SEMINOLE, TX — The Seminole Indians put on a show for the homecoming crowd, overwhelming the Sweetwater Mustangs 58-7 in a commanding victory at Wigwam Stadium. With the win, Seminole improves to 2-1 on the season and keeps the momentum rolling on their home field. Quarterback Dom Higgins had a spectacular night, completing 22 of 31 passes for 303 yards and five touchdown passes. Higgins spread the ball effectively, connecting with Stephen Davis, who had 6 receptions for 101 yards and 2 touchdowns, and Logan McCormick, who hauled in 6 catches for 62 yards and 2 touchdowns while also finding the end zone on a rushing play. The Seminole rushing attack was steady, led by Caton Cramer and freshman Landen Guerra, who added 32 and 30 yards on the ground, respectively, helping keep Sweetwater’s defense off balance and the Indians’ offense versatile. Defensively, Abraham Castillo was a force, recording 9 tackles, including 4 tackles for loss, disrupting the Mustangs’ offensive rhythm all night. Aaron Sigala contributed 2 sacks, adding to a dominant performance by the Seminole defense that held Sweetwater to just 7 points. The Indians’ balanced offensive attack, combined with a suffocating defensive effort, made it clear from the opening kickoff that this homecoming game belonged to Seminole. The victory electrified the home crowd and showcased the depth and talent of the Indians’ roster. Next week, Seminole hits the road as they travel to Lubbock to face the undefeated Lubbock-Cooper Liberty Patriots (3-0) in what promises to be a challenging matchup against a strong opponent....

SEMINOLE, TX — The Seminole Indians celebrated their home opener in style, defeating Shallowater 45-27 at Wigwam Stadium, marking the 15th consecutive home win for the Indians. Quarterback Dom Higgins guided the offense efficiently, completing 22 of 34 passes for 240 yards and a touchdown. Higgins connected with Jordan Garcia, who led the Seminole receiving corps with 7 catches for 49 yards and a touchdown, keeping the Shallowater defense on its heels. The Seminole rushing attack was explosive, led by Caton Cramer, who carried the ball 20 times for 193 yards and four touchdowns. Cramer’s dominant performance on the ground helped control the tempo and gave Seminole a commanding lead. Defensively, Seminole was relentless. Tyler Friessen and Diego Cortez each recorded 10 tackles, while Abraham Castillo added 9 tackles. Austin Olivas made a highlight-reel play with an interception returned for a touchdown. The Indians’ pass rush was led by Gabryl Alaniz and Xzarius Vasquez, each contributing 3 sacks in the contest, putting constant pressure on Shallowater’s quarterback. The Indians’ balanced attack, combined with a stout defensive effort, proved too much for Shallowater, extending Seminole’s impressive home winning streak. With the win, Seminole improves to 1-1 on the season and will face Sweetwater (1-1) at home next week in what promises to be another exciting contest....

CANYON, TX — The Seminole Indians opened their season on the road at Happy State Bank Stadium but came up short against Canyon West Plains, falling 33-10 in the season opener. Quarterback Dom Higgins led the Seminole offense, completing 26 of 39 passes for 246 yards and a touchdown. Despite Higgins’ steady performance through the air, the Indians struggled to sustain drives and convert opportunities into points. On the ground, Caton Cramer carried the load, rushing 17 times for 79 yards and finding the end zone once. While Cramer showed determination in the backfield, Seminole’s offense as a whole was unable to keep pace with Canyon West Plains’ high-scoring attack. Defensively, Austin Olivas led the Indians with 11 tackles, showcasing his effort and presence in the middle of the field. Despite his standout performance, Seminole struggled to contain Canyon West Plains’ offense, which racked up 33 points. The Indians will look to regroup ahead of next week’s matchup, hoping to bounce back and get on the winning track in their home opener. Despite the setback, Seminole showed flashes of promise, particularly in Higgins’ accurate passing, Cramer’s persistence on the ground, and Olivas’ defensive effort. Next Game: Seminole will return home to face Shallowater at Wigwam Stadium in their first home game of the season....