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THE TIMES shreveporttimes.com High School Football: Week 10 OUACHITA 21, BYRD 20 i SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2003 3C Ruston rallies in victory From Staff Reports Mansfield gets past BTW in OT By Darren Jackson Special to The Times If Mansfield High School running back Ricky Scott was 85 percent healthy on Friday night, then the Wolverines' opponents should hope not to see him at 100 percent. Scott carried the football 29 times for 204 yards and scored the game-winning touchdown in overtime to lift Mansfield to a 26-20 victory over 3 1 I I riO' ft booker T. Washington in high school football action. Scott had been hampered by an ankle injury throughout much of the second half of the season. Mansfield coach Scott Michael Dunliip Tn InncS Byrd tight end Claude Harton (left) is taken down by Ouachita defenders after a reception during first-quarter action Friday.

Two big plays late in the game pull Ouachita past Byrd NATCHITOCHES Natchitoches Central raced out to a quick lead but couldn't hold on as Ruston prevailed 36-13 here at Rags Turpin Stadium on Friday night in a District 1-5A finale for both teams. Mark Calvin dashed 71 yards on Natchitoches' first possession to give the Chiefs a r0 lead. But Tony Cox came up big for Ruston with 173 yards three touchdowns as Ruston improved to 6-3 overall and 3-1 in district Cox's 66-yard fourth quarter touchdown run gave Ruston a more comfortable 29-13 lead and Damien Roane added some insurance with an 8-yard scoring run for the final tally. Cox tied the game fr6 with a 9-yard run in the first quarter. After a bad snap on a punt resulted in a safety Ruston, Cox increased the Bearcats lead to 15-6 with a 6-yard second quarter scoring run.

Natchitoches pulled to within 15-13 before haltime on a Calvin 21- yard pass reception from quarterback Blaine demons. Deangelo Hunter scored from the 1 in the third quarter to give Ruston a 22- 13 lead going into the final period. Natchitoches falls to 2-8 on the season and 0-4 in the district HOMER 34. SPRINGHIU 14: At Homer, the Pelicans (5-5. 3-2) recovered two early Spnnghill fumbles and converted both into touchdowns on their way to a 27-0 halftime lead and coasted to the District 1-2A victory.

Homer quarterback Dustin Danzie threw scoring passes to Rashid Young for 20 yards and to Greg Nelson for 18 yards. Young also scored on a 29 yard run and Nelson added a touchdown on a 12-yard run. The Lumberjacks 4-1) tried to get back in the game when Cednc Mendenhall ran the opening kick of the second half back for a 90 yard score, but Homer answered with Nelson's touchdown run. Damus Nelams added a late score for Spnnghill on a 4-yard run. Young finished the night with 32 rushes for 201 yards.

The loss by Spnnghill dropped the Lumberjacks into a tie for first place in the district with Loyola. ARCADIA 14, HAYNESVILLE 7: At Arcadia, the Hornets moved into a first-place tie with Haynesville in District 1-A with the victory. Haynesville (5-5. 4-1) 33-yard scoring pass from Casey Cooper to DeDanan Robinson to take a 7-6 lead at halftime. Steve Tobin scored the first Arcadia touchdown on a 65-yard run but the game winning score came on a 13-yard Derwm Wilson to James Sinclair pass in the third quarter.

Tobin ran in the conversion. The Hornets (5-5. 4-1) ran up 237 yards of total offense while holding the Golden Tors to 145 yards. Tobin led all rushers with 24 carries for 113 yards. ST.

MARY 35, LOGANSPORT 14: At Logansport. St. Mary's David Howell ran for two first-half scores from 7 and 10 yards out to build a 28-7 halftime lead and the Tigers coasted to the District 3-A victory. St. Mary (64.

