AREA FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Nocona holds off Valley View to remain undefeated
CLASS 4A
GRAHAM 59, MINERAL WELLS 14
GRAHAM – Ty Thompson threw for six touchdowns, and the Graham offense registered 505 yards in a 59-14 dismantling of Mineral Wells on Friday at Ram Stadium. Both teams moved to 3-2 on the season as a result.
Thompson had three TDs in the first quarter, including two to sophomore receiver Peyton Kinman. Thompson completed 16 of 26 passes for 203 yards and no interceptions. He added a 2-yard TD run in the third quarter.
Kinman finished with three TDs along with 65 yards on five receptions. Rylan Monsey caught two TDs from Thompson and led the Steers with 129 rushing yards and a TD on 10 carries. Michael Young rushed for 109 yards on 12 attempts.
The Steers enter a short week of preparation, visiting Hirschi at 7 p.m. Thursday at Memorial Stadium.
Graham 59, Mineral Wells 14
Mineral Wells 7 7 0 0 -14
Mineral Wells 7 7 0 0 -14
Graham 28 21 7 3 -59
FIRST QUARTER
G – Rylan Monsey 2 run (Jesus Lucio kick)
G – Monsey 15 pass from Ty Thompson (Lucio kick)
G – Peyton Kinman 8 pass from Thompson (kick failed)
G – Kinman 8 pass from Thompson (Lucio kick)
G – Monsey 68 run (Lucio kick)
MW – Preztynn Harrison 75 pass from Mason Facteau (kick unknown)
SECOND QUARTER
G – Ty Carter 26 pass from Thompson (Lucio kick)
MW – Unknown 24 run (Jonathan Salazar kick)
G – Kinman 30 pass from Thompson (Lucio kick)
G – Monsey 26 pass from Thompson (Lucio kick)
THIRD QUARTER
G – Thompson 2 run (Lucio kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
G – FG, Lucio 29
TEAM STATS
First downs: (MW) 9 ; (G) 22
Rushing: (MW) 32-119; (G) 34-304
Passing: (MW) 5-13-0—139; (G) 16-26-0—203
Punting: (MW) 7-39; (G) 1-40
Fumbles: (MW) 1-1; (G) 1-1
Penalties: (MW) 5-42; (G) 8-70
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (MW) Jose Garcia 14-40, Trayvon Berkins 6-36; (G) Rylan Monsey 10-129, Michael Young 12-109.
PASSING: (MW) Mason Facteau 5-13-0—139; (G) Ty Thompson 16-26-0—203.
RECEIVING: (MW) Preztynn Harrison 4-133; (G) Peyton Kinman 5-65, Ty Carter 2-53.
RECORDS: Mineral Wells 3-2; Graham 3-2.
CLASS 3A
JACKSBORO 41, HENRIETTA 0
JACKSBORO – Jacksboro’s defense held Henrietta to 93 total yards and forced five turnovers in a 41-0 victory Friday at Tiger Stadium. It’s the first loss of the season for Henrietta (4-1), while Jacksboro improves to 3-2.
Meanwhile, the Tigers churned out 342 yards, including 209 rushing. Quarterback Lando Belcher led with 91 yards and a score while completing 5 of 15 passes for 133 yards and four TDs. Luke Sams rushed for 81 yards and a TD. Kaleem Howard caught three passes for 81 yards and two TDs.
Quarterback Garrett Blevins led Henrietta with 45 rushing yards and 21 passing but completed just 2 of 11 attempts with two interceptions.
Both teams are open next week before starting district play Oct. 7.
