All Saints Dominates Parish Episcopal 31-11 Behind Davis-Tarrant Connection

Three years in a row. All Saints has now made a habit of getting the better of Parish Episcopal, and this time they did it at home with a complete performance on both sides of the ball, winning 31-11.

The tone was set early by Brayden Boults, a three-star transfer from Georgia who showed exactly why he was recruited. With All Saints up 7-3 in the second quarter, Boults took a handoff, cut back against the grain, and dove for the pylon on an 18-yard score. The Saints went into halftime with a 14-3 lead.

The third quarter belonged to quarterback Bralion Davis and sophomore tight end Noah Tarrant. Flushed from the pocket, Davis rolled out and found Tarrant for a 13-yard touchdown to push the lead to 21-3. On the very next possession, the combination struck again — Davis threw over the middle, Tarrant caught it in stride, and turned it into a 63-yard touchdown. At just a sophomore, Tarrant is already drawing attention as one of the more dangerous weapons in the area.

Parish Episcopal showed some fight when quarterback Logan Lucero absorbed a big hit but still got the ball off to Johnathan Phillips, who took it 74 yards for a touchdown. A successful two-point conversion made it 28-11, but the comeback window closed quickly.

Davis added one more key connection — this one to Jaytn Briles, son of Kendall Briles and grandson of Art Briles — that moved the chains and set up a field goal. All Saints walked away with the 31-11 final and their third consecutive win over a familiar rival.