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VYPE Class 6A Helmet Stickers powered by Houston Methodist Orthopedics & Sports Medicine: Week 9 (Nov. 19-21)
Welcome to a new VYPE feature for the 2020 football season - VYPE Helmet Stickers powered by Houston Methodist Orthopedics & Sports Medicine! Every week, VYPE will scour the stat sheets of the previous week and find the top performers.
Class 6A teams went into Week 9 and wow there were some amazing performances! See who earned VYPE Helmet Stickers this week. Here are the selections
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- Week 5 (Oct. 22-24)
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- Week 8 (Nov. 12-14)
Carter Brown (@CarterABrown) - Pearland Dawson
GAME OVER!! District 23-6A Championship Claimed!! @DawsonEagleFB all-state kicker @CarterABrown trots out and nails the game-winning field goal!! @DawsonHighSchl wins a hard fought game. #txhsfb
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) November 21, 2020
Final@DawsonEagleFB - 31@SCSharkFootball - 28@JadenStew21 @TJBURGESS4 pic.twitter.com/GJIR3yJ1OA
Let's lead this thing off with a kicker! In the epic District 23-6A showdown last week at Freedom Field, it went to overtime between Shadow Creek and Pearland Dawson. After a turnover on its first drive of overtime, Pearland Dawson had a chance to win the game. They got in field goal range and called on All-State kicker Carter Brown. He trotted out and nailed a 23-yard game-winning field goal to clinch the District 23-6A Championship for the Eagles and second-ever undefeated regular season. He also went 4 of 4 in extra point attempts in the game as well.
Daelyn Williams (@sirpaydae) - Dekaney
I was < I am 🔞 pic.twitter.com/GzaxTXsCSR
— Daelyn Williams (@sirpaydae) November 21, 2020
Dekaney improved to 3-0 in district play after a 52-7 win over Eisenhower last week. The Wildcats' offense was paced by Daelyn Williams finished 10 of 14 for 184 yards and three touchdowns. It was a nice win for Dekaney.
Charles Garrett (@3way_tank) - Klein Oak
Check out my highlight - https://t.co/DDwlKml6MH
— charles garrett 🤙 (@3way_tank) November 11, 2020
In a tight 21-14 win over Klein last week, Klein Oak running back Charles Garrett had a nice afternoon. Garrett finished the game rushing for 143 yards and a score on 18 carries. Nice game for the junior back for the Panthers.
Colton Marwill (@CMarwill) - Tomball Memorial
See highlights of @Football_TMHS vs @KCTigerFootball and much more on @HTownHSS with @ToddFreed57 and powered by @vypehouston. Airing Mon. thru Wed. at 6pm, plus, Thurs. 4:30pm on @attsportsnetsw.@CMarwill @JosephManjack @Richard_Rod_Jr @colbypowers8 @JonathanLewis32 pic.twitter.com/A7dG4dFacu
— H-Town High School Sports (@HTownHSS) November 23, 2020
It took a thrilling 49-48 overtime victory over Klein Collins to remain perfect but Tomball Memorial was able to do just that. Colton Marwill has returned at QB after being held out a few weeks due to injury. Marwill looks fully healthy again as he finished 20 of 32 for 328 yards and four touchdowns with two interceptions. Marwill also rushed for another 37 yards.
Cy Park Team!
Extremely proud of these players, coaches, and trainers for all the work they’ve put in to get to this point. Battled adversity to make history! I think we got our swagger back... pic.twitter.com/kxLE8s2glE
— Casey Rosellini (@CoachRosellini) November 21, 2020
We are giving a helmet sticker to the ENTIRE Cy Park football team!! That's what you get when you make history. Last week a 42-29 win over Langham Creek punched the Tigers' ticket to the 2020 playoffs. It is the first time in program history that Cy Park is heading to the playoffs. Some individual performances did stand out. The Tigers only had five yards passing for the game but then ran the ball for 475 yards. That's ridiculous! Cameron King led the rushing attack with 213 yards and two scores on 20 carries, while Harold Perkins had 181 yards and four touchdowns on 13 carries. On defense, Jarra Anderson, only a sophomore, led the team in tackles with 12 and Christopher Gilbreath had 11 tackles. Raymond Davis and Mason Canty both also had an interception.
