The Sudan Hornets’ varsity football team improved to 3-3 on the year, shuting out Smyer in their district-opener, 47-0.
Hie Hornets totaled 448 yard sofoffense, including 399yards passing and 49 yards nishing, while holding Smyer to 90 yards of total offense.
In the first quarter, Kyler Edwards broke loose for a 37yard touchdown run, followed by the PAT to push the lead to, 7-0. Sudan would add to their lead later in the quarter, as Edwards scored on a 17-yard touchdown run. The PAT was no good, making the score, 130, heading into quarter number two.
In the second frame, Edwards would find the endzone again ona20-yardrun, but Sudan missed on the twopoint conversion, leaving the score, 19-0. Sudan would get the ball back on offense, as Haden Provence broke free for a 78-yard touchdown run to push their lead to, 25-0. later in the quarter, Dustin Gray caught a 17-yard touchdown pass from Haden Provence and the Hornets converted the two-point conversion to extend their lead to, 33-0, going into the locker room at halftime.
Reno Smith got the Hornets going in the second bal£ as he connected withWill Armstrong on a 32-yard touchdown pass. The PAT was good, stretching their lead to, 40-0. Brian Delgado would score on a 20yard touchdown run, followed by the PAT, as Sudan took down the Bobcats, 47-0.
Offensively, Smith was 1-1 passing for 32 yards and a touchdown, while Haden Provence was 1-3 passing for 17 yards and one touchdown Edwards led the rushing attack with 10 carries for 150 yards and three scores, while Haden Provence chipped in six carries for 103 yards and a score. Santi Avila tallied two carries for 51 yards, while Dun chipped in two carries for 30 yards and Angel Martinez added four carries for 30 yards. Brian Delgado contributed two carries for 23 yards and a touchdown.
In the reciving game, Armstrong caught one pass for 32 yards and a touchdown, while Gray caught one pass for 17 yards and a score.
Defensively, Avila led the team in tackles with 12, including three for loss, while Smith finished with 10 tackles, three for loss, and Armstrong added nine tackles. Dylan Provence tallied six tackles, one for loss, while Bryan Jasso contributed six tackles, four for loss, and Luis Vargas, Brian Delgado, Andrew Godwin Jacob Baker finsihed with five tackles. Miles Ledbetter finished with three tackles and an interception, and Samuel Briseno each