4-1) also got a 26-yard touchdown pass from Klent Mullikm to Javier Pere and a sconng run by Patnck Johnson in the first half. Logansport (64, 3-2) got a pair of touchdown passes from Kendrick Hill to Calvin Dagley covering 73 and 9 yards. Pere also had a 10-yard touchdown catch from Bryan Stamey in the third quarter. St. Mary had 324 yards rushing with Howell (21-130) and Blake Guillory (21-105) leading the way.

LAKEVIEW 23, RED RIVER 8: At Lake-view. Red River (5-5, 0-3) got a 43-yard touchdown pass to open the game but it was all Lakeview for the remainder of the game. DeAngelo Coleman scored from 5 and 85 yards out and Darnay Bates added a 4-yard scoring run. Lakeview (6-4, 1-2) also got a safety from Jarvis Epps and Jonathan Watson. Coleman led a 303-yard rushing attack by Lakeview with 162 yards on just eight carries.

Abron, who had a big interception in the end zone in the first half for the Lions, chased him down to save the touchdown. But two plays later, with a steady mist falling since halftime. Donald Mayweath-er said earlier in the week that he hoped Scott would be at 85 percent. Scott's 4-yard touchdown run in overtime was the difference for Mansfield (7-3). Scott's heroics offset a stellar night from BTW quarterback Kinsmon Lancaster.

He rushed for 98 yards and scored two touchdowns. He also passed for 183 yards and a touchdown. Lancaster's 13-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter to James McNairy and Lancaster's 2-point conversion run gave BTW an 8-0 lead. Mansfield answered with a 5-yard touchdown run from Scott to cut the deficit to 8-6. The Wolverines took their first lead in the second quarter when quarterback Dale Calhoun ran for a touchdown and a 12-8 lead.

Bossier takes care of Wossman By Gary Delaney Special to The Times Friday night's last game of the 2003 high school football regular season between Bossier and the visiting Wossman Wildcats played at Memorial Stadium saw Bearkats rallied for 20 unanswered points to claw their way from a two-touchdown deficit to a 35-28 victory. The way we came back in the second half showed great character. I'm really proud of our players. This is the kind of momentum we need going into the playoffs," Bossier coach Billy Don McHalffey said after the game. The momentum the Bearkats would claim in the second half belonged to the Wildcats early on as Wossman quarterback Raymece Savage, connected with wide receiver Dexter Wilhite for a 48-yard touchdown pass on the Wildcats' opening drive of the game.

The point-after by Wilhite put Wossman ahead 7-0. On the Bearkats next possession, successive runs of 14 and 18 yards by Bearkats running backs Parnell Scott and Weldon Brown set up a 15-yard blast up the middle by Corey George for a Bossier touchdown with 4:54 left in the first quarter. The point-after attempt by Jonathan Bailey tied the game at 7. Jefferson lost his second fumble of the game. That was a break that we needed," Ragan said.

Ouachita safety Matt Collins recovered at the Ouachita ons called a reverse to Johnson. "With us being 2-6, we had nothing to lose," Johnson said. The play worked. I have to thank the blockers." The speedy sophomore took the pitch and found plenty of open field ahead of him as he sprinted down the sidelines for a 59-yard touchdown. A sharp cut against the grain around the 30 him finish the game-breaking run.

The young man made a great run," first-year Ouachita coach Willie Ragan said. "It wasn't a perfect play, but it was made perfect on his part after he got out and got around. The other kids did a great part of their execution too." Byrd (4-5, 1-3) seemed ready to answer when fullback Tezeray Jefferson ripiied off a 50-yard run down the Ouachita 12. Rodrick trol, the Lions (3-6, 2-2) picked up a pair of first downs from there to run out the clock and clinch third place in District 2-5A Ouachita fullback William Dombrowski led the Lions with 144 yards on 14 carries, including an 88-yard touchdown run that tied the score at 14-14 in the third quarter. "We knew we weren't going to the playoffs." Ragan said "But for these seniors and all they've done for the program and how they stuck in there this year, we wanted them to go out winners.

