CEDAR HILL WEEKLY SPORTS REPORT

7:30 p.m. Friday, October 13

Forester Stadium

8233 Military Parkway

Dallas, TX 75227

For its sixth straight game, the Cedar Hill High School Football Team entered a game against an undefeated opponent.

This time, the Longhorns rolled to a 47-14 victory over Mansfield High on Friday night's Homecoming Game at Longhorn Stadium.

"Getting our starters back in the lineup made a big difference," Cedar Hill first-year head coach Nick Ward said.

Cedar Hill (2-4, 1-2) racked up a season-high 504 yards of total offense, along with 22 first downs (each of them sponsored by Parkland Hospital).

Cedar Hill first-year head coach Nick Ward called the game a “must win” earlier in the week. The victory was Ward’s first district win and his first win at Longhorn Stadium.

The Longhorns’ 47 points were the most since they scored 58 on December 4, 2020 vs. Waco Midway.

Cedar Hill outrushed the Tigers (5-1, 2-1), 367-178, and four Longhorns rushed for touchdowns on Friday. Cedederic Castleberry had his best game of the season, with nine carries for 75 yards and two scores (his first touchdowns of the season). Nine Longhorns carried the ball on Friday.

Zhaiylen Scott finished with two carries for a team-high 81 yards and a touchdown.

"Scott gives us a spark every time he touches the ball," Ward said.

Scott leads the team in rushing with 25 carries for 338 yards and four touchdowns. He has 13.52 yards per carry.

Mark Brown had two carries for 80 yards and his first career touchdown.

Le’Keldrick Bridges caught two passes for 38 yards and a touchdown, and Keione Bright finished with three catches for 36 yards and his first touchdown reception of the season. Bridges now has a team-high four touchdown receptions on the season.

The Longhorns will visit Dallas Skyline (3-3, 2-1) at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Forester Stadium in Dallas.

) Martins Aribisala was honored to continue a family tradition before Friday’s Homecoming Game at Longhorn Stadium.

The Cedar Hill High School senior was named Cedar Hill Scholar Athlete of the Week, sponsored by Mathnasium of Cedar Hill.

His older brother, Matthew – a Cedar Hill High School Class of 2020 Graduate – earned the same honor four years ago. Matthew now plays football for Sam Houston State in Huntsville.

“It felt good to win the award, and my parents were proud of me,” said Aribisala, who plays defensive line for the Longhorns. “It means I’m not just doing well on the field but in the classroom as well.”

Aribisala has a 3.714 Grade Point Average and ranks 26th in the Senior Class. He plans to study Computer Science in college.

“It is a great career option, since the computer industry is still growing,” said Aribisala, who previously attended Waterford Oaks and Bessie Coleman. “Once I graduate from college, I’ll be able to find a job.”

Aribisala was happy about the Longhorns’ 47-14 victory over previously undefeated Mansfield on Homecoming.

“We’re not a 1-4 team, and we went out there and dominated,” Aribisala said. “That felt good for everybody.”

Mathnasium has 1,000 learning centers across the world, assisting scholars in mathematics from Pre-K through high school. It employs the “Mathnasium Method,” which was developed by a team of experts, led by math educator and Mathnasium co-founder Lawrence Martinek.

Mathnasium Cedar Hill is located at 420 East Pleasant Run Road #360, and is owned by Tenequa Gabriel. She is excited about offering an engaging environment where students can learn math in ways that make sense. She has enjoys helping kids and is looking forward to many “light bulb” moments in their lives.

Cedar Hill High School senior Taylor Tolbert has been a member of the CHHS Color Guard since her freshman year.

“I enjoy Friday Night Lights and travel competitions,” Tolbert said. “I plan on continuing colorguard in college.”

Tolbert was the Cedar Hill ISD “Star Of The Show” this week, sponsored by Kids At Heart Pediatric Dental. Dr. Ashla Martin. Star of the Show is presented at each home football game to an exceptional Cedar Hill ISD Fine Arts Scholar.

