes for 196 yards and four touchdowns, as the
Cardinals (1-8, 1-3) won their first game of the 2009 season. Tanner
Budra caught seven passes for 139 yards and two touchdowns, while Garcia also
threw scoring passes to Shane Pemberton and Cody Rhoten, who began the third
quarter with a 20-yard touchdown catch. Michael
Lee led the Rams (2-7, 0-4) with 124 yards on eight carries and a 97-yard
scoring run. Cody
Parton kicked the second of his two field goals and now has eight on the
season. Ethan
Short and S&S’s Blair Keeton (13 carries, 86 yards) swapped touchdown runs
of eight and six yards to end the game. Danny
Franklin completed 11 of 25 passes for 149 yards and a touchdown for the Rams. Pottsboro
scored first on Garcia’s 35-yard touchdown pass to Budra, and Parton added a
29-yard field goal. Matt
Potter’s 18-yard touchdown run extended the Cardinal advantage to 16 until
Franklin’s 18-yard pass to Jacob Aguirre, who finished with five receptions for
88 yards.
Pottsboro
47, S&S 19 S&S
0
6
6
7
-19 P’boro
9
14
14
10 -47 Team
Stats
S&S Pottsboro First
Downs
17 16 Rushes-Yards
36-234 38-194 Passing
Yards
149 196 Fumbles-Lost
4-3 0-0 Punts-Average
2-36 2-31 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– S&S: Jacob Aguirre 5-88, Buddy Adcock 1-19, Billy Hewitt 2-15, Chance
Bratcher 1-14, Blair Keeton 2-13; Pottsboro: Tanner Budra 7-139, Shane
Pemberton 2-37, Cody Rhoten 1-20. FIRST
QUARTER Pottsboro
– Tanner Budra 35 pass from Kevin Garcia (kick failed) Pottsboro
– Cody Parton 29 FG
SECOND
QUARTER Pottsboro
– Matt Potter 18 run (Parton kick) S&S
– Jacob Aguirre 18 pass from Danny Franklin (kick failed) Pottsboro
– Shane Pemberton 19 pass from Garcia (Parton kick) THIRD
QUARTER Pottsboro
– Cody Rhoten 20 pass from Garcia (Parton kick) Pottsboro
– Budra 59 pass from Garcia (Parton kick) S&S
– Michael Lee 97 run (run failed) FOURTH
QUARTER Pottsboro
– Parton 19 FG Pottsboro
– Ethan Short 8 run (Parton kick) S&S
– Blair Keeton 6 run (Billy Hewitt kick) Aubrey
51, Valley View 7 AUBREY– James Wurster completed 13 of 18 passes for 222 yards and touchdowns to three
different receivers, as the Chaparrals (9-0, 4-0) just missed their seventh
shutout in nine games this season.
The
win sets up this week’s anticipated game at seventh-ranked Pilot Point, the
district’s Division I representative. The
winner grabs the district championship, as Aubrey has already clinched the top
spot in Division II and awaits the No. 2 seed from District 9-2A for the first
round of the playoffs next week. Justin
Griffin had a pair of touchdown runs, and Billy Feathers contributed scores on
the ground and through the air. Griffin
led the Chaparrals with 64 yards on eight carries and scored on runs of 18 and
eight yards. Jordan
Starling returned a punt 97 yards for a score, and Aubrey added a late safety. Scott
Willis threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Cameron Vesperman for the Eagles’ lone
touchdown.
