AREA FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Iowa Park knocks off rival Vernon
DISTRICT 3-4A DIVISION II
GRAHAM 39, SWEETWATER 8
SWEETWATER – Five different Graham players found the end zone Friday night as the Steers picked up their first district win with a 39-8 decision over Sweetwater.
Ty Thompson threw for 147 yards and three touchdowns, helping the Steers put the game away with a 19-point second quarter.
Brayden Riggins was responsible for the first two scores of the game on catches of 12 and 5 yards. Ryder Taylor’s 18-yard interception return and Peyton Kinman’s 18-yard touchdown catch helped the Steers go ahead 25-0 at the half.
Sweetwater found the end zone in the third quarter, but Rylan Monsey and Rylei Melton responded with second-half rushing touchdowns. Monsey finished with 124 yards on 23 carries.
Graham (5-4, 1-2), which forced five turnovers, finishes up the regular season next week at district leader Midland Greenwood, while Sweetwater (1-7, 1-2) hosts Hirschi.
Graham 39, Sweetwater 8
Graham 6 19 7 7-39
Sweetwater 0 0 8 0-8
FIRST QUARTER
G – Brayden Riggins 12 pass from Ty Thompson (kick failed)
SECOND QUARTER
G – Riggins 5 pass from Thompson (run failed)
G – Ryder Taylor 18 interception return (Jesus Lucio kick0
G – Peyton Kinman 18 pass from Thompson (run failed)
THIRD QUARTER
S – Unknown 5 run (Unknown 2-point conversion)
G – Rylan Monsey 6 run (Lucio kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
G – Rylei Melton 1 run (Lucio kick)
TEAM STATS
First downs: (S) 11; (G) 19
Rushing: (S) 29-127; (G) 12-167
Passing: (S) 9-26-3—108; (G) 15-25-1—147
Punts: (S) 5-40; (G) 4-39.5
Fumbles: (S) 2-2; (G) 1-1
Penalties: (W) 5-25; (M) 5-40
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (G) Rylan Monsey 23-124.
PASSING: (G) Ty Thompson 15-25-1—147.
RECEIVING: (G) Harison Brockway 4-58, Brayden Riggins 4-43.
RECORDS: Sweetwater 1-7, 0-2; Graham 5-4, 1-2.
DISTRICT 3-3A DIVISION I
IOWA PARK 28, VERNON 25
IOWA PARK – Parker Allen and CJ Miser scored touchdowns three minutes apart in the fourth quarter Friday night, providing the difference in Iowa Park’s 28-25 victory over Vernon.
It’s the second straight win for the Hawks (3-5, 2-1), who needed an overtime field goal to edge Bowie last week. They’re now tied with Vernon (5-3, 2-1) for second place in District 3-3A Division I behind Jim Ned.
Evan Dietrichson’s 16-yard touchdown catch midway through the third quarter put IP ahead 17-14, but Vernon’s TJ Thomas scored his second touchdown of the game with 10:06 remaining to put the visitors back up top.
Allen busted loose for a 41-yard touchdown to regain the Hawks’ lead and Miser, who’s missed most of the season, extended the advantage to 28-17 with a 21-yard run with 4:12 to play.
Vernon’s Case Fleming caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from Kale Sherrill with 2:48 left, but that would be the last of the scoring in the fourth.
Iowa Park travels to Clyde next week, while Vernon will look to force a tie at the top of 3-3A when it heads to Jim Ned.
Iowa Park 28, Vernon 25
Vernon 7 3 0 15-25
Iowa Park 0 7 7 14-28
FIRST QUARTER
V – TJ Thomas 2 run (Javier Perez kick), 3:51
SECOND QUARTER
IP – Parker Allen 5 run (Cannon Whittington kick), 2:15
V – FG, Perez 38, :06
THIRD QUARTER
IP – Evan Dietrichson 16 pass from Allen (Whittington kick), 4:48
FOURTH QUARTER
V – Thomas 4 run (Perez kick), 10:06
IP – Allen 41 run (Whittington kick), 7:10
IP – CJ Miser 21 run (Whittington kick), 4:12
V – Case Fleming 11 pass from Kale Sherrill (Ty Scott pass from Sherrill), 2:48
TEAM STATS
First downs: (V) 15; (IP) 15-
Rushing: (V) 38-242; (IP) 50-245
Passing: (V) 7-21-0—105; (IP) 4-6-0—32
Punts: (V) 2-22; (IP) 2-30
Fumbles: (V) 1-0; (IP) 0-0
Penalties: (V) 7-80; (IP) 6-60
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (V) Ty Scott 7-73, Adarius Williams 3-65, TJ Thomas 21-58, Kale Sherill 5-38; (IP) No stats reported.