We also finished third in a pretty doggoned good district. That gives us some momentum to go into spring training." Jefferson gained 192 yards on 19 carries and scored a pair of touchdowns for Byrd, but his two fumbles proved costly. By Paul J. Letlow pletlowthenewsstar.com MONROE Ouachita didn't make the playoffs this season, but the Lions enjoyed the consolation prize finishing their year with a win at home. The lions made two big plays in the final minutes to pull off a 21-20 victory over Byrd in the season finale for both teams.

"It really feels great to get the win for the seniors," said Ouachita tailback Keldrick "KJ." Johnson, who ran for 129 yards and two touchdowns on the night "At halftime we were down. But coach talked to us and we stayed strong." Ouachita trailed 20-14 when it got the ball with 3:28 remaining in the game. On fourth-and-b" in what looked like a passing down, the li Jit HZt, Jefferson 2 with 1:29 left in regulation. "We didn't let our heads get down when he made that big run," Collins said. "We just stuck to it.

Sure enough, it popixd out and we got a turnover." With the ball back in their con- Huntington finishes with road win at Jennings "We're still plugging like it's a one-point ballgame," said Jennings coach Rusty Phelps. At the time of the goal-line stand, his team was down 40-15. "I'm just so proud of them. When we were 0-7, they just kept coming to work and trying to get our football program better." Jennings gave up 477 yards from scrimmage, the most this season. That didn't count Huntington's 91-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the third quarter that countered the Bulldogs' first score.

The Raiders' talent shined. Receiver John Williams plucked a pass out of the hands of tight coverage for a 44-yard touchdown. He flew across the back of the end zone to snatch a 26-yarder later in the first half. Huntington quarterback Dustin Bogan kept the ball up the middle to gain short yardage on fourth down in the second quarter. Not satisfied with the first down, he spun away from the defense at midfield and outran everyone for a 50-yard TD.

Bogan, a senior, ran 21 times for 163 yards and two touchdowns. The southpaw completed eight of 13 passes for 171 yards and two more touchdowns. He kicked the ball for his team and lost his helmet a couple of times on hits he made on kickoff coverage. The game didn't get out of hand right away. Jennings held Huntington on the Raiders' first drive of the game.

Then Jennings made two first downs on its first possession. From Staff Reports JENNINGS Bigger, faster Huntington terminated Jennings' season and handed the Bulldogs their worst record since 1956. Huntington claimed a 48-15 win and finished its season 64 and likely headed for the Class 5A playoffs. The Bulldogs showed more than simply a pulse, though, when they stopped the Huntington starters three straight plays at the goal line in the fourth quarter. First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Comp-Att-Int Punts-Avg Fumbles-lost CS 17 28-48 233 21-35-0 3-1 0-0 AHS 10 33-237 115 4-11-0 4-355 1-0 9-106 ECA Renaldo Graves 2 pass from Duron.

(Jennings kick). ECA Campbell 72 pass from Duron. (Jennings kick). SHS Patrick Wilson 20 pass from Kris Lee. (Gustavo Silva kick).

ECA Hester 33 pass from Duron. (Chase Jennings kick). SHS Marty Humphrey 28 pass from Lee. Mark Calvin 71 run (run failed) Tony Cox 9 run (kick failed) Safety (snap over punters head) Cox 6 run (Landon Pender kick) Calvin 21 pass Blaine Collins (David Black kick) Deangelo Hunler 1 run (Pender kick) Cox 66 run Pender kick) Damien Roane 8 run (Pender kick) RHS NCHS Penalties-yards Individual Statistics Harnngton 445 1 TD. Harry Johnson 1-3, Blaise Maldonado 2-3.

Matthew Marshall 1 1). PASSING ND. McKmney 3-2-1 52. Creech 3-1-041 TD, Hall 1-0-1 0. L.

