Football Recap: Jaxon Schad Key Part of Team Effort in Wolves Win + How To Watch

Weiss won the last time they faced Hendrickson and things went their way on Friday too. The Wolves put the hurt on the Hawks with a sharp 41-21 win. Considering the Wolves have won three games by more than 19 points this season, Friday's blowout was nothing new.

Weiss' victory was a true team effort, with many players turning in solid performances. Perhaps the best among them was Jaxon Schad, who threw for 237 yards and four TDs, and also rushed for 75 yards and one score on only seven carries. Schad is crushing it when it comes to passing touchdowns: he's passed for at least three every time he's taken the field this season. Jayon Alexander was another key back, gaining 206 total yards and two touchdowns.

Wolves

Rushing Yards

09/26/25 @ Hendrickson	275
09/19/25 vs Lehman	119
09/12/25 @ A&M Consolidated	52
09/04/25 vs San Marcos	118
08/28/25 vs McNeil	161
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They were just one part of a punishing run game: Weiss was unstoppable on the ground and finished the game with 275 rushing yards. That's the most rushing yards they've posted since back in September of 2024.

Despite the loss, Hendrickson still got an impressive performance from Pete Vallejo Jr., who rushed for 40 yards and a pair of touchdowns, and also threw for 251 yards and one TD. 102 of those passing yards were hauled in by Brayden Mueller, who also brought in a receiving touchdown.

The win made it two in a row for Weiss and bumps their season record up to 4-1. Those victories came thanks in part to their offensive performance across that stretch, as they averaged 64.0 points over those games. As for Hendrickson, with the loss, they broke their three-game winning streak and moved their record to 3-2.

We've got plenty of inter-district action coming up soon. Weiss is set to challenge their familiar foe Cedar Creek at 7:00 p.m. on Friday. Meanwhile, Hendrickson will square off against rival College Station at 7:00 p.m. on Friday. That matchup will pit two of the most dominant signal callers against one another: Vallejo Jr. and Keaton Johnson.