Broken Arrow quarterback Shamar Banner completed all six of his passes for 122 yards and three touchdowns as Broken Arrow, ranked No. 2 by the Tulsa World, shut out Westmoore 61-0 on Friday, Oct. 9, in a District 6A-I-1 game at at Westmoore’s Jaguar Stadium, the Tulsa World reported.
The win improved the Tigers to 6-0 on the season.
Receiver Payton Lang caught two of Banner's three touchdown passes, according to the Tulsa World. Banner, a Tulsa commit, needed just six attempts to account for 122 yards and three scores.
Broken Arrow led 28-0 after the first quarter and 48-0 heading into the fourth, according to Broken Arrow Athletics' posts on X.
The Tigers hadn't recorded a shutout since 2019, according to a preseason report from Owasso Sports Zone. The defense allowed an average of 18.8 points per game during the 2025 season. Against Westmoore, the unit allowed zero.
Second-year head coach Travis Hill went 9-3 in his first season at Broken Arrow in 2025. He entered 2026 with six offensive starters and seven defensive starters returning, according to a preseason preview from Broken Arrow Sports Zone.
"Every time we go out (Banner) seems to get better and better and better," Hill said in a July social media post about his quarterback's development during the offseason.
Banner has been the engine of the Tigers' offense all season. Through the first three games, he completed 35 of 55 passes for 535 yards and seven touchdowns, according to a Tulsa World preview. He then accounted for 264 yards and four touchdowns in a 44-7 win over Edmond Memorial on Oct. 2.
Six passes, six completions, three scores against Westmoore.
Broken Arrow's schedule gets tougher from here. The Tigers host Mustang on Thursday, Oct. 15, then welcome Southmoore on Friday, Oct. 23. Broken Arrow travels to Bixby on Friday, Oct. 30, before closing the regular season at Edmond North on Thursday, Nov. 5.
