AREA FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Holliday completes undefeated regular season
CLASS 4A
IOIWA PARK 56, VERNON 7
VERNON – Ty Cunningham threw three TD passes and ran for another, guiding Iowa Park to a 56-7 victory against District 3-4A Division II rival Vernon on Friday at Lion Stadium. The Hawks (5-4, 3-1) head into the postseason where they’ll face Van Alstyne in a bi-district matchup at 7 p.m. Friday at Ranger Stadium in Saginaw. Vernon finishes the season 1-9 overall and 0-4 in district.
Cunningham had three TD passes to three different receivers in the first half. He only attempted 10 passes, completing seven for 102 yards. Cunningham rushed for 62 yards on two carries, including a 41-yard TD in the second quarter.
The Hawks finished with 463 total yards, including 361 rushing. Jaydon Southard led them with 84 rushing yards on five carries. Marcus Myles had 80 yards on nine carries.
The Lions scored their lone TD with 7:17 left in the game when Kale Sherrill hit Tavares Gaines for 22 yards. The Lions were held to 98 yards.
Iowa Park 56, Vernon 7
Iowa Park 28 14 7 7 -56
Vernon 0 0 0 7 -7
FIRST QUARTER
IP – Mason Cravens 40 pass from Ty Cunningham (Cannon Whittington kick), 8:58
IP – Cooper Shepherd 4 pass from Cunningham (Whittington kick), 8:17
IP – Carson Stevens 19 run (Whittington kick), 6:17
IP – Kolten Sadberry 22 pass from Cunningham (Whittington kick) 1:50
SECOND QUARTER
IP – Cunningham 41 run (Whittington kick), 8:39
IP – Jaydon Southard 40 run (Whittington kick), 5:23
THIRD QUARTER
IP – Marcus Myles 9 run (Whittington kick), 4:50
FOURTH QUARTER
IP – Jacobie Ragsdale 1 run (Whittington kick), 11:51
V – Tavares Gaines 22 pass from Kale Sherrill (Javier Perez kick), 7:17
TEAM STATS
First Downs: (IP) 15; (V) 5
Rushing: (IP) 34-361; (V) 25-27
Passing: (IP) 8-11-0—102; (V) 7-16-0—71
Punts: (IP) 1-44; (V) 8-30.1
Fumbles: (IP) 1-1; (V) 2-2
Penalties: (IP) 6-65; (V) 7-60
INDIVIDUAL STATS
RUSHING – (IP) Jaydon Southard 5-84, Marcus Myles 9-80, Ty Cunningham 2-62, Rody Williams 3-43, Mason Cravens 1-40, Carson Stevens 4-33, Parker Allen 8-15, Brayden Bajo 1-3, Jacobie Ragsdale 1-1. (V) T.J. Thomas 8-23, C.J. Johnson 5-10, Adarius Williams 4-7, Tyrone McKinney 2-5, Salvador Perez 4-0, Kale Sherrill 2-(-18).
PASSING – (IP) Ty Cunningham 7-10-0—102; (V) Kale Sherrill 7-16-0—71.
RECEIVING – (IP) Kolten Sadberry 2-30, Mason Cravens 2-57, Jaydon Southard 1-11, Cooper Shepherd 1-4. (V) Tavares Gaines 2-28, Jayden Robledo 2-25, Tyrone McKinney 3-18.
RECORDS – Iowa Park 5-4, 3-1; Vernon 1-9, 0-4.
CLASS 3A
HOLLIDAY 56, HENRIETTA 13
HENRIETTA – Holliday put together another dominant performance Friday, routing rival Henrietta, 56-13, and completing an undefeated regular season. Holliday (10-0, 5-0) moves on to face Jacksboro in the bi-district round at 7 p.m. Thursday in Graham. Henrietta (7-3, 3-2) draws Millsap at 7 p.m. Friday in Birdville.
The Eagles have won at least 10 games in five straight seasons. This is their first undefeated regular season since 2008.
Henrietta’s Garrett Blevins got the Bearcats on the board first with a 75-yard TD run on the game’s first play from scrimmage. The Bearcats didn’t score again until there was 43 seconds left in the game, finishing with 222 total yards.
