Cedar Park Timberwolf Football

All-Time Team and Individual Records
1999-2005

Team Won-Loss Records

District Championships

2001
17AAAA

First outright unbeaten district football title in the history of Leander ISD, won in only the second year of district competition for CPHS. Compiled an 8-2 regular season record, 5-0 in district. Lost 39-38 in closing seconds of bi-district playoff game to Waller.

2004
15AAAAA

First outright unbeaten 5A football title in the history of Leander ISD, won in only the third year of 5A competition for CPHS. First unbeaten champions of this particular UIL athletic district in over a decade. Finished regular season with 8 straight wins and 8-2 record, 7-0 in district. Beat Hays in bi-district playoffs. Beat #9 Copperas Cove in Area round. Beat Mesquite 31-28 in Region II Semis. Fell to #2 Lufkin in Region II Finals. Finished 11-3 overall.

Records by Category			Records by Season
All-time Overall Record All-time District Record All-time Home Record All-time Road Record All-time Record at Bible Stadium All-time Record at Timberwolf Field All-time Neutral Site Record All-time Playoff Record	42 - 33 21 - 17 20 - 16 21 - 15 21 - 15 1 - 0 2 - 2 3 - 2		1998 - No record: played a frosh-soph team against teams from 1A & 2A schools 1999 - 9-1 (0-0) No dist. games, no seniors, few juniors; many opps. small varsities. 2000 - 3-7 (2-3) First team with seniors, first team to play district schedule (17-4A) 2001 - 8-3 (5-0) 17-4A champions, lost in bi-district 39-38 to Waller. 2002 - 3-7 (2-5) First year to play as a 5A school (14-5A) 2003 - 3-7 (2-5) Two big upset wins, three upset losses 2004 - 11-3 (7-0) 3 straight shutouts; 1st playoff win(s), 15-5A Champs; Reg II Finalist 2005 - 5-5 (3-4) First year under Chris Ross; 3 shutouts, 3 wins over playoff teams

Winning Streaks			Losing Streaks
Longest Winning Streaks Longest Unbeaten Start Longest Home Win Streaks Longest Road Win Streaks Longest Dist. Win Streaks	Eleven (2004); Nine (1999) 9-0 (1999) Six (1999); Five (2004-05) Seven (2004); Four (2001) Seven (2004); Six (2000 - 01)		Longest Losing Streak Longest Home Losing Streak Longest Road Losing Streak Longest Dist. Losing Streak	Five (middle of 2002) Six (spanned 2002-03) Five (1999-2000) Three (2000, '02, '03, '05)

*Largest Margin Wins in Each Season*	*Largest Margin Losses in Each Season*
1999 - Lago Vista 76-0 2000 - McCallum 47-3 2001 - San Marcos 44-6 2002 - Stony Point 38-17 2003 - Georgetown 27-9 2004 - Stony Point 35-0 2005 - Harker Heights 35-0	1999 - Plano West 3-7 2000 - Copperas Cove 13-41 2001 - Copperas Cove 0-42 2002 - Belton 21-56 2003 - Leander 20-49 2004 - Harker Heights 17-38 2005 - Hays 21-35, Stony Pt. 14-28, Round.Rock 7-21

Best Wins

Season	Game
1999	21-6 over Sacred Heart, ranked 3rd in the state (private schools) at the time.
2001	38-14 over Bastrop, a team that won its district title and made the state quarterfinals.
2001	44-6 over San Marcos, an unbeaten team ranked 6th in the state at the time.
2002	17-12 over Harker Heights, a team ranked 9th in the state at the time and one that reeled off 11 straight wins subsequent to this game, making the state quarterfinals.
2003	24-21 over Hays, the 8-2 co-champs of 25-5A .
2003	27-9 over Georgetown, then ranked 20th in Texas and unbeaten in league play.
2004	20-0 over McNeil, who went on to the state 5A-DI Regional Finals, losing 21-10 to State Champion Tyler Lee.
2004	27-21 over Pflugerville (started season ranked #8 in Texas); both teams unbeaten in district; P’ville was the Centex #1-ranked team at the time.
2004	23-20 (2OT) over Leander (had been ranked as high as #8 in Texas); first win over LHS. Clinched first unbeaten 5A district football title in LISD history.
2004	31-7 over Hays in bi-district; avenged earlier 31-17 loss at home. First CPHS football playoff win ever.
2004	35-7 over Copperas Cove in Region II Quarterfinals. Cove ranked 9th in Texas at the time.
2004	31-28 over Mesquite at Texas Stadium in Region II Semis. Clinched farthest playoff advance in LISD history, most playoffs wins in a single season by any LISD team ever. Established the team as the greatest in LISD history.
2005	35-0 over Harker Heights, a playoff team finishing the regular season 6-4 overall.
2005	24-0 over McNeil, a team that had entered the game 3-1 with only loss in OT to state-ranked Leander.
2005	10-0 over 10th ranked and unbeaten (9-0) Leander to close out the season.