Jacksboro 41, Henrietta 0
Henrietta 0 0 0 0 -0
Jacksboro 7 13 21 0 -41
FIRST QUARTER
J – Kaleem Howard 28 pass from Lando Belcher (Randall Bustos kick), 9:09
SECOND QUARTER
J – Luke Sams 18 run (Bustos kick), 11:44
J – Cannon Valenzuela 43 pass from Belcher (kick failed); 0:14
THIRD QUARTER
J – Belcher 18 run (Bustos kick), 8:44
J – Tyler Mitchell 9 pass from Belcher (Bustos kick), 1:30
J – Howard 35 pass from Belcher (Bustos kick); 0:22
TEAM STATS
First downs: (H) 7; (J) 24
Rushing: (H) 31-66; (J) 45-209
Passing: (H) 5-15-2—27; (J) 5-15-0—133
Punting: (H) 6-35.2; (J) 6-31.7
Fumbles: (H) 5-3; (J) 0-0
Penalties: (H) 8-63; (J) 3-30
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (H) Garrett Blevins 14-45, Cannon Cody 6-18; (J) Luke Sams 18-81, Lando Belcher 13-91
PASSING: (H) Blevins 2-11-2—21; (J) Belcher 5-15-0—133.
RECEIVING: (H) Jacob Fletcher 2-25; (J) Kaleem Howard 3-81.
RECORDS: Henrietta 4-1; Jacksboro 3-2.
CHILDRESS 49, BOWIE 22
BOWIE – Seth Taylor threw, rushed and caught touchdowns Friday, leading Childress to a 49-22 victory against Bowie on Friday at Jackrabbit Stadium. Childress moves to 2-3 on the season while Bowie (0-5) is still searching for its first victory.
Taylor completed 6 of 7 passes for 100 yards, caught three passes for 41 yards and rushed for 32 yards on 11 carries. Dareon Mathis had 123 rushing and two TDs.
Bowie was held to 230 yards, including 178 passing. Brody Armstrong accounted for all of those air yards, completing 21 of 35 passes for two TDs. He also rushed for a 13-yard score.
Bowie is open next week before hosting Jim Ned to start District 3-3A Division I play Oct. 7.
Childress 49, Bowie 22
Childress 12 14 14 9 -49
Bowie 8 6 0 8 -22
FIRST QUARTER
C – Seth Taylor 28 pass from Scout Smith (kick failed)
B – Brycen Park 21 pass from Brody Armstrong (Armstrong run)
C – Dareon Mathis 44 run (kick failed)
SECOND QUARTER
C – Taylor 2 run (Alejandro Romero kick)
B – Armstrong 13 run (kick failed)
C – Lamont Nickleberry 49 pass from Taylor (Romero kick)
THIRD QUARTER
C – Taylor 3 run (Romero kick)
C – Mathis 5 run (Jacob Ellerbrook kick)
FOURTH QUARTER
C – FG, Romero 21
C – Nickleberry 51 pass from Scott Smith (kick failed)
B – Matthew MCCarty 3 pass from Armstrong (Tucker Jones run)
TEAM STATS
First downs: (C) 22; (B) 17
Rushing: (C) 33-182; (B) 27-52
Passing: (C) 10-16-0—192; (B) 21-35-1—178
Fumbles: (C) 1-0; (B) 2-2
Penalties: (C) 11-102; (B) 16-149
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (C) Dareon Mathis 14-123, Seth Taylor 11-32; (B) Matthew McCarty 11-28, Brody Armstrong 16-24.
PASSING: (C) Taylor 6-7-0—100; (B) Armstrong 21-35-1—178.
RECEIVING: (C) Lamont Nickleberry 3-109, Taylor 3-41; (B) Kynan Demoss 7-61, Braden Rhyne 2-34.
RECORDS: Childress 2-3; Bowie 0-5.
CITY VIEW 49, ABILENE TLCA 0
City View scored on its first play from scrimmage, and the rout was on in a 49-0 victory against Abilene TLCA on Friday at Veterans Field. It’s the Mustangs (1-4) first win of the season, with TLCA (0-5) remaining winless.
Jacobe Monroe threw a quick wide receiver screen to Kendrick Gibson Jr. on the Mustangs’ first offensive play. Gibson turned it into a 65-yard TD just 15 seconds into the game.
The Mustangs also scored on their second play from scrimmage, but it was called back due to a penalty. Jeremiah Durham found the end zone on a 20-yard TD run two plays later.
Monroe found Desmond Whiteside for a 31-yard score, giving the Mustangs a 21-0 lead with 3:40 left in the first.