Aubrey
51, Valley View 7
Valley
View
0
0
7
0
-7 Aubrey
14
21 7
9
-51 Team
Stats
VV Aubrey First
Downs
8
15 Rushes-Yards
21-25 26-173 Passing
Yards
61 234 Fumbles-Lost
3-0 2-1 Punts-Average
6-35.7 0 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Valley View: A.J. Kassen 3-25, Cameron Vesperman 2-17, Dustyn Whetzel 1-10,
Casey Boaz 2-9; Aubrey: Levi Birdsong 3-75, Billy Feathers 3-64, Kendall Jones
3-63, Kaleb Parrent 3-25, Justin Griffin 1-12. FIRST
QUARTER Aubrey
– Justin Griffin 18 run (Levi Birdsong kick) Aubrey
– Kendall Jones 29 pass from James Wurster (Birdsong kick) SECOND
QUARTER Aubrey
– Jordon Starling 97 punt return (Birdsong kick) Aubrey
– Billy Feathers 45 pass from Wurster (Birdsong kick) Aubrey
– Griffin 8 run (Birdsong kick) THIRD
QUARTER Valley
View – Cameron Vesperman 10 pass from Scott Willis (Brandon Tipps kick) Aubrey
– Feathers 27 run (Birdsong kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Aubrey
– Kaleb Parrent 15 pass from Wurster (Birdsong kick) Aubrey
– Safety Pilot
Point 30, Callisburg 20 CALLISBURG– Jarman Johnson scored on a 13-yard run to allow the seventh-ranked Bearcats
to hold off upset-minded Callisburg.
Johnson
ran 23 times for 151 yards and two touchdowns for Pilot Point (9-0, 4-0), who
is the district’s Division II representative for the second time in as many
season’s after last year’s run to the state semifinals against Muleshoe. Quarterbacks
Bobby Dorman and Seth Tilley swapped touchdowns, and Tilley threw a 17-yard
touchdown pass to back-up quarterback J.P. Price. Dorman
answered with an 81-yard punt return for a touchdown to tie the game 14-14
after the first quarter but couldn’t get on track in the passing game with only
78 yards and three interceptions. Johnson’s
28-yard touchdown run and sophomore Manuel Martinez’s 32-yard field goal put
the Bearcats up by 10 at the half, and the lead remained until the final 12
minutes after a scoreless third quarter. Langston
Jones returned a fumble 80 yards for a touchdown to pull the Wildcats within
four, but Pilot Point eventually pulled away. Callisburg
advanced to the playoffs as the district’s No. 2 seed in Division II despite
losing the game.
Pilot
Point 30, Callisburg 20
Pilot
Point
14
10
0
6
-30 Callisburg
14
0
0
6
-20 Team
Stats
PP Callisburg First
Downs
18 9 Rushes-Yards
45-240 22-83 Passing
Yards
173 78 Fumbles-Lost
3-2 4-3 Punts-Average
6-32 4-32.3 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Pilot Point: Jarman Johnson 2-81, Tyler McNairy 3-39, Jeremy Jackson 1-25,
J.P. Price 1-17, Colin Noe 1-11; Callisburg: Alan Eugster 3-32, Kevin Bartley
3-23, Jorden Weaver 1-14, Cole Wescoat 2-8, McKenzie 1-1. FIRST
QUARTER Pilot
Point – Seth Tilley 17 run (Ruben Martinez kick) Callisburg
– Bobby Dorman 6 run (Dorman kick) Pilot
Point – J.P. Price 17 pass from Tilley (Martinez kick) Callisburg
– Dorman 81 punt return (Dorman kick) SECOND
QUARTER Pilot
Point – Jarman Johnson 28 run (Martinez kick) Pilot
Point – Martinez 32 FG
FOURTH
QUARTER Callisburg
– Langston Jones 80 fumble return (kick failed) Pilot
Point – Johnson 13 run (kick failed) District
11-2A Melissa
31, Bells 13 MELISSA– The host Cardinals were down 13-0 at the half before scoring 31 unanswered
points for the win.
Sophomore
quarterback Wes McQueen was 12 of 25 for 224 yards and two touchdowns, while
Cody Morgan ran 15 times for 86 yards and two scores. Dallon
Bates had an interception, and Dylan Parker added a fumble recovery for the
Cardinals (7-2, 5-1). Melissa
is the No. 1 seed in Division II and is making its fourth straight trip to the
playoffs in six years of varsity competition. Kolby
Milner ran 24 times for 89 yards and a 32-yard touchdown in the first quarter.