Teams Faced and Cedar Park Record (W-L)

Bastrop (1-1); Belton (1-3); Copperas Cove (1-2); Georgetown (4-0); Killeen Ellison (2-0); Harker Heights (3-3); Hays (2-3); Holland (1-0); Hutto (1-0); Jarrell (1-0); Lago Vista (2-0); Lampasas (1-1); Leander (2-2); Lufkin (0-1); McCallum (2-0); Marble Falls (2-0); McNeil (2-4); Mesquite (1-0); Pflugerville (1-3); Plano West (0-1); Round Rock (1-3); Sacred Heart (1-0); Saint Joseph’s (1-0); Salado (1-0); San Marcos (1-1); Shoemaker (2-0); Stony Point (4-1); Waller (0-1); Westwood (1-3)

Opponents Visiting Bible Memorial Stadium

1999 - (1A) Holland, Lago Vista; (2A) Jarrell, Salado; (5A) Stony Point
2000 - (4A) McCallum, Marble Falls, Belton, Lampasas; (5A) Copperas Cove
2001 - (4A) Bastrop, San Marcos, Harker Heights, Shoemaker; (5A) McNeil
2002 - (5A) Hays, Leander, Georgetown, Pflugerville
2003 - (4A) Harker Heights; (5A) Belton, RR McNeil, RR Westwood, RR, RR Stony Pt.
2004 - (5A) Hays; (4A) Killeen Ellison; (5A) McNeil, Round Rock, Georgetown
2005 - (5A) Harker Heights, Westwood, Stony Point, Pflugerville, Leander

Teams to Defeat Cedar Park at Bible Memorial Stadium (15 Teams, 11 Times)

1999 - None
2000 - (5A) Copperas Cove; (4A) Belton, Lampasas
2001 - (5A) McNeil
2002 - (5A) Hays, Leander, Pflugerville
2003 - (4A) Harker Heights; (5A) Belton, McNeil, Round Rock, Westwood
2004 - (5A) Hays
2005 - (5A) Westwood, Stony Point, Pflugerville

Offense - Individual Records

*All-Purpose Offense*
Most All-Purpose Yards, Game	372 332 297 292	Quinton Smith (Bastrop, 2001) Korey Washington (Copperas Cove, 2004) Korey Washington (Hays, 2004) Tyler Smith (Georgetown, 2005)

*Passing*
Most TD Passes, Game	3	Roy Bracey (Belton, 2002) Travis Watson (Harker Heights, 2005)
Most TD Passes, Season	12	Stephen Shaffer (2001)
Fewest Interceptions Thrown, Season	1	Stephen Shaffer (2001)
Most Yards Passing, Game	289 198 195 191 165 163 141	Roy Bracey (Hays, 2002) Korey Washington (Leander, 2003) Stephen Shaffer (Bastrop, 2000) Roy Bracey (Belton, 2002) Korey Washington (Westwood, 2004) Stephen Shaffer (Belton, 2000) Korey Washington (Pflugerville, 2003)
Most Yards Passing, Season	1,276 1,037	Roy Bracey (2002) Korey Washington (2004)
Most Yards Passing, Career	2,600	Stephen Shaffer (1999-2001)
Highest Avg. Passing Yds/Game, Season	141.78	Roy Bracey (2002)
Most Passes Attempted, Game	32	Roy Bracey (Hays, 2002)
Most Passes Attempted, Season	238	Roy Bracey (2002)
Most Passes Attempted, Career	309 250	Korey Washington (2002-2004) Roy Bracey (2001-2002)
Most Passes Completed, Game	18 17 16 13 13	Roy Bracey (Belton, 2002) Roy Bracey (McNeil, 2002) Roy Bracey (Hays, 2002) Roy Bracey (Leander, 2002) Stephen Shaffer (Belton, 2000)
Most Passes Completed, Season	108	Roy Bracey (2002)
Most Passes Completed, Career	184	Korey Washington (2002-2004)
Longest Completed Pass	70 67 66 60 58 54	Roy Bracey to Korey Washington, TD (Hays, 2002) Daniel Dilworth to Tyler Smith, TD (McNeil, 2005) Jeremy Melendez to Rupert Edwards, TD (Hays, 2003) Michael Swoda to Chris Schedler, TD (Lago Vista, 1999) Korey Washington to Rupert Edwards (Pflugerville, 2003) Korey Washington to Tim Emmons, TD (Mesquite, 2004)
Most Sacks Suffered, Game	7	Roy Bracey (Leander, 2002)
Best Passing Game >5 atts., Pctg.	11-12-0 7-8-0	189 yds, Stephen Shaffer (Shoemaker, 2001) 114 yds, Stephen Shaffer (San Marcos, 2001)

