2010 PERRYTON RANGER FOOTBALL
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Date	Opponent	Location	Time / Result
8/27	Dumas	There	L 17-38
9/3	Bushland	Here (HC)	7:30
9/10	Canadian	There	7:30
9/17	Cooper	Here	7:30
9/24	Shallowater	There	7:30
10/1	Stratford	There	7:30
10/8	OPEN DATE
10/15	DALHART	Here	7:30
10/22	PAMPA	There	7:30
10/29	BORGER	Here	7:30
11/5	OPEN DATE
11/12	Bi-District Playoffs

Big plays were difference maker as the Perryton Rangers fell to the Dumas Demons Friday night in Dumas to open to 2010 season. The Ranger offense, with only one returning starter in the backfield, struggled early failing to get a first down on their first 3 series. By then, the Demons had opened up a 14 point lead on a 43 yard passing play from Clayton baker to Adres Baskin and a two yard Baskin run.

The Ranger offense finally clicked late in the first quarter with a drive that carried over into the second quarter, kept alive by a big roughing the kicker penalty. When the drive stalled out on the Demon 13, Miguel Carnero put the Rangers on the board with a 30 yard field goal.

After a defensive stop by the Rangers, Zach Allred led his team down the field to the Demon 31 where Kade Keeth broke loose for the first Perryton touchdown of the year. With the Carnero kick, the Red Team had closed to within 4.

Keeth intercepted a Demon pass on the next play. However, Baskin return the favor minutes later and the Demons drove to the Ranger 20 before having to settle for a field goal as time ran out on the half with the score Dumas 17 Perryton 10.

Dumas had a big return on the second half kickoff, but it was all called back on penalty. On the next snap though, Mason Brey broke the biggest play of the game, an 82 yard touchdown run to but the Demons back up by two touchdowns.

With five and half minutes left in the third, Blake Turner took a turn at QB and led the Rangers to the Demon 23. From there Turner found Chance Baize in the end zone and the Rangers were back in striking distance at 24-17.

Four plays later Turner intercepted Baker at the Ranger 34. Once again, though momentum immediately shifted back to the guys in orange as a bobbled pitch out was scooped up by Damien Trejo of the Demons as flew to the end zone making it 31-17, Dumas in the final minute of the third quarter.

An interception early in the fourth led to another Baskin touchdown as Dumas put the game out of reach with a final score of 38-17.

The Rangers will have their home opener, the homecoming game, Friday night as they host the Bushland Falcons fresh off a big win over Stratford, 30-14. If you can’t make it to the game, you can hear it where you’ve heard the Rangers since 1948, on AM1400 KEYE.