Pearland Dawson is the Week 6 Houston Inside High School Sports Team of the Week - 2019
Pearland Dawson knocks off crosstown rival Pearland to earn this week's GEICO Team of the Week!
Pearland Dawson knocks off crosstown rival Pearland to earn this week's GEICO Team of the Week!
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In 23-6A, Pearland Dawson hosting Strake Jesuit. And how about the hurdle from Strake’s Dylan Campbell. Nice athleticism there. The crusaders find the end zone first as Campbell muscles his way in from three yards out, 7-0 strake. Dawson answers in the 2nd, as Jaden Stewart plows through a couple of defenders and won’t be denied, 10 yards for the touchdown and it’s knotted up at 7-apiece. It’s 10-7 strake in the third, when Dawson’s Myles Kitt-Denton calls his own number, huge hole to run through, he makes a man miss and he’s gone. 52 yards for the score, Eagles take their first lead at 14-10. Strake on the move, and check out this catch by the crusaders’ Bryce Palumbo, he tips it to himself and then reels it in. What a grab right there. Same drive, and Alex May finishes it off for the Crusaders, and Strake leads 17-14 after three quarters. But in the fourth, Stewart Powers his way into the end zone, and that’s the game-winner. Pearland Dawson takes down Strake Jesuit, 21-17 is the final.
In the private school ranks, Episcopal heads up to the metroplex to face Addison Greenhill. In the first, Episcopal’s Ethan Tuckwood airs it out deep into the end zone for Colin Crane, nice sliding grab by Crane and it’s 7-nothing Knights. In the 2nd, Episcopal’s Adrian Cormier takes the handoff right up the middle, he goes 8 yards for the score, and Episcopal blows past Addison Greenhill, 44-0 is the final.