All-Time Passing Seasons

	Player	Yr.	Yards	Att.	Comp.	Int.	TD	Pctg.	Yds/gm.	Yds/Att.	NCAA Rating *
1	Roy Bracey	2002	1,276	209	108	8	8	51.7	141.8	6.11	107.93
2	Korey Washington	2004	1,037	168	72	8	5	44.7	74.1	6.44	95.00
3	Stephen Shaffer	2001	950	120	68	1	12	56.7	83.4	9.69	154.50
4	Stephen Shaffer	1999	880	75	40	3	7	53.3	88.0	11.73	174.69
5	Stephen Shaffer	2000	770	92	44	4	4	47.8	77.0	8.37	123.78
6	Korey Washington	2003	733	113	60	7	4	53.1	81.4	6.49	106.88
7	Travis Watson	2005	566	112	48	6	5	42.9	62.9	5.05	89.33
8	Jeremy Melendez	2003	241	31	14	0	2	45.2	60.3	7.77	131.75
9	Korey Washington	2002	153	28	12	0	1	42.9	30.6	5.46	100.54
10	Daniel Dilworth	2005	97	7	6	0	1	85.7	24.0	13.86	249.26
11	Roy Bracey	2001	80	12	6	0	0	50.0	40.0	6.67	106.00
12	Micahel Swoda	1999	58	9	5	0	1	55.6	58.0	6.44	146.36
13	Travis Watson	2004	37	4	4	0	0	100	12.3	9.25	177.70
14	Michael Castillo	2003	8	4	1	0	0	25.0	2.7	2.00	41.80
15	Kyle Williams	2002	0	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	0.00	0.00
16	Brian Adamcik	2005	0	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	0.00	0.00

* Information on the NCAA and NFL Passer Rating Calculations
(Most high schools use the NCAA rating, as we have here.)

Career Passing Leaders (Passers with at least 200 career yards)

	Player	Yrs.	Yards	Att.	Comp.	Int.	TD	Pctg.	Yds/gm.	Yds/Att.	NCAA Rating *
1	Stephen Shaffer	99-01	2,600	281	152	8	23	53.0	83.9	9.81	149.93
2	Korey Washington	02-04	1,923	309	144	15	10	46.6	68.7	6.22	99.85
3	Roy Bracey	01-02	1,356	221	114	8	8	51.6	123.3	6.14	107.83
4	Travis Watson	04-05	603	116	52	6	5	44.8	68.6	5.08	92.37
5	Jeremy Melendez	03	241	31	14	0	2	45.2	60.3	7.77	131.75

*Rushing*
Most Yards Rushing, Game	292 282 279 273 247	Tyler Smith (Georgetown, 2005) Korey Washington (Hays, 2004) Korey Washington (Copperas Cove, 2004) Quinton Smith (Stony Point, 1999) Quinton Smith (Bastrop, 2000)
Most Yards Rushing, Season	1,896 1,760 1,751	Korey Washington (2004) Quinton Smith (1999) Rupert Edwards (2004)
Most Yards Rushing, Career	4,445 3,356 2,581	Quinton Smith (1999-2001) Rupert Edwards (2002-2004) Korey Washington (2002-2004)
Most Yards Rushing, One Quarter	183	Tyler Smith (Georgetown, 2005, first quarter)
Most Yards Rushing, One Half	200	Tyler Smith, (Georgetown, 2005, first half)
Most Rushing Attempts, Career	606 457	Rupert Edwards (2002-2004) Quinton Smith (1999-2001)
Most Rushing Attempts, Season	320 199	Rupert Edwards (2004) Rupert Edwards (2003)
Most Rushing Attempts, Game	34	Tyler Smith, (Georgetown, 2005)
Highest Yard-per-Carry Average, Season (>333 yards)	10.9 10.4 7.1	Quinton Smith (2001) Korey Washington (2004) Tyler Smith (2005)
Highest Yard-per-Carry Average, Career	9.8	Quinton Smith (1999-2000)
Highest YPC Avg., Game (>5 carries)	17.63 15.50	Korey Washington (Hays, 2004) Korey Washington (Copperas Cove, 2004)
Highest Yd.-per-Game Average, Season (>30 carrries)	193.7 176.0 138.5 135.4 125.1	Quinton Smith (2000) – played only 6 games Quinton Smith (1999) Quinton Smith (2001) Korey Washington (2004) Rupert Edwards (2004)
Highest Yd.-per-Game Average, Career	164.6 107.3 104.9 92.2	Quinton Smith (1999-2001) Tyler Smith (2005-) Rupert Edwards (2002-200) Korey Washington (2002-2004)
Longest Run from Scrimmage	89 88	Quinton Smith, TD (Stony Point, 1999) Korey Washington, TD (Hays, 2004)
Most Consecutive Games with a Rush Att.	29	Rupert Edwards (2002-2004)

