Prep Football Roundup

The Davis Wolves are moving on to the 2A quarterfinals, and No. 2 Lincoln Christian awaits.

Chris Campbell closed the door on John Marshall with a 53-yard touchdown at 4:01 in the fourth quarter, and the Wolves’ offensive line and bevy of running backs wore down the visiting Bears for 249 rushing yards after halftime in a 20-13 win Friday at Wolf Field.

The Wolves (12-0) remained undefeated with power football (rushing TDs from Campbell, Logan Webb and Matt Burba) and a defense that held its 12th consecutive opponent to less than 14 points. Junior defensive back Justin Douglas picked off two passes to pace a Wolves’ defense that allowed only 204 yards of total offense.

John Marshall (9-3) momentarily tied the score at 7-7 on a 84-yard run from Miles Jackson in the third quarter, but Webb scored from 2 yards out and Campbell's long TD sealed the Wolves' quarterfinal berth. The Bears added a 10-yard passing touchdown as time expired.

Campbell led Davis with 118 yards on 16 carries. The win was the 100th in Jody Weber’s nine-year tenure at Davis, improving his record to 100-19.

Next week’s quarterfinal game at Davis will showcase the top two teams in Class 2A. Davis and Lincoln Christian finished the regular season ranked No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, by the Associated Press. Lincoln Christian beat Beggs 30-0 on Friday.

Class A second round

Watonga 24, Ringling 14

RINGLING — More early-round disappointment for Ringling.

The second-ranked Blue Devils will be home for the third round of the Class A playoffs for the sixth straight season after ninth-ranked Watonga looked like a team better than its ranking, beating Ringling 24-14 Friday night.

A defensive battle in the first half turned into a game of “catch me if you can.” Watonga quarterback Trevon Hartsfield rushed for 79 of his 93 yards in the second half and scored three touchdowns, two of them by passes.

Ringling sophomore Matthew Farris rushed 11 times for 97 yards, all in the second half. Senior Skylar Bartlett played only the first half on offense with a high right-ankle sprain and had 12 yards on five carries. He punted twice in the second half.

The Ringling senior class finished 31-3 — not counting its freshman season — but each loss came in the postseason. The seniors garnered 29 of Ringling’s 30 straight regular-season games during the span.

Watonga (10-2) will play No. 1 Tonkawa next weekend.

——————

Friday’s Prep Football Scores

Class 6A
Quarterfinal
Broken Arrow 24, Midwest City 17
Jenks 28, Edmond Memorial 14
Southmoore 49, Bartlesville 28
Tulsa Union 63, Lawton 25

Class 5A
Quarterfinal
Bixby 28, Shawnee 21
Carl Albert 34, Bishop Kelley 31, 2OT
El Reno 21, McAlester 14
Guthrie 25, Tulsa East Central 24

Class 4A
Quarterfinal
Douglass 14, Wagoner 0
Sallisaw 20, Bishop McGuinness 14
Star Spencer 44, Oologah 29
Weatherford 20, Broken Bow 2

Class 3A
Quarterfinal
Berryhill 20, Blanchard 6
Cascia Hall 28, Purcell 7
Claremore Sequoyah 40, Tuttle 14
Dewey 19, Clinton 14

Class 2A
Second Round
Davis 20, John Marshall 13
Heritage Hall 48, Lindsay 8
Kingfisher 33, Bridge Creek 32
Lincoln Christian 30, Beggs 0
Millwood 33, Washington 23
Pawhuska 34, Morris 0
Sperry 55, Stigler 22
Verdigris 14, Chandler 13

Class A
Second Round
Cashion 41, Velma-Alma 21
Hennessey 41, Carnegie 7
Oklahoma Bible 51, Cordell 8
Salina 26, Sallisaw Central 8
Stroud 21, Pawnee 13
Talihina 38, Commerce 7
Tonkawa 27, Stratford 0
Watonga 24, Ringling 14

Class B
Quarterfinal
Canton 38, Porter Consolidated 16
Garber 58, Kiefer 12
Laverne 42, Davenport 28
Ryan 40, Depew 33

Class C
Quarterfinal
Deer Creek-Lamont 16, Shattuck 12
Forgan 24, Covington-Douglas 22
Seiling 32, Waynoka 12
Timberlake 56, Tipton 16