Weatherford Democrat

Sports

October 21, 2012

Area high school football results - Oct. 19, 2012

WEATHERFORD —  

Aledo cages Cougars in Thursday match, Southwest up next

Staff Report

Aledo kept its punting team on the sidelines for the entire game on Thursday, as the Bearcats’ offense churned up nearly 500 yards against Western Hills in a District 7-4A game at Farrington Field.

The Bearcat offensive starters inflicted early damage on the Cougar defenders, and the Aledo subs saw considerable playing time in a mop-up role en route to a 56-0 drubbing of the Fort Worth team.

A pair of Pate Davis-to-Taco Anderson aerials got the 8-touchdown night started for Aledo. In their first series, Davis found Anderson for a 60-yard scoring toss, with the encore coming on the next series, this time a 51-yard touchdown pass.

Running back Jess Anders averaged 19 yards per touch on the night, finishing up with more than 200 yards and three touchdowns.

Back-up quarterback Luke Bishop spelled Davis later in the match, taking a good number of snaps in the second half, enough to finish 9 of 11 passing for 88 yards, one a 15-yard scoring strike to wideout Quanel Williams. 

Improving to a district mark of 4-0 (6-1 overall), Aledo will use its ‘long week’ to prepare for Fort Worth Southwest, arguably the best of the Fort Worth schools. The Bearcats will host the Raiders on Friday, with the game time set for 7:30 p.m.

 

Bulldogs fall to Rice in district tilt

Staff Report

With quarterbacking duties relegated to backup Michael Rogers after an early exit by starter Bradley Bottoms, Millsap moved the ball but had trouble finding the end zone. An early surge by the Rice offense put the Bulldogs in a hole they could not climb out of as Rice won the District 6-2A  match, 42-9.

A Rogers-to-King scoring toss of 75 yards provided the top highlight for Millsap fans. Rogers finished with five completions for 146 yards. Bottoms had a connection with Rogers for 16 yards before leaving the game.

Timothy Newberry led the Bulldog defense with 11 tackles and Kristian Martinez wrapped up Rice runners eight times on the night.

Millsap returns home on Friday looking to put up a ‘W’ against district-winless Dallas Life Oak Cliff. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. at Bulldog Stadium.

 

CLASS 5A

Arlington 49, Arlington Houston 19

Arlington Bowie 63, Arlington Lamar 35

Arlington Martin 47, North Crowley 7

Byron Nelson 49, Wichita Falls 6

Grapevine 41, Carrollton Turner 10

Keller 31, Haltom City 10

Keller Fossil Ridge 17, Keller Central 7

Keller Timber Creek 20, N. Richland Hills 6

Mansfield 37, Duncanville 16

Midland Lee 41, Midland 38

Southlake Carroll 45, Justin Northwest 0

Trinity 27, L.D. Bell 9

 

CLASS 4A

Arlington Seguin 44, Waxahachie 33

Birdville 35, Saginaw 14

Brewer 45, Denton 13

Burleson Centennial 59, Cleburne 49

Crowley 63, Burleson 7

Everman 66, Joshua 29

FW Boswell 69, FW North Side 0

FW Dunbar 35, FW Carter-Riverside 21

FW Eastern Hills 42, FW Polytechnic 6

FW O.D. Wyatt 41, Arlington Heights 13

FW South Hills 35, FW Trimble Tech 14

FW Southwest 42, Granbury 24

WF Rider 29, Azle 22

 

CLASS 3A

Abilene Wylie 20, Monahans 17

Argyle 56, Carrollton Ranchview 0

Celina 61, Frisco Lone Star 9

Dallas Roosevelt 27, Wilmer-Hutchins 26

Gainesville 53, Sanger 7

Graham 38, Iowa Park 0

Kennedale 83, FW Diamond Hill-Jarvis 0

Krum 45, Decatur 34

Lake Worth 39, Mineral Wells 14

Stephenville 32, Alvarado 20

 

CLASS 2A

Blooming Grove 55, Scurry-Rosser 35

Cisco 34, Coleman 14

Corsicana Mildred 56, Tolar 18

Eastland 58, Dublin 13

Godley 19, Palmer 18

Holliday 41, Alvord 13

Jacksboro 34, Henrietta 3

Rio Vista 46, Dallas Life Oak Cliff 42

 

CLASS 1A

Goldthwaite 68, Santo 19

Hico 29, De Leon 22

Mart 56, Axtell 0

Muenster 36, Perrin-Whitt 12

Munday 67, Petrolia 0

Seymour 35, Windthorst 0

 

PRIVATE/SIX-MAN 

FW All Saints 48, Casady, Okla. 7

FW Country Day 42, Austin St. Andrew’s 19

FW Lake Country 62, Amarillo San Jacinto 22

FW Nolan 45, Dallas Bishop Lynch 6

Lubbock Christian 38, FW Calvary 19

Midland Christian 28, Fort Worth Christian 16

Throckmorton 80, Crowell 50

Waco Reicher 23, Arlington Grace Prep 20

Westlake Academy 51, Willow Park Trinity 6

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