Bud Pedigo, who was 20 of 27 for 163 yards, threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to
Max Morris for a 13-0 halftime lead. McQueen
threw a 28-yard touchdown pass to Aaron Bush, who had six receptions for 145
yards. Morgan
scored from eight yards out, and McQueen added a 35-yard scoring pass to Brodie
Russell, who caught five passes for 64 yards. Morgan
scored again from 25 yards out, and Conner Monroe added a 23-yard field goal
for Melissa, who will play the loser of this week’s game between Omaha Paul
Pewitt and Pattonville Prairiland.
Melissa
31, Bells 13 Bells
7
6
0
0
-13 Melissa
0
0
21 10
-31 Team
Stats
Bells Melissa First
Downs
14 19 Rushes-Yards
38-93 36-220 Passing
Yards
163 224 Fumbles-Lost
4-3 2-2 Punts-Average
6-32 2-28 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Bells: Nate Neal 7-57, Max Morris 6-49, Zack Wornhor 3-40, Cody Stern 2-21,
Kolby Milner 1-3, Coltin Cockrill 1-2; Melissa: Aaron Bush 6-145, Brodie
Russell 5-64, Ian Hatfield 1-15. FIRST
QUARTER Bells
– Kolby Milner 32 run (Josh Copley kick) SECOND
QUARTER Bells
– Max Morris 8 pass from Bud Pedigo (kick blocked) THIRD
QUARTER Melissa
– Aaron Bush 28 pass from Wes McQueen (Conner Monroe kick) Melissa
– Cody Morgan 8 run (Monroe kick) Melissa
– Brodie Russell 35 pass from McQueen (Monroe kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Melissa
– Morgan 25 run (Monroe kick)
Melissa
– Monroe 23 FG Leonard
14, Howe 12 HOWE– The visiting Tigers found a way to win on the road despite going scoreless in
the second half, but it doesn’t matter, as the program is making its first
post-season appearance in 11 years.
Reggie
Robinson ran 25 times for 89 yards, and Will Cowan added 56 yards on 15 carries
and both touchdowns for Leonard (7-2, 4-2), which had its eventual game-winning
touchdown set up by a Christian Vaughn interception. Leonard
had what it thought was going to be a tough road game this week at Honey Grove
to decide the third-place team in district, but the Warriors’ loss to
Whitewright allowed the Tigers to celebrate a week early. One
piece of potentially disturbing news was the loss of Cowan to an injury, and
his status won’t be known until the middle of this week. Howe
took an early 6-0 first-quarter lead on Chase Fountaine’s 8-yard touchdown pass
to Alex Torres, and the Bulldogs had a chance to win despite being held to
minus-18 yards rushing. Cowan
responded from five yards out in the second quarter. Fountaine
completed 13 of 31 passes for 154 yards, but three drives proved costly after
stalling on interceptions. Robinson’s
two-point run proved to be the difference in the game. Cowan
added a 7-yard scoring run before the half for a 14-6 advantage, as the Tigers
finished with 199 yards rushing on 55 carries. Tyler
Ross’ two-yard touchdown run pulled the Bulldogs (4-5, 2-4) within two points,
but the game finished with a scoreless fourth quarter.
Leonard
14, Howe 12 Leonard
0
14 0
0
-14 Howe
6
0
6
0
-12 Team
Stats Leonard Howe First
Downs
12 11 Rushes-Yards
55-199 13-(-18) Passing
Yards
15 154 Fumbles-Lost
2-0 0-0 Punts-Average
5-28.2 5-36 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Leonard: Matt Williams 1-10, Reggie Robinson 1-5; Howe: Casey Davis 4-49,
Bronco Wildman 4-45, Alex Torres 3-44, Dalton Harris 1-16. FIRST
QUARTER Howe
– Alex Torres 8 pass from Chase Fountaine (kick failed) SECOND
QUARTER Leonard
– Will Cowan 5 run (Reggie Robinson run) Leonard
– Cowan 7 run (run failed)
THIRD
QUARTER Howe
– Tyler Ross 2 run (pass failed) Whitewright
6, Honey Grove 3 WHITEWRIGHT– Steven Spann played around two interceptions, completing 13 of 30 passes for
160 yards, and Chris Bearden intercepted Warrior quarterback Dillon Baugh in
the final seconds to seal the win.