All-time Rushing Seasons

Rank	Player	Season	Yards	Carries	TDs	YPC	YPG
1	Korey Washington	2004	1,896	182	13	10.42	135.3
2	Quinton Smith	1999	1,760	147	27	11.97	176.0
3	Rupert Edwards	2004	1,751	320	19	5.47	125.1
4	Quinton Smith	2001	1,523	140	19	10.88	138.5
5	Quinton Smith	2000	1,162	170	11	6.84	193.7
6	Rupert Edwards	2003	1,114	199	11	5.60	111.4
7	Tyler Smith	2005	1,071	152	12	7.09	119.0
8	Korey Washington	2003	559	78	3	7.17	93.2
8	DeMarreo Matthew	2001	530	70	4	7.57	48.2
10	Rupert Edwards	2002	491	87	4	5.64	49.1
11	Brandon Bingham	2002	357	62	6	5.76	71.4

Career Rushing Leaders

Rank	Player	Seasons	Yards	Carries	TDs	YPC
1	Quinton Smith	1999 - 2001	4,445	457	57	9.73
2	Rupert Edwards	2002 - 2004	3,356	606	34	5.54
3	Korey Washington	2002 - 2004	2,581	287	16	8.99
4	Tyler Smith	2004 - 2006	1,071	152	12	7.09
5	DeMarreo Matthew	1999 - 2001	901	142	8	6.35

*Receiving*
Most Receptions, Game	8 6 5	Patrick Anthony (Pflugerville, 2002) Brandon Bingham (Leander, 2002) Tyler Smith (Round Rock, 2005) Patrick Anthony (Westwood, 2002) Chris Schedler (Belton, 2000) Chris Wieland (Georgetown, 2004) Patrick Anthony (McNeil, 2002)
Most Receptions, Season	39 26 25 24 20 16 16 15	<>Patrick Anthony (2002) Trevor Myogeto (2003) Tyler Farst (2004) Chris Schedler (2000) Aaron Lyles (2000) Chris Schedler (1999) Albert Johnson (2002) Tyler Smith (2005)
Most Receptions, Career	65 40 36 33 30	Patrick Anthony (2000-2002) Chris Scheder (1999-2000) Trevor Myogeto (2002-2004) Tyler Farst (2003-2004) Jared Bunn (1999-2001)
Most Receiving Yards, Game	121 104 103 98 83 81	Chris Schedler (Belton, 2000) Trevor Myogeto (Leander, 2003) Barak Ness (Hays, 2002) Trevor Myogeto (Belton, 2003) Tim Emmons (Mesquite, 2004) Patrick Anthony (Pflugerville, 2002)
Most Receiving Yards, Season	408 376 370 334	Patrick Anthony (2002) Trevor Myogeto (2003) Chris Schedler (2000) Tyler Farst (2004)
Most Receiving Yards, Career	683 511 473 435 396	Patrick Anthony (2000-2002) Trevor Myogeto (2002-2004) Tyler Farst (2003-2004) Chris Schedler (1999-2000) Barak Ness (2001-2002)
Most TD Receptions, Season	4 3	Jared Bunn, 2001 Trevor Myogeto, 2003 Patrick Anthony, 2001
Most TD Receptions, Career	6 5 4 3	Patrick Anthony (2000-2002) Jared Bunn (1999-2001) Chris Schedler (1999-2000) Rupert Edwards (2002-2004) Trevor Myogeto (2002-2004) Trey Keith (2001-2002)
Longest Reception	70 67 66 60 58 54	<>(TD) Korey Washington from Roy Bracey (Hays, 2002) (TD) Tyler Smith from Daniel Dilworth (McNeil, 2005) (TD) Rupert Edwards from Jeremy Melendez (Hays, 2003) (TD) Chris Schedler from Michael Swoda (Lago Vista, 1999) Rupert Edwards from Korey Washington (Pflugerville, 2003) (TD) Tim Emmons from Korey Washington (Mesquite, 2004)
Most Receivers to Catch a Pass in a Single Game	7 7	(vs. Harker Heights, 2004); Tyler Farst, Chris Wieland, Rupert Edwards, Trevor Myogeto, Daniel Dilworth, Wes Wagener, Tim Knicky (vs. Stony Point, 2002); Patrick Anthony, Barak Ness, Trevor Myogeto, Albert Johnson, Ryan Lindley, Korey Washington, Trey Keith

