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In the News Week of October 5, 2020 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: CLASS 6A ROUNDUP Lal<e Travis bulldozes Westwood in season-opening win Leonard's 3 TDs 56-6 lead. and three scores. the second quarter and help Stony Point Martinez finished Various miscues haunted gave the Tigers the lead for beat Bowle with 263 yards 01120 of Bowie's effort a botched good. 32 passing. Lake Travis' punt deep in its own ter­ Tello and Gaines hooked By Jay Plotkin defense, led by Raleigh ritory, two turnovers on up for the final time on a American-Statesman and Wesley Er win, downs in the Tigers half of 17-yard touchdown pass to Correspondent sacked Martinez fom the field, an interception in bring the Bulldogs within times. the Stony Point end zone, 21-20 before Hausenfluck ROUND ROCK - So Stony Point 30, Bowie a missed extra point and a tossed a 6-yard TD to Ivan much for opening night 27: Jaden Leonard scored missed field goal. Villegas to end the hatf's jitters. Lake Travis, play­ three touchdowns, ru sh• After it stopped Stony scoring. ing without its University ing for two and catching Point on fourth down on After halftime, both of Pittsburgh-bound another as part of a the game's opening drive, defenses dominated until quarterback, racked up seven-reception, 114-yard Bowie struck first on Tello's Adan Gallardo's 31-yard 587 yards of offense in performance as Stony 30-yard touchdown pass to field goal midway through a 63-20 domination of Lake Travis running back Weston Stephens tries to shed Point broke in its young Gaines. the fourth gave the Tigers Westwood on Thursday the tackle of Westwood defensive back Alex Rusch team with a win over Stony Point answered a 30·20 lead . night at Dragon Stadium. during the Cavaliers' 63-20 wwi Thursday at Dragon Bowie Thursday at Kelly on the ensuing drive with Most of Bowie's offen­ Lake Travis (1- o) used a Stadium in Round Rock. Stephens paced the Cavs' rushing Reeves Athletic Complex. Hausenfluck's 49-yard sive success the second bruising rushing attack to attack with 128 yards on 12 carries. [JOHN GUTIERREZ FOR Tigers sophomore quar­ scoring pass to Leonard, half came on a 62-yard take pressure off ofsoph­ STATESMAN] terback Skylar Hausenfluck then took a 14-7 lead when scoring drive that ended omore quarterback Bo threw for 236 yards and Leonard plunged into the with Tello dumping off a Edmundson, who started yards on12 carries. Alanis Lake Travis' defense two scores, and the Stony end zone from the 2 after short pass to Camacho, in place of the injured gained 89 yards on seven also played with con ­ Point defense made plays the Tigers were set up at who jaunted untouched NateYarnell. Edmundson carries. Gordon added 79 fidence, ho l ding when it had to as it with· the Bulldogs 18 following across the goal line. completed 12 of18 passes onhis seven carries. Westwood's high-pow­ stood a nearly 500-yard Bowie's bungled punt The Bulldogs would for 196 yards and two Edmundson h ad his ered offen se to less effort from the Bulldogs The Bulldogs tied the never see the ball again, touchdowns, and the run­ share of success throw­ than 150 yards late into offense. game at 14-14 in the final however, as Hausenfluck ning back trio of Weston ing the ball. He started the third quarter. R.J. Bowie, meanwhile, may seconds of the open• and Leonard made several Stephens, Marcelo Alanis quickly, completing his Martinez threw three be wondering how it lost ing quarter on Noah key plays to get down to and Gary Gordon ran for first five throws, includ­ touchdown passes for the after producing offensive Camacho's 15-yard TD the Bowie 2, where Stony two touchdowns each to ing a25-yard touchdown Warriors (1-1), but two fireworks like Jason Gaines run that capped a 77-yard Point ran out the clock. pace an attack thatgained pass to Jackson Scruggs came in the fourth quar­ hauling in 12 passes for 231 drive. 363yards. on the Cavaliers' first ter, including a 94-yarder yards and two touchdowns Leonard's third and final Colby Gordon, Stephens paced the possession. That helped to Zach Pryor, after Lake and quarterback Diego touchdown came on a American-Statesman rushing att ack with 128 him settle in. 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