AREA FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Burkburnett hangs 62 points on Bridgeport
CLASS 4A
BURKBURNETT 62, BRIDGEPORT 34
BURKBURNETT – Burkburnett scored more than half its 2021 season point total in one game Friday night, routing Bridgeport, 62-34, for a successful 2022 debut. The Bulldogs totaled just 120 points in 10 games last season.
It’s the most points Burkburnett has scored since a 63-0 win against Venus in Week 1 of the 2018 season.
Junior quarterback Hunter McCall led the Bulldogs with a career game, completing 23 of 29 passes for 352 yards and six TDs. McCall threw seven TDs all of last season.
The Bulldogs finished with 599 total yards, including 247 rushing. McCall had 95 rushing, while Colten Swanson led the Bulldogs with 100 yards and two TDs. Rylan Stringfellow was the top receiver, catching 11 passes for 179 yards.
Bridgeport had 516 yards, including 395 passing. Quarterback Mason McComis completed 29 of 42 passes for 384 yards, four TDs and no interceptions.
Burkburnett (1-0) hits the road to play Krum next week.
Burkburnett 62, Bridgeport 34
Bridgeport 0 13 7 14 -34
Burkburnett 0 27 14 21 -62
SECOND QUARTER
BUR – Kellen Anderson 8 pass from Hunter McCall (kick good)
BRI – Unknown 19 pass from Mason McComis (kick failed)
BUR – Bradley Lovelace 45 pass from McCall (kick good)
BRI – Adan Santoyo 7 pass from McComis (Javier Banuelos kick)
BUR – Rylan Stringfellow 29 pass form McCall (kick good)
BUR – Colten Swanson 4 run (kick failed)
THIRD QUARTER
BUR – Elijah Maldonado 2 run (kick good)
FOURTH QUARTER
BUR – Jace Starling 15 pass from McCall (kick good)
BRI – Unknown 28 pass from McComis (Banuelos kick)
BUR – Swanson 3 run (kick good)
BRI – Santoyo 4 pass from McComis (Banuelos kick)
BUR – Stringfellow 23 pass from McCall (kick good)
TEAM STATS
First downs: (Br) 22; (Bu) 28
Rushing: (Br) 28-121; (Bu) 34-247
Passing: (Br) 30-44-2—395; (Bu) 23-29-0—352
Punting: (Br) 2-40; (Bu) 1-34
Fumbles: (Br) 0-0; (Bu) 0-0
Penalties: (Br) 9-81; (Bu) 16-182
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (Bu) Colten Swanson 15-100, Hunter McCall 7-95.
PASSING: (Br) Mason McComis 29-42-2—384; (Bu) McCall 23-29-0—352.
RECEIVING: (Br) Adan Santoyo 11-143; (Bu) Stringfellow 11-179, Kellen Anderson 4-70. RECORDS: Bridgeport 0-1; Burkburnett 1-0.
GRAHAM 41, BOWIE 22
GRAHAM – Ty Thompson threw for four touchdowns and ran for two more, sparking Graham’s 41-22 victory against Bowie in non-district action Friday at Newton Field.
Three of Thompson’s TD throws went to Peyton Kinman, including a 44-yard connection in the first quarter. The duo hooked up for a pair of 18-yard TDs in the second quarter, helping spot Graham a 27-14 lead at the half.
Thompson finished 11 of 17 for 185 yards and no interceptions. Kinman caught four passes for 86 yards. Brayden Riggins had six receptions for 78 yards and a TD. Rylan Monsey led the Steers on the ground, rushing for 124 yards on 11 carries.
Quarterback Brody Armstrong had a solid varsity debut for Bowie, completing 21 of 39 passes for 158 yards, a touchdown and an interception. He also rushed for 64 yards and two TDs on 24 carries.
Graham (1-0) travels to play Springtown (0-1), while Bowie (0-1) goes on the road to Bridgeport (0-1) next week.
