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Hugo, Honey Grove, Detroit fall
Sports Staff
The Paris News
Published November 1, 2009
BRISTOW, Okla. — The Bristow Pirates kept their playoff hopes alive, but they ended Hugo’s postseason dreams Friday night with a 21-0 shutout in District 3A-4 action.
“We’re out of the playoff picture. We’re just going to try and finish strong and do the best we can,” Hugo coach Daryl Williamson said after the loss. Hugo (4-5, 2-4) hosts Checotah (7-2, 4-2) on Friday to close out the regular season.
“Bristow a good football team, but if we had played our best game it would have been closer than 21-0. but they definitely deserve to go to playoffs,” Williamson said.
Hugo lost more than the game on Friday, as leading tackler Tyler Loflin suffered an injury on offense. He was running a shuffle pass after a 25-yard gain when he suffered the injury.
“He’s going to have an MRI on Monday,” said Williamson of Loflin.
Buffaloes linebacker Lee Wolfe had 18 tackles and David Carlile had 14 in Friday’s game.
Maud blows past Eagles
DETROIT — The mistakes started early and multiplied quickly for the Detroit Eagles on Friday.
Detroit fumbled the ball on its opening possession and suffered from turnovers and penalties for the rest of the game, as the Eagles fell to the Maud Cardinals by a score of 40-14 in a District 17-A contest.
The playoff hopes of Detroit (2-7, 2-2) rest on Friday’s road game against James Bowie (5-4, 2-2). The winning team will advance to the playoffs as the district’s third-place team, while the losing team’s season will end.
The Eagles received the football to begin Friday’s game against Maud (6-3, 4-0). They fumbled on that drive, and the Cardinals moved the ball down the field. They eventually found the end zone on the drive and converted a two-point conversion to claim an early 8-0 advantage.
Detroit responded later in the quarter with a two-yard run by senior Deon Patt, which was set up by a 49-yard pass from Kenton Tucker to Anthony Eddins. The two-point conversion failed, so Maud’s lead was closed to 8-6 at the end of the first quarter.
That lead was busted open in the second quarter, a quarter Detroit head coach Stuart Proctor described as “plagued with turnovers and penalties.” Maud scored four touchdowns during the stanza and held a 34-6 lead at halftime.
The Cardinals extended the lead to 40-6 in the third quarter after they tacked on another touchdown.
Detroit found the end zone on one occasion in the second half, as Patt scored on his second two-yard touchdown run of the night. The two-point conversion was run into the end zone by Tucker.
The Eagles committed nine penalties in the game for 75 yards. They also fumbled twice and threw two interceptions.
“We came out and turned the ball over too much,” Proctor said. “We made costly mistakes. They jumped on it and took advantage of our turnovers and penalties and got us in situations we’re not used to.”
Patt had nine carries for 34 yards and two touchdowns for Detroit. Cray Dickerson had 11 carries for 40 yards. Tucker completed 3 of 8 passes for 84 yards.
Tucker and Kameron Cashion led the Eagles in tackles with six apiece.
MAUD 40, DETROIT 14
Maud 8 26 6 0 — 40
Detroit 6 0 0 8 — 14
First quarter
Maud — Touchdown (Conversion good)
Detroit — Deon Patt 2 run (Conversion failed)
Second quarter
Maud — Touchdown (Conversion failed)
Maud — Touchdown (Conversion good)
Maud — Touchdown (Conversion failed)
Maud — Touchdown (Conversion failed)
Third quarter
Maud — Touchdown (Conversion failed)
Fourth quarter
Detroit — Patt 2 run (Kenton Tucker run)
MHS DHS
Rushes-yards N/A 34-145
Passing N/A 84
C-A-I N/A 3-8-2
Total yards N/A 229
Fumbles-lost 0-0 2-2
Penalties-yards N/A 9-75
INDIVIDUAL STATS
RUSHING: Detroit — Cray Dickerson 11-40, Deon Patt 9-34, Chaz Dickerson 7-35, Kenton Tucker 7-(-4).
PASSING: Detroit — Kenton Tucker 3-8-2, 84.
RECEIVING: Detroit — Chaz Dickerson 2-35, Anthony Eddins 1-49.
RECORDS: Detroit 2-7 (2-2). Maud 6-3 (4-0).
Whitewright edges Honey Grove in low-scoring game
WHITEWRIGHT — Points were at a premium in Friday’s game between the Honey Grove Warriors and Whitewright Tigers.
It was the Warriors who needed a few more points at the end, as they fell to the Tigers by a meager score of 6-3.
The two teams split field goals in the first quarter. Honey Grove (3-6, 2-4) got on the scoreboard first when kicker Aaron Spann connected with a 21-yard field goal with 3:43 remaining. Whitewright (2-7, 2-4) evened the score about two minutes later with a 27-yard field goal of its own.
Whitewright kicker Tim Dilworth booted a 32-yard field goal with 13 seconds remaining in the second quarter to take a 6-3 lead.
That turned out to be the only points they would need, as neither team could muster any additional points in the second half of the game.
Honey Grove sophomore quarterback was the team’s leader on offense, as he passed for 65 yards and rushed for 35 more yards. Honey Grove senior running back Zack Patt had two receptions for 42 yards and had eight carries for 28 yards.
Jordan Mallicote was Honey Grove’s leader in tackles with eight. Brandarious Brown had six tackles and Dylan Bloodworth had five tackles.
Corwin Louis and Courtland Finney had one interception apiece for the Warriors. The interception was Louis’ fourth of the season and Finney’s first.
Honey Grove is scheduled to play its final game of the season at 7:30 p.m. Friday on the road against Leonard (7-2, 4-2). Whitewright’s season finale is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday at home against Gunter (9-0, 6-0).
WHITEWRIGHT 6,
HONEY GROVE 3
Honey Grove 3 0 0 0 — 3
Whitewright 3 3 0 0 — 6
First quarter
Honey Grove — Aaron Spann 21 field goal, 3:43
Whitewright — Tim Dilworth 27 field goal, 1:55
Second quarter
Whitewright — Dilworth 32 field goal, 0:13
HGHS WHS
First downs 7 9
Rushes-yards 39-111 19-22
Passing 65 160
C-A-I 3-11-1 13-32-2
Total yards 176 182
Punts-avg. 8-29.4 6-32
Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-1
Penalties-yards 13-105 10-85
INDIVIDUAL STATS
RUSHING: Honey Grove — Dillon Baugh 18-35, Zack Patt 8-28, Courtland Finney 8-22, Corwin Louis 3-19, Brandarious Brown 2-7. Whitewright — Blane Wortham 8-14, Tyrone Swoopes 4-13, Steven Spann 6-2.
PASSING: Honey Grove — Dillon Baugh 3-11-1, 65. Whitewright — Steven Spann 13-30-2, 160; Hamilton Luper 0-2-0, 0.
RECEIVING: Honey Grove — Zack Patt 2-42, Dijon Finney 1-23. Whitewright — Chris Bearden 8-94, Tyrone Swoopes 4-50, Troy Worthy 1-16.
INTERCEPTIONS: Honey Grove — Corwin Louis 1, Courtland Finney 1.
RECORDS: Honey Grove 3-6 (2-4). Whitewright 2-7 (2-4).
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