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Week 2 HS football 4A, others roundup: Highland Park outlasts Sherman; Frisco Centennial cruises

SHERMAN — Jet Tuma rushed for 87 yards and four scores as Highland Park outlasted Sherman, 35-21, at Bearcats Stadium.

Tre Mask picked up a Highland Park fumble and returned it 76 yards for the score with 5:05 remaining to cut the deficit to 28-21. Highland Park (2-1) stuck to its strong ground game on the ensuing series. Highland Park marched 75 yards in nine plays and went ahead 35-21 with 1:20 remaining when Tuma scored on a nine-yard run. Sam Landess carried the ball six times for 49 yards.

Sherman (2-1) failed to convert twice inside the Highland Park 10-yard line in the second half.

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Highland Park scored 21 points off Sherman turnovers in the first half and led 28-14 at halftime.

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Frisco Centennial

42

McKinney North

21

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McKINNEY — Frisco Centennial (3-0) opened up a 35-0 lead in the first half and cruised to victory over McKinney North (0-3). Centennial senior quarterback Lamar Jordan played a part in all but one of the touchdowns, throwing for three and running for two more. Jordan had two 1-yard touchdown passes to Stoney Hawkins, one in each half. Hawkins was his favorite receiver for the second time this season, grabbing seven catches for 60 yards. Jordan also threw a 31-yard touchdown to Cody Bagwell and ended the night 16-of-29 for 224 yards. He opened the game with two rushing touchdowns, the first from 6 yards and the next from 2 yards out.

Ranthony Texada and Blair Swanner both had interceptions for the Centennial defense. Swanner extended his streak of three consecutive games.

Trey Smith carried 11 times for 86 yards and had a 38-yard touchdown run in the second half for McKinney North.

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Frisco Liberty

26

Denison

15

FRISCO — Frisco Liberty scored 26 unanswered points in the second half to defeat Denison.

Lovejoy

35

Frisco

24

ALLEN — A year removed from a 63-61 affair between Lucas Lovejoy and Frisco, the two teams battled to another thrilling finish at Leopard Stadium.

Freshman quarterback Bowman Sells helped Lovejoy rally from a 24-7 halftime deficit with 17-for-28 passing. He tossed three scores and had 268 yards through the air.

In a penalty-plagued first half, Frisco gained 307 yards of offense.

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Lovejoy scored 21 points in the third quarter to take a 28-24 lead and never gave it back.

South Oak Cliff 53

 Roosevelt 7

South Oak Cliff capitalized on Roosevelt’s early mistakes, and quarterback Kenneth Author led the Golden Bears’ quick-strike offense to a 53-7 win Friday night at Kincaide Stadium.

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Author threw three touchdown passes and ran for another.

Roosevelt’s first three possessions, which ended in an interception, a fumble on a botched handoff and a muffed kickoff, all led to South Oak Cliff touchdowns.

Behind quarterback Robert McIntyre, Roosevelt looked to chip away at a 21-0 deficit with a 13-play drive between the first and second quarters, but the series stalled when McIntyre threw his second of three interceptions. McIntyre finished 11-of-25 for 73 yards.

South Oak Cliff turned that McIntyre interception into a 28-yard touchdown pass from Author to Devin Williams.

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Carter

28

Madison

12

Carter overcame some early mistakes and beat Madison in a non-district game at Wilmer-Hutchins Stadium.

A slippery ball caused problems for the offenses at the start of the game. Carter (2-1) ended the first quarter with minus-9 yards on eight carries, including a dropped snap on a punt.

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Following the fumbled snap, Madison (1-2) took over at the 33 and used seven plays to get into the end zone. Willie Ross scored on an 11-yard run.

On its next possession, Carter quarterback Kenneth Spencer hit receiver Jordan Ingram with a 60-yard touchdown pass on third-and-11 following a timeout by Carter, which went into the half up 7-6.

Lincoln

46

Bishop Dunne

13

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Erick Neal ran for three touchdowns and passed for two scores to lead Lincoln (2-0) at Pleasant Grove Stadium.

Lincoln, overcoming 15 penalties for 140 yards, erupted for 19 points in the second quarter when Neal scored two of his touchdowns and completed a 30-yard scoring pass to his twin brother Derrick. In the third quarter, when Lincoln put the game out of reach, Derrick Neal returned a punt 38 yards to set up Erick’s 13-yard TD run. Brenson Davis caught a 39-yard TD pass from Neal later in the quarter to make it 46-6.

Bishop Dunne’s Justin Hawthorne led all rushers with 119 yards, including a 54-yard TD in the fourth quarter.

Prestonwood Chr.

44

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Royse City

7

PLANO — Grayson Warren rushed for 243 yards and three touchdowns as Prestonwood Christian defeated Royse City at Lions Stadium.