*Touchdowns*
Most TDs Scored, Game	5	Quinton Smith (San Marcos 2001) Quinton Smith (McCallum, 2000) -plus 1 other in 1999 where the record does not identify which team.
Most TDs Scored, Season	27 19 13 12	Quinton Smith (1999) Quinton Smith (2001) & Rupert Edwards (2004) Tyler Smith (2005) Korey Washington (2004)
Most TDs Scored, Career	57 36	Quinton Smith (1999-2001) Rupert Edwards (2002-2004)
Most TDs Scored, Half	5	Quinton Smith (McCallum, 2000)
Most TDs Scored, Quarter	4	Quinton Smith (1st Q., McCallum, 2000)

*Placekicking*
Most Field Goals, Game	2	Wes Wagener (McNeil, 2004; Pflugerville, 2004; Harker Heights, 2005)
Most Field Goals, Season	12	Wes Wagener (2004)
Most Field Goals, Career	17	Wes Wagener (2004-2005)
Longest Field Goal	51 yards	Chris Price (vs. Georgetown, 2002)
Best Season Kicked PAT Percentage	100% 95.24%	Wes Wagener (2005) Chris Price (2002) & Wes Wagener (2004)
Best Career Kicked PAT Percentage	97.10% 95.65%	Wes Wagener (2004-2005) Chris Price (2001-2002)
Best Season FG Percentage	71.43% 70.59%	(5 for 7), Chris Price (2002) (12 for 17), Wes Wagener (2004)
Most Consecutive Games Kicking a FG	5	Wes Wagener (2004)
Most Games Kicking a FG, Season	10	Wes Wagener (2004- all games except Stony Pt, Georgetown, Copperas Cove, Lufkin)
Most PATs Kicked, Season	41 40	Michael Harkins (1999) Wes Wagener (2004)
Most PATs Kicked, Career	67	Wes Wagener (2004-2005)
Most Consecutive PATs Kicked	63	Wes Wagener (2004-2005)
Most Points Scored by a Kicker, Season	76	Wes Wagener (2004)
Most Points Scored by a Kicker, Career	113	Wes Wagener (2004-2005)

*Kick Returns*
Longest Punt Return	61	Daniel Dilworth (vs. Hays, 2005)
Longest Kickoff Return	101 90	Zac Landry (TD) (Harker Heights, 2004) Will MacDowell (TD) (Shoemaker, 2001)

Offense - Team Records

Total Offense
Most Team Yards Total Offense, Game	558 495 493 485 484 479 474	Killeen Shoemaker, 2001 Copperas Cove, 2004 Hays playoff, 2004 Pflugerville, 2004 McCallum, 2000 San Marcos, 2001 Westwood, 2004
Most Team Yards Total Offense, Half	388	Lago Vista, 1999
Fewest Yards Total Offense, Game	130 136	Round Rock, 2003 Copperas Cove, 2001
Fewest Yards Total Offense, Half	42	Ellison, 2005 (first half)

Passing Yardage

Most Team Passing Yards, Game

289
198
191
189
174
165

Hays, 2002
Leander, 2003
Belton, 2002
Shoemaker, 2001
Leander 2002
Westwood, 2004

Least Team Passing Yards, Game

15
23
26
34
41
42

Hays playoff, 2004
Stony Point, 2005
Round Rock, 2003
Georgetown, 2002
Georgetown, 2005
Ellison, 2005

Cedar Park actually lost four of the five games in which their “most passing yards” records were achieved (the win- Westwood), and won four of the six in which their “least passing yards” marks were set (the losses- SP '05, RR '03).

Rushing Yardage
Most Team Rushing Yards, Game	479 446 442 434 369 343 343 338	Hays playoff, 2004 McCallum, 2000 Copperas Cove, 2004 Bastrop, 2001 Shoemaker, 2001 McNeil, 2004 Stony Point, 1999 Georgetown, 2005
Least Team Rushing Yards, Game	6 38	Leander, 2002 Hays, 2002
Most Team Rushing Yards, Season	3,982 2,862	2004 1999
Least Team Rushing Yards, Season	1,460 1,940	2002 2003

Scoring
Most Points Scored, Game	76	Lago Vista, 1999
Most Points Scored, Half	69	Lago Vista, 1999
Least Points Scored, Game	0	Round Rock, 2003 Copperas Cove, 2001 San Marcos, 2000
Most Points Scored, Season	366 332 309	1999 – 10 games 2001 – 11 games 2004 – 14 games
Least Points Scored, Season	197 237	2000 – 10 games 2005 – 10 games

