Cooper Schilling, Perryton, QB, Sr.

Quarterback Cooper Schilling made his final home game a special one in a Ranger uniform as the senior helped Perryton punch a ticket to the UIL Class 4A playoffs with a 54-21 win against Borger. Schilling dazzled with his arm and his feet against the Bulldogs going 15-of-25 for 291 yards with four touchdown passes. Schilling also rushed it 11 times for 74 yards with another TD. Schilling has put up quite the career throwing for 8,563 yards with 94 career touchdowns.

Creed Cavalier, Amarillo High, DB, Sr.

For a second straight week and the third time this season, Amarillo High defensive back Creed Cavalier returned an interception for a touchdown. Last week, it was a 25-yard pick-six to set the tone in a win over Frenship. This week, it was an 84-yard INT return during a 63-0 blanking of Lubbock High. The Sandies own this series with the Westerners getting their 45th straight on-field victory since 1974.

Colton Mills, Dumas, QB, Sr.

Senior Night won’t be forgotten for one of the best to wear a Demon uniform. Mills played one of the best games of the season in a 44-31 victory against Hereford. Mills was efficient against the Whiteface secondary going 17-of-20 for 172 yards with a touchdown. He then ran for 92 yards on seven carries with two more scores. Mills, a four-year starter at Dumas, recently went over 8,000 yards passing for his career. Mills, the school-record holder, has thrown for 8,312 career yards with 92 touchdowns.

Austin Turner, Canyon, RB-LB, Sr.

Austin Turner has been having a tremendous season and that carried on during the Eagles 51-17 blowout win over Pampa in District 2-4A Division I game Friday. Playing just the first half, Turner ran all over the Harvester defense, soaring for 242 yards on only 10 carries with five trips to the endzone. On the defensive side, Turner racked up five tackles.

Logan Winn, Shallowater, QB, Sr.

Behind the play of Winn, the Shallowater Mustangs are once again the District 1-3A Division I champions following a 49-20 thumping of Dalhart at home Friday night. Winn did it all for the offense carrying the ball 12 times for 113 yards with two TDs. Through the air, the senior was equally dangerous going 14-of-19 for 206 yards with three scores.

Slade Stalls, McLean, RB-LB, Sr.

The McLean Tiger offense was unstoppable during a 74-28 win at Groom as McLean was able to wrap up the District 1-1A Division II championship with the win. Stalls was a main spark for heavy run game that attacked Groom throughout. Stall toted the rock 11 times for 191 yards running for seven touchdowns. Defensively, Stalls was in on nine total tackles.

Dayne Smith, Floydada, RB, Soph.

The youngest son of Floydada football coach Jeff Smith is having quite the year and that continued Friday night as the Whirlwinds kept their playoff hopes alive by knocking off Hale Center 28-13. Smith chewed up the Owls’ defense piling up 174 yards rushing on 27 carries with a pair of touchdowns. On the season, the sophomore has compiled an impressive 1,243 yards.

Kreed Robinson, Clarendon, QB, Jr.

Clarendon erased a double-digit second half deficit to earn a wild 60-58 win over Quanah in a key District 5-2A Division II game Friday. The victory seals up the Broncos for the No. 3-seed in the district. Robison was the ultimate dual-threat rushing for 186 yards on 16 carries with two touchdowns. He also converted two, 2-point conversions, and threw for 80 yards with three touchdowns.

Izaac Ortiz Carrillo, Friona, RB, Sr.

Behind Carrillo, Friona was able to erase a 9-point fourth quarter deficit to stun Dimmitt 27-22. The victory means the Chieftains can finish no lower than third place in District 1-3A Division II. With his offensive line leading the way, Carrillo scored the go-ahead touchdown from 11 yards out. Carrillo ended his night rushing for 167 yards on 24 carries with two scores.

Bryce Giles, Highland Park, QB, Jr.

The Highland Park Hornets kept their playoff chances in tact thanks to a 54-30 win over Sanford-Fritch and Giles was a big reason why. Giles took matters into his own hands, torching the Eagles defense for six touchdown passes on 13-of-24 passing for 313 yards. Giles then used his legs to rush for 109 yards on only eight carries with two more TDs.