Holliday had 527 total yards, including 406 rushing. Austin Jones led with 129 yards on eight carries. Parker Jones had 86 on three carries. Six different Eagles found the end zone, including two TDs each for Austin Jones and Ethan Twilligear.
Holliday 56, Henrietta 13
Holliday 7 28 14 7 -56
Henrietta 7 0 0 6 -13
FIRST QUARTER
HEN – Garrett Blevins 75 run (Blevins kick), 11:47
HOL – Jaxx Johnson 4 run (Sadler Germany kick), 7:24
SECOND QUARTER
HOL – Austin Jones 9 run (Germany kick), 9:05
HOL – Ethan Twilligear 10 run (Germany kick), 4:23
HOL – JT DeLuna 49 pass from Ethan Faulkner (Germany kick), 3:16
HOL – Collin Hayes 28 pass from Peyton Marchand (Germany kick), :09
THIRD QUARTER
HOL – Jones 10 run (Germany kick), 7:08
HOL – Twilligear 7 run (Germany kick), 3:15
FOURTH QUARTER
HOL – Parker Jones 73 run (Germany kick), 8:17
HEN – Braden Bell 5 run (pass failed), :43
TEAM STATS
First downs: (Ho) 24; (He) 10
Rushing: (Ho) 47-406; (He) 24-153
Passing: (Ho) 5-12-1—121; (He) 9-31-1—69
Punts: (Ho) 3-22; (He) 8-34.4
Fumbles: (Ho) 2-0; (He) 0-0
Penalties: (Ho) 4-40; (He) 5-55
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING – (Ho) Austin Jones 8-129, Parker Jones 3-86, Collin Hayes 4-56, Jaxx Johnson 10-38, Peyton Marchand 5-36, Ethan Twilligear 9-33; (He) Garrett Blevins 2-76, Cannon Cody 6-50, Braden Bell 12-34.
PASSING – (Ho) Marchand 4-10-1—72, Ethan Faulkner 1-1-0—49; (He) 9-31-1—69.
RECEIVING – (Ho) JT DeLuna 2-70, Hayes 1-28; (He) Baron Brown 4-37.
RECORDS – Holliday 10-0, 5-0; Henrietta 7-3, 3-2.
MILLSAP 40, JACKSBORO 33
JACKSBORO – Jacksboro was involved in a three-straight District 5-3A Division II matchup that featured a wild finish Friday. Only this time, the Tigers were on the wrong side of the insanity, suffering a 40-33 loss to Millsap.
The defeat dropped Jacksboro (5-4, 3-2) all the way to the fourth seed, putting the Tigers into a first-round matchup against Holliday at 7 p.m. Thursday in Graham.
Twice it looked like Jacksboro would give itself a chance to tie the game in the final minutes. The Tigers got to the Eastland 6-yard line on a long pass, but a sideline interference penalty set them back. They overcame the mistake and got back inside the Eastland 5 on a screen pass.
But the Tigers fumbled the ball while going into the end zone, and Millsap recovered the seal the win.
It spoiled a big night by Jacksboro quarterback Lando Belcher, who completed 23 of 37 passes for 388 yards, three TDs and one interception. Belcher also rushed for a score. Peyton Kinman caught eight passes for 208 yards and two TDs. The Tigers finished with 509 total yards.
But Millsap answered with 501 yards, including 359 rushing, Waylan Dunn had 284 and two TDs on 31 carries.
Millsap 40, Jacksboro 33
Millsap 6 14 0 20 -40
Jacksboro 6 14 0 13 -33
FIRST QUARTER
JAC – Peyton Kinman 20 pass from Lando Belcher (kick failed)
MIL – Carter Nairn 2 run (kick failed)
SECOND QUARTER
JAC – Dominick Hammond 3 run (Baylor Laake kick)
MIL – Isaac Bourdelais 42 pass from Lawson Nairn (Grant Camarillo kick)
MIL – Waylan Dunn 6 run (Camarillo kick)
JAC – Jett Davenport 9 pass form Belcher (Laake kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
JAC – Belcher 1 run (kick failed)
MIL – Dunn 47 run (81 kick)
MIL – Cade Boyd 9 pass from L. Nairn (81 kick)
MIL – Kole Weaver 20 fumble return (kick failed)
JAC – Kinman 16 pass from Belcher (Laake kick)
TEAM STATS
First downs: (M) 27; (J) 21
Rushing: (M) 51-359; (J) 28-121
Passing: (M) 11-27-1—142; (J) 23-37-1—388
Punts: (M) 3-17; (J) 2-41
Fumbles: (M) 1-0; (J) 4-3
Penalties: (M) 10-92; (J) 10-110
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING – (M) Waylan Dunn 31-284; (J) Baylor Laake 9-38, Gage Owen 5-29, Lando Belcher 6-15.