The Mustangs blew TLCA off the line of scrimmage on a 7-yard TD run by Ki’Auntre Gresham, then their defense added a TD for a 35-0 halftime advantage.
Malachi Williams added a 32-yard TD run in the third quarter, and Jaleel Thomas capped the scoring on a 34-yard pass from Javi Ortiz in the fourth.
City View is open next week before starting District 6-3A Division I play at Henrietta on Oct. 7.
CLASS 2A
NOCONA 37, VALLEY VIEW 34
NOCONA – Jonathan Stone rushed for a career-high 219 yards, and Nocona held off a fourth-quarter comeback bid by Valley View for a 37-34 victory Friday at Jack Crain Stadium. The Indians (5-0) remain undefeated, while Valley View falls to 2-3.
Nocona led 37-20 after Arturo Garcia made a 24-yard field goal with 7:10 left in the game. Valley View quarterback Tyson Price had two short TD runs, with the second pulling the Eagles within 37-34 with 2:36 remaining.
On the ensuing possession, Nocona held the ball until there were just 33 seconds left in the game, but an interception by Wyatt Huber set Valley View up at its own 45. The game essentially ended when Nocona’s Luke Fuller picked off a deep throw at the Indian 10.
The Indians had 410 total yards, including 321 rushing. Stone averaged nearly 10 yards a carry, scoring three TDS, including an 89-yard run in the third quarter.
The Indians are open next week before starting District 6-2A Divsion I action at Whitewright on Oct. 7.
Nocona 37, Valley View 34
Valley View 0 14 6 14 -34
Nocona 0 20 14 3 -37
SECOND QUARTER
N – Johnathan Stone 10 run (Arturo Garcia kick), 11:17
V – Lawson Links 53 punt return (Molly Moss kick), 7:35
N – Brady McCasland 1 run (Garcia kick), 4:21
V – Tyson Price 20 run (Moss kick), 1:59
N – Caden Gaston 83 kickoff return (kick failed), 1:44
THIRD QUARTER
N – Stone 41 run (kick failed), 11:37
N – Stone 89 run (Luke fuller pass from McCasland), 4:31
V – Cameron Buckaloo 3 run (kick failed), 0:24
FOURTH QUARTER
N – FG, Garcia 24, 7:10
V – Price 1 run (Moss kick), 5:28
V – Price 3 run (Moss kick), 2:36
TEAM STATS
First downs: (V) 21; (N) 20
Rushing: (V) 22-111; (N) 49-321
Passing: (V) 23-42-2—251; (N) 6-15-1—89
Punting: (V) 5-34.2; (N) 3-20.7
Fumbles: (V) 1-1; (N) 1-1
Penalties: (V) 7-55; (N) 5-50
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (V) Carson Rojas 11-59, Tyson Price 9-52; (N) Johnathan Stone 22-219, Brady McCasland 13-45, Michael Wetmore 7-28.
PASSING: (V) Price 23-41-2—251; (N) McCasland 6-15-1—89.
RECEIVING: (V) Jake Stover 8-83, Wyatt Huber 6-74, Lawson Links 5-63; (N) Cooper Waldrip 1-27, Arturo Garcia 1-20.
RECORDS: Valley View 3-2; Nocona 5-0.
WINDTHORST 26, HASKELL 20 (OT)
HASKELL – Logan Coper rushed for three touchdowns, including the game-winner in overtime, sparking Windthorst’s 26-20 victory against Haskell in District 7-2A Division II action Friday at Indian Stadium. The Trojans (2-2, 1-0) have won two straight, while Haskell drops to 2-3 overall and 0-1 in district.
Haskell’s Trevor Henry scored on a 3-yard run with 2:48 left in regulation, sending the game to overtime. Windthorst had the extra period’s first possession, and Cope capped it with a 3-yard run. The Trojans knocked down Haskell’s fourth-down pass on the final play of its overtime possession.
The Trojans only had 289 total yards and had to overcome four turnovers, including three lost fumbles. Cope accounted for most of the production, completing 18 of 29 passes for 159 yards, a TD and an interception. He also rushed for 34 yards. Clay Hoff had 96 rushing on 22 carries.
