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4C SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2004 THE TIMES shreveporttimes.com BOSSIER 41, MANSFIELD 8 Haughton rolls up Bolton TT High School Football: Week 3 9 I 1 -oi Airline thumps Natchitoches By David West Special to The Times By Mark Barnard Special to The Times HAUGHTON Senior running back Justin Jetton rushed for 128 yards and four touchdowns, and Haughton's defense held Bolton to 84 yards of total offense as the fourth-ranked Class 4A Buccaneers knocked off the Bears here Friday night Haughton also overcame several mistakes, being penalized 14 times for 95 yards. The defensive line was about the only bright spot for us tonight," Haughton head coach Rodney Guin said. "We had a lot of lack of concentration out here, and well have to fix some things if we're going to be any better than we are." Led by nose tackle Daniel 1 Mi -1 4 ill, if -si MP Callle ReameThe times Mansfield's Quinton Howard (left) and Chris Anderson (right) take down Bossier's Corey George on Friday night. NATCHITOCHES A rash of penalties and turnovers wasn't enough to stop Airline Friday as the Vikings ran over Natchitoches Central 31-7 in a noiKlistrict high school football game at Turpin Stadium on Friday. Airline (3-0) had two punt return touchdowns called back and fumbled the ball away three times.

But the Vikings overcame that by rushing for 210 yards in, the first half and holding the Chiefs (0-3) to negative yards rushing until the fourth quarter. "We made a lot of mental mistakes tonight but kept fighting and fighting," said Airline coach Mike Greene. "We can't continue to make those kind of mistakes and win. We were lucky to overcome them." A blocked field goal late in the second quarter turned the game around. Trailing 10-7, the Chiefs drove deep into Airline territory and had an apparent touchdown wiped out by an illegal procedure penalty.

NCHS wasn't able to punch the ball in again and Andy Adams' 23-yard field goal was blocked with 2:20 to go in die first half. On first down, Airline's Cordaro Green broke two tackles and ran 43 yards to the Chiefs 37. Five plays later, he ran through Chiefs tacklers for 16 yards to the 4. After Matt Angel was tackled for a 1-yard loss, Green scored on a 5-yard run with 24 seconds to play in the half to increase Airline's lead to 17-7. "One thing that is obvious to me is that we aren't doing the fundamentals of blocking and tackling," said Chiefs Coach Mike Cicslak.

"Believe me, we work on it That is something that has to come from within." Natchitoches took over and opted not to down the ball to end the half, which was costly. Stevenson Jones, who was moved from, quarterback to tailback this week, fumbled on first down and Jordan Montgomery recovered for the Vikings at the Chiefs 14. On third down, Angel completed a Jtyard pass to Andre Allen to put Airline ahead 24-7 with five seconds left in the first half. Allen scored Air: line's initial touchdown on a 71-yard run midway through the, second quarter He had punt returns of 58 and 47 yards for toulchdowns called back. Airline got the only score of the second half on a 6-yard pass from Angel to Jimmy.

Heard with 3:12 to go in the third quarter. The Chiefs only touchdown was on a 20-yard pass from Taylor McEl-wce to Brandon Oliver with 7:51 left in the second quarter. Huntington smacks Byrd By Pesky Hill Special to The Times It was a coming out party of sorts for Huntington High School's Sirderrick Dotson Friday night at Lee Hedges Stadium. Dotson ran, passed and caught the football to ignite the Raiders' offense to a 30-16 non-district victory over Byrd in a clash of city 5A teams. The victory raided Huntington's record to 2-1 while the Yellow Jackets dropped to 1-2.

Dotson, a 5-10, 160-pound senior, started the game at running back and ended up at quarterback. However, it was his 58-yard catch and run for a touchdown that got Huntington going on the first offensive series of the game. and Bailey added another field goal, this one from 32 yards. Bossier led 27-0 going into the final quarter. Mansfield finally scored when Tordero Clay caught a 20-yard touchdown pass from Quan Howard.

Jermaine Johnson ran in the 2-point conversion to cut the deficit to 27-8. Bossier, though, answered with a pair of touchdowns from George in the fourth quarter. He scored on runs of 10 and 5 yards. In the game, George rushed 24 times for 140 yards. "We were kind of rocky in the first half with our offense," George said.

"We knew we could play as a ballclub." Robinson scored on a 10-yard run to push the Bearkats' lead to 10-0. Then, later in the second quarter, Bossier's Brown scored on a 15-yard run for a 17-0 lead that the Bearkats took to the locker room at the half. Brown rushed 16 times for 149 yards in the game. The offensive line came out and blocked for us," Brown said. "If we can just come out as a team we can win every game because we believe in ourselves.

