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Today’s edition · Sat., Nov. 7

Central's Zeyvion Johnson breaks the school's season rushing record

Plus, Wall clinches its fifth straight district title with a 37-17 win.

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Central's Zeyvion Johnson breaks the school's single-season rushing record in a loss at Permian

Johnson came into Friday 68 yards from Central's record

1,634 ydsJohnson's rushing yards through nine games

Source: San Angelo Standard Times

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Value
Johnson's rushing yards through nine games1,634 yds
Manning's 2016 record1,701 yds

If you follow the Bobcats, here's one to repeat: Central junior Zeyvion Johnson now owns the school's single-season rushing record. He came into Friday's game at Odessa Permian 68 yards short of Daven Manning's 2016 mark of 1,701, and San Angelo LIVE! reports he passed it on a long run near the end of the first half.

Permian, 9-0 going in, won 31-8. Johnson mostly wanted to talk about his blockers: "I can't do anything without them."

Permian beat Central 31-⁠8 in the regular-season finale

  • San Angelo Central8
    Odessa Permian31
    FinalPermian was 9-0 headed into the game.

Source: San Angelo LIVE!

“In 108 years of football in San Angelo, for him to be the single-season rushing record holder; a lot of backs have carried the ball many years for San Angelo, and for him to do that tonight, what a great game by him.”

Central head coach Mark Smith
  • Before Friday: 1,634 yards through nine games
  • Last week: 182 yards against Midland
  • Size: 5-foot-11, 220 pounds
  • Still to come: the playoffs, to add to his total

Football

Wall beats Ingram Moore 37-⁠17 to clinch its fifth straight district title

If you're a Hawks fan, mark it down: Wall locked up its fifth straight District 3-3A Division I title Friday and led 27-0 at halftime. The No. 4 Hawks needed a win to clinch it and moved one step closer to defending their 2025 state championship.

Wall's win over Ingram Moore by the numbers

37-17
Wall's final score
27-0
Wall's halftime lead
304
passing yards for quarterback Gunner King
4
touchdown passes, all in the first half

Source: San Angelo LIVE!

King threw to Evan Boehle, Jager Thompson, Lawson Dankworth and Hudson Surber. Thompson, back after missing several games with an injury, turned a screen pass into a 44-yard score. Coach Craig Slaughter called him "a game breaker for sure."

Wall will open the playoffs against Bowie

TeamRecordFirst round
Wall9-1Bowie (5-5), time and site TBD
Ingram Moore7-3Peaster or Vernon

Source: San Angelo LIVE!

  • Wall: 9-1 overall, the defending 2025 state champion
  • Ingram Moore: No. 3 seed, 2-2 in district
  • Bowie: No. 4 seed from District 4-3A

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News Notes

Veterans Day

The 23rd annual San Angelo Veterans Day Parade is set for today, Sat., Nov. 7, from 11 a.m. to noon in historic downtown. It begins at Irving Street and Concho Avenue and commemorates the 85th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Want to help? The city is seeking volunteers at 2 p.m. Sun., Nov. 8, to place more than 1,700 flags at , 1120 West Avenue N, and no registration is required. myfoxzone.comConchoValleyHomepage.comSan Angelo LIVE!

Tamale Fest

Tamale Fest starts at 11 a.m. today in front of the , 125 W. Twohig St., with free admission and roughly 80 to 100 vendors expected, and one block of Twohig Street will close. The tamale-eating contest takes a maximum of 10 contestants at a $30 entry, first come, first served. San Angelo LIVE!

Chadbourne

Roadway demolition and utility work at Chadbourne Street and College Avenue is complete, the city announced Friday. Crews are now focusing on the center of the intersection so the Concho Christmas Parade can go on as planned, and the work is expected to finish before the last two weeks of December. The 2nd Street and Chadbourne Street phase is scheduled to start the week after New Year's Day and is expected to take three to four months, with detours. Access to businesses in the work zone will be maintained. San Angelo LIVE!ConchoValleyHomepage.com

Angelo State

Angelo State University has selected Kovexa Solutions LLC for a two-year initiative to advance its Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence. According to a press release from ASU, the goal is the responsible use of AI among students, faculty and the community. Dr. Scarlet Clouse, dean of the College of Education and director of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Institute, said the aim is to "foster the responsible use of AI among our faculty, staff, students and community while preparing our workforce for the future." San Angelo LIVE!ConchoValleyHomepage.com

Cross country

Mason's boys took third at the UIL Class 2A State Cross Country Championships in Round Rock with 92 points. Cooper Ratliff led them with a sixth-place finish in 16 minutes, 34 seconds, and Sonora was 11th and Reagan County 12th. San Angelo LIVE!

Mason's boys finished third at the Class 2A state meet

Source: San Angelo LIVE!

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Collinsville73 pts
Windthorst76 pts
Mason92 pts
Sonora282 pts
Reagan County288 pts

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Kachinas, carved figures you can win, bid on or take home, are the draw at the Chicken Farm Art Center today during First Saturday. The Kachina collection display is free, with a free drawing to win one and about 18 more available for purchase. Not a bad way to wait out the weather.

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  1. Fri., Nov. 6Wall hosts Ingram Moore tonight with a district title on the line
  2. Thurs., Nov. 5A coin flip could decide two Concho Valley playoff spots
  3. Wed., Nov. 4Central High breaks ground Nov. 13 on bond-funded upgrades
  4. Tues., Nov. 3Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. today in Tom Green County
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Central's Zeyvion Johnson breaks the school's season rushing record

Plus, Wall clinches its fifth straight district title with a 37-17 win.

The TLDR

  1. Zeyvion Johnson sets Central's single-season rushing record
  2. Wall beats Ingram Moore 37-17 for a fifth straight district title
  3. Veterans Day Parade steps off downtown at 11 a.m.
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