Tim Dilworth’s
32-yard field goal in the second quarter turned out to be the deciding factor
for Whitewright (2-7, 2-4), which won for the second time in as many weeks
after defeating Tom Bean on the road the previous Friday Bearden
finished with 94 yards on eight receptions, while Tyrone Swoopes added four
catches for 50 yards. All
Honey Grove (3-6, 2-4) needed to do was to find a way to grab this win away
from home and return to the friendly confines, where a win against Leonard
would’ve pushed the Warriors into the playoffs. The
loss handed the Tigers the third and final playoff berth after their narrow
14-12 victory at Howe. Whitewright
had 182 total yards to Honey Groves’ 176, and the teams were neck and neck
after a first quarter in which Aaron Spann and Dilworth exchanged field goals
to provide a 3-3 deadlock. Baugh
did all he could, accounting for 100 yards of total offense (65 passing, 35
rushing) for the Warriors. Zack
Patt added 70 yards of his own (42 receiving, 28 rushing) but couldn’t help get
the team’s rushing attack in gear. Both
teams had drives stall because of fumbles, and Honey Grove was unable to take
advantage of a Courtland Finney interception.
Whitewright
6, Honey Grove 3
Honey
Grove
3
0
0
0
-3 Whitewright
3
3
0
0
-6 Team
Stats
HG WW First
Downs
7
9 Rushes-Yards
39-111 19-22 Passing
Yards
65 160 Fumbles-Lost
1-1 1-1 Punts-Average
8-29.4 6-32 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Honey Grove: Zack Patt 2-42, Dijon Finney 1-23; Whitewright: Chris Bearden
8-94, Tyrone Swoopes 4-50, Troy Worthy 1-16. FIRST
QUARTER Honey
Grove – Aaron Spann 21 FG
Whitewright
– Tim Dilworth 27 FG
SECOND
QUARTER Whiteweright
– Dilworth 32 FG
Gunter
44, Tom Bean 0 GUNTER– Chad Tucker ran 19 times for 263 yards and five straight touchdowns
stretching from the first to third quarters, as the Tigers, the Division I
representative in District 11-2A, won their home finale and has one game remaining
at Whitewright before a bi-district game against Hooks.
Tucker
scored on runs increasing in distance throughout of 3, 4, 6, 59 and 61 yards.
Nicky Mixon ran seven times for 64 yards, and Richie Robledo added 59 yards on
15 carries for Gunter (9-0, 6-0). Dalton
Lee added a 34-yard field goal for the Tigers, who finished with 431 yards on
51 carries in the victory. Gunter
had 480 yards of total offense to 86 for the Tomcats (1-8, 0-6), who were held
to five rushing yards on 22 carries. Two
Tiger teams square off this week, with Gunter traveling to Whitewright in a
game featuring teams with a combined 11 straight victories. Tom
Bean, which advanced to the bi-district round of the playoffs in 2008 before
losing to Omaha Paul Pewitt in the first round in Greenville, tries to end its
2009 season on a high note with a home game against Bells, which surrendered a
13-point halftime lead in a road loss at Melissa.
Gunter
44, Tom Bean 0 Tom
Bean
0
0
0
0
-0 Gunter
7
21
6
10 -44 Team
Stats T. Bean
Gunter First
Downs
4
26 Rushes-Yards
22-5
51-431 Passing
Yards
81
49 Fumbles-Lost
0-0 1-1 Punts-Average
10-29.9 2-35 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Tom Bean: Rex Roberts 1-34, Kyle West 2-15, Mitch Trentman 2-15, Jake
Trentman 3-12, Colby Pennell 2-7; Gunter: Dalton Lee 1-49. FIRST
QUARTER Gunter
– Chad Tucker 3 run (Dalton Lee kick) SECOND
QUARTER Gunter
– Tucker 4 run (Lee kick)
Gunter
– Tucker 6 run (Lee kick)
Gunter
– Tucker 59 run (Lee kick)
THIRD
QUARTER Gunter
– Tucker 61 run (Lee kick)
FOURTH
QUARTER Gunter
– Nicky Mixon 3 run (kick failed) Gunter
– Lee 34 FG District
12-2A Chisum
42, Rivercrest 6 BOGATA
- Jeremy Eddington and Brian Glover each scored two touchdowns, as the Mustangs
eased past the host Rebels.
