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Dragons capture district crown with rout of Caddo
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November 8, 2023
Dragons capture district crown with rout of Caddo
By LARRY OWEN SPORTS EDITOR

The Dewar Dragon varsity football program captured its seventh-straight (31st overall) district championship this past Friday night at Caddo High School.

Along with the district championship, the Dragons extended their other two win streaks – regular season (54) and district (35) with their 58-8 thrashing of the host Caddo Bruins in last Friday’s regular-season finale. The contest ended on the 45-point mercy rule with a little over seven minutes remaining in the third quarter.

Friday’s win over Caddo puts the Dragons at 10-0 on the year, 5-0 in district play and guarantees twostraight home playoff games for the Dewar squad this season.

The first home playoff contest is scheduled to take place this Friday at 7 p.m. against the Cave Springs Hornets at Dr. Ted Lewis Stadium in Dewar.

An opening-round win over Cave Springs will put the Dragons into next week’s Class B second round against the winner of Friday’s first-round battle between Regent Prep and Depew, while an opening- round loss to Cave Springs will bring the Dewar season to a close.

In last Friday’s regular-season finale at Caddo, the Dragons opened the scoring with a 41-yard run by Peyton Kilhoffer, who returned after missing the last three games due to injury. Nevin Corbin’s successful conversion run attempt gave Dewar the early 8-0 advantage.

The next two Dewar scores came on long-distance runs by Nevin Corbin, extending the lead to double figures after 12 minutes of action. Corbin’s first TD run of the contest came on a 28-yard scamper with Kilhoffer connecting with Keelan Berry on the conversion attempt for a 16-0 margin, while the senior tailback’s second score of the night came on a season-long 96-yard gallop. Wesley Sanford ran in the conversion run attempt to give the Dragons a commanding 24-0 lead after one quarter of play.

Caddo scored its lone touchdown in the second quarter on a 5-yard pass from Coltin Speers to Ryder Wingfield. Speers then found Jake Mullens in the end zone for the conversion attempt to cut the Dewar lead to 16 points, 24-8.

Nevin Corbin’s 10-yard TD run and successful conversion run in the second stanza made it a 32-8 contest, while Kilhoffer and Cash Faulkner scored on TD runs of 1 and 4 yards, respectively, while JoJo Waters ran in the conversion attempt following the Faulkner score to send the Dragons to the halftime break in complete control, 46-8.

A 1-yard run by Sanford in the third quarter made it a 52-8 Dewar lead, while Faulkner ended the contest on the Mercy Rule with a 10-yard TD run with a little over seven minutes remaining in the third stanza for the 58-8 victory.

— Dewar 58, Caddo 8

Dewar: 24 – 22 – 12 – xx (58) Caddo: 0 – 8 – 0 – xx (8) — First Quarter

Dewar – Peyton Kilhoffer, 41-yard run (Nevin Corbin run) Dewar – Nevin Corbin, 28-yard run (Keelan Berry pass from Kilhoffer) Dewar – Nevin Corbin, 96-yard run (Wesley Sanford run) — Second Quarter

Caddo – Ryder Wingfield, 5-yard pass from Coltin Speers (Jake Mullens pass from Speers) Dewar – Nevin Corbin, 10-yard run (Nevin Corbin run) Dewar – Kilhoffer, 1-yard run (Run Failed) Dewar – Cash Faulkner, 4-yard run (JoJo Waters run) — Third Quarter

Dewar – Sanford, 1-yard run (Run Failed) Dewar – Faulkner, 10-yard run (No Attempt)

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