Some of Tolbert’s favorite classes are science because “she enjoys doing experiments and labs.”

Tolbert plans to attend Texas Woman’s University (TWU) in Denton for its renowned Nursing program.

“I want to be a Nurse Practitioner,” said Tolbert, who is a Senior Class Office and a member of the National Honor Society.

Kids at Heart Pediatric Dentistry, 450 Highway 67 Suite 100 in Cedar Hill, is a dental professional who has served 10,000 patients since she opened the practice in 2017.

Martin opened the practice in Cedar Hill six years ago because she “loved the energy” of the community.

It’s her goal to make a trip to the dentist as enjoyable and stress-free as possible.

Martin earned her Bachelor’s Degree from Xavier University of New Orleans, a Historically Black College & University (HBCU) and her Doctorate of Dental Surgery from the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry in Memphis. She returned to New Orleans to complete her pediatric and general practice residency at Louisiana State University Health Science Center.

The Cedar Hill High School Volleyball Team finds itself tied for first place in District 6A-11 after a thrilling 3-2 victory over Mansfield on Friday.

The Lady Longhorns (26-7, 7-2) won the first two sets and lost the next two, before winning the deciding Game 5 for a 3-2 series victory.

It was Cedar Hill’s first win over Mansfield in exactly eight years. The Lady Longhorns defeated the Lady Tigers, 3-1, on October 6, 2015.

Earlier in the week, Cedar Hill completed its first-ever season sweep of Mansfield Lake Ridge.

Cedar Hill, Mansfield and Waxahachie are each 7-2 in first place, with five district matches remaining. The Lady Longhorns visit Waxahachie on Tuesday and Skyline on Friday.

Cedar Hill Volleyball Schedule (26-7, 7-2)

August 8 vs. Mansfield Summit, W, 3-0 (Home Opener/Season Opener)

August 10 vs. Benbrook, W 3-0 (Crowley Tournament)

August 10 vs. Fort Worth Trimble Tech, W 3-0 (Crowley Tournament)

August 11 vs. Little Elm, W 2-1 (Crowley Tournament)

August 11 vs. Everman, W 3-0 (Crowley Tournament)

August 12 at Crowley, W 2-1 (Crowley Tournament)

August 12 vs. San Angelo Central, L 2-0 (Crowley Tournament)

August 15 vs. Byron Nelson, L 3-1

August 15 vs. Red Oak, W 3-0

August 18 vs. Wink, W 2-1 (San Angelo Tournament)

August 18 at San Angelo TLCA, W 2-0 (San Angelo Tournament)

August 18 vs. El Paso Americas, L 2-0 (San Angelo Tournament)

August 19 vs. Fort Stockton, W 2-0 (San Angelo Tournament)

August 19 vs. El Paso Jefferson, W 2-0 (San Angelo Tournament)

August 19 vs. El Paso Pebble Hills, W 2-0 (San Angelo Tournament)

August 22 at Argyle Liberty Christian, W 3-1

August 24 vs. Emory Rains, W 2-0 (Forney Tournament)

August 24 vs. Gunter, L 2-0 (Forney Tournament)

August 24 vs. Van Alstyne, W 2-0 (Forney Tournament)

August 26 vs. Royse City, L 2-1 (Forney Tournament)

August 26 vs. North Crowley, W 2-0 (Forney Tournament)

August 26 vs. Lufkin, W 2-0 (Forney Tournament)

August 29 vs. Corsicana, W 2-0

September 5 vs. South Grand Prairie, W 3-1

September 8 vs. Mansfield Lake Ridge (District Opener), W 3-0

September 12 at Mansfield, L 3-0

September 15 vs. Waxahachie, W 3-0

September 19 vs. Dallas Skyline, W 3-0

September 22 at Duncanville, W 3-0

September 26 at DeSoto, L 3-1

September 29 vs. Mansfield Legacy, W 3-1

October 3 at Mansfield Lake Ridge, W 3-1

October 6 vs. Mansfield, W 3-2

October 10 at Waxahachie, 5:30 p.m.

