Chisholm Trail posts first shutout in five years as Rangers pick up first district win
.jpg "Chisholm Trail’s Israel Kaloso (25) runs the ball for his second touchdown of the night during the high school football game against Paschal at Farrington Field in Fort Worth, Texas, Friday, Oct. 21, 2022. Chisholm Trail won 34-0. (Caleb Luttrell/Special to the Star-Telegram)")
With each team looking for their first district win in 3-6A, it was Chisholm Trail that prevailed, 34-0 on Friday night at Farrington Field. The win pushed the Rangers record to 2-6 overall and 1-4 in district.
It was Chisholm Trail’s first shutout since 2017 when the Rangers beat YMLA 19-0 in the season opener.
Paschal drops to 3-5 and 0-5.
With 8:47 left on the first-quarter clock, Chisholm Trail’s Israel Kaloso would make the first touchdown of the night, that put the Rangers up 7-0.
Kaloso made a second touchdown, ending the first quarter with the Rangers leading 14-0.
“I think it went well,” Chisholm Trail coach Byron Bode said. “Things haven’t necessarily gone our way this year and we’ve been on a little bit of a slide.”
Chisholm Trail’s Roman Hernandez pushed the score 17-0 with his field goal.
Rangers’ Jordan Dews came in with his own touchdown with 5:15 left on the clock in the first half, which made the score 24-0. The last play of the first half was a field goal by Hernandez with only 16 seconds left. At intermission, the Rangers led 27-0.
There would be no scoring drives by either team in the third quarter. But Dews made his last touchdown with 6:40 left on the clock. “We’re going to celebrate this victory, I promise you,” Bode said.