The Bearkats, though, weren't finished. Robinson scored on a 21-yard run for a 24-0 lead in the third quarter "It was a good game," Bossier coach Billy Don McHalffey said. "We were a little shaky in the first, half." Indeed, the Bearkats (3-0) led just 3-0 at the of the first quarter on a 22-yard field goal from Jonathan Bailey.1 "We needed to score early and often," McHalffey said "Mansfield's got a good ballclub. We played hard tonight." The points started coming in the second quarter as Bossier scored, twice against the Mansfield (1-2) defense. Bossier quarterback Dcmondray Bossier has two backs rush for more than 100 yards.

By Darren Jackson Special to TheTimes The Bossier Bearkats started slow on Friday night, but when the Bearkats offense got rolling on Friday night Mansfield couldn't stop them. Bossier, behind the' running of Weldon Brown and Corey George, took a 41-8 victory over the Wolverines at Bearkat Stadium. Fobbs, Haughton's Wilson defensive line could have established a residence in Bolton's backfield. The Bucs' front four was living there the entire night stopping the Bears for negative yardage on 13 plays. The Buccaneers (3-0) grabbed a 7- 0 lead on Jetton's 1-yard touchdown run with 2:33 showing in the first quarter.

Wilson completed an 18-yard pass to Dean Johnscher and scrambled for 22 more to the Bolton 8- yard-line, setting up Jetton's run. Jetton capped a 60-yard drive midway early in the second quarter with a 5-yard touchdown sprint, increasing Haughton's lead to 14-0. Wilson's 16-yard run to the Bears' 5-yard-line was the key play in the drive. Bolton (1-2) got back in the game late in the second quarter. Antonio Gladney bobbled Wilson's pass near the right sideline at midfield, and Bolton's Demarcus Stafford stole the football and raced 15 yards to the Bucs 32-yard-line.

On fourth-and-17, James Webb hit Greg Hall for a 37-yard gain to the Haughton 3-yard-line, setting up Justin Philip's 2-yard touchdown to pull the Bears to within 14-6 with :37 showing in die first half. Haughton outgained Bolton in total yards by a 176-to-42 margin, but the Bears trailed the Buccaneers by only six points at halftime. Jetton broke two tackles and outran Bolton's defense for a 52-yard touchdown to push Haughton's lead to 21-6 with 7:15 remaining in the third quarter. His 5-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter capped the scoring. Haynesville claims Claiborne Parish battle Loyola pounds St.

Fred CLAIBORNE ACADEMY 14: Host Claiborne jumped out to a 14-0 lead but couldn't quite hang on as the speedy visitors rallied to win. Claiborne (3-2) got a 5-yard scoring run from Dedrick Ridley in the first quarter and a 2 1-yard Josh LeGendre touchdown reception in the second quarter to go ahead 14-0. Riverfield (4-1) countered with a 38-yard second quarter touchdown run by Bailey Hogue to cut the lead to 14-7 at the half. Quarterback James Doughty tied the game for Claiborne with a 28-yard run to start the fourth quarter. Hogue got the go ahead score on a 53-yard burst Ridley led all rushers in the game for Claiborne with 144 yards on 25 carries.

GLENBROOK 27, RIVER OAKS 26: The Apaches took the one-point victory behind some big plays from Jared.Mourad and Tomlin Wilson. Mourad had an 89-yard touchdown run and Wilson added a 79-yard punt return. finished with just 100 yards passing. Javier Pere caught two of the touchdown passes, one for 5 and one for 14. St.

Mary linebacker Boone Wilkiri-son scored on a blocked punt. MINDEN 32, BUNKIE 7: At Bunkie, the Crimson won its second consecutive game to improve to 2-1 after going 0-10 last season. Kay Jones had another big week, this time scoring three touchdowns. He had scoring runs of 15, 52 and 5 yards. Jones carried 10 times for 120 yards.

Brandon Walker added 101 as the Tide outgained Bunkie 352-138. PLAIN DEALING 40, TALLULAH 6: At Plain Dealing, Gerald Oliver ran for 146 yards and four touchdowns to lead the Lions to the easy victory. Oliver scored on runs of 15, 11, 35 and 45 yards. The lions also got 157 yards passing from quarterback Aldavis Johnson. Johnson also threw a touchdowns pass of 15 yards to Dennis Washington.

