LUBBOCK MONTEREY @ ODESSA PERMIAN
GAME SUMMARY & STATS
Permian rushed for 336 yards and for the first time this season did not have a touchdown pass. The Panthers still clobbered the Plainsmen 44-7 and improved to 5-0 for the first time since 1995.

Esai Sotelo had 99 rushing yards on 16 carries, while Sherard Ray had 90-yards on eight carries.  Each scored a touchdown. Jamison Berryhill added 71 yards and a touchdown and quarterback Taylor Byrd ran for 60 yards and two TDs.

The Permian defense turned in another solid performance, limiting the Plainsmen to 211 of total offense. Monterey quarterback John Paul Floyd threw for 129 yards and a touchdown. In the fourth quarter, Floyd’s last two passes were intercepted, with Andrew Amoyaw returning it 23 yards for the game’s final touchdown.
 

DENTON RYAN AT ABILENE HIGH
Abilene scored on its first three drives to put Denton Ryan behind from the very start of the Eagles' 49-41 Homecoming victory.  Spens Lackey orchestrated a 97-yard drive and a 90-yard drive on the first two, with Lackey running one in and throwing a 21-yard touchdown pass to Keithy Flye for the second.

Both passing games lit up the scoreboard. Ryan quarterback Austin Axtell threw for 443 yards and five touchdowns, while Lackey threw for 244 and three touchdowns.  The Eagles enjoyed a 28-13 halftime lead at the break.

The Raiders spent most of the second half trying to keep the game within one score, but every time they scored to get it to an eight-point deficit, the Eagles would answer. The teams combined for five fourth quarter touchdowns, including three by the Raiders.  With 1:39 left to play and trailing 49-41, the Raiders didn’t have much of a chance on an onside kick attempt and Abilene was able to milk the clock for the win.
 

ABILENE COOPER AT LUBBOCK CORONADO
Turnovers will cost you the game.  The Cougars found out first hand as they suffered a 31-14 loss to the Mustangs.  Cooper commited two interceptions, one fumble, two muffed punts, a blocked punt and 10 penalties.

A muffed punt by Will Ford at the Cooper 30 set up Coronado's first score in the second quarter.  On the ensuing possession, a backward pass from Casey to Kenyon Barnes was dropped and recovered by Matt Hasley at the Cougar 12.  Coronado took advantage of the mistake with a 23-yard field goal by Lukas Rutter.

The blunders continued to haunt the Cougars in the second half, beginning with a blocked punt by Aaron Cude on Cooper's second possession. Bo Campbell scooped up the loose ball, and raced 34 yards to give the Mustangs a 17-7 lead.  Lance Quigley snagged a pass intended for Steven Snyder and raced untouched for 89-yard touchdown reception early in the fourth.  Coronado's final score courtesy of a muffed punt at the Cooper 28. Of Coronado's five scores, all five followed a Cooper mistake.
 

AMARILLO HIGH AT MIDLAND HIGH
The story for the Bulldogs continues to be strong defense and an emerging passing game with Chase Plourd at quarterback. Plourd completed 21-of-36 passes for 284 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the 20-0 Homecoming triumph.

Midland High mounted the first serious drive of the game, going 73 yards on five plays, as Plourd completed all four of his passes for 71 yards. Three of those throws went to sophomore Antwan Goodley, the last of which was a 22-yard scoring pass which made it 7-0. The rest of the work was done by the Midland High defense.  The Bulldogs allowed only 57 Amarillo yards on the ground and only 168 yards of total offense.
 

ODESSA HIGH AT SAN ANGELO CENTRAL
The Bronchos didn't get on the scoreboard until the final play of the first half on a Travis Austin 48-yard field goal.  Unfortunately for Odessa High, the Bobcats put up 20 points in the 20-5 loss to San Angelo Central.

Just one week after gaining nearly 500 yards in offense, OHS could manage only 179.  Running back J.J. Hill was the workhorse, finishing with 57 yards on 14 carries. Central quarterback Anthony Castillo, who rushed 20 times for 62 yards, including several big plays to extend drives. He also was 9-of-18 for 89 yards passing, with one touchdown.
 

MESQUITE AT MIDLAND LEE
The Rebels traveled to Abilene to host the Mesquite Skeeters in the district's lone Saturday game.  The defense showed up and kept Kelly Page and Adrian Richards in check.  The Lee offense failed to get rolling in the 10-0 loss in Shotwell Stadium.

Neither team scored in the first quarter.  As the game approached halftime, Mesquite navigated a drive capped off with a 11-yard TD pass from Page to Richards.  On the ensuing kickoff, the Skeeters recovered an onside kick and two plays later would kick a 46-yard field goal to take a 10-0 lead.  Neither team could score in the second half.
 

 
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