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Instant Reaction: Stevens Soars Past Warren To Remain Undefeated
On Thursday October 8, 2020, San Antonio Stevens (2-0, 2-0) met San Antonio Warren (1-1, 1-1) in a UIL 29-6A district football game at Northside ISD's Dub Farris Athletic Complex. VYPE Player of the Game KK Brashears recorded three touchdowns on the ground and connected with Jeremiah Mestre-Elliott on a touchdown pass in leading the Falcons to 45 consecutive points in a 45-14 win.
"The O-Line is amazing," said Brashears. "I trust these guys with my life and they help me and the running backs out every day. I love them."
Check out VYPE's reaction to the game below:
(1) Teams Lean On Run Game To Get On The Scoreboard
San Antonio Warren struck first with the game's first scores. The Warriors turned to Te'Lem Turner on a one-yard rushing score early in the second quarter and Vaughn Martinez followed with a 11-yard scramble to theend zone after a snap miscue to extend their lead to 14-0 with 8:29 left in the period.
But, San Antonio Stevens surged back and took its first lead with eight seconds before halftime. KK Brashears rushed for scores of eight and five yards and also found Jeremiah Mestre-Elliott on a touchdown pass. After the Falcons' defense forced an early second half interception, Brashears added his third score on the ground to extend his team's lead to 28-14 with 8:26 left in the third quarter. And if that's not enough, San Antonio Stevens punched in one final rushing score to finalize the game's score with 5:46 left in the fourth.
(2) Don't Overlook The Defense
While the teams' offenses warmed up, the defensive units combined for a shutout through the game's first nine drives. That included a fourth and one stop by the San Antonio Warren defense in Warrior territory with 4:13 left in the first period. Moments later, San Antonio Stevens forced and recovered a fumble near midfield. And with 51 seconds left in the quarter, San Antonio Warren recovered a San Antonio Stevens muffed punt at the Warriors' 46-yard line. In the third quarter, Jaiden Lopez had similar execution when he returned a San Antonio Warren fumble for a San Antonio Stevens touchdown.
(3) Gonzales And Schrom Also Helped Stevens Shine
One of San Antonio Stevens' downfield threats is junior Ethan Gonzales. He may not have scored in the game, but he definitely helped the Falcons move the ball down the field. He moved his team to San Antonio Warren territory on a pair of catches in the first quarter and added another key reception on a third period scoring drive. One of his teammates that did score was kicker Jackson Schrom, who drilled a field goal in the third quarter to make it a 31-14 game in favor of San Antonio Stevens.
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Football's Back: 2020 All-VYPE San Antonio Preseason Football Team
You've already seen the 2020 VYPE San Antonio preseason football rankings and team breakdowns, so it's time to highlight notable returning private school and UIL 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A and 6A talents on the preseason all-VYPE team.
Preseason All-VYPE 6A/5A Team
De'Anthony Lewis (Converse Judson)
Kamron Scott (Converse Judson)
Donovan Dreighton (San Antonio Brennan)
Wyatt Begeal (Cibolo Steele)
Micah Young (San Antonio Southside)
Jalen Rainey (San Antonio Brandeis)
Caden Holt (New Braunfels Canyon)
Pryce Yates (San Antonio Reagan)
Robert Rigsby (Converse Judson)
Donnie Moody (Converse Judson)
LJ Butler (San Antonio Wagner)
Trey Moore (Smithson Valley)
Treylin Payne (Converse Judson)
Carson Green (San Antonio Reagan)
Angel Lopez (San Antonio Brandeis)
Reed Cantrell (Boerne Champion)
Alex Bouldin (San Antonio Wagner)
Ty Reasoner (San Antonio Johnson)
Josh Gonzalez (San Antonio Stevens)
Kameron Lopez (Converse Judson)
Max DiDomenico (Schertz Clemens)
Jackson Andrews (Schertz Clemens)
Caleb McGarity (San Antonio Brennan)
Aubrey McDade (San Antonio Harlan)
Kannon Williams (San Antonio Harlan)
Simeon Woodard (San Antonio Veterans Memorial)
Caleb Camarillo (San Antonio Southside)
Stayton Ankrom (San Antonio Reagan)
Shane Johnson (San Antonio Johnson)
En'dreas Spriggs (San Antonio Harlan)
Josiah Carrillo (San Antonio Roosevelt)
Nevon Cooper (San Antonio Madison)
Aiden Inesta-Rodriguez (San Antonio Brandeis)
Peyton Driggers (New Braunfels)
Elexander King (San Antonio East Central)
Itler Mbula (San Antonio Jefferson)
Fisher Middleton (Kerrville Tivy)
Matthew Salazar (San Antonio Burbank)
Christian Garza (Cibolo Steele)
Preseason All-VYPE Small School Team
Jonathon Brooks (Hallettsville)
Lucas Coley (San Antonio Cornerstone Christian School)
Nahamani Harris (San Antonio Cornerstone Christian School)
Jordan Battles (Holy Cross of San Antonio)
Alan Caracheo (San Antonio Cornerstone Christian School)
Matthew Tippie (Wimberley)
Christian Marshall (Wimberley)
Cole Booker (Geronimo Navarro)
Ryan Rubio (Wimberley)
Cole Immel (Fredericksburg)
Cole Andrus (Jourdanton)
Jalen Spicer (Beeville Jones)
Rylan Galvan (Sinton)
Paul Arredondo (Hondo)
Austin Reyes (Carrizo Springs)
Rashawn Galloway (Boerne)
David Ashcraft (Comfort)
Dario Munoz (Luling)
Cooper Conn (Poth)
Justin Contreras (Devine)
Brady Hackebeil (Devine)
Grant Jendrusch (Falls City)
Gage Lowry (La Vernia)
John Warden (Boerne)
Jayden Williams (Marion)
Brock Sestak (Shiner)
Doug Brooks (Shiner)
Chris Johnston (Flatonia)
Connor Winkenwerder (Shiner)
Hunter Williams (Leakey)
Britton Wickham (Medina)
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