By David DeKunder, Contributor | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2025-12-13 00:25:01
在2025年12月12日星期五于圣安东尼奥阿拉莫穹顶体育馆举行的高中橄榄球5A级别二级州半决赛下半场，里士满兰德尔队的兰登·威廉姆斯-卡利斯 (Landen Williams-Callis) (1号) 试图突破伯尼队的科尔·特雷勒 (Kole Traylor) (0号) 的防守。威廉姆斯-卡利斯本场冲球推进203码并拿下五次达阵，帮助里士满兰德尔队以40-16击败伯尼队。
里士满兰德尔队连续第二年在5A级别二级州半决赛中终结了伯尼队的赛季。这一次，他们于周五在阿拉莫穹顶体育馆以40-16的比分取胜。
雄狮队 (15胜0负) 在上半场打破了胶着的局面，他们连得31分，一举甩开灰狗队。作为卫冕州冠军，他们成功晋级州冠军赛，将于下周六在阿灵顿的AT&T体育场对阵达拉斯南橡树崖队。上赛季的冠军赛中，雄狮队正是击败了这支金熊队。
伯尼队 (13胜2负) 于周五结束了本赛季的征程，这是他们四年来第三次闯入州半决赛。在去年的州半决赛中，灰狗队以7-42不敌兰德尔队。
“我认为我们打得很拼，”伯尼队教练布雷特·索耶 (Brett Sawyer) 说。“我们为自己创造了一些很好的机会，只是没能把握住。”
这些好机会包括伯尼队三次攻入兰德尔队5码线以内，但最终都无功而返。
除了在关键时刻得分乏力外，灰狗队在防守端也遇到了大麻烦——他们无法阻挡兰德尔队的三年级跑卫兰登·威廉姆斯-卡利斯，后者以203码的冲球和五次达阵摧毁了灰狗队的防线。凭借本场表现，威廉姆斯-卡利斯的赛季冲球码数突破了3000码大关。此外，雄狮队四分卫泰勒·斯克拉巴内克 (Tyler Skrabanek) 传球推进221码，兰德尔队在总推进码数上以494-280遥遥领先伯尼队。
在2025年12月12日星期五于圣安东尼奥阿拉莫穹顶体育馆举行的5A级别二级州半决赛上半场，伯尼队的哈登·席尔瓦 (Hadden Silva) 封堵了一次弃踢，导致对手被判安全分。图为队友本·贝斯 (Ben Bays) (8号) 持球庆祝。最终里士满兰德尔队以40-16击败伯尼队。
比赛开始后，兰德尔队率先持球进攻，一度推进至伯尼队14码线处，但灰狗队的防守变得强硬起来，迫使雄狮队由劳尔·维加 (Raul Vega) 命中一记39码的任意球，率先得分。
伯尼队随后还以颜色，将球推进至兰德尔队的门线附近，但一次个人犯规让他们在四档进攻时退回至兰德尔队17码线处。伯尼队最终浪费了这次进攻机会，迭戈·希门尼斯 (Diego Jimenez) 错失了一记35码的任意球。
第一节还剩1分57秒时，威廉姆斯-卡利斯从右侧完成一次30码的冲球达阵，将兰德尔队的领先优势扩大到9-0。
第一节末段，伯尼队迎来转机，本·贝斯擒杀了斯克拉巴内克，导致这位雄狮队四分卫掉球，伯尼队的卡什·加特林 (Cash Gatlin) 迅速扑上夺回球权。这次球权转换为灰狗队带来了首次得分，格兰特·斯威尼 (Grant Sweeney) 送出19码的达阵传球，找到了扎克·弗雷泽 (Zach Freasier)，后者在跑动中完成了一次精彩的单手接球达阵。
“我们在训练中会进行有防守者干扰的单手接球练习，”索耶在谈到弗雷泽的达阵时说。“他（弗雷泽）是个了不起的球员。你给球员机会，伟大的球员就能打出伟大的表现，而他今天就做到了。他太不可思议了，而且他只会变得更强。”
一次特勤组的出色表现让伯尼队在第二节扳平了比分，线卫哈登·席尔瓦在雄狮队19码线处封堵了对手的弃踢，球滚出端区后形成安全分，将比分扳为9-9平。
但这也是全场比分最胶着的时刻。从第二节到第四节，兰德尔队在连续五次进攻中均成功得分，一举取得40-9的领先。直到比赛还剩1分53秒时，伯尼队才由斯威尼传出3码达阵传球，找到了伊莱·尼古拉斯 (Eli Nikolas)，再得一分。
斯威尼全场比赛传球推进258码，并送出两次达阵传球。
本赛季是索耶担任伯尼队主教练的第一个赛季。他表示，他的球队本赛季取得了诸多成就，包括豪取13连胜、赢得赛区冠军以及连续第二年闯入州半决赛。
“我们总共有23名高年级生，这是我们有史以来规模最小的毕业班之一，”索耶说。“在人们不看好我们的时候，是他们一路带领着这支队伍前进。这是对他们以及他们在这里四年付出的最好证明。未来，见证这些家伙打下的基础将如何开花结果，会是一件非常有趣的事情。”
Boerne head coach Brett Sawyer talks to the Greyhounds at the conclusion of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game with Richmond Randle at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Boerne head coach Brett Sawyer talks to the Greyhounds at the conclusion of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game with Richmond Randle at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
The Boerne Greyhounds salute their fans at the conclusion of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game with Richmond Randle at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
The Boerne Greyhounds sing the school song at the conclusion of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game with Richmond Randle at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Boerne drum majors Leviticus Florendo, left, and Lana McDougall watch the second half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game with Richmond Randle at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Boerne head coach Brett Sawyer looks to the scoreboard during the second half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game with Richmond Randle at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Boerne’s Zach Freasier (14) talks with Richmond Randle’s Pat Oliver (7) who had been covering him on a pass play during the second half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Boerne’s Zach Freasier (14) tries to get past Richmond Randle’s Kam Wade (34) on a kickoff return during the second half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Boerne’s Jake Perez , from left, Ben Bays and Rory Hotchkin (13) combine to bring down Richmond Randle’s Landen Williams-Callis (1) during the second half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Richmond Randle’s Landen Williams-Callis (1) scores on a 2-yard touchdown run during the first half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game with Boerne at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Williams-Callis ran for 203 yards and scored five touchdowns to help Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Boerne’s Eli Nikolas (1) tries to escape Richmond Randle’s Mason Brantley (21) during the first half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Boerne’s Hadden Silva (16) blocks a punt by Richmond Randle’s Kyron Cooley (22) during the first half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Boerne’s Zach Freasier (14) makes a 19-yard catch for a touchdown past Richmond Randle’s Pat Oliver (7) during the first half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Boerne’s Grant Sweeney (9) gets off a 19-yard touchdown pass to Zach Freasier (not pictured) during the first half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game with Richmond Randle at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Boerne’s Cash Gatlin (31) celebrates a fumble recovery during the first half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game with Richmond Randle at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Boerne’s Grant Sweeney (9) throws a pass to Beau Dayoc (27) during the first half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Young Boerne Greyhound fans pose for a photo during the first half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game with Richmond Randle at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025.