PASSING: (V) Sherill 7-21-0—105; (IP) No stats reported.
RECEIVING: (V) Tyrone McKinney 4-87; (IP) No stats reported.
RECORDS: Vernon 5-3, 2-1; Iowa Park 3-5, 2-1.
BOWIE 21, CLYDE 14
CLYDE – Bowie earned its first win under coach Hugh Farmer Friday night, going wire-to-wire for a 21-14 victory against Clyde.
The Jackrabbits (1-7, 1-2) ended a 15-game losing streak in the process that dated back to Week 3 of last season.
Matthew McCarty’s 5-yard touchdown in the first quarter was the only scoring in the opening half. Brody Armstrong found AJ Whatley for a 40-yard touchdown in the third quarter to double the lead to 14-0.
The Bulldogs cut the deficit in half with Landrum Wells’ 6-yard touchdown catch, but Armstrong’s 2-yard touchdown run provided the winning margin.
McCarty led the Jackrabbits with 140 rushing yards, while the Bowie defense came up with three interceptions. Bowie hosts Breckenridge next week, while Clyde (4-4, 0-3) hosts Iowa Park.
Bowie 21, Clyde 14
Bowie 7 0 7 7-21
Clyde 0 0 014 -14
FIRST QUARTER
B – Matthew McCarty 5 run (TJ Harleson kick)
THIRD QUARTER
B – AJ Whatley 40 pass from Brody Armstrong (Harleson kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
C – Landrum Wells 6 pass from Tucker Jones (Austin Berry kick)
B – Armstrong 2 run (Harleson kick)
C – Fabian Gomez 2 run (Berry kick)
TEAM STATS
First downs: (B) 15; (C) 24
Rushing: (B) 28-196; (C) 44-237
Passing: (B) 8-18-0—93; (C) 16-27-3—148
Punting: (B) 4-39.8; (C) NA
Fumbles: (B) 0-0; (C) 0-0
Penalties: (B) 14-84; (C) 8-59
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (B) Matthew McCarty 14-140, Jax Johnson 4-29, Brody Armstrong 9-26; (C) Fabian Gomez 18-114, Josh Hutton 17-102.
PASSING: (B) Armstrong 8-18-0—93; (C) Tucker Jones 15-26-3—140.
RECEIVING: (B) Whatley 3-41, McCarty 4-33, Hunter Taylor 1-19; (C) Dai’Jon Booker 4-43, Kendrick Johnson 2-31, Connor Hawk 4-29, Landrum Wells 2-22.
RECORDS: Bowie 1-7, 1-2; Clyde 4-4, 0-3.
DISTRICT 5-3A DIVISION II
JACKSBORO 50, MERKEL 7
MERKEL – Jacksboro bounced back from last week’s loss, dismantling Merkel, 50-7, in District 5-3A Division II action at Badger Stadium. The Tigers (5-3, 2-1) remain tied for second with Millsap, a game back of Comanche (7-1, 3-0) in district play. Merkel falls to 3-5 overall and 2-2 in district.
Stats have not been reported from this game.
Jacksboro hosts Millsap to break the district tie for second next week.
DISTRICT 6-3A DIVISION II
CALLISBURG 34, HENRIETTA 23
HENRIETTA – Garrett Blevins had a hand in all three Henrietta touchdowns Friday night, but it wasn’t enough as Callisburg beat the Bearcats 36-23 to hand them their fourth straight loss.
Henrietta (4-4, 0-3) will look for its first district win next week at S&S Consolidated, while Callisburg (5-3, 3-0) maintains atop 6-3A Division II with Holliday.
Henrietta scored twice in the fourth quarter, but each time Callisburg had a response. Blevins’ 25-yard field goal trimmed the deficit to 21-17, but almost three minutes later Colton Montgomery threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to Jace Bower.
Blevins’ 41-yard touchdown run with 6:58 left to play made it a 28-23 ballgame, but again the Wildcats had an answer as Montgomery scored from 10 yards out.
Blevins rushed for a game-high 119 yards and two touchdowns and threw for 73 yards but was intercepted three times. Henrietta’s other touchdown came on Klein Essler’s 5-yard touchdown before half.