Lucian Paul (@lucianpaul_) - Elkins
🏰⚔️🏰 Defensive POW 🏰⚔️🏰
— Elkins Football (@ElkinsFootball) November 23, 2020
🔷🔷🔷Elkins vs Dulles🔷🔷🔷
#6 Lucian “KP” Paul
6 Total Tackles
1 TFL
2 INT
2 TD pic.twitter.com/mbjoqHYWGA
Fort Bend Elkins defeated FB Dulles 33-0 last week and big key to that win was the play of the defense, including Lucian Paul. At the end of the night, Paul had six total tackles, one tackle for loss and two interceptions, which were both returned for touchdowns. What a performance by him!
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5 Big Takeaways: Pearland Dawson stays perfect with 31-28 overtime win over Shadow Creek
ALVIN – Being perfect is something Pearland Dawson has done one before in the short history of the program.
The 2020 Eagles entered Friday trying to keep the hopes of joining the 2012 Dawson team – which went undefeated in the regular season and finished 12-1 overall – as the only other team to finish the regular season unblemished.
Facing defending Class 5A Division I State Champion Shadow Creek at their house – Freedom Field – would be the last thing standing in the way.
A pair of rushing scores from Torrance Burgess and a stingy defense anchored by Cameron Whitfield, David Fisher and Jonah Ledet and the leg of Carter Brown powered the Eagles to a 31-28 overtime victory, pushing their overall record to 9-0 and clinching the District 23-6A Championship outright.
"It hasn't really hit me yet," Dawson head coach Mike Allison said. "I'm very proud of the coaching staff and the time they have put in to prepare these guys to be successful. I'm extremely proud of the kids and the work they have put in. The credit is on them. I just try to manage and keep everybody going in the same direction. There's not a better place to be."
The last two seasons under
Allison, the Eagles are an impressive 19-2 and have now won back-to-back district crowns. Pearland Dawson and Shadow Creek (4-3, 4-1) will now wait two weeks to see who they will play in the 2020 playoffs.
Here are the 5 Big Takeaways from the game!
1) What can Brown do for you?
GAME OVER!! District 23-6A Championship Claimed!! @DawsonEagleFB all-state kicker @CarterABrown trots out and nails the game-winning field goal!! @DawsonHighSchl wins a hard fought game. #txhsfb
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) November 21, 2020
Final@DawsonEagleFB - 31@SCSharkFootball - 28@JadenStew21 @TJBURGESS4 pic.twitter.com/GJIR3yJ1OA
No we are not talking about UPS. But we are talking about someone who does deliver. Pearland Dawson's All-State kicker Carter Brown was 4-of-4 on extra points heading into overtime. His leg would be called on again. In the first overtime after a turnover forced by the defense, Brown trotted out and nailed a 23-yard game-winning field goal.
"It was amazing, I couldn't have done it without the defense getting a stop and the offense getting me where I could kick that field goal. I couldn't have done without my team. I'm just grateful to have all these coaches and supporters and family on this team."
The kick sealed the second-ever undefeated regular season and second-straight district title for Pearland Dawson.
"Carter is a phenomenal kicker," Allison said. "He works very hard at his craft. He has done and will continue to do great things. I am very at ease when he goes out there to kick a field goal even in that situation. From the snapper Carter Ostrom to David Jefferson and to Carter Brown kicking it, those guys have been doing it for a while now together. They get extra work in outside of school. They are very proud of what they do and take pride in what they do."
