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New King of Houston High School TDs Crowned

Summary

  • Landen Williams-Callis broke a 14-year-old touchdown record.
  • He scored his record-breaking touchdown on September 17.
  • Williams-Callis is a senior running back and Texas commit.
New King of Houston High School TDs Crowned

A new era in Houston-area high school football has dawned with Randle High School senior Landen Williams-Callis setting an all-time touchdown record. As of September 17, Williams-Callis has amassed an astounding 136 total touchdowns, eclipsing the previous record of 135 held by Jacquizz Rodgers since 2008.

Williams-Callis, a highly-touted running back and a five-star commit to the University of Texas, reached this milestone during a game against Victoria East. He tied the record with a 40-yard touchdown run early in the contest. Shortly after, with just 7 minutes and 30 seconds remaining in the first quarter, he carried the ball 32 yards for his second touchdown of the night, officially breaking the record.

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