​Week 7 produced several memorable individual performances as district play continued for high school football teams across the Texoma region.Windthorst rolled past Archer City, Mineral Wells edged Iowa Park and Holliday survived a shootout against Henrietta. Graham and Jacksboro also won their district games in dominant fashion.Here are five standout performers from Week 7.Adam Barton, WindthorstBarton needed only three carries to make a major impact in Windthorst’s 73-14 thrashing of Archer City.The running back rushed for 104 yards and three touchdowns on just three attempts, averaging 34.7 yards per carry. He scored on runs of 35 and 44 yards during Windthorst’s 42-point first quarter before adding a 25-yard touchdown in the third to help the Trojans to their second district win of the season.Jordan Johnson, Mineral WellsJohnson helped set the tone for Mineral Wells in a 27-24 road victory over Iowa Park.The running back scored both of his touchdowns in the first half, punching in an 8-yard run after an early Iowa Park turnover before adding a 5-yard touchdown in the second quarter.Johnson repeatedly moved the chains on the ground, including several long runs in the third and fourth quarters that helped Mineral Wells protect a three-point lead and start its district campaign 1-0.Brayden Hamill, HollidayHamill delivered his biggest rushing performance of the season as Holliday earned its first victory with a 47-40 win over Henrietta on Friday.The senior rushed for 234 yards and a touchdown, averaging 11.7 yards per carry, and added 32 receiving yards. His night included a 68-yard run as Holliday piled up 513 yards of total offense.Hamill’s performance helped the Eagles break through after an 0-5 start and open district play with a much-needed victory.Cooper Corley, GrahamCorley accounted for four touchdowns as Graham remained unbeaten with a 68-7 win over Bridgeport.The senior quarterback completed 10 of 14 passes for 180 yards and three touchdowns while adding 97 rushing yards and another score on seven carries.Corley finished with 277 yards of total offense as the Steers improved to 6-0 and continued their dominant run through the 2026 season.Ryder Davis, JacksboroDavis powered Jacksboro’s offense in a 61-34 District 4, Class 3A Division II victory over Merkel.The running back rushed for 287 yards and three touchdowns on 17 carries, averaging 16.9 yards per attempt to help Jacksboro build a 41-6 halftime lead that it never looked back on.Davis was one of several Tigers to post a big night, but his nearly 300 rushing yards were too eye-popping to pass up as Jacksboro controlled the clock and improved to 5-1 overall.More: Watch Mineral Wells head coach Cody Worrell talk district win over Iowa ParkMore: See Charlie Toves seal Mineral Wells’ win over Iowa Park with pass breakupMore: Week 7 Wichita Falls high school football scoresThis article originally appeared on Wichita Falls Times Record News: 5 standout performers from Week 7 of Texo