League recap: Sulphur Springs rises in state rank

Sulphur Springs moved up to 176 from 235 in the state rankings this week, the biggest jump in 4A Region II District 14. The Wildcats were able to move up by besting Paris 43-9.

Hallsville was the team that made the biggest jump in the rankings, moving from fourth to second in the league. The Bobcats defeated Lindale 56-28 earlier in the week.

Sulphur Springs' offense was unstoppable this week, as it produced the league's top passer, rusher and receiver. Larry Pryor threw for 144 and 2 touchdowns and Isaiah Lacy had 45 yards receiving. On the ground Pryor contributed 167 yards.

Greg Owens' team's offense was tough to stop this week, as it produced the league's top passer, rusher and receiver.

The Wildcats' offense was unstoppable this week, as it produced the league's top passer, rusher and receiver.

Sulphur Springs' dynamic duo of Pryor and Lacy proved to be unstoppable against the Wildcats, as they were the top passer and receiver in the league this week.

The Wildcats' dynamic duo of Pryor and Lacy proved tough for Paris to stop, as they were the top passer and receiver in the league this week.

Pryor was the most successful running back in the league this week. Willy Ivery also contributed to the rushing game with 144 yards on the ground.

Pryor put up the best numbers through the air as Sulphur Springs topped Steven Hohenberger's team.

Lacy was the best receiver in 4A Region II District 14 this week as the Wildcats topped the Wildcats.

Pine Tree's Dalvin Manns and Mason Hays have formed a dream team this season, leading the league in both passing and receiving yards. Manns has thrown for 1,141 yards this season, while Hays, a 6-foot-2 receiver, has 21 catches for 586 yards. Sulphur Springs' Ivery leads the league in rushing yards with 303.

Marshall fell to Whitehouse 59-3 last week, the largest margin of any game. Merek Reyes was a bright spot for the Mavericks, as he ran for 36 yards and caught 2 passes for 17 yards in the loss.