Westwood Warrior Football

Sub Varsity Game Summary

JV Orange- 19 Harker Heights – 21

The Warriors had a great showing last night but came up short 21-19. The offensive line played great. They opened up running lanes and did a great job in pass protection. Those guys are Ross Lodge, Justin YU, Hunter Cottle, Forrest Six and Chris Moritz. The offense was lead by Kyle Jacobson who had a tremendous throwing and running. He threw for 2 TD passes to Ryan Legget for 15 yards and Madden Hutcheson for 40 yards. Weston Washington and Andrew Meaux also had some nice catches. The rushing attack was lead by Quiton Marshall was ran tough all night and scored on 1 yard run.

The defense played really well even after several quick turnarounds from turnovers. The Knights QB was a tough one to bring down, he made some Heisman like runs to score for the Knights. The defense created several opportunities for the offense in the 4th but the offense was unable to punch it in. Andrew Shiery recovered a fumble with 1 minute left to give the Warriors another chance. Standouts for the defense were Jordan Fischer, Ian Fry, Alex Brankner and Jake Balog. The Warriors play Austin High next week.

-Randy Davis

JV White- 0 Harker Heights – 0

The Westwood Warriors traveled to Killeen to play the Harker Heights Knights and came away with another tie from a score of 0-0. The Warrior offense played well and moved the ball up and down the field all night but just couldn’t find the endzone. The offensive line, consisting of Mike Olson, Will Pollock, James Garringer, Chris Beaver, and Ty McCall again opened up huge running lanes for the quarterbacks and running backs. Wide Receiver Taha Ali also had a nice catch and run to help the Warriors move the chains. The Warriors defense led by Wesley Rocco and Will Kelley kept their opponent scoreless for the second week in a row. A highlight of the night came when Andrew Medford recovered a fumble and rumbled down the field for a score that was negated by a penalty. Cornerback Jaime Garcia played a near flawless game breaking up two big passes that ended two Knights’ first half drives as well as contributing several tackles. Jogil Rivera who normally lines up on offense, stepped up big and filled in nicely at cornerback. Adding pressure to the Knights’ quarterbacks were Tyrell Walker and Travis Brumley. Next week the Warriors will take on the Austin High Maroons.

-Danny Faust

Freshman Orange 0 Harker Heights 19

The orange team ran into a tough Harker Heights team on Thursday. The Warriors were never able to get things going. The Warrior defense did play well and was led by Lagarius Miller, Brandon Klingemann, and Gabe Pearson.

The offense struggled, but had a few nice plays by Jared Dodds, Justin Dixon, and Peter Kreig. The warriors play next week against the Austin High Maroons at the Warrior bowl.

-Tom Robbins

Freshman White 14 Harker Heights 12

The Freshman Warrior White Team came out a little flat giving up the first six points of the game. After the first score by Harker Heights the Warriors turned things up a notch. Ty Marshall had a pair of touchdowns behind some key blocking from Christian Moellenhoff, Ethan Rhea, Konner Risha, Jon Kelley, and Saif Momin. Following each touchdown Andrew Bagaline kicked two extra points that would be key to the Warrior victory.

The entire defense played great including Alex Degterev that caused a key turnover giving the offense great field position. The Warriors will play Austin High next week.

-Mike Whitten