Rogers overwhelms Northside in blistering conference opener

Published On: September 30, 2025Categories: High School, News

Rogers 52, Fort Smith Northside 12

FORT SMITH — Rogers exploded to a 45–0 halftime lead and closed out a 52–12 win over Fort Smith Northside on Sept. 26, 2025, at Mayo Thompson Stadium in the 7A‑West opener.

Senior Jeff Regan—listed as WR/CB on Hudl but deployed at quarterback—accounted for three first‑half touchdowns, firing a scoring pass and rushing for two, highlighted by a 91‑yard keeper. Titus Cramer added two rushing scores, and Xander Burke powered in the opener as the Mounties controlled the line of scrimmage. Special teams added a late jolt when Cooper McIntosh housed a kickoff; a scoop‑and‑score and a 26‑yard field goal rounded out a complete night.

Northside found sparks after the break. Warren Bijou slashed for two second‑half touchdown runs to put the Grizzlies on the board, while Jaylen Chavez halted an early Mounties drive with an end‑zone interception. MLB Anjhul Johnson recovered a fumble, and receivers Keelan Mendoza and Jayden Charles moved the chains on quick‑game concepts.


Scoring Summary

1st Quarter
Rogers – Xander Burke run (PAT good), ROG 7–0.
Rogers – Jeff Regan pass to Titus Cramer (PAT good), ROG 14–0.
Rogers – Jeff Regan run (PAT good), ROG 21–0.
Rogers – Titus Cramer run (PAT good), ROG 28–0.

2nd Quarter
Rogers – Jeff Regan 91‑yard run (PAT good), ROG 35–0.
Rogers – Fumble return in end zone (PAT good), ROG 42–0.
Rogers – 26‑yard field goal (good), ROG 45–0.

3rd Quarter
Northside – Warren Bijou run (PAT blocked), ROG 45–6.

4th Quarter
Northside – Warren Bijou run (PAT no good), ROG 45–12.
Rogers – Cooper McIntosh kickoff return (PAT good), ROG 52–12.


Standouts

  • Jeff Regan, Sr., Rogers — WR/CB on Hudl; operated at QB, 3 total TDs (2 rush, 1 pass).

  • Titus Cramer, Sr., Rogers — RB; 2 rushing TDs.

  • Xander Burke, Rogers — RB; opening rushing TD.

  • Warren Bijou, Sr., Northside — RB; 2 second‑half rushing TDs.

  • Jaylen Chavez, Northside — CB; red‑zone interception.

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