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KSHSAA Sectional Playoffs
The Dodge City High School football program will travel to Derby to take on the Derby High “Panthers” on Friday Night in a second round Sectional playoff game. The Demons defeated Topeka High, 35-14, to advance to the Sectional round while Derby defeated Wichita Northwest, 21-14.

The winner of the Dodge City versus Derby contests will hosts the winner of the Wichita Heights versus Manhattan contest, for a chance to advance to the 6A State Championship in Topeka.

Game Night Details
Location: Panther Stadium – Derby
Game Time: 7:00
Admission: $5 Adults, $4 Students [No passes will be accepted, per KSHSAA playoff regulations.]

Series History
Friday night will mark the sixth time these teams have met on the football field.

The Panthers lead the series (3-2), with all five games being played in the post-season. The Red Demons faced the Panthers for the first time in 1982, with the Panthers triumphing, 32-26, in double overtime. The most recent meeting between the teams was during the 1994 season, with the Panthers winning 19-0. The Panthers went on to win the State Championship in 1994.

Dodge City recorded the largest margin of victory between the teams in 1987 by a score of 44-22. Ironically, the Demons then played Manhattan in Dodge City for the opportunity to play for a State Championship, losing 13-0.

                        Dodge City		Derby

Mascot:  		Red Demons  		Panthers

Classification:		6A			6A

2009 Record:		8-2			7-3

Website: 	        dchssports.org          derbypanther.com

Winner advances to KSHSAA Sub-State Playoffs – Nov. 20th

While tailback Jace Banner rushed for a school-record 305 yards and rumbled for four touchdowns, the Red Demons’ up-and-coming defense overpowered Topeka High’s high-octane offense.

Dodge City cruised past the Trojans 35-14 Saturday ninght in an opening-round playoff game at Memorial Stadium.

“Banner runs exceptionally hard,” Topeka High coach Walt Alexander said. “I don’t think he’s one of the fastest backs we’ve seen.

“We’ve played against some pretty good backs, but he’s the strongest of any back I’ve seen. He’s a very good running back.”

Dodge City (8-2) advances to the second round of the playoffs on Friday night at 7 with a road trip to Derby (7-3). Topeka High ends its season at 6-4.

The win ended a drought that backdates to 1994, in which the Demons pounded Junction City 55-22.

“After the season, we can reflect on that,” said Burke of finally clearing an obstacle in advancing to the second round. “We can’t do that right now.”

Ironically, Dodge City advanced to the second round of the 1994 playoffs and took on none other than Derby, losing 19-0.

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Dodge City (7-2) took care of business Friday night, holding off a second-half push by bitter rival Garden City for a hard-fought 14-6 road victory.

Dodge City, the Class 6A District 8 champions, used some big defensive plays to stem Garden’s second-half comeback bid. The Demons will host a first-round state playoff game next Friday night at Memorial Stadium against either Derby or Topeka High.

Garden City ends its season at 4-5, losing all three of its district games.

“Our defense did a whale of a job,” Dodge City coach Justin Burke said. “I was real pleased with the defense and how they played.”

Clinging to a 14-6 lead, the Red Demons snuffed out Garden’s final chance on defensive back Zach Harvey’s interception of quarterback Cody Bernbeck’s pass with 2:51 remaining near midfield.

The Demons then were able to run out the clock, with standout tailback Jace Banner gaining two yards on his final run to push his total to 195 yards on 30 carries on the night.

Banner then had to be helped off the field by his teammates as the final minutes melted off the clock.

No worries, according to Burke.

“He was just cramping up,” Burke said.

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[[Show as slideshow]] ]]> http://www.reddemonfootball.com/2009/10/demons-keep-the-hatchet/feed/ 0 http://www.reddemonfootball.com/2009/10/rivalry-week/ http://www.reddemonfootball.com/2009/10/rivalry-week/#comments Mon, 26 Oct 2009 17:14:26 +0000 admin http://reddemonfootball.com/?p=359 The Dodge City High School football program will travel to Garden City on Friday Night for the annual Hatchet Rivalry game. The Demons clinched the District 8 Championship with their Week #8 win over Maize, 35-14, while Garden City was eliminated from playoff contention with a, 21-14, loss to Goddard. Goddard and Maize will meet Friday night to determine the last playoff spot in District 8.

The Demons will return on November 6th to Dodge City’s Memorial Stadium to host a first round Regional Playoff game versus an opponent to be determined after the end of District play on Friday Night.

Game Night Details
Location: Memorial Stadium – Garden City
Game Time: 7:00 p.m.
Admission: $5 Adults, $3 Students [Staff passes will be accepted]

Series History
Friday night will mark the 107th time these teams have met in this storied rivalry. The Red Demons have faced the Buffaloes (106) times, dating back to the 1903 season. The series is led by the Demons (68-34-4). The Demons wrestled the “Hatchet” away from the Buffaloes last season ending the Buffs long winning streak in the rivalry. Watch video of the 2008 Hatchet Game.