October 13 at Dallas Skyline, 5:30 p.m.

October 17 vs. Duncanville, 5:30 p.m.

October 20 vs. DeSoto, 5:30 p.m.

October 24 at Mansfield Legacy, 5:30 p.m.

The Raiders are 2-4, 1-2 with victories over Frisco Independence and Mansfield Lake Ridge, respectively. Skyline also defeated Mansfield Legacy on the field but subsequently forfeited the game due to the fact that an ineligible player played in the game.

"They are another team that can win if we don't play well against them -- Coach Coleman has done a good job of building the program," Cedar Hill first-year head coach Nick Ward said. "It's another must win for us. All of them are at this point."

Skyline junior quarterback Damontae Oliver completed 20 of 40 passes for 162 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for another score in a 35-20 win at Mansfield Lake Ridge last week.

6A-11 STANDINGS

DeSoto 5-0, 3-0

Duncanville 5-0, 3-0

Mansfield 5-1, 2-1

Waxahachie 4-2, 1-2

Cedar Hill 2-4, 1-2

Dallas Skyline 2-4, 1-2

Mansfield Legacy 2-4, 1-2

Mansfield Lake Ridge 0-6, 0-3

Friday’s Games

Mansfield Lake Ridge at DeSoto, 7 p.m.

Duncanville at Mansfield, 7 p.m.

Waxahachie at Mansfield Legacy, 7 p.m.

Cedar Hill at Dallas Skyline, 7:30 p.m.

LAST WEEK’S RESULTS

Cedar Hill 47, Mansfield 14

DeSoto 64, Mansfield Legacy 3

Duncanville 44, Waxahachie 10

Dallas Skyline 35, Mansfield Lake Ridge 20

• Liberty sophomore quarterback Kaidon Salter passed for 257 and a touchdown and rushed for 51 yards and a score in 21-16 win over Sam Houston. Sophomore teammate Amarian Williams had two tackles for the Flames (5-0), who visit Jacksonville State on Tuesday.
• Sam Houston sophomore punter Jadon Cardell had six punts for 262 yards (43.7 yard per average) in the Bearkats' 21-16 loss at Liberty. Sam Houston (0-5) visits New Mexico State on Wednesday.
• Here's a story about the four Cedar Hill players who competed in the Liberty-Sam Houston game.
• Texas Tech sophomore Charles Esters III finished with a career-high four tackles and two sacks in a 39-14 win at Baylor. Freshman teammate Harvey Dyson III also had a tackle for the Red Raiders (3-3), who host defending Big 12 Champion Kansas State on Saturday.
• Tulsa redshirt senior wide receiver Kamdyn Benjamin had three receptions for a team-high 46 yards in a 20-17 loss at Florida Atlantic. Tulsa (3-3) will host Rice on October 19.
• Texas A&M Commerce sophomore linebacker Jaheim Lowe finished with three tackles in a 41-10 win over McNeese State -- the Lions' first win of the season. Junior defensive lineman Leon Young, a former McNeese player, also had a tackle for the Lions (1-4), who visit Incarnate Word on Saturday.
• Stephen F. Austin freshman Jaylen Jenkins caught a 15-yard pass in a 37-31 loss at Utah Tech. SFA (3-3) visits Central Arkansas on Saturday.

• VCU's Makenzie Chambers finished with five kills in a 3-1 loss against Fordham. VCU (9-8) visits Rhode Island on Saturday.
• TCU's Brianna Green had three kills and a dig in the Horned Frogs' 3-0 win over Cincinnati. TCU (11-6) visits Oklahoma on Wednesday.

Both Cedar Hill Boys and Girls Golf will host their fifth annual tournament on Wednesday at Grand Oaks.

Turner will compete in the District 6A-11 Cross Country Championships at 7:30 a.m. Friday with a chance to advance to the Regional Meet.