Callisburg 34, Henrietta 23
Callisburg 8 7 6 13-34
Henrietta 0 14 0 9-23
FIRST QUARTER
C – Colton Montgomery 2 run (AJ Cowger run), 1:33
SECOND QUARTER
H – Garrett Blevins 24 run (kick failed), 8:06
C – Colton Simpson 3 run (Ty Morrell kick), 4:39
H – Klein Essler 5 pass from Blevins (Blevins run), 1:52
THIRD QUARTER
C – Montgomery 1 run (kick failed), 4:49
FOURTH QUARTER
H – FG Blevins 25, 11:50
C – Jace Bower 13 pass from Montgomery, 9:08
H – Blevins 41 run (pass failed), 6:58
C – Montgomery 10 run (run failed), 5:49
TEAM STATS
First downs: (C) 28; (H) 14
Rushing: (C) 61-266; (H) 17-141
Passing: (C) 9-11-0—97; (H) 10-21-3—73
Punts: (C) 1-37, (H) 2-37.5
Fumbles: (C) 1-1; (H) 0-0
Penalties: (C) 10-85; (H) 7-55
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (C) Colton Montgomery 24-107, Colton Simpson 14-79, Kayden Molina 8-49; (H) Garrett Blevins 12-119, Ty Deaton 2-12, Will Jetton 2-11.
PASSING: (C) Montgomery 9-11-0—97; (H) Blevins 10-21-3—73.
RECEIVING: (C) Greyson Thurman 2-35, AJ Cowger 4-34; (H) Jacob Fletcher 1-33, Klein Essler 6-31, Logan Taylor 2-14.
RECORDS: Callisburg 5-3, 3-0; Henrietta 4-4, 0-3.
CITY VIEW 51, VALLEY VIEW 14
Kendrick Gibson Jr. caught three touchdown passes Friday, sparking City View’s 51-14 victory against Valley View in District 6-3A Division II action at Veterans Stadium. The Mustangs (3-4, 2-1) are alone in third place in the district standings, a game back of Holliday (8-0, 3-0) and Callisburg (5-3, 3-0).
The Mustangs play second-ranked Holliday next week. Valley View (3-5, 1-2) is currently fourth in the district standings.
Gibson scored on the second play from scrimmage, taking a receiver screen and turning it into a 38-yard TD.
Malachi Williams added a pair of rushing TDs for the Mustangs in the first quarter, giving them a 20-7 lead after the first quarter.
Gibson had two TDs in the second quarter, catching a 2-yard pass from Williams and a 45-yard bomb from Monroe.
City View 51, Valley View 14
Valley View 7 0 0 7 -14
City View 20 17 14 0 -51
FIRST QUARTER
CV – Kendrick Gibson Jr. 38 pass from Jacobe Monroe (Justyn Judie kick), 11:41
CV – Malachi Williams 3 run (Judie kick), 9:03
VV – Daniel Negrete 14 pass from Luis Fernandez (Emanuel Padron kick), 6:23
CV – Williams 5 run (kick failed), 2:14
SECOND QUARTER
CV – FG, Judie 24, 5:05
CV – Gibson Jr. 2 pass from Williams (Judie kick), 2:18
CV – Gibson Jr. 45 pass from Monroe (Judie kick), :39
THIRD QUARTER
CV – Jeremiah Durham 2 run (Judie kick), 8:52
CV – Keshawn Perry 1 run (Judie kick), 2:57
FOURTH QUARTER
VV – Noel Mouton 12 pass fromRene Ahomada (Padron kick), :00
HOLLIDAY 61, S&S CONSOLIDATED 0
SADLER – Holliday crushed S&S Consolidated, 61-0, Friday in a District 6-3A Division II matchup at Ram Stadium.
The second-ranked Eagles (8-0, 3-0) remain undefeated on the season, while S&S (1-7, 0-3) is still searching for its first district.
Stats have not been reported from this game.
Holliday hosts City View next week.
DISTRICT 4-2A DIVISION I
HAWLEY 34, OLNEY 7
HAWLEY – Olney rushed for 292 yards against No. 2 Hawley on Friday but only found the end zone once in a 34-7 in District 4-2A Division I action at Forrest Field. Hawley (8-0, 4-0) remains undefeated on the season, while Olney (5-3, 1-3) remains on the outside looking in for the district’s playoff race.
