Duncanville vs North Crowley 2026
Duncanville and North Crowley faced off for the first time as district foes in the new 11-6A district of doom. Both put together an offensive shootout Friday night at Duncanville’s Panther Stadium with North Crowley came away with a 47-30 victory. Duncanville opened the game with a strong offensive showing and led 28-21 at one point, but North Crowley answered with 28 points in the second quarter to take a 35-28 advantage into halftime. The game featured 553 combined yards in the first half alone, highlighting the exciting offensive pace from both teams.
North Crowley’s two headed monster duo at running back consisting of 2027 three star G'yrell Smith, and 2027 three star Kiante Ingram proved to be the difference. G’yrell Smith led the Panthers with 170 rushing yards on 17 carries and three touchdowns, including a 78-yard touchdown run, while Kiante Ingram added 109 yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries. Quarterback Jacob Torres showed a strong performance through the air completing 11 of 14 passes for 218 yards and three touchdowns, with four star Damarion Mays providing a major receiving threat with three catches for 104 yards and a touchdown. Pryce Demerson also contributed six receptions for 70 yards as North Crowley finished with 293 rushing yards.
Duncanville also produced several standout performances while keeping the game competitive into the second half. Quarterback Maximus The Great Denson threw three first-half touchdown passes, including a 7-yard scoring pass to Jairus Ingram who finished with two touchdowns on the night, while four-star Purdue commit Trenton Yancey recorded four catches for 56 yards and a touchdown in the first half. Duncanville totaled 282 yards of offense and showed its ability to move the ball against North Crowley’s defense, which allowed 28 points before tightening up after halftime. North Crowley held Duncanville to just 73 yards after the break, helping the visiting Panthers close out the 47-30 district-opening win and improve to 4-0, while Duncanville moved to 1-3.
Duncanville 1-3 will face off against Red Oak this week while undefeated North Crowley will take on cross town rival Crowley Friday night.
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