Johnson 8-3-0 62 2TD. RECEIVING ND Jutze 3-56 1TD. L. McGimsey 1-14 1 TD. Johnathon Cavalk) 1-321TD Arcardia 14, Haynesville 7 Haynesville 7 0 6 0 -7 Arcadia 6 0 8 0-14 DeDanan Robinson 33 pass tram Casey Cooper (Clay Canterbury kick) A Steven Tobin 65 run (Kick failed) A James Sinclair 1 3 pass from Derwin ECA 25 35-139 391 18 45-309 83 7-14-1 1-34 2-2 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Comp-AtWnt Punts-Avg.

Fumbles lost SHS 15 22-53 179 26-14-0 3-2 7-66 32-119 37 4-14-0 5-34 1-0 5-35 30-24-1 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing yards Passes (A-C-l) Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards 0-0 11-134 6-40 Penalties-yards Individual Statistics Wilson (Tobin run) Friday's boxes St. Mary 35, Logansport 14 SI Mary 14 14 7 0-35 Logansport 0 0 7 7 14 SM Patrick Johnson 1 5 run Antonio Castro Kick) SM David Howell 7 run (Castro kick) SM Javier Pere 26 pass from Klent Mullikm (Castro kick) SM Howell 1 0 run (Castro kick) Calvin Dagley 73 pass from Kendrick Hill (Gary Cason kick) SM Pere 10 pass Irom Bryan Stamey (Castro kick) Dagley 9 pass from Hill (Cason kick) SM First Downs 22 10 flushes-yards 54-324 27-120 Passing yards 69 123 Comp-Atl-lnl 3-9-0 7-18-0 Punts-Avg. 0-0 Fumbles-lost 5-2 2-0 Penalties-yards 3-30 5-40 Individual Statistics RUSHING-SM, Howell 21-130. Blake Guillory 21-105.

Johnson 3-49. Rod Washington 4-38. L. Hill 13-76, Dagley 3-21, Stephen Wilson 8-15. PASSING-SM.

Mullikin 1-7-0 26 TD. Stamey 1-1-0 10TD. Washington 1-1-0 33. Hill 7-18-0 123 2TDS. RECEIVING-SM, Pere 3-69 2 TDs.

Dagley 3-93, Wilson 1-11. Loyola 40, North DeSoto 6 North DeSoto 0 0 0 6 -6 Loyola 7 20 13 0 40 I Taylor McGimsey 1 0 run (Joel Hall kick) Casey Cockerell 1 run (Pete Pettiette kick) McGimsey 1 2 pass from Harry Johnson A 6 6 34-94 35-134 51 103 2-7-0 6-13-1 0-0 4-2 4-3 6-25 10-55 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Comp-Alt-Int Punts-Avg. Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Individual Leaders RUSHING SHS. Lee 8-I-23). A.J.

Linson 8-36. Alan Carroll 6-40. ECA. Hester 17-84. Detrick James 7-22.

Tommy Nard 3-18. Luke Pratrter 2-7. Duron 4-5. Aaron Sarnie 1-4, John Collins 1-I-1). PASSING SHS.

Lee 14-28-0 179.2 TDs ECA. Duron 14-29-1 5 TDs. RECEIVING SHS. Humphrey 7-80. Frankie Gaston 1-15, Cordarius Martinez 1-11, Carroll 1-0.

Linson 2-25. ECA. Campbell 9-1 90. Parker 4-51 James 4-41 Hester 5-59, Derek Dunn 1-47. Graves 1-3.