PASSING – (M) Lawson Nairn 11-27-1—142; (J) Belcher 23-37-1—388,
RECEIVING – (M) Isaac Bourdelais 4-56, Cade Boyd 3-40; (J) Peyton Kinman 8-208, Kaleem Howard 7-83.
RECORDS – Millsap 5-5, 3-2; Jacksboro 5-4, 3-2.
BOYD 48, BOWIE 6
BOWIE – Rendyn Lamance ran wild on Bowie on Friday, delivering Boyd its second win of the season, 48-6, over the Jackrabbits in District 4-3A Division I action at Jackrabbit Stadium. Bowie finishes the season 2-8 overall and 0-7 overall.
Bowie was outgained by the Yellow Jackets, 520-243. Lamance rushed for 211 yards and four TDs. He completed 10 of 13 passes for 114 yards.
Bowie running back Justin Clark had his team’s lone score on a 1-yard run in the first quarter.
Boyd 48, Bowie 6
Boyd 21 15 0 12 -48
Bowie 6 0 0 0 -6
FIRST QUARTER
BOY – Rendyn Lamance 64 run (Aidan LeMasters run)
BOW – Justin Clark 1 run (run failed)
BOY – Jaiylen McGilvery 80 kickoff return (Mason Turner kick)
BOY – Lamance 1 run (kick failed)
SECOND QUARTER
BOY – McGilvery 64 pass from Braden McIntire (Case Ferguson kick)
BOY – Lamance 39 run (Lamance run)
FOURTH QUARTER
BOY – Lamance 11 pass from LeMasters (kick failed)
BOY – Callan Furgeson 2 run (kick failed)
TEAM STATS
First downs: (Boy) 24; (Bow) 13
Rushing: (Boy) 37-319; (Bow) 40-82
Passing: (Boy) 14-20-1—201; (Bow) 13-27-1—161
Punts: (Boy) 2-30; (Bow) 5-28.6
Fumbles: (Boy) 3-3; (Bow) 1-1
Penalties: (Boy) 9-103; (Bow) 4-20
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING – (Boy) Rendyn Lamance 22-211, Callan Furgeson 10-75; (Bow) Justin Clark 15-38.
PASSING – (Boy) Lamance 10-13-1—114; (Bow) Colby Miller 11-25-1—110.
RECEIVING – (Boy) Jaiylen McGilvery 4-104, Mason Turner 5-64; (Bow) Troy Kesey 3-76.
RECORDS – Boyd 2-8, 2-5; Bowie 2-8, 0-7.
CITY VIEW 53, NOCONA 24
Jourdain Durham took over at quarterback and sparked City View to a playoff-clinching 53-24 victory against Nocona on Friday at City View Veterans Field. The Mustangs (4-6, 2-3) nab the fourth and final playoff berth available in District 6-3A Division II. Nocona finishes 2-8 overall and 1-4 in district.
City View meets Eastland to open the playoffs at 7 p.m. Friday in Seymour.
Durham is better known as City View’s all-state linebacker but filled in behind center for the injured Jordan Petty. Durham rushed for touchdowns of 2, 57 and 50 yards in the first half. And he still made his typical impact on defense, returning a fumble 74 yards for a score.
Kiauntre Greshman added two TD runs in the first half, helping the Mustangs to a 39-0 halftime advantage.
Nocona finally got on the board with 7:51 left in the third quarter on a 25-yard run by Ian Hostetter. The Indians also got a TD pass from Brady McCasland to Charlie Fuller, and a TD run by Johnathan Stone.