RIVER FIELD ACADEMY 21, or a close game tlu's week. After two games within 10 points against less powerful Benton improved to 3-0 by starting quickly and not slowing down. Jamie Gray returned the opening kickoff 75 yards for a touchdown. Springhill evened it at 7, but the rest of die game belonged to the visitors. Benton rushed for 490 yards.

"Offensively, we did a much better job of being physical up front," Tigers coach Mitch Downey said. "We just played a lot cleaner game and played with more intensity. I think we took a step forward tonight as far as playing with some emotion and being intense, eliminating mistakes on special teams." Demond Wheatley rushed for 255 yards on 13 carries and scored three times. Michael Coatney added another 120 yards of rushing and scored twice. ST.

MARY 47, COTTON VALLEY 0: The Tigers rolled in their biggest win yet, shutting out a second consecutive team on the road. Bryan Stamey threw three touchdown passes in the game though he From Staff Reports A snap over the head of the Homer punter gave Haynesville the ball at the Pelicans' 10-yard-line in a tied fourth-quarter game, and the Tornado scored to go ahead in a 20-7 victory. 1 "It was a hard-foughl game, very physical," Tors coach David Frank-, lin said. "It was very hot and both of us had to substitute a lot. Our kids played well." Another big special teams play led to Homer's only touchdown after a roughing-the-kicker penalty kept a Pelicans' drive alive.

It was capped by a 45-yard Rashid Young touchdown run. Haynesville held Young to 27 yards on 17 carries. Terenzio Tell was more productive on the home side. He' gained 108 yards and scored on runs of 1 and 59 yards. After Steve Jackson scored the go-ahead touchdown from a yard out in the fourth, Tell put it out of reach with his long one.

BENTON 47, SPRINGHILL 7: The Tigers didn't have a slow start By Jimmy Watson jimwatsongannett.com The experience and depth of the Loyola Flyers proved too much for the St Fredrick Warriors to handle in just their third game under coach Paul Guerriero. The Flyers put together a long touchdown drive to end the first half, then exploded for two quick scores in the third quarter to dominate the visiting Warriors 42-0 in Messmer Stadium on Friday night "We caught some breaks against them and coach Guerriero is in his first year, so they're still making adjustments," Loyola coach John LeBlanc said. 1 LHS Jemus Barnes 9 pass from Jenkins Rrveriield 0 7 0 14 -21 Claiborne 7 7 0 0-14 CA Dednck Ridley 5 run (Randy Williams kick) CA Josh LeGendre 21 pass Hunter Meckel (Williams kick) RA Bailey Hogue 38 run (Tyler Ogden kick) RA James Doughty 28 run (Ogden kick) RA Hogue 53 run (Ogden kick) (pass tailed) First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Comp-Att-lnl Punts-Avg. Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards LHS NO 12 10 29-175 39-162 115 25 8-1JO 3-12-1 2-39 4-29 2-1 3-1 16-160 1M9 CA Punts-Avg. NA 2-355 FumrJes-lost 0-0 2-1 Penalties-yards 8-15 5-40 Individual Statistics RUSHING Homer.

Greg Nelson 18-76; Barry McGee 3-28, Young 17-27. Ha. Tell 12-108 Brandon Brownmiller 10-32; Jackson 6-15: Dedanan Rohinson 1-20; Jeremiah Burns 4-15. PASSING-Ho. Jordan Newell 01-0.

Haynesville. Pete Beene 14-111 RECEIVING Haynesville, Robinson 1-11. Haughton 28, Bolton 6 Bolton 0 6 0 0 -6 Haughton 7 7 7 7-28 Justin Jetton 2 run (Matt Hudson kick) Jetton 1 run (Hudson kick) Justin Phillips 2 run (kick tailed) Jetton 52 run (Hudson kick) Jetton 5 run (Hudson kick) RA 11 24-165 86 6-13-1 2-23 2-2 2-20 First Downs Rushes-Vtards Passing 'raids Comp-AII-Int Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards 13 42-237 41 3-7-1 3- 34 4-4 4- 20 Individual Statistics RUSHING LHS. Wilson 15-72.

Cordero McDamel Marshall 4-17; Jenkins 4-15. Ford 2-8 ND. King 20-106. Burford 11. 26: Jarvis Hulcherson 4-17.

Hooks 4-11 PASSING-LHS. Jenkins 8-131 15. ND Burford 3-12-1 25 RECEIVING LHS, Marshall 2-61. McDaniel 2-21. Wilson 1-53: Seth Bartley 1-11, Barnes 1-9: ND.