Mansfield 26, Booker T. Washington 20 OT Mansfield 6 6 0 8 6-26 BTW 8 6 6 0 0-20 BTW James McNairy 1 3 pass from Kinsmon Lancaster (Lancaster run) Ricky Scott 5 run (run tailed) Dale Calhoun 4 run (pass failed) BTW Lancaster 4 run (pass failed) BTW Lancaster 2 run (run tailed) Ouan Howard 3 run (Scott run) Lakeview 23, Red River 8 Red River 8 0 0 0 8 Lakeview 7 0 7 9 23 RR Prealow 43 pass from Lewis (Gray run) Coleman 5 run lAltott kick) Darnay Bates 4 run (Altott kick) Coleman 85 run (Allot! kick) Safety by Jarvis Epps and Jonathan Watson RR First Downs 11 11 Rushes-yards 39-303 30-78 Passing yards 70 224 Comp-Att-Int 4-15-2 9-25-1 Punts-Avg. 4-37 4-30 Penallies-yards 8-61 10-65 Individual Statistics RUSHING- Coleman 8-162. Batos 12-105 Carlos Bush 9-36. RR' Gray 26-101.

PASSING-L. Bates 4-15-2 70. RR: Lewis 9-25-1 224 RECEIVING Coleman 3-48. Kendrick Smitfi 1-7. RR: Prealow 6-129.

Huntington 48, Jennings 15 Huntington 6 20 14 8 48 Jennings 0 0 15 0-15 John Williams 44 pass from Dustin Bogan (run failed). Bogan 50 run (pass failed). Bogan 4 run (Ladarnus Bowman pass from Bogan). Williams 26 pass from Bogan (pass failed). Sirdernck Dotson 3 run (Jamarkus Fobbs run).

Kenneth Charles 37 pass from Keegan Ringuel (Kerry Buch kick), Jason Fobbs 91 kickoff return (run failed). Chris Richard 65 fumble return (Adison Cormer pass from Ringuel). Aaron Lewis 12 run (Lewis run). Hunt Jen First Downs 23 5 Rushing Yards 306 55 Passing Yards 171 64 Passes 8-13-0 6-16-1 Punts 0 5-35 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0 Penalties-yards 4-30 3-15 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Huntington: Dustin Bogan 21-163, Jamarkus Fobbs 17-81, Sirdernck Dotson 6-26, Aaron Lewis 2-18, Rozeno Preston 4-9, Ken Brown 3-7, Marcus Stewart 1-2. Jennings: Josh Soileau 15-48.

T.J. Chaisson 2-11, Adison Cormier 3-1 Jonathan Willndgel -(minus 1). Keegan Ringuet 6-(minus 4). PASSING Huntington: Dustin Bogan 8-13-0-171. Jennings Keegan Ringuel 6-16-1 -64.

RECEIVING Huntington: John Williams 4- 95. Jamarckus Fobbs 1-49, Michael Carter 2-18. Ladarnus Bowman 1-9 Loreauville41.Gueydan20 Many 48. Jonesboro-Hodge 28 North Iberville 44. East Iberville 8 Oak Forest 29.

Central Hmds 27 Port Allen 37, Brusty 22 University 41. St. Helena Central 12 St. Thomas More 42. Northside 21 St.

Martinville 28. Abbeville 6 Tioga 17, Peabody 13 vandebilt Catholic 27. South Terrebonne 9 Arcadia 14. Haynesville 7 Basile 48. ville Platte 16 Benton 33.

Green Oaks 6 Bossier 35, Wossman 28 Church Point 23. Northwest 12 Elton 53, Merryville21 Evangel 49. Southwood 13 Haughton 35. Parkway 0 Homer 34. Spnnghill 14 Istrouma 27.

Capitol 0 Lasaiie 27, Rosepine 0 Livonia 41. Jeanerette 8 Loyola 40. North De Soto 6 ManshekJ26.BTW20.OT North Caddo 41. Lakeside 14 Oakdale 32, Sacred Heart 14 Plain Dealing 47. Ringgold 14 Port Barre 38.

North Central 14 Ruston 36, Natchitoches 13 Sarepta 31. Cotton Valley 6 Vidalia 61 Ferriday 6 Vinton 31, Lake Arthur 24 Washington-Marion 26, Eunice 21 Westminster Academy 58, DeQuincy 27 Winntield36, Richwood22 Belle Chasse 41, St, Bernard 26 Buras 33. Fisher 11 Carver 40, Douglass 7 Chalmette 59. Riverdale 0 Country Day 33. Ridgewood 8 Covington 30.

