Fort Worth All Saints Episcopal defensive back Cole Fuller tackles Grapevine Faith's Jace Walker in a game Friday at Trident 1 Field in Grapevine.
GRAPEVINE — Fort Worth All Saints Episcopal leaned on the steady production of Brayden Boults and Jaytn Briles to pick up another win.
The Saints marched onto Trident 1 Field and beat Grapevine Faith, 45-7, Friday night in a TAPPS Division II District 1 game.
Boults, a newcomer from Sumter, South Carolina, had another 3-TD game for the Saints. Briles had his second straight game of two touchdown catches for All Saints.
Sophomore quarterback Bodie Brown tossed a pair of scores in his second game at QB1, filling in for an injured starter Brailon Davis.
“He's a sophomore, but he's a stud, man,” Briles said. “We started clicking in practice as soon as B-Money (Brailon Davis) as soon as he went out. We had full confidence in (Bodie) to come out and he's been doing great.”
All saints had a big time win on Friday! #txhsfb#vypesideline https://t.co/uVfV7dZgT6Briles scored both of his touchdowns from Brown in the second quarter, which helped the Saints take a 45-0 lead at the break.
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The Saints got points from the offense and special teams in the first quarter, taking a 24-0 lead.
Jet Thomas had a 23-yard blocked punt return for a touchdown, with 6-foot-5 Hudson Harbuck getting his hand on the punt.
Carver Johnston booted a field goal and Boults scored two touchdowns.
It was the sixth time this season he scored at least two touchdowns in a game for the Saints.
The sophomore who moved in from Sumter, South Carolina, has offers from Georgia, Texas Tech, Florida and SMU, to name a few. His 48-yard touchdown run on the Saints’ sixth offensive play started the scoring barrage early in the first half.
His next score, from 9 yards away, made it 24-0 late in the first quarter. He lined up at quarterback late in the second quarter and took it in from 5 yards out to account for the final touchdown for the Saints.
“He's pretty quick, pretty shifty,” Thomas said of his teammate. “he's good. You know, iron sharpening iron. Making sure they're better every day. it's always good to have somebody on the other side of the ball like that.”
The game had a running clock in the third and fourth quarters thanks to the 35-point-plus lead the Saints had at halftime.
Grapevine Faith (3-5, 1-1) broke up the shutout in the fourth quarter. With about 10 minutes to go, backup quarterback Moses Smeltzer connected with Cason Parker for a 27-yard score. The Lions got down to the All Saints' 1-yard line on the final drive, but came up short on scoring again.
Fort Worth All Saints will host Midland Christian on Friday. The winner will be the district champion.