Miscellaneous Offense Records, Team

Longest Drive

99 yards (TD)
98 yards (TD)
96 yards (TD)

McNeil, 2003
Pflugerville, 2004
Pflugerville, 2005

Most First Downs Achieved

26
22
21

Westwood, 2004
Copperas Cove, 2004
Pflugerville, 2005

Defense - Individual Records

I do not track the individual defensive stats "tackles" and "assists", although the coaching staff did give me numbers in these categories for the 2004 season only. Thus, the individual records in these stats are incomplete, showing only those accrued during 2004. I'm working with the staff to procure more of those numbers for parsing and inclusion in this records section. Across the board, these defensive records are not nearly as complete nor as comprehensive as the offensive records. For example, in 2005 District 15-5A Defensive MVP Brandon Haug may well have broken or come close to breaking many of these records. If you have solid information, let me know.

Tackles and Assists
Most total tackles, season	183 136	Albert Johnson (2004) Nick Davis (2004)
Most assists, season	109 105	Albert Johnson (2004) Nick Davis (2004)
Most solo tackles, season	49	Albert Johnson (2004)
Most total tackles, game	19 18 17 16 15 14	Trevor Myogeto (Leander, 2004) Nick Davis (Hays playoff, 2004) Albert Johnson (Leander, 2004; Hays 2004) Albert Johnson (Round Rock, 2004) Kyle Williams (Hays playoff, 2004) Shawn Graham (Harker Heights, 2004)
Most assists, game	15 13 12 11	Nick Davis (Hays playoff, 2004) Kyle Williams (Hays playoff, 2004) Albert Johnson (Lufkin, 2004) Trevor Myogeto (Leander, 2004) Albert Johnson (Pflugerville, 2004) Kyle Williams (Copperas Cove, 2004) Brandon Haug (Copperas Cove, 2004) Nick Davis (Round Rock, 2004) Albert Johnson (Round Rock, 2004) Nick Davis (McNeil, 2004)
Most solo tackles, game	9 6 5 4	Albert Johnson (Leander, 2004) Albert Johnson (Mesquite, 2004) Daniel Dilworth (Mesquite, 2004) Albert Johnson (Hays I, 2004) Albert Johnson (Copperas Cove, 2004) Trevor Myogeto (Leander, 2004) Kyle Williams (McNeil, 2004) Doak Crawford (Hays playoff, 2004)
Most Sacks, Season	? *	Tim Knicky (2005)
Most Sacks, Career	? *	Tim Knicky (2004-2005)

* - These two sack records are assuredly Tim Knicky's, but we've yet to scope out the correct numbers.

Turnover Production
Most Interceptions, Game	2	Brandon Haug (Ellison, 2005) Trevor Myogeto (Harker Heights, 2004) Daniel Dilworth (Georgetown, 2004) John McMillan (Lago Vista, 1999)
Most Interceptions, Season, Individual	5 4	Daniel Dilworth (2004) John McMillan (1999) Jared Bunn (2001)
Most Interceptions, Career	7 6 5	Daniel Dilworth (2004-2005) Jared Bunn (1999-2001) John McMillan (1999)
Longest Interception Return	70 33	Will MacDowell (Bastrop, 2000) MacDowell had actually returned this pick 108 yards for a touchdown, but a penalty flag on the opposite side of the field far behind MacDowell set the ball back at the Bastrop 38, officially crediting him with 70 yards on the return. Kyle Williams (TD), (Mesquite, 2004)
Longest Fumble Return	70 66 55 32	Zac Landry, (Killeen Ellison, 2004) Zac Landry (TD), (Harker Heights, 2004) Daniel Dilworth (TD), (McNeil, 2005) Kyle Williams (TD), (Leander, 2004) Riley Iverson (TD), (Westwood, 2002)

