Wichita Falls Times Record Sports

Patrick Cahill scored a pair of goals and Brett Hartung assisted on both of them as the Wichita Falls Wildcats beat the Tulsa Rampage 5-0 Friday night in an exhibition game at Kay Yeager Coliseum.

Saint Jo’s John Terrilli passed for 92 yards, including two touchdowns, Friday night in a 52-6 win for the Panthers over the Chillicothe Eagles in 6-Man action.

The Benjamin Mustangs picked up three touchdowns from Gilbert Nevarez on the way to a 66-30 6-Mman football triumph over Lubbock Christ the King Friday night.

Jarred Hutchens rushed for 139 of Woodson’s 323 rushing yards and made nine tackles Friday night, helping the Cowboys to a victory on the Newcastle Bobcats' turf, 55-44, in 6-Man action.

It’s a week later than everyone else in the conference began and almost a month since the players reported, but the Midwestern State Mustangs will finally get the 2008 football season under way tonight.

No. 2-ranked Midwestern State knew restarts could play a key role in Friday afternoon's contest against No. 16 Colorado Mines.

Many teams would have just hung up a white flag and surrendered at halftime.

The Holliday Eagles relied on a dominating defense and a healthy dose of junior running back Tyler Jolly in the second half to secure their second consecutive victory to open the season.

It didn’t matter which Argyle quarterback was running the Eagles’ offense Friday night.

Hirschi took another right hook on the chin.

Rider had an extra week to get ready for its 2008 opener. The rested- versus-rusty argument turned out to be the latter for the Raiders.

Katy Lukert’s lunging goal off of a cross from Brandy O’Neal gave Midwestern State a four-goal lead going into intermission.

Midwestern State kept its slate clean and continued its best start in school history with a 25-16, 25-22, 25-19 win over Drury Friday afternoon at the Missouri Southern Invitational in the Leggett and Pratt Athletic Complex.

In 1951, Gene Leach was playing tailback in Joe Golding’s single wing offense.

I have been real put out for some time now about Rider people and Ponder.

The Rule Bobcats stayed unbeaten Thursday night after defeating the Knox City Greyhounds, 50-26.

Taylor Poteet scored six touchdowns and passed for two more on Thursday night to lead the Bryson Cowboys past Notre Dame, 75-26, in a 6-Man football game.

The Harrold Hornets just missed out on their second victory of the season Thursday night as they were edged out by the Guthrie Jaguars 39-28 in Harrold.

The Rider Raiders open their 2008 season tonight, a week later than most Texas high school teams.