The Cubs had two players top 100 rushing yards, including Jovani Rockmore, who had a game-high 144 yards on 20 carries. Quarterback Gatlin Guy rushed for 128 yards, including a 45-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter.
Olney needs wins against Colorado City and Winters in its final two games to make the playoffs. Colorado City visits the Cubs next week.
DISTRICT 6-2 DIVISION I
TIOGA 35, NOCONA 21
NOCONA – Tioga created some separation with a 21-point second quarter Friday night, and Nocona couldn’t close the gap in a 35-21 loss.
It was a game of contrasting styles as the Bulldogs (6-2, 3-0) rushed for 315 yards, while Indian quarterback Brady McCasland threw for 282 yards and two touchdowns.
McCasland’s 5-yard run opened the scoring, but Tioga surged ahead thanks to two Jonah Grubbs TD runs and his 87-yard touchdown pass to Greeley McAden in the second stanza.
Charlie Fuller’s 20-yard touchdown catch midway through the third quarter made it a 21-14 game, but that’s as close as the Indians would get. Arturo Garcia added a 36-yard touchdown catch from McCasland to finish the scoring.
Grubbs was Tioga’s workhorse, carrying the ball 34 times for 164 yards and three scores.
Nocona (6-2, 1-2) will attempt to end its two-game losing streak next week at Tom Bean.
Tioga 35, Nocona 21
Tioga 0 21 0 14-35
Nocona 6 0 8 7-21
FIRST QUARTER
N – Brady McCasland 5 run (kick failed), 9:07
SECOND QUARTER
T – Jonah Grubbs 5 run (Alex Bautista kick), 10:20
T – Greeley McAden 87 pass from Grubbs (Bautista kick), 4:26
T – Grubbs 3 run (Bautista kick), 1:02
THIRD QUARTER
N – Charlie Fuller 20 pass from McCasland (Luke Fuller pass from McCasland), 6:51
FOURTH QUARTER
T – Chase Evans 39 run (Bautista kick), 11:46
T – Grubbs 11 run (Bautista kick), 10:33
N – Arturo Garcia 36 pass from McCasland (Garcia kick), 9:15
TEAM STATS
First downs: (T) 22; (N) 20
Rushing: (T) 61-315; (N) 30-78
Passing: (T) 4-9-0—100; (N) 15-28-1—293
Punts: (T) 2-24.5; (N) 4-31
Fumbles: (T) 1-1; (N) 1-1
Penalties: (T) 7-80; (N) 9-85
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (T) Jonah Grubbs 34-164, Hayden Watson 16-115; (N) Jonathan Stone 13-65, Arturo Garcia 2-18.
PASSING: (T) Grubbs 4-9-0—100; (N) Brady McCasland 13-25-1—282.
RECEIVING: (T) Greeley McAden 1-87; (N) Bodie Davis 4-86, Charlie Fuller 3-81, Stone 3-70, Garcia 4-53.
RECORDS: Tioga 6-2, 3-0; Nocona 6-2, 1-2
DISTRICT 7-2A DIVISION II
SEYMOUR 16, HASKELL 0
HASKELL – Seymour turned in a dominant defensive performance, holding District 7-2A Division II foe Haskell to 58 total yards in a 16-0 victory Friday at Indian Field. Seymour (6-2, 3-1) sets up a big district showdown with Windthorst (5-3, 4-0) next week that will go a long way in deciding the 7-2A DII title.
Haskell (4-5, 2-3) drops to fifth, a half-game behind Petrolia in the district standings.
Keegan Gilbreath played a part in both Seymour touchdowns, scoring a 1-yard run in the second quarter and finding Isaac Willden on a 22-yard pass in the third. Willden ran in both two-point conversions.
Senior Tyler Allbritton and sophomore Jason Hardin led the Seymour defense with nine tackles each.
Seymour 16, Haskell 0
Seymour 0 8 8 0 -16
Haskell 0 0 0 0 -0
SECOND QUARTER
S – Keegan Gilbreath 1 run (Isaac Willden run), 4:20
THIRD QUARTER
S – Willden 22 pass from Gilbreath (Willden run), 5:42
TEAM STATS
First downs: (S) 17; (H) 4
Rushing: (S) 39-99; (H) 22-47
Passing: (S) 22-33-1—210; (H) 2-12-1—11
Punting: (S) 3-33.3; (H) 7-34.7
Fumbles: (S) 2-2; (H) 1-1
Penalties: (S) 6-55; (H) 6-50
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (S) Keegan Gilbreath 20-31, Isaac Wilden 12-59; (H) Trevor Henry 9-18, Marquise Johnson 10-26.