Hooks 2-26. Plain Dealing 40, Tallulah 6 Tallulah 0 0 6 0 -6 Plain Dealing 6 16 12 6-40 PD Gerald Oliver 15 run (pass tailed) PD Oliver 1 1 run (Earl Johnson runl P0 Dennis Washington 1 5 pass from Al Dans Johnson (Lamarcus Adley trom Johnson) PD-Oliver 35 run (pass failed) PD Johnson 1 5 run (Johntavious Douglas from Johnson) Terrell Henderson 25 run (run tailed) Bossier 41, Mansfield 6 Broadmoor 38. DonakJsonville 8 Buckeye21.Northwood13 Captain Shreve 21, Parkway 0 Central Private 42, Srlliman 6 Christian Lite 41. North Iberville 6 Covington 6, Denham Spnngs 0 DeOumcy 27, East Beauregard 17 East Ascension 24, Lutchet 6 E.D.White 24, Assumption 6 Eunice 10, Notre Dame 17 Grant 46, Caldwell 14 'Haughton 28, Bolton 6 Huntington 30, Byrd 16 Iowa 37. Elton 12 Jackson 6.

West Feliciana 22 Kentwood 13. SI Helena Central 0 Lake Arthur 27. Delcambre 12 LaGrange 35, LeesviHe 6 LaSalle 54, Davidson 14 Loyola 42, St. Frederick 0 Minden 32. Bunkie 7 Montgomery 14.

Lakeview 12 Northeast 41, FemdayO Northside 42, New Iberia 14 Oak Forest 46, Amile 0 Opelousas 41 Lee 13 Parkview 35, Central 21 Pickering 22, Merryville 0 Plain Dealing 40, Tallulah 6 Plaquemme 48. Glen Oaks 27 Rayne28.Westlake21 Rosepine 34, South Beauregard 20 SI. Louis 42, St Edmund 0 St. Maty 47, Cotton Valley 0 St Paul's 63, Pope John Paul 6 SIII48, Independence 19 South Cameron 21 Vinlon 13 Springfield 53. East Iberville 26 Sulphur 14.

Sam Houston 0 Tara 48. Capitol 20 Teurtmgs Catholic 28. lota 6 University 14. Brusly 20 vermrlion Catholic 13, Sacred Heart-Vide Pfatte 9 Walker27.McKinley6 Wmnlield 20. Tioga 7 Woodlawn 28, Bishop Sullivan 21 Friday's summaries St.

Mary 47, Cotton Valley 0 St. Mary 7 19 14 7-47 Cotton Valley 0 0 0 0 -0 SM Patrick Johnson 34 pass trom Bryan Slamfcy (Antonio Castro kK) SM Boone Wilkinson 5 blocked punt return (kick tailed) SM Javier Peie 5 pass trom Stamey (Castro kick) SM Went Mullikin 1 run (kick tailed) SM Pere 14 pass from Stamey (Castro kick) SM-Blake Guillory 25 run (Castro kick) SM Michael Murphy 2 run (Castro kick) SM CV Fusl Downs 15 5 Rushes-yards 33-294 16-1-29) Passing yards 135 61 Como-Alt-mt 7-11-0 6-25-1 Punts-Avg. 0-0 8-25 2 Fumbies-lost 6-3 3-1 Penalties-yards 8-75 6-40 Individual Statistics HUSHING-SM Rod Washington 7-85: Johnson 5-64 Murphy 4-51. Guillory 8-55; MuKikm 5-43 CV Pervamce Kinsley 5-12 PASSING SM. Stamey6-1O0100 Mullikin 1-1-0 35 CV.

Delmario Hawkins 6-25-1 61 RECEIVING SM Pere 3-54; Washington 2-39 Guillory 1-8 Johnson 1-34. CV Nainan Spurlm 2-22, Kinsley 3-25. Patrick Gladney 1-14 Haynesville 20, Homer 7 Homer 0 7 0 0 -7 Haynesville 7 0 0 13-20 Ha Terenzio Tell 1 run (Dommik Promny kick) Ho Rashid Ibung 45 run (Jermam Benamin kick) Ha Sieve Jackson 1 run (Promny kick) Ha -Tell 59 run (kick failed) Ho Ha First Downs 7 10 Rushes-yards 39-73 36-174 Passing yards 0 11 Catip-All-Int ,061 1-4-1 8 12 35-42 28-166 42 146 3-7-1 11-21-1 7-257 6-2 2-2 2-20 14-95 Texas scores CLASS 5A Arlington Lamar 24, Irving Nimte 7 Brownsville Pace 42, Brownsville Lopez 7 Carrolllon Turner 26, Dallas Spruce 0 Clear Brook 30. Fort Bend Marshall 22 Clear Lake 24, Katy Taylor 17 Conroe Oak Bidge 29, Montgomery 7 Dallas Sunset 48. Dallas Bishop Dunne 35 Duncan 37.