Mandevtlle 26 De La Salle 17. Bogalusa 6 East Ascension 35. Ptaquemine 20 East Jefferson 27, King 20 East St. John 65, South Lafourche 28 Hannan49. SalmenO lota 28.

Mamou 22 Jesuit 64. Holy Cross 28 Lutcher 34, St. Charles 24 Newman 12, Lawless 0 Northeast 36. Clinton 24 0. Perry Walker 44, McDonogh6 Port Sulphur 53, Ecole Classique 0 Redeemer-Seton 35, St.

Martin's 6 St. Paul's 38. Fontainebleau 34 Slidell 27. Norttishore 24 Warren Easton 43, Cohen 14 West Jefferson 21 Higgins 7 West St John 53. Riverside 7 West St.

Mary 49, Berwick 20 Jennings Kenneth Charles 3-55. Jonathan Wilindge 2-6. Josh Soileau 1- 3. North Caddo, 41, Lakeside, 14 North Caddo 14 14 7 6-41 Lakeside 0 0 7 7 -14 NC Travis Black 73 punt returnlkick railed) NO Cednc Thompkins tumble return 23 (Jeremy Moore runl NC Travis Black 69 run (kick failed! NC Cedenc Thomas 24 run (Dexter Long run) LS Charles Kinsey 13run (Garrett Vaughn kick good) LS Michael Butler 5 pass from Josh Todd (Vaughn kick good) NC-Black 5 run (kick tailed) Individual Statistics RUSHING NC-Travis Black 13162. Dexler Long 6-7.

Cedenc Thomas 8-27. Ricky Wnite. 8-26 135-222) LS-Charles Kinsey 24-73. Tyler Morgan 1-0. Michael Harrell 1-4 (26-77) PASSING-NC-O-0 0 (0) LS-Todd 2-12-40 (2-401 RECEIVING LS-Tyler Morgan 1-15, Perez Kinsey 1-25 (2-40) Thursday's late boxes Fair Park 18, Northwood 14 Fair Park 0 0 6 12-18 Northwood 0 8 0 6-14 NHS Michael Black 20 run (Greemon kick) FP Kevin Jones 39 run (pass tailed) FP DeAndre Williams 1 run (run tailed) Black 44 run (run tailed) FP Williams 1 5 pass from Justin Marshall (kick failed) FP NHS First Downs 4 8 Rushes-yards 22-101 48-180 Passing yards 65 50 Comp-Att-Int 3-14-2 2-8-3 Punts-Avg 3-20 0 4-34 0 Fumblesst 2-0 2-1 Individual Statistics RUSHING FR Williams 14-71.

Marshall 5-(-1 Jones 3-31 NHS. Cartrail Carev 6-35. Jamano Casey 19-77. Brantley 8-1-27), Black 14-96. PASSING-FP Marshall 3-14-2 65; NHS, Brantley 2-8-3 50.

RECEIVING FP, Robert Davis 1-20. Cassidy Penn 1-30. Williams 1-15. NHS. Black 2-50.

Airline 21, Captain Shreve 16 Captain Shreve 3 0 6 7 16 Airline 0 14 7 0-21 CS Jason Beck 19 FG AHS Calvin Dawson 99 run (Alex Curry kick) AHS Matt Cotton 78 pass from Travis Warren (Curry kick) CS Jeremy Houston 1 run (kick tailed) AHS Dawson 43 run (Currv kick) CS-Keith Neal 1 run (Beck kick). RUSHING-CS Keelan Robinson 15-51. Houston 4-9. Isaac Hams 2-11. 0 Neal 2-3.

Steven Thoma 7-(-23). AHS. Dawson 6-166. Cordaro Green 7-16. Warren 12-27.

