Quanah 34, Sundown 21

AMARILLO — Craig Miles ran for 108 yards and two second-half touchdowns, and Quanah ended the season for Sundown with a 34-21 win in a Class A Division I area playoff Friday afternoon at Dick Bivins Stadium.

Miles' 2-yard run with 2:36 left in the third quarter put the Indians (9-3) up 26-15, and they held on from there to advance to the regional quarterfinals to face Stamford at a time, date and site to be determined.

Sundown, the co-champion of District 2-1A, Division I, ends it season at 8-3).

Edward Torres rushed for 92 yards and two touchdowns for the Roughnecks, who trailed by just five at 12-7 at the intermission but could never cut into the Quanah lead enough to take control of the game,

Landon Morgan's 40-yard pass from Kyler Marshall with 6:50 left in the game pulled Sundown to within 26-21, but Miles iced it with a 3-yard run with 2:44 remaining.

Quanah 6 6 14 8 —34

Sundown 7 0 8 6 —21

First Quarter

QUA — Cisco Fuqua 39 pass from Clay Robertson (pass failed); 7:56

SUN — Edward Torres 1 run (Robby Escobar kick); 4:12

Second Quarter

QUA —Jacob Roberts 30 interception return (kick failed); 8:24

Third Quarter

QUA — Austin Smith 2 pass from Robertson (pass failed); 9:09

SUN — Torres 37 run (Maurice Sanchez pass from Kyler Marshall); 4:55

QUA — Craig Miles 2 run (Fuqua pass from Robertson); 2:36

Fourth Quarter

SUN — Landon Morgan 40 pass from Marshall (run failed); 6:50

QUA — Miles 3 run (Robertson run); 2:44

TEAM STATISTICS

QUA SUN

First downs 14 9

Rushes-yards 37-206 43-154

Passing yards 132 139

Comp.-att.-int. 13-20-0 8-20-2

Punts-avg. 3-25.0 2-32.0

Fumbles-lost 2-0 2-2

Penalties-yards 5-46 4-40

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Quanah, Craig Miles 20-108 yds, 2 TDs; Clay Robertson 13-97; Sundown, Edward Torrez 22-92, 2TDs, Landon Morgan 9-28, Chance Hinson 2-21.

PASSING — Quanah, Robertson 13-20-0—132; Sundown, Kyler Marshall 8-19-2—139.

RECEIVING — Quanah, Cisco Fuqua 6-85, TD, Austin Smith 4-42, TD; Sundown, Kyler Rabel 2-27, Morgan 1-40, TD, Michael Serna 2-15, Martin O'Canas 1-50.