Defense - Team Records

Yardage Allowed
Fewest Total Yards Allowed, Game	-32	Lago Vista, 1999
Fewest Yards Rushing Allowed, Game	-42 -27 47	Killeen Shoemaker (2001) Lago Vista (1999) Westwood (2004)
Fewest Yards Passing Allowed, Game	-5 0 13 30	Lago Vista (1999) Round Rock (2003) Copperas Cove (2004) Pflugerville (2004)
Most Total Yards Allowed, Game	577 554 490 486 479	Pflugerville (2002) Leander (2003) Copperas Cove (2000) Pflugerville (2005) Pflugerville (2003)
Most Yards Rushing Allowed, Game	486 451 409 389 361	Pflugerville (2002) Leander (2003) Pflugerville (2003) McNeil (2001) Pflugerville (2005)
Most Rushing Yards Allowed to an Individual	379 235 225 198 191	Mike Kern, Leander (2003) Ramonce Taylor, Belton (2003) Erik Hardemann, Pflugerville (2002) Myron Hardy, McNeil (2003) Antwan Cobb, Pflugerville (2005) All these backs except Kern signed with Texas. All these performances except Hardeman's occurred at Bible Stadium.
Most Yards Passing Allowed, Game	284 276 270 267 182	Killeen Shoemaker (2001) Westwood (2005) Stony Point (2005) Hays (2005) Copperas Cove, (2000)
Most Yards Passing Allowed, Game, Individual	276 270 267	Chase Rich, Westwood (2005) Brandon Martin, Stony Point (2005) Nash McPheeters, Hays (2005)

Miscelaneous Defensive Records
Most completions Allowed, Game, Individual	26	Chase Rich, Westwood (2005)
Highest Comp. Pctg. Allowed, Game, Indv.	85.7	(12-for-14), Brandon Martin, Stony Point (2005)
Most Passing TDs Thrown by Opposing QB	4 3	Brandon Martin, Stony Point (2005) Nathaniel Foreman, Copperas Cove (2000)
Fewest First Downs Allowed, Game	7	Round Rock, (2004) Lampasas, (2000)
Most first Downs Allowed, Game	25	Hays (regular season game, 2004)

Turnover Production

Most Interceptions, Season, Team

(2004)

Most Interceptions, Game, Team

4

3

3

Georgetown (2002) - Kyle Williams, Daniel
Scherwin, Barak Ness, one other not logged
Harker Heights (2004) - Trevor Myogeto-2, Evan
Cretini-1
Georgetown (2004) - Daniel Dilworth-2, Kyle
Williams-1

Scoring Allowed
Most Points Allowed, Game	56	Belton (2002)
Fewest Points Allowed, Game	0	Nine times: 1999 - Lago Vista (twice), Jarrell 2004 - Westwood, McNeil, Stony Point 2005 - Harker Heights, McNeil, Leander
Fewest Points Allowed, Season	67	1999 - 10 games
Most Points Allowed, Season	284	2002 - 10 games
Most Shutouts, Season	3	2005 - Harker Heights, McNeil, Leander 2004 - Westwood, McNeil, Stony Point
Most Games Holding Opposition to Single-Digit Point Total	7	2004 - Westwood, McNeil, Stony Point all shutout, Ellison-8, Hays-7, C.Cove-7, Round Rock- 6.
Most Consecutive Shutout Quarters	14	(2004), spanning games with Ellison, Westwood, McNeil, Stony Point, Round Rock
Most Consecutive Quarters Allowing No TDs	18	(2004), spanning games with Ellison, Westwood, McNeil, Stony Point, Round Rock, P’ville
Most Goal-Line Stands	9	Nine times in 2004 opponents scored zero points after achieving a first and goal.
Most Non-offensive TDs Scored in One Game	3	John McMillan (Lago Vista, 1999 – 55-yd punt return, 25-yd INT return, 15-yd INT return)
Most Touchdowns Scored by an Individual Opponent	6 5	Ramonce Taylor, Belton (2002) Mike Kern, Leander (2003)
Longest Run Allowed	97 78	(TD) Antwan Cobb, Pflugerville (2005) (TD) Ramonce Taylor, Belton (2003)

Miscellaneous Record Information

Scoring Trends
Number of Games Scoring...	Occurences	Points Scored	W-L Record
0-9 points	10	(3, 0, 7, 9, 9, 7, 7, 0, 7, 7)	0-10
10-19 points	20	(17, 13, 13, 14, 12, 17, 14, 17, 10, 14, 17, 10, 12, 17, 16, 17, 17, 17, 17, 14, 10)	7-14
20-29 points	19	(21, 21, 28, 28, 26, 27, 20, 24, 20, 27, 23, 26, 20, 27, 23, 21, 20, 24, 27)	13-6
30-39 points	16	(34, 35, 35, 38, 34, 35, 35, 38, 38, 35, 35, 31, 35, 31, 35, 31)	15-1
40-49 points	5	(45, 47, 44, 45, 44)	5-0
50-59 points	1	(53)	1-0
60-69 points	1	(61)	1-0
70-79 points	1	(76)	1-0
Number of Games Allowing...	Occurences	Points Allowed	W-L Record
0-9 points	24	(8, 0, 0, 7, 0, 6, 7, 3, 6, 8, 6, 3, 3, 9, 8, 8, 0, 0, 0, 6, 7, 7, 0, 0, 0)	24-1
10-19 points	15	(15, 14, 10, 16, 11, 15, 14, 18, 14, 18, 18, 12, 17, 19, 15 )	13-2
20-29 points	18	(27, 27, 27, 20, 20, 24, 21, 21, 20, 24, 21, 20, 28, 24, 20, 28, 21, 27)	5-14
30-39 points	9	(35, 39, 34, 35, 31, 38, 31, 35, 38)	0-9
40-49 points	6	(41, 42, 41, 42, 49, 45)	0-6
50-59 points	1	(56)	0-1