The Boerne Greyhounds take the field prior to the start of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game with Richmond Randle at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
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Boerne football falls to Richmond Randle in semifinals once again
Richmond Randle’s Landen Williams-Callis (1) looks to get past Boerne’s Kole Traylor (0) during the second half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Williams-Callis ran for 203 yards and five touchdowns to help Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
For the second year in a row, Richmond Randle ended Boerne’s season in the Class 5A Division II state semifinals. This time it did it with a 40-16 win Friday in the Alamodome.
The Lions (15-0) broke open a close game in the first half by rolling off 31 consecutive points to pull away from the Greyhounds as the defending state champions advanced to the state title game to play Dallas South Oak Cliff next Saturday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. The Lions beat the Golden Bears in the championship game last season.
Boerne (13-2) ended its season Friday playing in its third state semifinal game in four years. The Greyhounds lost to Randle 42-7 in last year’s state semifinals.
“I thought we played hard,” Boerne coach Brett Sawyer said. “We put ourselves into some good positions, we just didn’t execute on them.”
The good opportunities included the three times Boerne drove inside the Randle 5-yard line but came away with no points.
Besides their inability to score points when they needed to, the Greyhounds had more than they could handle with the task of stopping Randle junior running back Landen Williams-Callis, who scorched the Greyhounds for 203 yards rushing and five touchdowns. With his performance, Williams-Callis broke the 3,000-yard rushing mark for the season. In addition, Lions quarterback Tyler Skrabanek threw for 221 yards as Randle outgained Boerne 494-280.
Boerne’s Ben Bays (8) celebrates with the ball after a blocked punt by Hadden Silva lead to a safety during the first half of their Class 5A Division II state semifinal final high school football game with Richmond Randle at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Richmond Randle beat Boerne 40-16.
Randle took the opening possession and drove to the Boerne 14-yard line before the Greyhounds defense stiffened and forced the Lions to settle for a 39-yard field goal from Raul Vega.
Boerne came back and drove near the Randle goal line, but a personal foul penalty pushed the Greyhounds back to the Randle 17-yard line on fourth down. Boerne wasted the drive away when Diego Jimenez missed on a 35-yard field goal attempt.
Williams-Callis put Randle up 9-0 on a 30-yard touchdown run on a sweep to the right side, with 1:57 left in the first quarter.
Boerne got a break late in the first quarter when Ben Bays sacked Skrabanek, forcing the Lions quarterback to fumble the ball, which Boerne’s Cash Gatlin pounced on for the turnover. The play led to the Greyhounds’ first score, a 19-yard scoring pass from Grant Sweeney to Zach Freasier, who made a one-handed grab on the run for the touchdown.
“We work on the one-handed catch drill with a defender on them,” said Sawyer about Freasier’s touchdown catch. “He’s (Freasier) a hell of a player. You give people an opportunity and great players make great plays, and he made a great play. He’s incredible, he’s only going to get better.”
A special teams play enabled Boerne to tie the game in the second quarter, as linebacker Hadden Silva blocked a Randle punt at the Lions’ 19, forcing the ball to roll through the end zone for a safety, tying the score at 9-9.
That was the tightest the game got as Randle scored on five consecutive possessions from the second to the fourth quarter to take a 40-9 lead before Boerne scored with 1:53 left in the game on Sweeney’s 3-yard touchdown pass to Eli Nikolas.
Sweeney finished the game with 258 yards passing and two scores.
Sawyer, who completed his first season as Boerne’s head coach, said his team accomplished many things this season, which included winning 13 straight games, claiming the district title and advancing to the state semifinals for the second year in a row.
“We had 23 seniors total, which is one of the smallest senior classes we’ve ever had,” Sawyer said. “They led this group all the way through when people didn’t think we could do it. This is a testament to them and their four years here. It’s going to be fun to watch in the future what these guys have put forth.”
By David DeKunder, Contributor, via San Antonio Express-News