Farwell's High Schools head football coach Michael Prokop reacts to a play in Friday's night action against Seagraves High School at Farwell.

Farwell High School senior running back Colby Read rumbles pass Seagraves' senior Travis Spiller in for touchdown in the 2nd quarter of Friday's night game at Farwell.

Farwell's senior quarterback Landry Actkinson signals the upcoming play Friday night against Seagraves in the first half at Farwell

Farwell 30, Seagraves 7
Records: Farwell 5-1, Seagraves 0-6.
Difference: The Steers broke a scoreless tie with two touchdowns in a four-minute span early in the second quarter.
Difference-makers: Senior RB Colby Read rushed for three touchdowns and 190 yards, and caught a 20-yard scoring pass from senior QB Landry Actkinson. Farwell’s first touchdown, in the first minute of the second period, came on Mason Coburn’s three-yard fumble return.
Of note: The Steers bounced back from their first loss last week at the hands of fourth-ranked New Deal. … Farwell was unable to convert any of its five PAT attempts — one kick, one run and three passes. … The Steers’ defense held the Eagles to 135 total yards.
By the numbers: 11 — Players who carried the ball at least once for the Steers.

Fort Sumner 20, Loving 7
Records: Fort Sumner 6-0, Loving 3-3.
Difference: The Foxes did all their scoring in the first quarter, including two touchdowns in a span of less than a minute. … Fort Sumner’s defense blanked the Falcons until just over a minute remained.
Difference-makers: Kolter West completed 8-of-11 passes for 130 yards and two touchdowns for the Foxes, while Skyler McMath picked up 103 yards on 16 carries and a touchdown. Kolter West hit Caleb West on a 71-yard scoring play with 7:41 left in the opening quarter, then McMath went 13 yards for a score at the 6:48 mark after Caleb West sacked Loving QB Michael Martinez and forced a fumble recovered by the Foxes Dallas McDaniel at the Loving 19.

Melrose 46, Springer 6
Records: Melrose 5-1, Springer 2-4.
Difference: The Buffaloes put 24 points on the board in less than a minute’s time late in the half, breaking open an 8-6 game. Hayden Moore ran 70 yards, Aaron Dearing returned a punt 66 yards and Josh Broome brought an interception back 41 yards for the scores, and Melrose tacked on three 2-point conversions.
Difference-makers: Moore rushed for 145 yards and three touchdowns, while QB Seaver Tate added 87 yards and a TD. Tate also ran for four 2PATs and threw for another.
Of note: Melrose didn’t score in the final 15 minutes of the contest. … The Buffs, ranked second in 8-man and two-time defending champions, host top-ranked Mountainair next week.

Hagerman 26, Texico 14
Records: Texico 3-3, Hagerman 6-0.
Difference: QB Isaac Bejarano ran for a touchdown on fourth-and-goal from the 16 on the final play of the half, giving the Bobcats a 12-0 lead. Texico coach Ryan Autrey said the Wolverines kept the drive alive with a holding penalty and a pass interference penalty, the latter in the end zone.
Difference-makers: Bejarano also ran for a touchdown and returned an interception 35 yards for another score in the fourth quarter after Texico closed to 12-7 early in the period on a 17-yard pass from Jose Posada to Lucas Walthers. Posada added the Wolverines’ final TD on a 5-yard run with about four minutes left.
Quotable: “We played our hearts out; we nearly made a goalline stand at the end of the half (despite the penalties). We were one or two plays away from being right in it.” — Autrey.

Bushland 27, Muleshoe 20
Records: Muleshoe 4-1 (1-1 District 1-2A Division I), Bushland 3-2 (2-0).
Difference: The Falcons rallied for two touchdowns in the final quarter erase a 20-14 deficit.
Difference-makers: Mason Harris ran for two scores and threw for another for the Falcons. He went 2-for-2 passing, rushed for 84 yards and caught three passes for 24 yards. Muleshoe senior QB Cooper Washington ran for 78 yards and two TDs and completed 12-of-21 passes for 163 yards and a score, but the Falcons intercepted him four times.
Of note: The loss was just the second in 31 games for the Mules, dating to the start of their 2008 state Class 2A Division I championship.

Iraan 33, Bovina 7
Records: Iraan 5-1, Bovina 3-3.
Difference: The Braves took command with two second-quarter touchdowns and blanked the Mustangs until the final six minutes.
Difference-makers: RB Carlos Rodriguez carried 25 times for 182 yard and scored three touchdowns for the Braves. Bovina’s Desmond Fox finished with 110 yards on 21 carries, including a 52-yard run to put the Mustangs on the board.
Of note: The game was played on a neutral field in Seminole, Texas. The teams are hoping to play again next year. … Bovina, which hosts Farwell in the district opener for both teams on Friday, suffered its third consecutive loss.

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