Eddington
ran 16 times for 212 yards, and Glover added 136 yards on 11 carries for Chisum
(6-3, 3-3), which just missed a shutout after Rebel quarterback Brady Kennedy
found Seton Hawkins for a 2-yard touchdown pass. Glover
and Eddington each had first-quarter touchdown runs, and Eddington threw a
9-yard scoring toss to Brian Millsap for a 21-0 halftime lead. The
defense not only kept the Rebels scoreless for more than three quarters and
held them to 204 yards, it also found the end zone in the third quarter after
Kolton Porter returned a fumble 68 yards for a score. Glover
and Eddington added their second touchdown runs from 20 and 61 yards out,
respectively. Kennedy
completed seven of 22 passes for 90 yards, as the Rebels gave up 408 yards of
total offense. The
Rebel quarterback was also the team’s leading rusher after finishing with 86
yards on 20 carries. Chisum
looks to finish on a high note next week against Redwater even though seven
wins wouldn’t be enough to extend the season.
Chisum
42, Rivercrest 6 Chisum 14 7 14 7 -42 Rcrest 0 0 0 6 -6 Team
Stats Chisum Rivercrest First
Downs 15 14 Rushes-Yards
35-381 32-114 Passing
Yards 27 90 C-A-I 4-9-1 8-22-0 Fumbles-Lost
1-2 1-2 Punts-Average
0 3-35.3 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Chisum: Zach Millsap 3-16, Sloan Moss 1-11; Rivercrest: Kyle McCuller 2-40,
Luke Wright 3-27, Jordan White 2-21, Seton Hawkins 1-2. FIRST
QUARTER Chisum
– Brian Glover 18 run (Tyler Jeffery kick) Chisum
– Jeremy Eddington 11 run (Jeffery kick) SECOND
QUARTER Chisum
– Brian Millsap 9 pass from Eddington (Jeffery kick) THIRD
QUARTER Chisum
– Kolton Porter 68 fumble return (Jeffery kick) Chisum
– Glover 20 run (Jeffery kick) FOURTH
QUARTER Chisum
– Eddington 61 run (Jeffery kick) Rivercrest
– Seton Hawkins 2 pass from Brady Kennedy (kick blocked) Prairiland
32, Hooks 13 PATTONVILLE
- Randal Sessums ran 29 times for 220 yards and a touchdown, while Payne
Schuelke made the most of his five carries with a pair of touchdowns, as the
Patriots (9-0, 6-0) set up a matchup of district unbeatens against Paul Pewitt
in this final week of the regular season for the second time in as many years.
The teams
fought through a scoreless third quarter, with Schuelke scoring his second
touchdown from a yard out, and Tanner Connot adding his second of three
successful two-point conversions for a 24-7 advantage. Aaron
Doddy threw his second of two touchdowns, a 21-yarder to Deonte Henderson, to
bring the Hornets within 11 points. Josh
Esch, one of three Patriots floating around the 30-yard rushing mark along with
Schuelke and Connot, added an insurance touchdown from 20 yards out for the
final margin. Hooks
(4-5, 4-2) took a 7-0 first-quarter lead on Doddy’s 65-yard touchdown pass to
Kendrick Henderson, but Sessums and Schuelke responded with 10-yard scoring
runs for a 16-7 Prairiland lead it extended to 17 in the fourth quarter. The
Patriots almost doubled Hooks’ output with 356 yards of total offense to the
Hornets’ 182, as Doddy finished with 109 yards passing. Schuelke
also had an interception for the Patriots, who will play Leonard Nov. 14 at a
time and place to be determined. A
loss by the Patriots means a date against District 11-2A runner-up Melissa.
