Southlake Carroll Rolls Into the Next Round, Sets Up Heavyweight Duel With DeSoto

Southlake Carroll hit the postseason gas pedal and never let up, torching Guyer with a 51 point outburst and stacking up 511 total yards in a statement win. The Dragons looked every bit like a national contender, crisp on offense and relentless in their tempo as they pushed their record to a flawless 14 and 0.

Renda and Boyd Lead the Charge

Quarterback Angelo Renda steered the attack with precision, firing for two hundred thirty five yards and a pair of touchdowns. His rhythm fueled a passing game Guyer never managed to slow. Brock Boyd added another standout chapter to his season, piling up one hundred sixteen yards and giving Carroll yet another explosive threat on the perimeter.

It marked the eleventh time this fall the Dragons have hung forty nine or more points on an opponent, and this performance may have been their most complete yet.

A New Test on the Horizon

The next obstacle, however, comes with firepower of its own. DeSoto enters the matchup riding an eight game tear, unloading more than fifty six points per contest during that streak. Few teams in Texas push the tempo like the Eagles, and their offense promises to challenge a Carroll defense that has been sturdy all year.

Shifting Picture Across the Country

Elsewhere on the national landscape, top ranked Carrollton and No. 6 Buford are preparing for a championship showdown that could shake up the national polls. St. Frances Academy also kept its title hopes alive with another postseason win.

What Comes Next

Southlake Carroll will collide with DeSoto in a clash loaded with speed, star power, and championship stakes. Carrollton gears up for its title tilt with Buford, with both teams eyeing the top spot in the rankings.

Bottom Line

The Dragons have the look of a group built for December, but their road to a trophy only gets tougher from here. If they can outpace DeSoto’s high octane attack, Carroll will take another major step toward cementing a championship season.