Graham 41, Bowie 22
Bowie 0 14 0 8 -22
Graham 6 21 7 7 -41
FIRST QUARTER
G – Peyton Kinman 44 pass from Ty Thompson (kick failed)
SECOND QUARTER
B – Matthew McCarty 2 run (kick failed)
G – Kinman 18 pass from Thompson (Holton Weatherman kick)
G – Thompson 15 run (Jesus Lucio kick)
G – Kinman 18 pass from Thompson (Lucio kick)
B – Brody Armstrong 11 run (McCarty run)
THIRD QUARTER
G – Thompson 4 run (Lucio kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
B – Armstrong 2 run (AJ Whatley pass from Armstrong)
G – Brayden Riggins 15 pass from Thompson (Lucio)
TEAM STATS
First downs: (B) 18; (G) 17
Rushing: (B) 40-93; (G) 29-147
Passing: (B) 21-40-1—158; (G) 11-17-0—185
Fumbles: (B) 0-0; (G) 1-1
Penalties: (B) 5-20; (B) 6-39
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (B) Brody Armstrong 24-64, Matthew McCarty 15-34; (G) Rylan Monsey 11-124, Michael Young 6-19, Ty Thompson 10-18.
PASSING: (B) Armstrong 21-39-1—158; (G) Thompson 11-17-0—185.
RECEIVING: (B) McCarty 10-76; (G) Peyton Kinman 4-86, Brayden Riggins 6-78.
RECORDS: Bowie 0-1; Graham 1-0.
CLASS 3A
VERNON 56, CITY VIEW 0
Eight different players found the end zone for the Vernon Lions in a 56-0 dismantling of City View on Friday at Veterans Stadium. The first ever meeting between the two programs was decidedly in Vernon’s favor.
Ty Scott, C.J. Johnson, Case Fleming, Kale Sherrill, Jevon Fanner, Jayden Robledo, Hyme Guzman and Brady Holt each crossed the goal line for the Lions, who scored 14 points in every quarter.
The Lions rushed for 312 yards. Johnson led them with 80 on six carries, while Scott had 71 on two carries. This was the most points Vernon has scored in a game since a 60-32 victory against Krum in Week 11 of 2017.
City View struggled to move the ball, finishing with 109 total yard, including 76 on 12 of 25 passing for quarterback Jacobe Monroe.
City View (0-1) heads across the border to battle Frederick, while Vernon (1-0) hosts Gainesville (0-1) next week.
Vernon 56, City View 0
City View 0 0 0 0 -0
Vernon 14 14 14 14 -56
FIRST QUARTER
V – Ty Scott 64 run (Javier Perez kick), 8:19
V – C.J. Johnson 63 run (Perez kick), 0:10
SECOND QUARTER
V – Case Fleming 41 pass from Kale Sherrill (Perez kick), 10:52
V – Sherrill 3 run (Perez kick), 8:48
THIRD QUARTER
V – Jevon Fanner 33 fumble return (Perez kick), 11:43
V – Jayden Robledo 40 fumble return (Perez kick), 10:00
FOURTH QUARTER
V- Hyme Guzman 3 run (Perez kick), 11:53
V – Brady Holt 3 run (Perez kick), 2:45
TEAM STATS
First downs: (CV) 6; (V) 13
Rushing: (CV) 29-33; (V) 41-312
Passing: (CV) 12-25-1—76; (V) 2-3-0—51
Fumbles: (CV) 3-2; (V) 0-0
Penalties: (CV) 11-62; (V) 11-110
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (CV) Jeremiah Durham 16-26, Jacobe Monroe 11-24; (V) C.J. Johnson 6-80, Ty Scott 2-71.
PASSING: (CV) Monroe 12-25-1—76; (V) Kale Sherrill 2-3-0—51.
RECEIVING: (CV) Desmond Whiteside 5-41, Tre Hansboro 2-17; (V) Case Fleming 1-41, Tyrone McKinney 1-10.
RECORDS: City View 0-1; Vernon 1-0.
HENRIETTA 36, WINDTHORST 7
HENRIETTA – What Garrett Blevins may have lacked for efficiency in his first start at quarterback, he made up for with big plays.
The junior signal-caller led Henrietta to a 36-7 season-opening victory against Windthorst at Bearcat Stadium on Friday. It’s Henrietta’s first win against Windthorst since 2017.
Blevins completed just 5 of 17 passes but made them count for 142 yards and two touchdowns. He also led the Bearcats with 97 rushing yards and a score on 11 carries. Brady Lyde was Blevins’ top target, catching three passes for 102 yards, including a 63-yard TD late in the third quarter.
Windthorst was held to 153 total yards, including 120 rushing on 38 carries. Clay Hoff and Logan Cope each ran for 57 yards with Hoff scoring the Trojans’ lone TD on a 1-yard in the third quarter.
Windthorst (0-1) is idle next week, while Henrietta (1-0) travels to play Millsap.