CLASS 2A
WINDTHORST 60, ERA 0
WINDTHORST – Logan Cope threw six touchdown passes to six different receivers, and Windthorst demolished Era, 60-0, in District 7-2A Division II matchup Friday at Trojan Field. The Trojans (9-1, 3-1) head to the postseason on a high note and pay a visit to Hico for a bi-district matchup at 7 p.m. Thursday.
Cope threw five TD passes in the first quarter, staking the Trojans to a 33-0 lead. He finished 14 of 19 for 198 yards with no interceptions. Backup quarterback Zeke Mayo played the second half with a running clock, finishing the game as Windthorst’s leading rushing with 96 yards and a TD. Mayo also threw for a touchdown.
Era was held to seven total yards.
Windthorst 60, Era 0
Era 0 0 0 0 -0
Windthorst 33 13 7 7 -60
FIRST QUARTER
WIN – Haven Vieth 11 pass from Logan Cope (Zane Hackley kick), 11:32
WIN – Gage Lindley 5 pass from Cope (kick failed), 8:45
WIN – Hunter Herndon 52 pass from Cope (Hackley kick), 6:21
WIN – Moises Quiroz-Cruz 5 pass from Cope (Hackley kick), 5:03
WIN – Hackley 18 pass from Cope (kick failed), 3:45
SECOND QUARTER
WIN – Camden Vieth 9 pass from Cope (Hackley kick), 9:06
WIN – Eugenio Valdes 4 run (kick failed), 4:28
THIRD QUARTER
WIN – Brayden Berend 13 pass from Zeke Mayo (Hackley kick), 9:00
FOURTH QUARTER
WIN – Mayo 5 run (Hackley kick), 5:00
TEAM STATS
First downs: (E) 3; (W) 24
Rushing: (E) 11-(-17); (W) 18-202
Passing: (E) 7-14-1—24; (W) 19-25-0—239
Punts: (E) 5-29.2; (W) NA
Fumbles: (E) 3-3; (W) 0-0
Penalties: (E) 0-0; (W) 2-15
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING – (E) Alek Weaver 4-7; (W) Zeke Mayo 7-96, Clay Hoff 8-67.
PASSING – (E) Jarren Twiner 7-14-1—24; (W) Logan Cope 14-19-0—198, Mayo 5-6-0—41.
RECEIVING – (E) Seth Velasquez 3-13; (W) Zane Hackley 3-57, Hunter Herndon 1-52.
RECORDS – Era 2-8, 1-3; Windthorst 9-1, 3-1.
MUENSTER 53, PETROLIA 6
MUENSTER – Petrolia had no answer for Muenster’s Grant Hess, who scored the Hornets’ first four TDs, leading them to a decisive 53-6 victory and an outright District 7-2A Division II championship. Muenster (10-0, 4-0) faces Cross Plains at 7 p.m. Thursday in Weatherford to open the playoffs. Petrolia (8-2, 2-2) draws Santo at 7 p.m. Friday in Graham.
Hess caught two TD passes from Seth Stoffels, returned a kickoff 85 yards for a TD and a punt 74 yards for a score. The Hornets led 36-6 at halftime.
Petrolia’s lone score came on a 54-yard pass from Cooper Watson to Caleb Henderson with 3:55 left in the first quarter. The Pirates finished with 159 total yards.
