Anyone know if he’s getting any recruiting looks? Watched my first Cambridge game last Friday and came away very impressed. Aside from being a good QB, he bombed the ball on his only punt of the night. I didn’t know if it was a fluke until I read 1000 yard guys article below and saw he has a 54 yard average for the season. Someone surely is going to jump on an athlete like that who can punt like that?
**1000 Yard Passing Alert - 2nd Time Around**
**1000 Yard Receiver Alert**
*Paxton Ross, Deryk Huxoll-Cambridge - It’s pretty safe to say that QB Paxton Ross and WR Deryk Huxoll have worked on their pass and catch routine. But the Man of the Hour in the long awaited Cambridge/Dundy County/Stratton meeting was Paxton Ross.
The 5-11, 180 pound Cambridge Trojan All-State Athlete candidate turned the Eight-Man D-1 Game of the Year into a Trojan dominated contest.
Ross, the senior, completed 14 of 21 passes for 141 yards and two touchdowns, rushed the football 31 times for 147 yards and three more scores, made 8 tackles on defense and unleashed a 59 yard sky rocket of a punt in the 40-22 Cambridge win.
Paxton Ross scored rushing touchdowns covering 2, 3 and 22 yards and hit Ethan McArthur for passing TDs of 37 and 7 yards in a game that saw the Trojans take a 14-0 1st quarter lead and 26-6 halftime advantage over a very solid Dundy County/Stratton squad.
This season, Paxton Ross has completed 57 of 89 passes (64%) for 1,570 yards and 25 TDs with only 4 INTs, rushed 82 times for 660 yards (13 TDs), made 26 stops on defense and punted 5 times for 271 yards for an average of 54.2 a boot.
Now about that rare 1000 yard receiver. Deryk Huxoll, who caught 7 passes for 70 yards (no TDs) in that Dundy win, has just 30 receptions for the year, but for a whopping 1,078 yards and 15 touchdowns. That’s a hard to fathom 35.9 yards a catch.
So check this out. 5-11, 175 pound senior Deryk Huxoll scores a touchdown every other time he reels in a pass from Paxton Ross. Last season Huxoll caught 33 passes from Ross for 719 yards and 13 TDs.
Here is another thing to consider when checking out these statistics for Cambridge.The Trojans have played only SIX games this season due to a forfeit win over Southwest.
**1000 Yard Passing Alert - 2nd Time Around**
**1000 Yard Receiver Alert**
*Paxton Ross, Deryk Huxoll-Cambridge - It’s pretty safe to say that QB Paxton Ross and WR Deryk Huxoll have worked on their pass and catch routine. But the Man of the Hour in the long awaited Cambridge/Dundy County/Stratton meeting was Paxton Ross.
The 5-11, 180 pound Cambridge Trojan All-State Athlete candidate turned the Eight-Man D-1 Game of the Year into a Trojan dominated contest.
Ross, the senior, completed 14 of 21 passes for 141 yards and two touchdowns, rushed the football 31 times for 147 yards and three more scores, made 8 tackles on defense and unleashed a 59 yard sky rocket of a punt in the 40-22 Cambridge win.
Paxton Ross scored rushing touchdowns covering 2, 3 and 22 yards and hit Ethan McArthur for passing TDs of 37 and 7 yards in a game that saw the Trojans take a 14-0 1st quarter lead and 26-6 halftime advantage over a very solid Dundy County/Stratton squad.
This season, Paxton Ross has completed 57 of 89 passes (64%) for 1,570 yards and 25 TDs with only 4 INTs, rushed 82 times for 660 yards (13 TDs), made 26 stops on defense and punted 5 times for 271 yards for an average of 54.2 a boot.
Now about that rare 1000 yard receiver. Deryk Huxoll, who caught 7 passes for 70 yards (no TDs) in that Dundy win, has just 30 receptions for the year, but for a whopping 1,078 yards and 15 touchdowns. That’s a hard to fathom 35.9 yards a catch.
So check this out. 5-11, 175 pound senior Deryk Huxoll scores a touchdown every other time he reels in a pass from Paxton Ross. Last season Huxoll caught 33 passes from Ross for 719 yards and 13 TDs.
Here is another thing to consider when checking out these statistics for Cambridge.The Trojans have played only SIX games this season due to a forfeit win over Southwest.