Stingy Defense
TURNOVER ALERT 🚨
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) November 21, 2020
On 4th and 14 at the @DawsonEagleFB 26 Shadow Creek goes for it and Kyron Drones’ pass is intercepted in the endzone by @_jbekillinit and that will give @DawsonHighSchl the ball! A huge play here! #txhsfb @JadenStew21 @TJBURGESS4 @Cwhitfield48 pic.twitter.com/ubUpblXEtG
The Pearland Dawson defense is a stingy one. Cameron Whitfield anchors the outside edge and can be a problem. Carter Ostrom will chase someone down and then in the secondary David Fisher and Jonah Ledet can cause problems. It's experienced and good.
"We are [stingy]," Allison said. "With and an offense like Shadow Creek has it's tough because they're going to get theirs because they are phenomenal athletes and have good schemes. I'm proud because that defense, who has played well all year, we have a lot of experience with those guys and they don't give up. They continue to believe in each other and play as a unit. Hopefully we can keep it going as long as we can."
The defense held Shadow Creek to just seven points in the first half. Then when they needed a stop in overtime they got it. An interception by Fisher in overtime in the endzone helped lead to the eventual game-winning field goal by Brown. The defense contained Drones well not letting him run all over the place. Up front they have a good amount of push as well.
Runnin’ Eagles
TOUCHDOWN @DawsonEagleFB: Second rushing score for @TJBURGESS4 as he takes this one in from 7 yards out. #txhsfb
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) November 21, 2020
2nd - 1:34 @DawsonHighSchl - 21 @SCSharkFootball - 7@CarterABrown @cjostrom19 @dfisherrr @PearlandISD @Cwhitfield48 @jadenstew21 pic.twitter.com/8ngvbUsucg
The combination of Torrance Burgess and Jaden Stewart in the backfield is a solid one for Pearland Dawson. Both bring a bruising running style with speed. In the first half, Burgess showed off his ability to stretch the field but have enough speed to still gain yards even after going towards the sideline. In the first half, Burgess scored on a five-yard and seven-yard touchdown, which gave them a 21-7 halftime lead. This duo is key as the Eagles still break in young quarterback Collin Johnson at QB, who is just a sophomore. Stewart is also a very, very strong runner as there were times he bowled over a defender in front of him.
Tricky ... Tricky
TOUCHDOWN @DawsonEagleFB!!! The trick plays coming out as QB Collin Johnson tosses it to @RyanGuillo who stops and throws it to a wide open David Jefferson who takes it in 53 yards for the score!!
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) November 21, 2020
1st - 1:45@DawsonHighSchl - 14@SCSharkFootball - 7#txhsfb @CarterABrown pic.twitter.com/3ffKdu9rVV
You know it's a big game when a coach digs into his bag of tricks early in a game. In the first quarter, Collin Johnson tossed it out to Ryan Guillo on what looked like a screen pass. Then, all of a sudden Guillo stopped and then heaved it to a wide open David Jefferson who took it to the house from 53 yards out. It caught everyone off guard. A nice tricky play to catch the defense off guard. It also shows that Allison and company aren't afraid to push the chips to the center of the table, which is what they will need to do in the 2020 playoffs.
Drones Shows Grit
TOUCHDOWN @SCSharkFootball: On 3rd and 10 from the 19 it is @KyronDrones hitting @Tr3thaakid for the 19 yard score. #txhsfb
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) November 21, 2020
4th - 1:28 @SCSharkFootball - 28@DawsonEagleFB - 28
What a game!!! @CoachDrones @coachbbutler @Cj_Guidry @ii_cooks @ShadowCreekHS @HTownHSS pic.twitter.com/hJS6EMhYrv
Kyron Drones did not have a good first half at all. He couldn't move the offense and they couldn't score but the one time, down 21-7 at the half. But despite turnovers in the second half, Drones was still able to bring his team back to an eventual 28-28 tie with just 1:28 left in the game. In a pinch he distributed the ball well and got it to his receivers. Drones showed how he can fight back despite some adversity. Shadow Creek will need that fight in the playoffs when those start in three weeks.