VOTE NOW | Who is the Week 9 Texoma boys high school Athlete of the Week?

Week 9 produced several feature individual showings across the Texoma high school football landscape.From nine-touchdown performances to dominant two-way efforts, several area athletes delivered the kind of showings that swing district races and can define a season.Here are four candidates for the Times Record News boys Athlete of the Week. The poll closes Friday at noon.More: Watch Haskell receiver Brazos Brendle score a TD against WindthorstMore: See Windthorst quarterback Brock Belcher rush for a TD against HaskellMore: See Windthorst head football coach Chris Tackett talk win over HaskellBrock Belcher, WindthorstBelcher accounted for 451 yards of offense and nine (yes — nine) touchdowns in Windthorst's 72-34 win against Haskell on Friday. The senior quarterback completed 19 of 28 passes for 313 yards and four touchdowns while rushing 16 times for 138 yards and five more scores.The performance continued Belcher's stellar 2026 campaign, as he's established himself as one of the area's most productive dual-threat quarterbacks. He's helped Windthorst improve to 7-1 and stay undefeated in district play at 4-0.Tyce Payne, VernonPayne made his biggest impact on defense in Vernon's 35-14 win against Bowie, finishing with eight tackles, two tackles for loss and a sack. The junior also contributed on offense, rushing 14 times for 27 yards and a touchdown.Payne has been arguably Vernon's most productive defender this season, totaling 57½ tackles, 18½ tackles for loss and three sacks through eight games.Cooper Corley, GrahamCorley accounted for 395 yards of offense and five touchdowns in Graham's 70-0 win against Burkburnett. The senior completed 11 of 16 passes for 312 yards and three touchdowns without an interception, while tacking on 83 rushing yards and two more scores on just three carries.Corley averaged 28.4 yards per completion and helped Graham (8-0, 3-0) pile up 637 yards of offense to remain unbeaten.Hoytt Wesson, JacksboroWesson carved Henrietta up through both the air and on the ground in Jacksboro's 64-37 win Friday. The senior completed 21 of his 27 passes for 377 yards and four touchdowns, and added 112 rushing yards and four more scores on 14 carries. He finished with 489 total yards as Jacksboro racked up 632 yards of offense.Wesson's latest outburst only adds to a strong senior season and reinforces his place among the top dual-threat quarterbacks across Texoma. The win pushed Jacksboro to 7-1 overall and kept the Tigers unbeaten in district play (3-0).