Henry paced the Indians, rushing for 137 yards and all three of their TDs on 24 carries.
Windthorst plays a non-district neutral-site game against Bremond, while Haskell visits Petrolia in 7-2A DII action next week.
Windthorst 26, Haskell 20
Windthorst 7 13 0 0 6 -26
Haskell 0 7 7 6 0 -20
FIRST QUARTER
W- Logan Cope 10 run (Brayden Berend kick), 0:41
SECOND QUARTER
W – Berend 22 pass from Cope (Berend kick), 9:39
H – Trevor Henry 8 run (Jeremyah Abilia kick), 5:01
W – Cope 3 run (kick failed), 1:34
THIRD QUARTER
H – Henry 2 run (Abila kick), 5:35
FOURTH QUARTER
H – Henry 3 run (kick failed), 2:48
OVERTIME
W – Cope 3 run (kick failed)
TEAM STATS
First downs: (W) 21; (H) 16
Rushing: (W) 39-130; (H) 43-180
Passing: (W) 18-29-1—159; (H) 7-25-3—41
Punting: (W) 6-30.7; (H) 4-28.3
Fumbles: (W) 4-3; (H) 0-0
Penalties: (W) 13-97; (H) 10-79
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (W) Clay Hoff 22-96, Logan Cope 17-34; (H) Trevor Henry 24-137, Marquise Johnson 16-44.
PASSING: (W) Cope 18-29-1—159; (H) Johnson 2-8-0—26.
RECEIVING: (W) Kolby Teakell 4-43, Jaxon Stark 3-42, Brayden Berend 3-35; (H) Cory Mathis 1-20, Zarance Billington 2-12.
RECORDS: Windthorst 2-2, 1-0; Haskell 2-3, 0-1.
SEYMOUR 71, MUNDAY 0
SEYMOUR – Keegan Gilbreath and Brayden Loyd combined to throw for eight touchdowns in Seymour’s 71-0 obliteration of Munday in District 7-2A Division II action Friday at Fair Park Stadium. The Panthers are now 4-1 overall and 1-0 in district, while Munday is 2-3 and 0-1.
Seymour’s quarterback rotation continued to be fruitful with Gilbreath and Loyd combining for 308 yards. Loyd was 11 of 14 for 138 yards and five TDs, while Gilbreath completed 10 of 11 throws for 170 yards and three TDs.
Seven different receivers found the end zone for the Panthers, including junior Slade Thompson who got there twice. Tabor Wyatt, Levi Bourland, Brason Zeissel, Isaac Willden, Christian Shelton and CJ Fobbs each scored once.
Gavin Drysdale had a 41-yard TD run, while senior Jontai Fobbs led the Panthers on the ground with 65 rushing yards.
Wyatt also returned an interception 51 yards for a score.
Both teams continue district play next week with Seymour visiting Archer City, and Munday hosting Electra.
PETROLIA 34, ELECTRA 7
ELECTRA – Caleb Henderson rushed for five touchdowns, and Petrolia nabbed its first win of the season Friday, defeating Electra, 34-7, in District 7-2A Division II action at Tiger Stadium. The Pirates are now 1-4 for the season and 1-0 in district. Electra (0-5, 0-1) is still looking for its first win.
Henderson had TD runs of 3, 5, 3, 36 and 42 yards, finishing with 159 rushing on 21 carries. The Petrolia defense stymied Electra’s offensive attack, holding the Tigers to 117 yards.
Both teams continue district play next week with Petrolia hosting Haskell and Electra visiting Munday.
Petrolia 34, Electra 7
Petrolia 0 12 14 8 -34
Electra 0 0 0 7 -7
SECOND QUARTER
P – Caleb Henderson 5 run (kick failed), 11:22
P – Henderson 3 run (kick failed), 4:10
THIRD QUARTER
P – Henderson 3 run (Gage Bowers run), 3:58
P – Henderson 36 run (pass failed), 1:51
FOURTH QUARTER
P – Henderson 42 run (Henderson run), 6:35
E – Lance McMahen 1 run (Jeremiah Murphy kick), 1:15
TEAM STATS
Rushing: (P) 36-210; (E) 34-85
Passing: (P) 3-9-0—26; (E) 11-14-1—32
Punting: (P) 4-33.5; (E) 6-23.6
Fumbles: (P) 0-0; (E) 1-1
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (P) Caleb Henderson 21-159; (E) Joey Castillo 15-46.