PASSING: (S) Gilbreath 11-18-1—121, Brayden Loyd 11-15-0—89; (H) Grady Vasquez 2-11-1—11.
RECEIVING: (S) David Charo 3-48, Tyler Allbritton 2-45, Tabor Wyatt 5-43, Willden 8-49; (H) Cory Mathis 1-10.
RECORDS: Seymour 6-2, 3-1; Haskell 4-5, 2-3.
PETROLIA 27, MUNDAY 20 (OT)
PETROLIA – Caleb Henderson scored on a 3-yard run in overtime, lifting Petrolia to a 27-20 victory in District 7-2A action Friday at Pirate Stadium. The victory puts Petrolia (2-6, 2-2) currently in possession of the fourth and final playoff spot available in the district with a half-game lead on Haskell. However, Haskell does own a win over the Pirates.
Munday slips to 3-6 overall and 1-4 in district. The Moguls are open next week.
Henderson’s overtime score was his third TD of the night. He had a 4-yard score in the second quarter and a 16-yard TD run in the third.
Chris Garcia scored all three Munday touchdowns, including two rushing along with a 65-yard kickoff return. Garcia’s 7-yard TD run in the fourth quarter sent the game to overtime. He tried to run in a two-point conversion that would have provided the winning points, but Petrolia stopped him short.
DISTRICT 4-A DIVISION I
KNOX CITY 64, NORTHSIDE 8
KNOX CITY – Devin Guillory caught two touchdown passes and returned two interceptions for touchdowns Thursday night as Knox City overwhelmed Northside 64-8 in a District 4-A Division I opener.
Three of Bryson Callaway’s four completions went for touchdowns as he also found John Cross Utley for a 26-yard score in a game called at halftime.
Tristin Baxter scored on both of his carries, while Cameron Hernandez added a touchdown run, helping Knox City win its fourth straight game.
The Greyhounds (6-2, 1-0) face a tougher test next week at home against Valley, while Northside (4-4, 0-1) host Spur.
Knox City 64, Northside 8
Northside 8 0 x x -8
Knox City 42 22 x x -64
TEAM STATS
First downs: (N) 2; (KC) 8
Rushing: (N) 19-23; (KC) 10-118
Passing: (N) 1-11-2---3; (KC) 4-6-0---128
Punting: (N) NA; (KC) NA
Fumbles: (N) 1-1; (KC) 0-0
Penalties: (N) 2-10; (KC) 1-10
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (N) Matthew Brooks 9-21; (KC) Caleb Arrieta 2-44 (TD), Tristin Baxter 2-43 (2 TD), Cameron Hernandez 2-30 (TD).
PASSING: (N) Kaden Hall 1-5-2—3; (KC) Bryson Callaway 4-5-0—128.
RECEIVING: (N) Mason Brooks 1-3; (KC) Devin Guillory 2-73 (2 TD), John Cross Utley 1-26 (TD).
RECORDS: Northside 4-4, 0-1; Knox City 6-2, 1-0.
DISTRICT 8-A DIVISION II
NEWCASTLE 70, STRAWN 36
STRAWN – Isaac King rushed for 317 yards and six touchdowns, and Newcastle picked up an important District 8-A Division II victory, 70-36, against Strawn on Friday. The Bobcats (5-3, 1-0) meet Gold-Burg (3-5, 1-0) in a district title matchup next week. Strawn (3-5, 0-1) must win out to make the playoffs a year after winning a state title.
Ty Strawbridge complemented King with 91 rushing yards and two TDs. Strawbridge also threw for a score to Kenny Jones. Gaiden Turner added a rushing TD.
King also led the Bobcats with 12 tackles on defense.
OTHER SIX-MAN SCORES
District 9-A Division I
Bryson 72, Perrin-Whitt 48
District 6-A Division II
Benjamin 62, Harrold 0
Paducah 74, Chillicothe 0
District 7-A Division II
Throckmorton 50, Woodson 0
District 8-A Division II
Gold-Burg 79, Forestburg 33
TAPPS
District 1 Division III
Lubbock Christ the King 46, Wichita Christian 0
This article originally appeared on Wichita Falls Times Record News: Iowa Park-Vernon, Petrolia-Munday 2022 high school football scores