Prairiland
32, Hooks 13 Hooks 7 0 0 6 -13 Pland 0 16 0 16 -32 Team
Stats Hooks Prairiland First
Downs 7 14 Rushes-Yards
24-73 47-329 Passing
Yards 109 27 C-A-I 2-8-1 4-15-0 Fumbles-Lost
1-1 0-0 Punts-Average
10-29.9 2-35 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Hooks: Stats not available; Prairiland: Tanner Connot 3-17, Zach McLamore
1-10. FIRST
QUARTER Hooks
– Kendrick Henderson 65 pass from Aaron Doddy (Demonte Baty kick) SECOND
QUARTER Prairiland
– Randal Sessums 10 run (Tanner Connot pass from Payne Schuelke) Prairiland
– Schuelke 10 run (Sessums run) FOURTH
QUARTER Prairiland
– Schuelke 1 run (Connot run) Hooks
– Deonte Henderson 21 pass from Doddy (run failed) Prairiland
– Josh Esch 20 run (Connot run) Paul
Pewitt 55, Clarksville 21 NEW
BOSTON – Bam Finley ran 30 times for 226 yards and four touchdowns, while Jerry
Braddock finished with 162 yards on 24 carries, as the Brahmas (7-2, 6-0)
prepare to host Prairiland once again in defense of its District 12-2A
championship.
Jordan
McFarland added 39 yards on 11 carries and three scores for Paul Pewitt, who
will play Leonard on Nov. 14 with a win and Melissa if it loses this week at
home to the visiting Patriots. Clarksville
(3-6, 1-5) trailed by only a touchdown entering the third quarter, but Pewitt
quickly put things away with two 1-yard scoring runs by Finley along with an
18-yarder by McFarland. Paul
Pewitt had 506 yards of total offense, all on the ground with 506 yards on a
whopping 78 carries, as Finley added his final touchdown from six yards out. McFarland
and Finley set the tone for things to come with touchdown runs in the first
quarter, but H.B. Rosser responded with an 18-yard touchdown pass to Kelton
Scales. McFarland
and Radonte Edwards exchanged touchdowns in the second quarter, with Edwards
scoring from 29 yards out. McFarland
scored for the third time in the first half, and Rosser threw his second touchdown,
a 23-yarder to Gary Moore, for a 28-21 Tiger deficit at the half.
Paul
Pewitt 55, Clarksville 21 Paul
Pewitt 14 14 20 7 -55 Clarksville 7 14 0 0 -21 Team
Stats PP Clarksville First
Downs 35 8 Rushes-Yards
78-506 21-76 Passing
Yards 0 60 C-A-I 0-3-0 4-12-1 Fumbles-Lost
2-0 2-0 Punts-Average
0 4-31.7 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Paul Pewitt: None; Clarksville: Gary Moore 2-42, Kelton Scales 1-18, Jeremy
Ricks 1-0. FIRST
QUARTER Paul
Pewitt – Jordan McFarland 4 run (Jacob Morton kick) Paul
Pewitt – Bam Finley 12 run (Morton kick) Clarksville
– Kelton Scales 18 pass from H.B. Rosser (Radonte Edwards kick) SECOND
QUARTER Paul
Pewitt – McFarland 6 run (Morton kick) Clarksville
– Radonte Edwards 29 run (kick failed) Paul
Pewitt – McFarland 5 run (Morton kick) Clarksville
– Gary Moore 23 pass from Rosser (Quan Bell run) THIRD
QUARTER Paul
Pewitt – Finley 1 run (Morton kick) Paul
Pewitt – Finley 1 run (Morton kick) Paul
Pewitt – McFarland 18 run (kick blocked) FOURTH
QUARTER Paul
Pewitt – Finley 6 run (Morton kick) District
13-A Collinsville
49, Era 12 COLLINSVILLE– Chris Carney ran 13 times for 62 yards and three touchdowns, as the Pirates
(5-4, 2-1) are playoff bound and convincingly made their case Friday night
after dominating the Hornets.