Mesquile 6 Eagle Pass 12, Carrizo Spnngs 0 EP Bel Air 23. EPCoronado21 Flower Mound 24, Hurst Bell 21 Fort Bend Highlower 40, Fort Bend Austin 0 Garland 37, Dallas Carter 7 Houston Bellaire 48, Houston Sharpstown 0 Houston Westside 35. Conroe 0 Irving 38. N. Richland Hills 6 Katy Mayde Creek 14, Houston Stratford 10 Klen Collins 54.

Magnolia 17 Laredo United 33. SA Brackenndge 10 Lubbock Coronado 23. Odessa 13 Midland 35. Lubbock Monterey 14 North Garland 27, Oallas Samuell 7 North Mesquite 49, Grand Prame 7 PSJA North 32, Harlingen South 30 Richardson Pearce 45. Gartand Naaman 7 SA Churchill 27, SA Marshall 21 SA Jefferson 31, SA Edison 7 SA Madison 14, SA OConnor 13 SA Reagan 35, SA Jay 15 SA Southwest 22, SA Hartandale 19 Schertz Clemens 21, Austin S.F.A, 17 South Garland 27, South Grand Prairie 22 Tomball 42.

Cy-Fair 21 CLASS 4A Amanllo Palo Duro 38. Lubbock Estacado 14 Big Spnn 19, Lubbock 0 Boerne 13, SA MacArthur 10 Conroe Caney Creek 48. Channelview 24 Dallas Smth 26. North Dallas 6 Dallas South Oak Cliff 52. FW Wyatl 0 Dallas Wilson 31 Seagoville 14 Floresvilie 28, Laredo LBJ 12 Fredericksburg 27, SA Lanier 0 Galena Park 55.

Houston Austin 14 Houston Davis 39. Houston Mdby 14 Houston King 33, Houston Wheatley 0 3-44; Anthony Snow 1-9; Jeremy Wimer 1 -8; West 1-6. Pw, Wolt 2-16, Brady Dulaney 2-8. Thursday's late summary Woodlavm 63, Calvary 18 Calvary 6 6 6 0 16 Woodlavm 13 18 26 6 -63 WHS Kendeoun Metier 60 punt return (Quinnon Thomas kick) WHS Natter 70 punt return (run failed) WHS Dennis Morn6 54 run (run tailed) WHS Dominique Taylor 20 pass from Netter (run tailed) Justin Poole 37 pass from Alan Rogers (kick failed) WHS Charles Edwards 59 run (pass failed) WHS Thomas 25 run (run failed) WHS Edwards 36 run (Edwards run) Poole 32 pass from Rogers (pass failed) WHS -Thomas 85 run (run failed) WHS Jonathon Ellis 6 run (run tailed) WHS Timothy Anderson 55 tumble return (pass tailed) Poole 13 pass Irom Rogers (pass failed) CBA WHS Fust Downs 18 13 Rushes-yaids 16-33 23 346 Passing yards 224 115 Comp-Att-Int 14-39-2 5-7-0 Punts-Avg 1-28 0 Fumbles-lost 2-1 1-0 Penaflies-yarrJs 8-46 20-223 Individual Statistic RUSHING-C, Alex Dempsey 8-35; Zack Edmonds 5-10; Poole 1-2. Edwards 9-136; Thomas 6-130: Morris 3-56, RASSING-C.

Rogers 14-39-2 224, WHS, Netter 2-3-0 40: Thomas 2-3-0 65 RECEIVING Poole 7-130: Wade Gore 3-50; John Parker 3-43; WHS, Taylor 1-20; Ellis 1-20, Morris 1-25; Terry Williams 1-10, Friday results Airline 31 Natchitoches Central 7 Albany 38. Pine 6 Atoandna 42. Menaid 6 Belaire 28. Episcopal 14 Baker 21, Scotland 6 Block 34, Jena 13 Houston Sterling 26. Houston Chavez 22 Killeen 34.