Analysis - The victory-or-defeat trend line on the scoreboard for Cedar Park historically is twenty. They are 36-7 all-time when scoring more than 20 points in a game. They are 37-3 all-time when allowing less than 20 points in a game. However, it is a 100% guaranteed certainty that Cedar Park will win every game in which they score more than twenty while holding the opposition to less than twenty. (Think about it!) The fail-safe point – at least in the regular season – is 28. CP is 25-0 all-time when scoring 28 points or more in regular season games.

Miscellaneous Records

Most District Wins in a Season	7	15-5A; 2004
Only Player with TDs Running, Passing, and Receiving	Korey Washington	15 running, 10 passing, 2 receiving
Most Players on All-District Teams	17	2004 (lus 5 more Honorable Mention)
Players Voted District MVP	Korey Washington Quinton Smith	2004 2001
Players Voted District Defensive MVP	Brandon Haug	2005
Head Coaches Voted Coach of the Year	Mark Weaver	2001 & 2004
Teams Voted Centex Team of the Year	2004
Number of Players Voted to All-Centex Team	10	2004
Players Voted to All-State Teams	Albert Johnson Quinton Smith	2004 2001

Snatching Victory from the Jaws of Defeat

Down...	Against....	Time Left	The Scoop
7-0	Leander (2004)	3:20	Took a 14-7 lead, gave up 7 to tie it, then won in double overtime 23-20.
6-3	Round Rock (2004)	12:00	Scored two 4th-quarter TDs to win 17-6.
21-17	Hays (2003)	1:19	Jeremy Melendez throws 66 yard TD pass to Rupert Edwards for a 24-21 win
7-0	Belton (2001)	in 1st Q.	Scored five straight TDs to win going away 35-21.
15-14	Ellison (2005)	6:07	Travis Watson runs for a 30-yd TD and CP wins 20-15.

Snatching Defeat from the Jaws of Victory

Leading...	Against....	Time Left	The Scoop
12-7	Belton (2000)	12:00	Belton rallies for two long TD drives and CP falls 20-12.
38-28	Waller (2001)	0:39	Waller scores a TD, makes 2-pt covnersion, recovers an onside kick, bounces a FG through off the crossbar to upset favored T'wolves in bi-district playoff game 39-38.
17-0	Round Rock (2002)	in 1st Q.	CP stalls offensively the rest of the game as the Dragons slowly draw close, then win it 20-17 on an 85-yd TD fumble return with just minutes left as CP appeared to be going in to score the clinching points.
20-7	Harker Heights (2003)	13:34	Knights score two TDs to win 21-20.
12-7	Leander (2003)	in 2nd Q.	T'wolves outscored 43-8 rest of the way for a 49-20 loss.
10-0	Westwood (2005)	late in 2nd Q.	CP throws an INT in the end zone late in the half while about to take a 17-0 lead. In the end, they fall in OT 20-17.

Largest Crowds (All Estimated)

Size	Opponent	Venue	Season	Event	Result
20,000	Mesquite	Texas Stadium	2004	Region II Semifinals	CP won 31-28
11,500	Leander	Bible Stadium	2004	Regular Season Closer	CP won 23-20
11,500	Leander	Bible Stadium	2002	First "Crosstown Showdown"	CP lost 14-35
11,000	Leander	Bible Stadium	2005	Season Closer	CP won 10-0
11,000	Lufkin	Waco ISD Stad.	2004	Region II Finals	CP lost 7-24
10,000	Copperas Cove	Parmer Palace	2004	Reg.II Quarterfinals (Area round)	CP won 35-7
9,500	Leander	Bible Stadium	2003	Second "Crosstown Showdown"	CP lost 20-49
8,500	Hays	Shelton Stadium	2004	Bi-District Playoffs	CP won 31-7

Quarterbacks

Season	Starter	Backup
1999	Stephen Shaffer	Michael Swoda
2000	Stephen Shaffer	Michael Swoda *
2001	Stephen Shaffer	Roy Bracey
2002	Roy Bracey	Korey Washington **
2003	Korey Washington	Jeremy Melendez **
2004	Korey Washington	Travis Watson
2005	Travis Watson	Daniel Dilworth *

* Started one game that season
** Started two games that season

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