Tracy Russell 2-19. Blaine Tayler 3-18. Justin Easter 1-1-9) PASSING-CS. Thoma 21 -35-0 233. AHS, Warren 4-11-0 115 RECEIVING CS.

Taylor Gosslee 6-46. Garrett Holtsclaw 4-31. O'Neal 6-100. Clint Davis 3-40. Robinson 1-19.

Harris 1-(-3). Friday's Results Amite 21 Independence 7 Bastrop 40. Woodlawn-Shreveport 0 Bishop Sullivan 28. Live Oak 0 Catnolic 50. Kan-15 Ouachita 21, Byrd 20 Ouachita Chnstian 32.

St. Frederick 0 Rayville 8. Farmervilte 6 South Cameron 38. Oberlin 7 St. Edmund 26.

East Beauregard 7 Teurtmgs Catholic 42, Sam Houston 6 West Monroe 31 Fortier Alcee 0 White Castle 20. St. John-Plaquemme 14 Block 55. Delhi 3 Cedar creek 42. GramblingO Dunham 41.

False River 7 D. White Catholic 49. Donaldsonville 6 Huntington 48. Jennings 1 5 Kentwood 43. Southern Lab 17 Lagrange 12.

DeRidder7 Leesville 44 Bolton 16 Menard 28. Buckeye 7 Neville 63. Mmden 20 Notre Dame 21. Cecilia 7 Oak Grove 47, Bernice 12 Pickering 63, Kinder 30 Pinevrile 31, Alexandria 20 St Mary 35, Logansport 14 Sulphur 25. New Ibena 7 Tara 46, SI.

Amant 18 Vermilion Catholic 30, Hanson Memorial 7 Welsh 48, South Beauregard 6 Baker 34, Glen Oaks 22 Barbe 42. Acadiana 7 Bioadmoor 28. West Feliciana 20 Carencro 14, Comeaux 7 Central 51, Denham Springs 27 Christian Life 31. Jackson 14 Hammond 26. Pontchatoula 7 Iowa 28.

Lake Charles-Boston 14 Jewel Sumner 16. Loranger 14 Lakeview 23, Red River 8 RUSHING RHS. Cox 15-173. Hunter 11-40, Roane 1 1-44. NCHS, Calvin 3-75, Brian Vbung 15-38.

PASSING-RHS. Chris Ludwig 7-14-1-83; NCHS. Blaine demons 4-14-0-37 RECEIVING RHS, Russell Woodard 3-20, Jordan Wiggins NCHS, Mark Calvin 1-21, Patrick Berryman 1-14. Benton 33, Green Oaks 6 Benton 7 7 13 6-33 Green Oaks 0 0 6 0 -4 Lemond Wheatley 1 run (Cody McDowell kick) Demond Wheatley 28 pass from Matt Jackson (McDowell kick) Demarlin Taylor 10 run (pass railed) Lemond Wheatley 2 run (kick failed) Demond Wheatley 4 run (McDowell kick) Eddie Conway 4 run (kick failed) First downs 15 8 Rushes-yards 62-308 16-69 Passing yards 28 130 Comp-Att-Int 1-1-0 23-10-0 Punts-Avg. Fumbles lost 1-1 3-3 Statistics RUSHING-6.

Conway 26-176. Demond Wheatley 17-67, Lemond Wheatley 1043, Tim Smith 3-13, Shawn Hotard 3-9. LaOuanus McDonald 6-38. Courtney Washington 6-19, Demarlin Taylor 1-10, Leland Kelly 3-2. PASSING-B, Jackson 1 -1-0 28; Kelly 23-10-0130.

RECEIVING Demond Wheatley 1-28: Corey Crawford 4-90, Taylor 3-30, McDonald 2-(-2), Washington 1-12. Evangel 49, South wood 13 Southwood 0 0 7 6-13 Evangel 21 14 7 7-49 ECA Jacob Hester 4 run. (Jared Jennings kick). ECA Connor Campbell 8 pass from Denny Rodney Duron. (Jennings kick).