Henrietta 36, Windthorst 7
Windthorst 0 0 7 0 -7
Henrietta 0 14 8 14 -36
SECOND QUARTER
H – Garrett Blevins 41 run (kick failed), 4:17
H – Jacob Fletcher 21 pass from Blevins (Blevins kick), 1:06
THIRD QUARTER
W – Clay Hoff 1 run (Brayden Berend kick), 4:42
H – Brady Lyde 63 pass from Blevins (Blevins run), 0:08
FOURTH QUARTER
H – Blaze Deaton 39 run (Blevins kick), 8:50
H – Cannon Cody 7 run (Blevins kick), 2:02
TEAM STATS
First downs: (W) 11; (H) 16
Rushing: (W) 38-120; (H) 39-258
Passing: (W) 6-14-1—33; (H) 5-17-0—142
Punting: (W) 6-25; (H) 3-38.7
Fumbles: (W) 2-1; (H) 0-0
Penalties: (W) 3-35; (H) 13-115
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (W) Clay Hoff 18-57, Logan Cope 11-57, Tyler Comacho 3-19; (H) Garrett Blevins 11-97, Blaze Deaton 5-64, Ty Deaton 7-47.
PASSING: (W) Cope 6-13-1—33; (H) Blevins 5-17-0—142.
RECEIVING: (W) Kolby Teakell 1-18, Jaxon Stark 1-14; (H) Brady Lyde 3-102, Jacob Fletcher 1-21.
RECORDS: Windthorst 0-1; Henrietta 1-0.
BRECKENRIDGE 42, JACKSBORO 13
BRECKENRIDGE – Breckenridge proved too much for Jacksboro for the second straight season, handing the Tigers a 42-13 loss Friday at Buckaroo Stadium. Breckenridge led 35-0 in the fourth quarter before Jacksboro put points on the board.
Stats are yet to be reported for this game.
Jacksboro (0-1) hosts Boyd next Friday in the first game at Tiger Stadium since a tornado damaged it in the spring.
CLASS 2A
NOCONA 41, ERA 22
NOCONA – Brady McCasland and Johnathan Stone combined for 305 rushing yards and four touchdowns in Nocona’s 41-22 victory against Era on Friday at Jack Crain Stadium.
McCasland led the charge with 171 rushing yards, including a 97-yard TD in the third quarter. Stone rushed for 134 yards with TD runs of 6 and 4 yards.
As a team, Nocona rushed for 412 yards. McCasland was also 3 for 8 passing for 41 yards and a touchdown.
Nocona (1-0) tries to stay undefeated next week when it hosts Quanah (0-1).
Nocona 41, Era 22
Era 0 14 0 8 -22
Nocona 14 6 15 6 -41
FIRST QUARTER
N – Johnathan Stone 6 run (kick failed), 10:01
N – Luke Fuller 23 pass from Brady McCasland ( McCasland run), 3:04
SECOND QUARTER
N – McCasland 1 run (Arturo Garcia kick), 8:51
E – Kameron King 5 run (Jarren Twiner run), 2:37
E – Jayden Lira 41 pass from Twiner (Bradyn Bookhout pass from Twiner), 0:02
THIRD QUARTER
N – Stone 4 run (Bodie Davis pass from McCasland), 11:19
N – McCasland 97 run (Garcia kick), 6:54
FOURTH QUARTER
E – Justice Jones 11 run (Twiner run), 10:06
N – Garcia 21 run (Garcia kick), 3:56
TEAM STATS
First downs: (E) 17; (N) 20
Rushing: (E) 41-97; (N) 46-412
Passing: (E) 12-26-3—197; (N) 3-8-0—41
Fumbles: (E) 1-1; (N) 4-4
Penalties: (E) 8-70; (N) 7-55
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (E) Kameron King 12-55, Jarren Twiner 23-22; (N) Brady McCasland 16-171, Jonathan Stone 13-134.
PASSING: (E) Twiner 12-26-1—197; (N) McCasland 3-8-0—41.
RECEIVING: (E) Bradyn Bookhout 5-87, Jayden Lira 3-80; (N) Luke Fuller 1-23, Charlie Fuller 1-11, Bodie Davis 1-7.
RECORDS: Era 0-1; Nocona 1-0.
OLNEY 31, ALVORD 0
OLNEY – Braulio Flores returned two interceptions for touchdowns, spearheading Olney’s stellar defensive effort in a 31-0 victory against Alvord at Cub Stadium on Friday.
Flores had a 55-yard interception return in the first quarter, spotting Olney a 13-0 lead, then put the team’s final points on the board with a 60-yard return in the fourth.
Gatlin Guy and Colin Mason each had TD runs for the Cubs.