Cory
Ragsdale ran nine times for 102 yards and completed seven of 10 passes for 185
yards and two scores for Collinsville, who will root for Era this week, as a
Hornets win against Muenster combined with a Pirate win at Lindsay could clinch
an outright district title for Collinsville. Jeff
Polley finished with 97 yards on 15 carries and a touchdown, as the Pirates
finished six yards shy of 500 in total offense. Carney
scored the lone points of the first quarter on a 10-yard touchdown run and
scored from a yard out in the second quarter. Era
cut its deficit to eight but could muster only six more points despite a
respectable 340 yards of total offense. Ragsdale
threw a 59-yard touchdown pass to David Byrom (four receptions, 74 yards) and a
32-yarder to Tyler Ford (two catches, 63 yards), as Collinsville led 29-6 at
the half and added 13 unanswered points in the third quarter on scoring runs by
Carney and Polley. Clay
Waters returned a fumble one yard for a touchdown in the fourth quarter for the
Pirates.
Collinsville
49, Era 12 Era 0 6 0 6 -12 Cville 7 22 13 7 -49 Team
Stats Era Collinsville First
Downs 14 23 Rushes-Yards
39-213 48-309 Passing
Yards 127 185 C-A-I 10-26-1 7-10-0 Fumbles-Lost
2-1 1-1 Punts-Average
4-31.7 0 Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Era: Stats Not Available; Collinsville: David Byrom 4-74, Tyler Ford 2-63,
Chris Carney 1-48.
FIRST
QUARTER Collinsville
– Chris Carney 10 run (Chase Medler kick) SECOND
QUARTER Collinsville
– Carney 1 run (Medler kick) Era
– Adam Dunn 64 run (kick failed) Collinsville
– David Byrom 59 pass from Cory Ragsdale (Medler kick) Collinsville
– Tyler Ford 32 pass from Ragsdale (Medler kick) THIRD
QUARTER Collinsville
– Carney 3 run (Medler kick) Collinsville
– Jeff Polley 8 run (kick failed) FOURTH
QUARTER Collinsville
– Clay Waters 1 fumble return (Medler kick) Era
– Dunn 1 run (kick failed) District
9-6 Man (II) Fannindel
49, Gold-Burg 0 BOWIE– Justin Sims ran four times for 42 yards and three touchdowns and added a
fourth score as a receiver in the Falcons’ win.
Fannindel,
which can clinch a district championship with a win this week at home against
Forestburg, needed only a half to win via mercy rule and finished with 211
rushing yards on only 14 carries and 310 total yards for the game. Corey
Brown ran three times for 77 yards and two touchdowns, Zach Rose had 57 yards
on four carries a score. Jacolby
Judkins added thre carries for 35 yards. Brown
also completed both of his passes for 99 yards and a 48-yard touchdown to Sims,
who scored three times in the second quarter. Judkins
added a two-point conversion for the final margin, as Brown completed both of
his passes for 99 yards and a 48-yard scoring pass to Sims. Sims
scored from 27 yards out to accompany Brown’s two touchdowns of six and 56
yards, while Rose found the end zone from three yards out for a 26-0
first-quarter lead. Sims
caught his scoring reception from Brown and scored twice on runs of three and
two yards for the final margin at the half. The
Falcons held Gold-Burg to one first down and have their season finale remaining
against Forestburg before having a bye week preceding its first playoff game
sometime the week of Nov. 19-21.
Fannindel
49, Gold-Burg 0 Fannindel 26 23 x x -49 Gold-Burg 0 0 x x -0 Team
Stats FHS Gold-Burg
First
Downs 11 1 Rushes-Yards 14-211 NA Passing
Yards 99 NA C-A-I 2-2-0 NA Fumbles-Lost
0-0 NA Punts-Average
0-0 NA Individual
Statistics Receiving
– Fannindel: Justin Sims 2-99; Gold-Burg: Stats Not Available FIRST
QUARTER Fannindel
– Corey Brown 6 run (kick failed) Fannindel
– Justin Sims 27 run (kick failed) Fannindel
– Brown 56 run (Ricky Ashmore pass from Xavier Brown) Fannindel
– Zach Rose 3 run (Ashmore pass from Xavier Brown) SECOND
QUARTER Fannindel
– Sims 48 pass from Corey Brown (Rose kick) Fannindel
– Sims 3 run (Rose kick) Fannindel – Sims 2 run (Jacolby Judkins run) |
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