PASSING: (P) Gage Bowers 3-9-1—26; (E) Logan Davis 11-14-1—32.
RECEIVING: (P) Hunter Webb 1-20; (E) Castillo 4-27.
RECORDS: Petrolia 1-4, 1-0; Electra 0-5, 0-1.
HAMLIN 14, QUANAH 12
HAMLIN – A pair of missed points after touchdown attempts proved costly in Quanah’s 14-12 loss to Hamlin on Friday at Piper Stadium. Hamlin improves to 4-1 on the year, while Quanah falls to 1-4.
Stats have not been reported from this game.
Quanah is open next week before starting District 2-2A Division II play at Memphis on Oct. 7.
SIX-MAN
KNOX CITY 48, CROWELL 30
CROWELL – Tristin Baxter and Caleb Arrieta combined for five rushing TDs, and Knox City handed rival Crowell a 48-30 loss Friday at Dick Todd Field. Knox City (3-2) moves back above .500, while Crowell drops to 1-4.
Crowell scored 24 points in the second quarter, keeping pace with Knox City for two quarters and trailing 28-24 at halftime. The Wildcats only found the end zone once in the second half.
Knox City’s Tristin Baxter had his best game this season, rushing for 151 yards and three TDs. Arrieta had 57 yards and two scores.
Austin Hernandez paced the Wildcats, rushing for 165 yards and three TDs.
Knox City hosts Saint Jo, and Crowell visits Valley next week.
Knox 48, Crowell 30
Knox City 8 20 6 14 -48
Crowell 0 24 6 0 -30
TEAM STATS
First downs: (KC) 14; (C) 13
Rushing: (KC) 29-295; (C) 44-199
Passing: (KC) 5-9-0—76; (C) 10-16-1—99
Fumbles: (KC) 0-0; (C) 1-1
Penalties: (KC) 2-10; (C) 5-50
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
RUSHING: (KC) Tristin Baxter 10-151 (3 TD), Caleb Arrieta 11-57 (2 TD); (C) Austin Hernandez 34-165 (3 TD), Brayden Hernandez 3-25.
PASSING: (KC) Bryson Callaway 4-7-0—67; (C) Hernandez 9-13-0—95 (TD).
RECEIVING: (KC) Ryan Shaver 2-47, Devin Guillory 2-20; (C) Clayton Alvarado 2-39 (TD), Angel Escalante 4-34.
RECORDS: Knox City 3-2; Crowell 1-4.
NEWCASTLE 67, NORTHSIDE 22
VERNON – Ty Strawbridge had a hand in five touchdowns, leading Newcastle to a 67-22 victory against Northside on Friday at Indian Stadium. Newcastle moves to 3-1 with Northside falling to 2-3. The game ended in the third quarter on account of the 45-point mercy rule.
Strawbridge had 58 rushing yards and two TDs, 53 passing and two TDs and 38 receiving plus a score. Isaac King added 61 rushing yards and three TDs. Kenny Jones threw for one TD and caught another. Gaiden Tucker returned a kickoff for a score along with a receiving TD.
Northside’s stats were not reported.
Newcastle visits Aspermont, and Northside hosts Forestburg next week.
OTHER SIX-MAN SCORES
(No stats reported.)
Prosper Prestonwood North 62, WCS 16
Throckmorton 102, Whitharral 52
Knox City 48, Crowell 30
Throckmorton 102, Whitharral 52
Forestburg 58, McKinney The Cornerstone 12
Lueders-Avoca 58, Harrold 19
Guthrie 45, Chillicothe 0
Saint Jo 70, Gold-Burg 14
Benjamin 56, Roby 6
Bryson 48, Woodson 0
This article originally appeared on Wichita Falls Times Record News: Nocona-Valley View, Henrietta-Jacksboro high school football scores
