Comanche (4-1) — The Indians were idle on Friday night. They’ll return to action next week with a home game against Millsap in the district opener for both teams.
Month: October 2022
DISTRICT 6-2A DIV. II WEEK 6 REPORT: Plowboys fall to Sunray while the rest of the league takes a night off
Sunray 47, Roscoe 17 — The Plowboys (2-2) were the lone team in District 6-2A DII to take the field
on Friday and came up on losing side of a 30-point spread at Lubbock Cooper.
Sunray finished with 631 yards in total offense, including 472 on the ground to improve to 5-1.
DISTRICT 4-2A DIV. I WEEK 6 REPORT: Stamford tops Olney, Anson, Cisco notch wins
Stamford 22, Olney 13 — Christian Duran rushed for 92 yards and one TD and Hayden Henager
rushed for 66 yards and another touchdown unbeaten Stamford (6-0) handed Olney (4-1) its first loss
of the season.
The Cubs had a narrow 287-266 edge in yardage, but Stamford forced five turnovers to earn the win on the road.
Coahoma (4-1) — The Bulldogs were idle on Friday night but will see action again when they play host to Littlefield on Oct. 7 in the district opener for both clubs. 
DISTRICT 2-3A DIV. II WEEK 6 REPORT: Wall tops Mason while the rest of the league takes a breather
Wall 14, Mason 6 — The Hawks (4-1) were the lone District 2-3A DII team to see action on Friday.
For a full report on this game, please read Brandon McAuliffe’s game story.
DISTRICT 5-4A DIV. I WEEK 6 REPORT: China Spring, La Vega, Stephenville win in their final non-district games
China Spring 49, San Antonio Cornerstone 16 — The Cougars had an easy time with Cornerstone, racing out to a 42-0 halftime lead before coasting home.
Kyle Barton rushed for 205 yards and three scores to lift China Spring (5-1), which rebounded from a 24-16 loss to Dallas Parish Episcopal on Sept. 23.
Breckenridge (5-0) — The Buckaroos were idle on Friday night but will see action again on Oct. 7 when they travel to Iowa Park in the district opener for both clubs.
GAME REPORT: Abilene High can’t find stride in 36-14 loss to Amarillo Tascosa
Photos by Tim Dennis, Special to PressPassSports.com
AMARILLO — Abilene High couldn’t keep pace with Amarillo Tascosa on Friday, falling 36-14 to the Rebels at Dick Bivins Stadium.
The Eagles, who were outgained 440-145 for the game, trailed 29-7 by halftime and were never able to recover in falling to 2-4 on the season and 1-1 in District 2-5A Division I play.
Tayden Barnes rushed for a game-high 215 yards and four touchdowns — all the in the first half — to keep Tascosa (5-1, 2-0) perfect in league action.
GAME STORY: Stephenville pulls away in second half for 42-21 win over rival Brownwood
STEPHENVILLE — Brownwood hung with archrival Stephenville for a half Friday, but ultimately the Yellow Jackets were just too much for the visiting Lions in a 42-21 win at Memorial Stadium.
After the teams went to halftime tied at 14, SHS outscored Brownwood 21-0 in the third quarter before scoring on the first play of the fourth to turn what had been a tightly contested game into a four-touchdown lead and a lopsided victory.
BHS was only outgained 417-384, rushing for 155 yards to the Yellow Jackets’ 149. But the Lions were hurt by three turnovers — two during Stephenville’s big third quarter.
BIG COUNTRY PREPS GAME OF THE WEEK: Santo rallies with two late scores to top Muenster
SANTO — The Santo Wildcats had every opportunity to fold the tent in their district opener on Friday night, trailing traditional power Muenster 17-7 with 11:19 to play.
Santo however, used a couple of big plays, a big night from Hut Thornton and two fourth-quarter scores to rally with a 21-17 win in the Big Country Preps Game of the week.
Thornton rushed 20 times for 183 yards and a score and Jamie Sandoval scored the game-winner from 41 yards out to lead the Wildcats (5-0, 1-0 District 8-2A DII), who are now in the district driver’s seat after knocking off the league favorite.
GAME STORY: Wall overcomes fumbling problem to hold off Mason
WALL — The numbers looked more like a team playing its first game of the year than a squad halfway through the regular season, but in the end it didn’t matter as Wall knocked off Mason 14-6 in nondistrict action Friday Night at Clayton Weishuhn Field.
The Hawks had 10 fumbles, losing four, while also throwing an interception, but it was Briggs Jones who came up with the play of the night to help Wall improve to 4-1.
After a Mason timeout with the Hawks kneeling to close out the game, Wall had its ninth fumble of the night with under 30 seconds left to give the Punchers possession at the WHS 26-yard line.
Jones then picked up his second interception in as many drives to seal the win.