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In the News Week of September 9 2019 Hutchison's 268 rushing yards bulls McNeil past Glenn Del Valle rallles touchdowns- both to Ryan past Connally Lindley. Their first score was a 20-yard comection midway UyAlbertAlvarado through the quarterthat ga'le American•Statesm311 wes11.., .. a 1<1-1 lead. Corres:pondenl Cy Ranch (l•l) drove to the Chaparrals 16on their next McNeil was playingon their drive but that's when Ciers lost homefield for the first time in a lumble. Michaux and Lind[ey 2019 anda first-halfonslaught made them payfor the mistake. ofpointsand rushing yards by extending the west,L;,.~ lead to Maven.ck runningbackWinston 21·7 aftertheir47-yard touch· Hutchison were more than down pass less than two minutes enoughto pullthe squadp::ist before halftime. Glenn 48-29 Friday at Kelly Klubnik returned and sparked Reeves Athletic Complex. two scoring dri'les that put the Winston Hutchison bad a gameaway. He hitMangum on monster game rushing for 268 a 20-yard strike late in the third yards and four touchdowns quarter and found Lindley for a while the Mavs (1-1) defense S&yard touchdown cany in the forced three turnovers as the fourth quarter. Lindley had a pro­ special teams had a fumble ductivenight. hauling in 7 passes return for a touchdown to lead for 157 yards and 3scores. McNeiltothewin. The Westlll<r defense put the \Vinston amassed those McNeil running back Winston Hutchison finds a hole during the Mavericks' 48--29 win over Glenn Friday at clampg on the Mustangoffense numbers on 20 carries, Luke Kelly Reeves Athletic Complex. Hutchison had 268 yards on the ground on 20 carries for the game. [JAMI E -limiting them to only 220 yards Hutchison completed 7 of 10 HARMS/JOH STATESMAN) oftotal offense and fon:ing three passes Co 93 yards for a passing fumbles. touchdown to goalong with a Turner scored ona 12-yard run two runs. touchdowns. Eaves caughtsix - William Hatfield. Houston rushing score and B: Hanke late in the game to reach the final - Stephen Wagner, MS passes for 191 yards and two Ctvooicle booareceivingtoucbdowntogo tally. correspondent scores. Sterling Hupp also caught alongwith aspecial teams score Johnson finished with 58 yards on a touchdown pass. Anderson 14, Rouse 13: Jordan as theMavs won theiIfirstgame the ground and Ryder Hernandez ...ll'!Mf48, Mansfield - Jay Plotkin, MS Hood snagged two interceptions. ofthe season. threw for 183 yards to pace Cedar Tllllbemew 26: Marcelo Alanis correspondent the second setting up a JO-yard Gri2zlies seniorrunning back Park on offense, butitwas the rushed for a career-high 164 scoring run by Anderson quarter­ Julian Morris led the Glenn Timberwolves defense that car· yardsand a touchdown, and Y/eslP,J 35, Cypress Ranch 7: back carsten Groos that lifted the offense going for no yards and nedtheday. ....I! lm,ij;' defertSC forced tlv:ce ~ turned in a dominant Trojans (2-0) past Rouse 14-13 in two touchdowns on llcarries - Colby Gonion, M-S turnovers In a 48-26 win over performance In a 35-7 victory non-district competition at Bible and Drew McC.uire helped Olll correspondent Mansfield Timberview. over Cypress RanCh In anon­ Stadium in Leander. completing 8 of17 passes for Alanis' running keyed L. ,' district clash at CFFCUStadium in Joseph Baran rushed for 129 147ynrds. Del Vale 47, Connaly 28: After offense throughootthe game. Cypress.. yards on 17 carries including a allowing Connally to take the lead His 49-yard run late in the second A strong defensive performance 19-yard fir;t quarter scoring run Cedar Park 26, Cedar Ridge early in the second half,Del Valle quarterhelped the cavaliers and some outstanding quarter­ for the Trojans who converted 14: Following a 17-0 Week l loss put itin high gear on its way to answer a Timberview score, back play - from two player; that both extra points on a pair of to vandegrift, the theme around a 47-28 defeat of the Connally setting up Hudson Card's 8-yard didnteven start -were the keys kicks by Blaise Darbyshire then cedar Park this week was bounc­ Friday night in south Austin. touchdown to Grayson 5andlin. to the victory. sophomore cade held offa late Rouse rally for the ing back. The Cougars reached into their His 43-yard touchdown run in the Klubnik was a perfect 6 for 6 for victory. With the defense they displayed bag of tricks to start the game, as fourth quarter put the game out 135 yards and two touchdowns Colin Page added 61 yards rush­ Aiday. the Timberwolves may not running back Demetris Gardner­ of reach. and senior Kirkland Michaux ing on nine carries for Anderson have to worry about losing again Holmes connected