In 1938 the series was livened by the addition of the hatchet. The winner takes the hatchet as evidence of supremacy on the field of play. Dodge City leads in Hatchet games 45-25-1.

Team Info

Dodge City		Garden City
Mascot:  		Red Demons  		Buffaloes
Classification:		6A			6A
2009 Record:		6-2			4-4
Conference Record:	1-2			2-1
District Record:	2-0			0-2
Website: 		dchssports.org  	gckschools.com

Give the football to Banner, and it’s gravy.

Banner, a senior tailback, had another huge game Friday night, leading the Red Demons to a 35-14 victory over Maize in Class 6A District 8 action.

“Our main goal is to win football games,” said Banner, whose rushing total grew to 1,119 yards on the season. “But the line and myself before every game, we have a goal of getting 200 yards and if we get that, then we met our goal.”

Banner and Co. barely missed their rushing goal, yet they were dominating nonetheless.

“That’s the main thing, getting physical and playing smash-mouth football. That’s what it’s about, getting in there and making yourself known.”

With the convincing victory, the Demons (6-2 overall) have assured themselves a state playoff berth. Dodge City, the only team still undefeated in its four-team district at 2-0, now has the maximum +26 in the points system.

Maize, 2-6, including 1-1 in district play, sits at minus-9 in the points system. Goddard, which beat Garden City 21-14 Friday night, moves to 1-1 in the district and sits at minus-6 in the points system. Garden (0-2) now sits at minus-11.

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[[Show as slideshow]] ]]> http://www.reddemonfootball.com/2009/10/demons-playoff-bound/feed/ 0 http://www.reddemonfootball.com/2009/10/red-demons-down-lions-31-7/ http://www.reddemonfootball.com/2009/10/red-demons-down-lions-31-7/#comments Sat, 17 Oct 2009 09:49:57 +0000 admin http://reddemonfootball.com/?p=342 Regaining some of that early-season swagger Friday night, Dodge City High School took winless Goddard out behind the woodshed and administered an unmerciful spanking to the Lions.

In a first-round Class 6A district football game, the Red Demons hammered out a 31-7 victory at the Goddard District Sports Complex.

Senior tailback Jace Banner was the catalyst, accumulating a career-high 202 yards in 30 carries and scoring three touchdowns to lead the Red Demons’ offensive assault.

“I had a great push from the offensive line, it was the best of the year,” said Banner, who now has 938 rushing yards on the season. “They did their job up front, which allowed me to get to the linebackers and the secondary and make my cuts.”

When push came to shove, the Demons hit the Lions in the mouth and never let up. So much for Goddard’s blitz package, which never was a factor.

Instead, Dodge ran the ball down the Lions’ throat, with Banner assuming the starring role.

“I thought (Banner) did a good job of following some blocks,” Dodge City coach Justin Burke said. “I thought the line did a pretty good job in the run game.

“In the passing game, we struggled early and then we were able to adjust. Jace did what he was supposed to do. He ran hard and was able to do some things that only he can do.”

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The Demons return home for Senior Night next Friday Night as they host the Maize “Eagles”. Maize travels to Garden City for Friday night’s other District contest. Garden City will host Goddard in week #2 of District play.

Game Night Details
Location: Goddard District Sports Complex
Game Time: 7:00
Admission: $5 Adults, $3 Students [Staff passes will be accepted]

Series History
The Demons and Lions have met only three times on the football field, with Goddard winning the last two contests. Last season, the “Lions” entered District play without a win, only to run the table in the District with three straight wins. The Red Demons are looking to return to the playoffs, as their only 2008 District loss came at the hands of the “Lions”, in overtime, at Memorial Stadium.

Goddard enters the contest after playing a brutal non-District schedule that included some of the top teams in the State at the 5A and 6A levels.

Team Info

			Dodge City		Goddard
Mascot:  		Red Demons  		Lions
Classification:		6A			6A
2009 Record:		4-2			0-6
Conference Record:	1-2			0-5
District Record:	0-0			0-0
Website: 		www.dchssports.org  	www.goddardusd.com

Hays quarterback Bryant Bombardier threw a pair of touchdown bombs in the first half and then added a short scoring toss early in the fourth quarter, propelling the unbeaten Indians to a 28-17 victory over Dodge City before a disappointed Homecoming crowd.

While Dodge City (4-2, 1-2) saw its WAC championship hopes dissolve in suffering its second straight WAC loss, Hays (6-0) is in the driver’s seat in conference standings at 3-0.

“We’re not playing together,” deadpanned Dodge City coach Justin Burke. “We got caught against Great Bend (in a 28-27 road loss last Friday) and we didn’t fix some things. I thought we had those things fixed, but we didn’t.

“Guys weren’t communicating, and we just didn’t get it done. We’ve got too much attitude now. We read the paper too much when things were going right. Now we have to dig down through adversity and it’s hard.”

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