ECA Duron 7 run. (Jennings kick). ECA Campbell 1 9 pass from Duron. (Jennings kick). M-Scotl4run Individual Statistics RUSHING Claudel Bell 1 8-35, Jeremiah Burns 4-36.

Brandon Brownmiller 7-19. Tobin 24-1 1 3. Jeiwin Wilson 6-38. PASSING-H: Cooper 2-7-0 51. A.

Wilson 8-13-1 103. RECEIVING Robinson 1-33. Bell 1-18. James Sinclair 7-85, ATaull White 1-14. Records: Haynesville (5-5, 4-1); Arcadia (5-5, 4-1) Homer 34, Springhill 14 Sprlnghill 0 0 6 8-14 Homer 14 13 0 7-34 Rashid ung 20 pass from Dustin Danzie (Termaine Beniamin kick) Greg Nelson 16 run (Beniamin kick) Ibung 29 run (Bengamin kick) Nelson 31 pass from Danzie (Kick failed) Cednc Mendenhall 90 kickoff return (Kick railed) Nelson 12 run (Beniamin kick) Darnus Nelams 4 run (Jeremy Harzill run) First Clowns 9 7 Rushes-yards 64-309 37-62 Passing yards 51 16 Comp-AtWnt 2-3-0 1-8-1 Individual Statistics RUSHING 32-201, Nelson 21-85, Danzie 11-23, Nelams 1644, Harvill 11-41, Jackie Harden 4-6.

Shed Brown 6-2. PASSING Danzie 2-3-0 51 Harvell 1-8-1 16. RECEIVING-H: Young 1-20, Nelson 1-31; Chris Morris 1-16. Records; 5-5, 3-2 6-4, 4-1. Ruston 36, Natchitoches 13 Ruston 8 7 7 14 -36 Natchitoches 6 7 0 0 -13 Johnathon Cavalto 32 pass from Johnson (Hall kick) I Jonathon Wiggins 6 run (kick failed) Matthew Harnngton 20 run (Pettiette kick) ND Chris Jutze 4 pass from Jonathan Creech (run tailed) 19 43-281 137 10-24-0 7-5 6-50 BTW 14 39-226 83 8-29-1 7-397 4-1 5-40 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Comp-Att-Int Punts-Avg.

Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Individual Statistics Loyola 14 40-332 62 8-2-0 1-23 0-0 3-30 North DeSoto First Downs 7 Rushes-'rards 35-121 Passing Yards 56 Passes (A-C-l) 8-3-2 Punts-Average 3-36 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 7-55 RUSHING M. Ricky Scott 29-204. 2 TDs, Melvin Manson 3-32; Quan Howard 2-3 1 TD; Derrick Johnson 6-30; Jeremy Jackson 2-6; Dale Calhoun 2-6 1 TD. BTW, Quinlon Douglas 16-114; Kinsmon Lancaster 21-98 2 TDs; Cornelius Jackson 2-14. PASSING M.

Scotl 0-1-0 0: Calhoun 3-7-0 28; Howard 7-16-0 109. BTW, Lancaster 8-29-1 83. RECEIVING Scott 1-14. Antonio Shannon 2-41: Manson 4-23; Jackson 2-46, BTW. Chns Montgomery 4-36.

Jeremy Jefferson 1-2 James McNairy 1-131 TD. Trey Veals 1-32. Individual Leaders RUSHING ND. Jarrad Walker 19-77. James Brokenberry 2-1.

Gray Magee 2-(-1), Henry McKmney 6-33, Jonathan Creech 3-0, Brian Bates 1 -9. Brandon Booker 2-2. Jonathan Wiggins 15-110 1 TD. Andrew Walker 2-1 Taylor McGimsey 3-43 1 TD, Casey Cockerell 12-127 1 TD Matthew I 1 Tii Hi, Hh.ar-HH.lt. It.

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