with Jamari When Alanis wasn't running added 143 yards passing and two while Groos finished 12-of·18 for quite some time. TWidwell on an 87-yard swing­ through TimbervieW's defense, scores. passing for 129 yards. Cedar Park kept an explosive pass touchdown on the first play Card was passing over and West ecoach Todd Dodge used - Butch Hart, M -S Cedar Ridge offense in check of the game. but that seemed to around it He connected with KYie three Quarterbacks on the night correspondent and did enough when they had be the only rabbit Connally had Eaves foran BO·yard score on - beginning with Senior Drew the ball to come away with an in its hat s· fir;t play of the game Willoughby. The game was evenly Round Rock42, Betton 30: For impressive 26-14 win at Gupton oel vane-s defensive front looked and finished with rour touchdown matched for most of the first the second straight week, the stadium. almost impenetrable at times passes. He also added a 67-yard half, but a big turnover by Ranch Dragons rode a second quarter Cedar Park (1-1) held the Raider; In the first half, allowing only 31 touchdown run immediately deep in westi:...e territory and a scoring stampede to take control (1-1) to 43 yards on the ground, rushing yards on 19 carries and after throwing an interception change in Quarterbaek seemed to ofan eventual shootout This lime and outside of two long passes forcing three turnovers- that Timbcrvicw's Dcmondre give the Chaparrals momentum. Round Rock stacked up30 POints to Deuce vaughn, kept theCedar While the Cougar; were able to Green returned 72 yards for a Cy Ranch got on the board first. in the second and left Belton with Ridge passing game to less than keep the game competitive at touchdown. Quarterback DJ Clers rambled an eventual 42-30 victory. 150 yards while recording three halfti:ne and even take a brief Despite giving up a pair oflong 26 yards to give the Mustangs a Quarterback Seth Ford threw for sacks and an interception_ lead carty in the second half, touchdown runs inthe first 7-0 lead midway through the first 295 yards and two touchdowns After vaughn - a Kansas State Del vane's strength and size half, L - './1 1:i .is' defense kept Quarter. Cy Ranch's defense was and added another on the gound pledge who finished with UM proved to be too much- Connally TimbervleW'S Jaden Hullaby stout most of the first quarter, which gave the Dragons their yards receiving - hauled in a struggled defensively down the bottled up.Hullaby. an athlete holding Wes.Ja (2-0) on their first leaci Both of Ford"s scoring 40-yard touchdown pass from stretch as the Cardinalsscored 28 committed to the Unlver;lty of first two series. strikes went to Collin Sullivan, Jack Turner early in the second unanswered paints in response Texas. ruShed for 90 yards on 18 That's when OOdge started his who scored from n and 35 yards quarter, Cedar Park reeled off 26 to Connally's touchdown within carries. but he lost a pair of costly Quarterback shuffle, bringing in out and ta16cd 168 yards on 10 straight points. the fir;t 90 seconds of the second fumbles and never broke free for Klubnik. He immediately sparked snags. Jordan Smart added a pair BrockJohnson scored the first of half. a big play_ Colorado-bound Stacy the Chaparrals with a perfectly oftouchdown runs and lSrael his two touchdowns by plung­ Leading the re-energized 5need burned the EWllln! thrown 52-vard strike to Mason Morgan was the workhorse, ing in from the 2 to cap offa Cardinals charge was their (1-1) defense for 76 yards on his Magnum. Klubnik finished the totaling 215 yards on some 33 76-yard drive midway through 20C}pound junior running back fir;t two carries ootmanaged drive with a S-yard touchdown exhausting carries. The Dragons the second, then Kevin Adams Tavlerre Dunlap, a three-star Just 24 yards on his final seven run and the score was tied at7at offense totaled 608 yards and crossed the goal line on an recruit per 2~7Sports.com. carries. the end of the first quarter. needed all of itto overcome 11-yard nm a few minutes later. Dunlap had two crucial third Although Timberview (0-2) As effective as Klubnik was, it three lost fumbles, 138 yards Justin Bohrer hit field goals quarter scores of more than 50 rushed for 306 yards. Hullaby and turned out to be his only series in penalties and a quiek-strike of 44 and 29 yards before yards to give the cardinals the LaRon Jones completed just five of the half. Michaux came in Belton team that fought bad< in Johnson sealed the game for the separation they needed, barreling of14 pass attempts. and proceeded to complete all the fourth.
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