The Duncanville Panthers showcased their dominance Friday night, dismantling the Rockwall Yellowjackets 56-14 in the Texas 6A Division I Area playoffs. With a perfect blend of offensive firepower and defensive prowess, Duncanville extended their undefeated season and solidified their status as a championship favorite.

Lightning Start for Duncanville
Duncanville wasted no time setting the tone, with quarterback Keelon Russell launching a 51-yard touchdown pass on the game’s first play. This ignited a 28-point first quarter that left Rockwall reeling. By halftime, the Panthers had built an insurmountable 49-0 lead, effectively ending the contest early. Their offense racked up 405 total yards, while their defense smothered Rockwall, preventing any meaningful momentum.

Bright Spot for Rockwall
Rockwall’s struggles were evident, particularly in the run game, which managed a meager 1.19 yards per carry. However, senior receiver Camron Marsh delivered a standout moment with a 74-yard touchdown catch in the third quarter, finishing the game with 93 receiving yards. The Yellowjackets’ passing game showed flashes of potential but couldn’t overcome Duncanville’s relentless pressure.

Looking Ahead
With an 11-0 record, Duncanville now prepares for a regional quarterfinal clash against Waxahachie. Their unbroken home-game winning streak and balanced, high-octane roster make them formidable opponents as they chase the Texas state championship. Rockwall concludes their season at 6-6, reflecting a tough final stretch marked by three losses in four games.

For Duncanville, the road to glory continues, fueled by a performance that leaves little doubt about their championship ambitions.