Olney (1-0) attempts to stay undefeated with a trip to Petrolia (0-1) next week.
Olney 31, Alvord 0
Alvord 0 0 0 0 -0
Olney 13 3 0 15 -31
FIRST QUARTER
O – Gatlin Guy 8 run (run failed), 5:42
O – Braulio Flores 55 interception return (Jacob Hernandez kick), :25
SECOND QUARTER
O – FG, Hernandez 17, :08
FOURTH QUARTER
O – Colin Mason 1 run (Cyler Sosa run), 11:00
O – Flores 60 interception return (Hernandez kick), 6:12
TEAM STATS
First downs: (A) 8; (O) 7
Rushing: (A) 26-42; (O) 41-265
Passing: (A) 15-33-2—111; (O) 2-4-0—32
Punting: (A) NA; (O) 5-38.8
Fumbles: (A) 2-2; (O) 1-1
Penalties: (A) 1-15; (O) 9-55
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (O) Colin Mason 9-72; Gatlin Guy 12-45; Cycler Sosa 9-43, Braulio Flores 4-42.
PASSING: (O) Guy 2-4-0—32.
RECEIVING: (O) Luis Castillo 1-28. RECORDS: Alvord 0-1; Olney 1-0.
ARCHER CITY 35, QUANAH 12
QUANAH – Braden Ritchey picked up his first win as a head coach Friday, leading Archer City to a 35-12 victory against former district rival Quanah at Indian Stadium.
Freshman quarterback Joe Castles had an impressive freshman debut, completing 14 of 22 passes for 216 yards, four TDs and two interceptions. Kole Stovall caught two of those TDs, while McKinnen Beaver and Chance Warren had one score each.
Elijah Jackson led the Wildcats with 28 rushing yards and a TD on seven carries.
Quanah featured a solid ground attack in the losing effort, with Michael Garza rushing for a team-high 87 yards and two TDs on 17 carries. Jason Sanchez had 76 rushing on 17 carries. Garza and Aidan Cerna each had interceptions on defense.
Archer City (1-0) looks to stay undefeated when it hosts Anson (0-1), while Quanah (0-1) visits Nocona (1-0) next week.
SACRED HEART 34, PETROLIA 14
MUENSTER – Ryan Swirsczynski had his way throwing and running against Petrolia in a 34-14 victory for Muenster Sacred Heart on Friday.
The Sacred Heart quarterback threw two touchdowns and rushed for three more, accounting for most of the Tigers’ 287 total yards.
Petrolia finished with 189 yards, including 115 on the ground. Caleb Henderson rushed for 57 yards and a TD, while quarterback Gage Bowers added 53 yards and a score on eight carries.
Petrolia (0-1) hosts Olney (1-0) next week.
Muenster Sacred Heart 34, Petrolia 14
Petrolia 0 7 7 0 -14
Sacred Heart 14 14 6 0 -34
FIRST QUARTER
SH – Ryan Swirczynski 13 run (pass failed), 9:29
SH – Nathan Hesse 35 pass from Swirczynski (Swirczynski run), 3:25
SECOND QUARTER
P – Caleb Henderson 1 run (Ethan Holley kick), 10:39
SH – Hesse 44 pass from Swirczynski (Swirczynski run), 9:37
SH – Gus Ganzon 13 run (pass failed), 6:08
THIRD QUARTER
P – Gage Bowers 24 run (Holley kick), 9:26
SH – Swirczynski 1 run (run failed), 6:41
TEAM STATS
First downs: (P) 9; (SH) 16
Rushing: (P) 31-115; (SH) 30-187
Passing: (P) 4-9-2—72; (SH) 4-10-1—100
Punting: (P) 6-22.8; (SH) 1-31
Fumbles: (P) 1-1; (SH) 2-2
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (P) Caleb Henderson 18-57, Gage Bowers 8-53.
PASSING: (P) Bowers 4-9-2—72.
RECORDS: Petrolia 0-1; Muenster Sacred Heart 1-0.
SANTO 49, ELECTRA 0
ELECTRA – Jaime Sandoval scored three touchdowns, and Santo made quick work of Electra with a 49-0 victory Friday at Tiger Stadium.
Sandoval had two rushing touchdowns and returned an interception for a score. Kash Johnson led Santo with 108 rushing yards and a TD. Hutson Thornton complete 4 of 5 passes for 81 yards and two TDs.
Electra has not reported stats.
Electra (0-1) returns to action next week on the road against Memphis.