What started off as a competitive game turned into a rout as Prestonwood scored 37 unanswered points to close out the game.

Warren teamed with quarterback Mickey Mitchell to provide much of the offensive spark for Prestonwood (3-0). Mitchell threw for 95 yards and ran for 103 more. He also scored a rushing touchdown to complement Warren’s scoring runs of 1, 24 and 10 yards.

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FW Nolan

25

Everman

15

EVERMAN — Fort Worth Nolan linebacker Wade Coleman returned a fumble 49 yards for a touchdown to break a fourth quarter tie in a 25-15 nondistrict victory at J.E. Marr Stadium.

Nolan (1-2), which added a 39-yard field goal by McCaleb Taylor with 18 seconds remaining, took an 8-7 lead in the first quarter. Joseph Prud’homme scored on a 1-yard run followed by a 2-point conversion run by Patrick Rich.

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The Colony

20

Woodrow Wilson

7

Bryan Hammond rushed for 216 yards and three scores as The Colony rallied past Woodrow Wilson.

Woodrow Wilson recovered a muffed punt inside Colony territory and took the early lead on Sam Keeter’s 3-yard run, but Woodrow managed little else offensively.

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Hammond’s 11-yard touchdown run gave The Colony the lead and capped a 91-yard drive to start the second half. He scored again from 4 yards out with 1:25 left to put the game out of reach.

Little Elm

41

Carr. R.L. Turner

23

LITTLE ELM — Keaun Kinner rushed for 261 yards and three touchdowns in the first half to lead Little Elm (2-1) past Carrollton R.L. Turner (0-2) in non-district play.

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Kinner’s first two scores came in the first three minutes, on 49-yard runs. He added a 54-yard touchdown run in the second quarter.

Jaylen Price’s 78-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the second quarter gave Little Elm a 34-10 lead with 4:19 left before halftime.

JP Patterson led R.L. Turner rushers with 118 yards on 14 carries.

Molina

27

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Conrad

6

Thomas Hughes rushed for 160 yards and two touchdowns to lead Molina (1-2) past Conrad at Loos Stadium.

Molina scored on its first two possession with Hughes and Edwards capping drives with 1-yard runs. Molina quarterback Billy Jack White rushed 75 yards and passed for 122 yards.

Parish Episcopal

35

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Spruce

0

SEAGOVILLE — Parish Episcopal (3-0, 0-0) held Spruce (0-2, 0-0) to 114 total yards of offense and recovered three fumbles.

Senior Tre Vance rushed for 188 yards and one touchdown on 16 carries. Senior Zach Shelley rushed for 109 yards and three touchdowns.

Crandall

42

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Seagoville

12

CRANDALL — Nate Banks rushed for 167 yards on 18 carries, had an 82-yard kickoff return to pace Crandall (1-2 overall) to a win over Seagoville (1-2) in the Battle of Highway 175.

The neighboring towns slugged it out for most of the first half as Seagoville was victimized by four fumbles (two lost) and a pair of missed extra point tries. Crandall stopped a potential scoring drive with one of the miscues and marched 72 yards the other way – 58 of them coming on a swing touchdown pass from Hunter Darst to Jason Bryant.

Mount Pleasant

76

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Terrell

33

MOUNT PLEASANT — Montravious James and Kedarius Cannon connected on four first-half touchdown passes as Mount Pleasant raced past Terrell.

James finished with 435 yards passing and seven touchdowns, and also ran for 89 yards and two scores. Cannon caught 13 passes for 225 yards.

Terrance Thomas added 105 yards and two touchdowns for Mount Pleasant (3-0), which racked up 643 yards of total offense, including 489 in the first half.

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Damion Moss scored all five touchdowns for Terrell (0-3), finishing with 139 yards rushing and two touchdowns. He also caught a touchdown pass and returned two kickoffs for scores.

TC Byron Nelson

40

Burl. Centennial

35

BURLESON—Tylor Blake scored three touchdowns and Trophy Club Byron Nelson (3-0) held off Burleson Centennial (1-2) at Burleson ISD Stadium. Centennial’s Kevin Tezeno hauled in a 99-yard touchdown with 6:29 to play in the game to cut the lead to 34-28, but Byron Nelson’s Courtney Miles scored a 32-yard touchdown to make it 40-28 with 2:21 left to play.

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Centennial scored in four plays, the last a 27-yard Doug Hopkins catch from Tanner Hodges to cut it to 40-35. But Byron Nelson ran out the clock to seal the victory.

Centennial took an early 7-0 lead on a 10-play, 75-yard drive capped by a Demarcus Williams 8-yard touchdown run.

FW South Hills

44

Pinkston

6

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FORT WORTH -- Running back Trent Rawson and receiver Antwan Roberson combined for seven touchdowns to lead Fort Worth South Hills at Clark Stadium.