Davenport rolled past Keota on Senior Night Friday and put up a 50-14 district win.
The Dawgs, ranked No. 1 in Class B-II, moved to 2-0 in district play and 8-0 for the season, going into this week’s game at Webbers Falls.
With a win over the Warriors, Davenport would head to Wetumka the following week for a district showdown with the third-ranked Chieftains, who are 7-1 overall but undefeated in district.
“Webbers Falls is a good athletic team and they’re physical,” said Davenport coach Grant Powell. “Our kids are ready for another battle test and I think we’ll get that on Fiday night.
“All focus is on Webbers Falls and then we’ll move on to the next game.”
Against Keota, Davenport racked up 441 yards of total ouense and seven touchdowns on just 36 ouensive snaps.
“We played our starters about a quarter and a half and scored five touchdowns in 14 plays and held Keota to 44 yards in that time,” he said.
“We got rested up and some guys that had lingering injuries
were able to heal up a bit more and freshen up. So I think we’re in a good spot here going into the last two weeks of the season.”
Powell cited junior defensive end Conner Tipton for his play.
“He is a force to be reckoned with,” Powell said. “And he's a done a great job anchoring our defensive line."
Quarterback Aydan Stancell completed two of four throws for 75 yards and a touchdown and had three rushes for 69 yards and a score.
Jaxson Brinkley completed five of eight passes for 62 yards and a touchdown and rushed nine times for 86 yards and a score.
Brody Robinson carried four times for 84 yards and two touchdowns; Chace Buchanan had two carries for 66 yards and a touchdown and caught one pass for 45 yards and another score; Reece Murfin had a catch for 30 yards and rushed once for an additional three; Brody Phillips had three rushes and one reception; Tyler Gilkison caught one pass for 10 yards and a touchdown; Devin Murfin rushed twice for two yards and caught a pass for 21 yards. 2 rushes for 2 yards, 1 catch 21 yards; Rylan Meeks had two receptions for 20 yards.