Santo 49, Electra 0
Santo 21 14 7 7 -49
Electra 0 0 0 0 -0
FIRST QUARTER
S – Jaime Sandoval 25 run (Kevin Valenzuela kick)
S – Jake Byrd 8 pass from Hutson Thornton (Valenzuela kick)
S – Sandoval interception return (Valenzuela kick)
SECOND QUARTER
S – Sandoval 34 run (Valenzuela kick)
S – Kash Johnson 45 run (Valenzuela kick)
THIRD QUARTER
S – Luke Tucker 10 run (Valenzuela kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
S – Byrd 35 pass from Thornton (Valenzuela kick)
SEYMOUR 47, ANSON 22
SEYMOUR – Brayden Loyd and Keegan Gilbreath alternated at quarterback to fair results in Seymour’s 47-22 victory against Anson on Friday at Fair Park Stadium. Dan Loyd celebrated his first win as head coach of the Panthers.
Brayden Loyd threw the ball more, completing 15 of 22 passes for 120 yards, two TDs and an interception. Meanwhile, Gilbreath played multiple roles, throwing for 127 yards and two TDs on 4 of 9 passing, rushing for 100 yards and two TDs on 10 carries and catching four passes for 49 yards and a score.
Tabor Wyatt had six catches for 89 yards and two TDs, while David Charo caught three passes for 77 yards and a score.
Isaac Willden had a 20-yard interception return TD for the Seymour defense.
Seymour (1-0) steps up the competition with a visit to Lindsay next week.
MUNDAY 18, MERCY CULTURE 14
BOWIE – Chris Garcia effectively ran Munday’s new spread offense, leading the Moguls to an 18-14 victory against Fort Worth Mercy Culture at Jackrabbit Stadium on Friday. Garcia’s effort awarded Webb Murphy his first win as a head coach.
Garcia completed 15 of 22 passes for 148 yards and an interception but did as much damage on the ground, rushing for 127 yards and two TDs on 12 carries.
Keon Taylor was Garcia’s top receiver with 64 yards on four catches.
Munday (1-0) hosts TLCA-Abilene next week.
SIX-MAN
BENJAMIN 78, MORAN 6
BENJAMIN – Benjamin looked the part of its No. 1 state ranking Friday night, needing two quarters to dispatch Moran, 78-6, at Ben Grill Field.
The Mustangs gained all of their yards on the ground, finishing for 306. Grayson Rigdon rushed for 202 yards on just four carries. Brody White had 40 on two carries.
Moran managed a mere 58 total yards.
Benjamin (1-0) faces a tougher challenge next week when it hosts Irion County.
Benjamin 78, Moran 6
Moran 0 6 X X -6
Benjamin 56 22 X X -78
TEAM STATS
First downs: (M) 3; (B) 9
Rushing: (M) 21-23; (B) 13-306
Passing: (M) 6-10-0—35; (B) 0-2-0—0
Punting: (M) 3-34.3; (B) 0-0
Fumbles: (M) 3-3; (B) 1-1
Penalties: (M) 1-5; (B) 1-10
INDIVIDUAL STATS
RUSHING: (M) Conner Hail 19-30; (B) Grayson Rigdon 4-202, Brody White 2-40.
PASSING: (M) Ellis Hise 4-8-0—37; (B) White 0-0-0—0, Hudson Cates 0-1-0—0.
RECEIVING: (M) Cotton Cambell 4-37.
RECORDS: Moran 0-1; Benjamin 1-0.
NEWCASTLE 72, RANGER 42
NEWCASTLE – Ty Strawbridge found the end zone nine times Friday, leading Newcastle to a 72-42 victory against Ranger at Bobcat Stadium.
Strawbridge rushed for 156 yards and four TDs and passed for 185 yards and three scores. He also caught a 7-yard TD and returned a kickoff 60 yards for a score.
Kenny Jones caught two of Strawbridge’s TD passes and had a 55-yard fumble return TD. Osbaldo Pacheco had a rushing and receiving score.
Newcastle (1-0) hosts Woodson next week.
OTHER SIX-MAN SCORES
(No stats reported.)
Azle Christian 45, Bryson 0
Perrin-Whitt 37, Gold-Burg 27
Saint Jo 54, WCS 8
Gordon 49, Throckmorton 0
Northside 58, Patton Springs 6
Forestburg 45, North Texas Spartans 31
This article originally appeared on Wichita Falls Times Record News: Windthorst-Henrietta, City View-Vernon 2022 high school football score
