Seminole Dominates Monahans, 42–13, Behind Explosive Offense
By STAFF | November 9, 2025
MONAHANS, TX — The Seminole Indians hit the road Friday night and delivered a statement win, overwhelming the Monahans Loboes 42–13 in a commanding performance that showcased balance, efficiency, and explosive playmaking on both sides of the ball.
Air Attack in Full Control
Quarterback Dominick Higgins set the tone early, carving through the Monahans secondary with pinpoint accuracy. Higgins completed 16 of 22 passes for 185 yards and three touchdowns, posting a sharp 143.2 passer rating
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Backup quarterback Jacob Gonzales was also efficient, connecting on 6 of 8 passes for 77 yards, giving Seminole a total of 262 passing yards on a 73.3% completion rate
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Ground Game Keeps Rolling
The running game was equally impressive. Higgins led the way on the ground as well, rushing for 107 yards and two touchdowns on only eight carries — an explosive 13.4 yards per attempt
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Landen Guerra added 34 yards and a score, while Caton Cramer chipped in 31 yards on four carries, helping Seminole rack up 198 rushing yards and three touchdowns at a clip of 7.9 yards per carry.
Receivers Spread the Wealth
The Indians’ receiving corps was deep and dangerous. Jaycen Robledo led with five catches for 75 yards, while Stephen Davis hauled in a 33-yard touchdown on his way to 64 yards receiving
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Logan McCormick (4 receptions, 42 yards, 1 TD) and Cramer (2 receptions, 29 yards, 1 TD) also found the end zone, as eight different players contributed to the passing game.
Defense Sets the Tone
Seminole’s defense made its presence felt from the opening series. The Indians consistently pressured the Monahans quarterback, limited chunk plays, and forced the Loboes into long third downs throughout the night. Their disciplined tackling and aggressive pursuit set the stage for the offense to build an early lead and never look back.
Looking Ahead: Playoff Bound
With the victory, Seminole closes the regular season on a high note and now turns its focus to the postseason.
The Seminole Indians will go on the road to take on the Levelland Lobos in the first round of the Texas High School Playoffs. Kickoff is set for Thursday, November 13th at 7:00 PM at Peoples Bank Stadium in Wolfforth, TX — a neutral-site showdown that promises to open the playoff run in dramatic fashion.
