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High School FootballFriday, November 6

No. 12 Guyer beats Flower Mound 40-21 to finish district play at 6-1

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If you spent Thursday night at a Denton-area football game, you may have seen this one coming early. Guyer, ranked No. 12 in Class 6A, finished district play strong with a 40-21 win over Flower Mound. The Wildcats led 40-0 early in the third quarter, and quarterback Carter Morgan passed for 328 yards and two touchdowns and ran for two more.

Guyer's Carter Morgan carried the Wildcats early

328
passing yards for Carter Morgan
40-0
Guyer's lead early in the third quarter
2
rushing touchdowns for Morgan

Source: Cross Timbers Gazette

Guyer will open the playoffs next week. Pilot Point's playoff seed is also set, per the Record-Chronicle's Week 11 roundup.

Guyer finished the regular season ahead of Flower Mound

8Wins6
2Losses4
6District wins3
1District losses4

Source: Cross Timbers Gazette

  • Lewisville 41, Little Elm 14: Fighting Farmers finish 10-0
  • Lewisville's playoff opener: Prosper on Nov. 13
  • Byron Nelson 49, Keller Timber Creek 20

Sources: Denton Record-Chronicle, Cross Timbers Gazette

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