Schluterman’s Five Touchdown Passes Lead Lamar Past Paris

Published On: September 12, 2026Categories: High School, News

Lamar 47, Paris 0

LAMAR — Karsten Schluterman threw five touchdown passes, and Kendrick Carr caught three of them and intercepted two passes as Lamar defeated Paris 47-0 Friday night.

The Warriors improved to 3-0 behind an offense that scored twice in each of the first three quarters. Brailon Carr added two touchdown receptions, including a 23-yard score in the second quarter.

Paris threatened first. Josh Honea found Ty Farmer on fourth-and-10 from the Lamar 27, and Farmer’s diving catch moved the Eagles inside the 5. Kendrick Carr ended the possession with an interception in the end zone.

The Eagles forced a punt on Lamar’s first possession, and Farmer returned it to the Warriors’ 25. Lamar then stopped Paris on fourth down and took over at its 16.

On the next play, Schluterman threw deep to Kendrick Carr, who tipped the ball to himself, secured the catch and completed an 84-yard touchdown with 5:20 remaining in the opening quarter.

After Lamar blocked a punt, Schluterman connected with Kendrick Carr on a 12-yard forward flip for a 12-0 lead.

Grady Marvel scored on a run with 8:59 left in the second quarter. Brailon Carr followed with his 23-yard touchdown on another forward flip, and Kendrick Carr caught the conversion pass to make it 26-0.

Lamar opened the second half with a possession lasting 7:34. Schluterman converted two fourth downs with runs before finding Brailon Carr for a 9-yard touchdown. A conversion pass increased the lead to 34-0.

Kendrick Carr’s second interception set up his third touchdown reception, pushing the score to 40-0 with 3:08 remaining in the third quarter.

Paris’ Harley Barnhill broke up an end-zone pass in the second quarter and later tackled Kendrick Carr to prevent an interception-return touchdown.

Lamar added a fourth-quarter rushing touchdown and Carr’s extra point to finish the scoring.

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter

  • Lamar — Kendrick Carr 84-yard pass from Karsten Schluterman (kick failed), Lamar 6-0, 5:20.
  • Lamar — Kendrick Carr 12-yard pass from Schluterman (conversion failed), Lamar 12-0.

2nd Quarter

  • Lamar — Grady Marvel touchdown run (kick failed), Lamar 18-0, 8:59.
  • Lamar — Brailon Carr 23-yard pass from Schluterman (Kendrick Carr pass from Schluterman), Lamar 26-0.

3rd Quarter

  • Lamar — Brailon Carr 9-yard pass from Schluterman (pass conversion good), Lamar 34-0, 4:26.
  • Lamar — Kendrick Carr touchdown pass from Schluterman (kick failed), Lamar 40-0, 3:08.

4th Quarter

  • Lamar — Rushing touchdown (Kendrick Carr kick), Lamar 47-0.

Players Who Stood Out

  • Karsten Schluterman, Lamar: Five touchdown passes; converted two fourth downs with runs during the opening possession of the second half.
  • Kendrick Carr, Lamar: Three touchdown receptions, including scores of 84 and 12 yards; two interceptions; a two-point conversion reception and an extra-point kick.
  • Brailon Carr, Lamar: Touchdown receptions of 23 and 9 yards.
  • Ty Farmer, Paris: Diving fourth-and-10 reception inside Lamar’s 5-yard line; punt return to Lamar’s 25.
  • Harley Barnhill, Paris: Broke up a second-quarter end-zone pass; stopped Kendrick Carr’s third-quarter interception return short of the end zone.

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