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High school football roundup

Edmond Memorial QB Kameron Doolittle is sacked by Jenks' Alex Ross in the fourth quarter Friday night. MICHAEL WYKE/Tulsa World

By Staff Reports
Published: 11/20/2009 8:05 PM
Last Modified: 11/20/2009 11:16 PM

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Jenks 28, Edmond Memorial 14

JENKS — Zack Langer had 32 carries for 264 yards and three touchdowns to lead top-ranked Jenks past No. 8 Edmond Memorial 28-14 on Friday night in the Class 6A quarterfinals at Hunter-Dwelley Stadium.

Langer's 5-yard touchdown run with 9:32 left in the fourth quarter snapped a 14-14 tie. Four minutes later, Langer added a 59-yard TD run.

Jenks quarterback Sawyer Kollmorgen completed 14-of-20 passes for 203 yards and a TD. Jenks (12-0) advances to play the Southmoore-Bartlesville winner in the semifinals next weekend.

The Bulldogs (8-4), who gave up two TDs in the first seven minutes, tied the game at 14 on Kameron Doolittle's 17-yard TD pass to Parker Langford with 4:57 left in the third quarter. That came on the play following a roughing-the-kicker penalty on a missed field goal.

Jenks scored on its first two possessions. Langer opened the scoring with a 14-yard TD run. Jenks' second TD came on Kollmorgen's 27-yard pass to Tyler Ott.

Edmond Memorial scored on Josh Sierra's 1-yard TD run with 2:48 left in the first half.

— By Barry Lewis, World Sports Writer

Union 63, Lawton 25

Union dominated on both sides of the ball Friday, routing Lawton, 63-25, in tonight's quarterfinals game at Union Tuttle Stadium.

The second-ranked Redskins exploded with a 28-point third quarter to put the game out of reach. Six different Redskins rushed for touchdowns, and Union (11-1) had 255 rushing yards through the first three quarters.

Union also scored on a 55-yard punt return for a score by Thomas Roberson and a 50-yard bomb from Chase Boyce to Roberson.

The Redskins looked impressive early, scoring on six of their first seven possessions against Lawton (9-3). Union also got on the board with a trick play, faking a field goal and having holder Luke Snider roll left, rushing 26 yards for a touchdown.

Union, the defending Class 6A state champion, advances to face Broken Arrow in next week's state semifinals.

— By Matt Baker, World Sports Writer

Scores from other playoff games:

Southmoore 49, Bartlesville 28

Broken Arrow 24, Midwest City 17

El Reno 21, McAlester 14

Carl Albert 34, Kelley 31, 2OT

Bixby 28, Shawnee 21

Guthrie 25, East Central 24

Weatherford 20, Broken Bow 2

OKC Douglass 14, Wagoner 0

Star Spencer 44, Oologah 29

Sallisaw 20, OKC McGuinness 14

Cl. Sequoyah 40, Tuttle 14

Cascia Hall 28, Purcell 7

Berryhill 20, Blanchard 6

Dewey 19, Clinton 14

OKC Heritage Hall 48, Lindsay 8

Pawhuska 34, Morris 0

Davis 20, OKC Marshall 13

Lincoln Christian 30, Beggs 0

Verdigris 14, Chandler 13

OKC Millwood 33, Washington, Okla. 23

Sperry 55, Stigler 22

Kingfisher 33, Bridge Creek 32

Hennessey 41, Carnegie 7

Talihina 38, Commerce 7

Watonga 24, Ringling 14

Tonkawa 27, Stratford 0

Stroud 21, Pawnee 13

Cashion 41, Velma-Alma 21

Salina 26, Sallisaw Central 8

Oklahoma Bible 51, Cordell 8

Garber 58, Kiefer 12

Deer Creek-Lamont 16, Shattuck 12

Timberlake 56, Tipton 16

Seiling 32, Waynoka 12

Forgan 24, Covington-Douglas 22

By Staff Reports

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