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10-01-2019, 11:14 AM
From The Brazosport Facts
BRAZOSPORT
In a season of transition, the 3-1 Exporters will continue this Friday at Sealy.
The running game has been their primary source of offense with senior running back Daraell Preston (59-427 yards, six TDs), while sophomore Paul Woodard (20-197, three TDs) has been a nice complement.
Also in the backfield for now is a two-quarterback system with senior Alex Villarreal and freshman Kariyen Goins. They’ve combined for 447 yards and six touchdowns passing.
Defensively, the secondary has been solid with seniors backs Kevin Davis and Cornell Brown. Brown leads the Ships with three interceptions and Davis has two.
The offense is averaing 35 points a game while the defense is holding opponents to 14.5 points.
After Sealy comes Columbia (5-0), El Campo (4-1) and Needville (4-1).
COLUMBIA
The surprise of the area, the Roughnecks (5-0) so far have roughed everyone up including their first district opponent, Bay City.
Columbia’s run game has trounced opposing teams with sophomore Jordan Woodard (32-374, two TDs); junior Jamaurion Woodard (31-264, five TDs) and Jame’son Rebector (30-279 yards, six TDs).
Senior signal caller Cameron Ward has thrown for 305 yards and five touchdowns.
Columbia is averaging 44 points per game and only giving up eight points to the other side.
Still left after their bye this week are Needville (4-1), Fulshear (0-5), Brazosport (3-1), Sealy (4-0) and El Campo (4-1).
SWEENY
With back-to-back victories the Bulldogs (3-2 overall) will enter District 11-4A D-II on a roll after their bye this week.
Quarterback Trey Robbins leads the Bulldogs with 767 yards passing and five touchdowns. Senior Justice Clemons (13 receptions, 346 yards, 3 TDs) missed the first two games of the season but has come on since returning.
The Bulldogs will kick off district play at La Marque (2-3), then continue against Wharton (1-2), Houston Scarborough (2-3), Houston Kashmere (0-4) and Houston Washington (0-4).
BRAZOSPORT
In a season of transition, the 3-1 Exporters will continue this Friday at Sealy.
The running game has been their primary source of offense with senior running back Daraell Preston (59-427 yards, six TDs), while sophomore Paul Woodard (20-197, three TDs) has been a nice complement.
Also in the backfield for now is a two-quarterback system with senior Alex Villarreal and freshman Kariyen Goins. They’ve combined for 447 yards and six touchdowns passing.
Defensively, the secondary has been solid with seniors backs Kevin Davis and Cornell Brown. Brown leads the Ships with three interceptions and Davis has two.
The offense is averaing 35 points a game while the defense is holding opponents to 14.5 points.
After Sealy comes Columbia (5-0), El Campo (4-1) and Needville (4-1).
COLUMBIA
The surprise of the area, the Roughnecks (5-0) so far have roughed everyone up including their first district opponent, Bay City.
Columbia’s run game has trounced opposing teams with sophomore Jordan Woodard (32-374, two TDs); junior Jamaurion Woodard (31-264, five TDs) and Jame’son Rebector (30-279 yards, six TDs).
Senior signal caller Cameron Ward has thrown for 305 yards and five touchdowns.
Columbia is averaging 44 points per game and only giving up eight points to the other side.
Still left after their bye this week are Needville (4-1), Fulshear (0-5), Brazosport (3-1), Sealy (4-0) and El Campo (4-1).
SWEENY
With back-to-back victories the Bulldogs (3-2 overall) will enter District 11-4A D-II on a roll after their bye this week.
Quarterback Trey Robbins leads the Bulldogs with 767 yards passing and five touchdowns. Senior Justice Clemons (13 receptions, 346 yards, 3 TDs) missed the first two games of the season but has come on since returning.
The Bulldogs will kick off district play at La Marque (2-3), then continue against Wharton (1-2), Houston Scarborough (2-3), Houston Kashmere (0-4) and Houston Washington (0-4).