Auslm Reagan 15 Paris North Lamar 35. Athens 6 Plainview 31, Wichita Ralls 7 Pleasanton 21, CC Tuloso-Midway 0 Port Neches-Groves 21, Houston Forest Brook 20 Rosenberg Terry 21. Dayton 14 SA Sam Houston 28, SA Highlands 14 SA South San 27, SA Central Catholic 7 SA South San West 18, SA Memorial 17 Taylor 30. Rockdale 0 West Mesquite 48. Dallas Adamson 0 Wolftorth Frenship 49, Hereford 7 CLASS 3A Lubbock Cooper 30, Floydada 0 Manon22.Poth21 Mineda 49, Brovmsboro 14 Navasota 45.

Elgin 10 Pilot Point 25, Little Elm 23 CLASS 2A BrucevtHe-Eddy 27. Granger 21 Denver City 36, Portales.NM. 7 Gamson 28. Omaha Pewitt 12 George West 15. Jourdanton 7 Kenedy 22.

Three Rivers 0 Lockney 33. Memphis 0 Olton48.Springlake-arth0 Post20.Roscoe17 Scurry-Rosser 42, Crossroads 0 CLASS 1A Bruni16.LaJovaJV12 Morton 34, FarweK 7 Ralls 50. HermleighO Shiner 32, Universal City Randolph 31 Spur 63, Wilson 24 Wheeler 60, Sitverton 26 SIX-MAN Ackerry Sands 38. New Home 36 Cotton Center 46, Plamview Christian Academy 0 Highland 46, Santa Anna 0 TnnidarJ 12. Abbott6 Turkey Valley 69.

Folktt 22 OTHER SCHOOLS AledoTnmty Chnstan 54, Lucas Chnstian 8 Central Texas Chnstian 52, Bellville Faith AcademyO FW Calvary Christian 64, Dallas A Academy 0 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Comp-Att Int Punts-Avg Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Individual Leader RUSHING-CA. Ridley 25-144; RA, Doughty 14-128. PASSING-CA. Heckel 3-7-1-41 RA, Doughty 5-13-1-86 RECEIVING CA. Ridley 1-25, RA-Jamte King 2-44.

Records: Claiborne 3-2, Riverfield 4-1 Captain Shreve 21, Parkway 0 C.S. 7 0 0 0-21 Parkway 0 '0 0 0 0 CS Austin Tolliver 43 pass Irom Andrew Calantone (John Michiels kick) CS Lnace West 6 pass Irom Calantone (Micrneis kick) CS Rodnck Gnssom 4 run (Michels kick) Pw CS PD Over 45 run (run railed) 13 21144 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Comp-Att-Int Punls-Avg. Fumbles-lost THS PD 9 16 35-236 37-299 0 157 01 11-17-0 2-28 0-0 2-1 '3-3 8-105 2-10 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Comp-Att-lnl Punts-Avg. Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 21-123 24 4- 10-1 5- 27.4 2-1 5-57 181 11-23-3 1-31 3-2 3-43 Individual Leaders RUSHING Jeffrie Elie 7-28. Justin Phillips 18-12.

James Webb 10-12; Justin Jetton 16-128 Nk Wilson 12-38 PASSING-B James Webb 3-7-42, Nick Wilson 11-21-146 RECEIVING GregHall 1-34 Jeffrie Eke 2-13. Dean Johnscher 6-96, Tony Gerbine 2-31 Logansport 34, North DeSoto 16 Logansport 14 6 6 634 North DeSoto 0 6 6 0-16 LHS Stepnen Wilson 1 run (Gary Cason kick) LHS Dominic Jenkins 1 run (Cason kick) LHS Jenkins 1 run (kick failed) ND J. Hooks 7 pass from Ryan Quriord (David King run) ND King 65 run (King run) LHS Jonathan Ford 5 run (Ford run) Penalties-yards Individual Statistic Individual Statistic RUSHING PD, Oliver 13-146. E. Johnson 11-52.

Taiwan Perry 8-85 PASSING P0. Davis 11-17-0-157 RECEIVING-PD. Washington 2-74; Douglas 3-20. Riverfield 21, Claiborne 14 RUSHING-CS. Gnssom 15-121.

West 5-31: Calantone 1-1-18). Pw. Bryce McGutfie 12-80, Josh Wolf 17-22; Jon Thomas 2-14; Mike Newberg 15-6, Ron Jackson 1-1 PASSING-CS, Calantone 11-233-181, Pw, Newberg 4-10-1-24 RECEIVIMG CS, Tolliver 4-96, Isaac Hams.