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Millsap junior Dalton Norris (33) clears a path for sophomore Michael Rogers on Friday, as the Bulldogs played Dallas Life Oak Cliff at Millsap. WAYNE WIENKE/DEMOCRAT PHOTO

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October 28, 2012

Area high school football results - Oct. 26, 2012

Greg Webb sports@weatherforddemocrat.com The Weatherford Democrat Sun Oct 28, 2012, 08:04 AM CDT

WEATHERFORD —

Springtown leaps away from Bullfrogs in District 6-3A rout

The Porcupines fought Lake Worth to a 7-all standstill through the first quarter Friday at Kittrell Stadium, but then left a note in very strong language to the rest of District 6-3A.

Scoring 24 points in the second quarter to the Bullfrogs’ six, Pojo continued the rout in the second half en route to a 60-13 win, firmly establishing its claim to second place in the district, which will be decided on Friday, when Mineral Wells visits Porcupine Stadium.

Led by four touchdowns (two passing, two rushing) from senior quarterback Colby Moore, Springtown churned out nearly 500 yards of offense. Moore and freshman QB Landry Turner combined for 175 yards while completing 15 of 27 passes, but the ground game accounted for most of the damage to the Lake Worth defenders. Tyler Robertson led all runners with 112 yards on 13 carries, averaging 8.5 yards per tote.

Pojo’s defense shut out Lake Worth in the second half, and allowed just 200 yards of total offense for the Bullfrogs, who had been averaging 325 yards per contest on the season. Improving to 2-1 on district play, Springtown hosts Mineral Wells (2-1) in a match set to kickoff at 7:30 p.m.

Millsap woes continue with loss

to Dallas Life Oak Cliff

A Bulldogs already-depleted roster continues its struggle as it wends its way through the District 6-2A, DII schedule. Matched Friday against Dallas Life Oak Cliff, the Millsap offense failed to get on track and fell to the Lions, 49-0.

QB Michael Rogers carried most of the load for the Bulldogs, rushing for 35 yards and throwing for 46. Millsap meets Scurry-Rosser on Friday.

CLASS 5A

Abilene 44, Odessa 6

Abilene Cooper 48, Odessa Permian 10

Arlington 54, FW Paschal 0

Arlington Bowie 55, Arlington Houston 14

Arlington Martin 42, Arlington Lamar 21

Denton Ryan 28, Lewisville 24

DeSoto 60, Duncanville 27

Euless Trinity 49, Grapevine 15

Irving MacArthur 46, Hurst Bell 7

Justin Northwest 52, Keller Timber Creek 14

Keller Central 24, N. Richland Hills 21

Keller Fossil Ridge 39, Haltom City 20

Mansfield 38, Grand Prairie 14

Midland 56, Lubbock Coronado 6

Midland Lee 42, Amarillo Tascosa 19

Midlothian 33, South Grand Prairie 15

CLASS 4A

Azle 31, Denton 0

Byron Nelson 40, FW Brewer 7

Crowley 33, Cleburne 19

Denton Guyer 21, WF Rider 10

Ennis 28, Mansfield Summit 23

Everman 34, Burleson Centennial 27

FW Arlington Heights 38, FW Western Hills 35

FW Boswell 55, FW Eastern Hills 7

FW Carter-Riverside 42, North Dallas 15

FW Wyatt 34, FW South Hills 33

Granbury 56, FW Trimble Tech 18

Gregory-Portland 39, CC Tuloso-Midway 17

Mansfield Legacy 49, Arlington Seguin 36

Richland 69, FW Chisholm Trail 0

Saginaw 63, FW Polytechnic 0

CLASS 3A

Abilene Wylie 48, Midland Greenwood 20

Argyle 69, Frisco Lone Star 0

Bridgeport 28, Decatur 21

Brownwood 43, Lampasas 6

Celina 39, Aubrey 20

FW Dunbar 56, FW North Side 3

Gatesville 41, Llano 7

Glen Rose 41, Alvarado 28

Kennedale 62, FW Castleberry 0

Krum 34, Sanger 7

Mineral Wells 57, FW Diamond Hill-Jarvis 0

Stephenville 56, Venus 13

WF Hirschi 31, Iowa Park 20

CLASS 2A

Boyd 48, Ponder 28

Cisco 21, Hamilton 14

Corsicana Mildred 79, Rice 0

Eastland 49, Comanche 23

Godley 27, Clifton 24

Jacksboro 40, Alvord 14

Nocona 14, Holliday 13

Scurry-Rosser 21, Rio Vista 7

Tolar 42, Blooming Grove 14

WF City View 7, Henrietta 0

CLASS 1A

Blum 68, Kopperl 60

Electra 35, Petrolia 14

Hubbard 46, Wortham 0

Lingleville 61, Evant 56

Mart 47, Jewett Leon 7

Munday 45, Muenster 10

Perrin-Whitt 31, Era 12

Roby 53, Ranger 20

San Saba 24, Hico 20

Windthorst 34, Olney 18

PRIVATE/SIX MAN

Arl. Grace Prep 24, FW Southwest Christian 14

Arl. Pantego Christian 20, Fort Worth Christian 17

Azle Christian 54, Temple Central Texas 8

FW All Saints 29, Irving Cistercian 9

FW Country Day 33, FW Trinity Valley 14

FW Lake Country 56, FW Temple Christian 0

FW Nolan 33, Plano Prestonwood 21

Gordon 54, Gustine 8

Granbury Cornerstone 76, Dublin Premiere 6

Granbury Happy Hill 46, WF Christian 0

Muenster Sacred Heart 50, Amarillo San Jacinto 6

Strawn 68, Rising Star 22

THESA 66, Greenville Phoenix 18

WF Notre Dame 76, Brownwood Victory Life 12

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