Muenster 53, Petrolia 6
Petrolia 6 0 0 0 -6
Muenster 22 14 14 3 -53
FIRST QUARTER
MUE – Grant Hess 15 pass from Seth Stoffels (Martie McCoy kick), 4:10
PET – Caleb Henderson 54 pass from Cooper Watson (Josef McNamara kick), 3:55
MUE – Hess 85 kickoff return (McCoy kick), 3:34
MUE – Hess 32 pass from Stoffels (Gredan Wolf pass from Hess), 1:00
SECOND QUARTER
MUE – Hess 74 punt return (McCoy kick), 10:45
MUE – Grant Ward 3 run (McCoy kick), 4:12
THIRD QUARTER
MUE – Blake Cabett 5 run (McCoy kick), 9:22
MUE – Devon Dickerson 13 run (McCoy kick), 4:28
FOURTH QUARTER
MUE – FG, Devon Bindel 24, 8:50
TEAM STATS
First downs: (P) 8; (M) 20
Rushing: (P) 18-10; (M) 32-231
Passing: (P) 11-27-1—149; (M) 7-9-1—80
Punts: (P) 8-15.9; (M) 1-30
Fumbles: (P) 0-0; (M) 0-0
Penalties: (P) 3-20; (M) 10-125
OLNEY 38, QUANAH 20
OLNEY – Gatlin Guy took over the game in the second quarter and didn’t relinquish it, rushing for 333 yards and leading Olney to a 38-20 victory against Quanah in District 6-2A Division II action Friday at Cub Stadium. The Cubs (5-5, 3-2) finish third in the district and meet Ralls in the bi-district round of the playoffs at 7 p.m. Thursday in Sweetwater.
Quanah draws District 5-2A Division II champion Roscoe to open the postseason at 6 p.m. Thursday in Post.
The Indians led 14-0 after the first quarter, but the Cubs had pulled even and the game was tied a halftime.
The Cubs took the lead on a 20-yard interception return by Donny Welsh early in the third quarter. Cole Turner gave Olney a 25-14 lead with a 22-yard field goal, but the Indians only trailed 25-20 heading into the fourth quarter.
Quanah failed to add points in the final period, while Guy and Jovani Rockmore scored on short TD runs for Olney. The Cubs finished with 473 rushing yards, including 333 and two TDs on 40 carries for Guy. Rockmore had 79 yards and two TDs on 20 carries.
SIX-MAN SCORES
Lubbock Christ the King 54, Wichita Christian 42
Crowell 62, Northside 6
Newcastle 60, Bryson 12
Rule 55, Chillicothe 6
Benjamin 2, Harrold 0, forfeit
Throckmorton 50, Woodson 0
Gold-Burg 46, Forestburg 0
BI-DISTRICT PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
Region I-5A Division II
Carrollton Creekview (6-4) at Rider (9-1), 7 p.m. Friday
WFHS (3-7) at Grapevine (8-2), 7 p.m. Thursday
Region 1-4A Division I
Hirschi (8-2) vs. Pampa (6-4), 7 p.m. Friday, Frenship
Region 1-4A Division II
Graham (6-3) vs. Sanger (5-5), 7 p.m. Friday, Aledo
Iowa Park (5-4) vs. Van Alstyne (7-3), 7 p.m. Friday at Saginaw Chisholm Trail
Region II-3A Division II
Holliday (10-0) vs. Jacksboro (5-4), 7 p.m. Thursday, Graham
Henrietta (7-3) vs. Millsap (5-5), 7 p.m. Friday, Birdville
City View (4-6) vs. Eastland (5-5), 7 p.m. Friday, Seymour
Region II-2A Division II
Windthorst (9-1) at Hico (5-5), 7 p.m. Thursday
Petrolia (8-2) vs. Santo (9-1), 7 p.m. Friday, Graham
Archer City (7-2) vs. Crosbyton (4-6), 6 p.m. Thursday, Abilene’s Shotwell
Seymour (6-4) vs. Lockney (7-3), 7 p.m. Thursday, Jim Ned
Olney (5-5) vs. Ralls (7-3), 7 p.m. Thursday, Sweetwater
Quanah (3-7) vs. Roscoe (8-1), 6 p.m. Thursday, Post
Region I-A Division I
Knox City (5-5) vs. Borden County (5-5), 7 p.m. Friday, Jayton
Region III-A Division I
Newcastle (5-4) vs. Union Hill (6-4), 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Rio Vista
Region II-A Division II
Benjamin (10-0) vs. Jayton (9-1), 7 p.m. Thursday, Knox City
Region III-A Division II
Throckmorton (10-0) vs. Fannindel (7-2), 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Springtown
Gold-Burg (8-2) vs. Lueders-Avoca (3-5), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Woodson
This article originally appeared on Wichita Falls Times Record News: Holliday-Henrietta, Jacksboro-Millsap, Iowa Park-Vernon football score
