Porum had seven seniors on both sides of the ball, including quarterback Brandon Clayborn, who tossed touchdown passes of 5 and 11 yards to wide receiver Josh Tillery in the non-district victory. Clayborn is a four-year starter.
Running back Russell Locust was the game's leading rusher with 146 yards on seven carries, and his longest run was a 60-yarder.
Running back Justin Collins had a pair of touchdown runs (36 and 60 yards) in the contest, and he totaled 113 yards on six attempts.
One of the leaders for Porum's defense, which limited the Class C Warriors to minus four yards of total offense and negative 24 yards on the ground, was linebacker Bud Devin. His fumble recovery set up the Panthers' second TD and he also had two sacks.
"One of the things that was a big difference this year was our conditioning," Webbers Falls head coach Tom Butler said. "We were in a lot better shape than last year. The hard work paid off in that area. They (Porum) were a lot bigger, stronger and faster at every position."
