Parker Robinson sets passing record as Neville clinches district title
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 31, 2026, 4:33 AM
Last updated Oct 31, 2026

Parker Robinson became Neville High School’s all-time leading passer with 6,789 yards during a recent victory against Tioga. The senior quarterback's milestone came in a District 2-4A-clinching match on October 30, where Neville won 45-14. Robinson achieved four touchdowns during the game, including a key 12-yard pass to Deuntra Schneatte. With this win, Neville secured its position in the D-II nonselect playoffs. The Tigers aim to continue their momentum as they prepare for their final regular season game against Wossman.
- •Parker Robinson breaks Neville's passing record with 6,789 yards.
- •Neville won 45-14 against Tioga on October 30.
- •Robinson threw four touchdowns in the game.
- •Neville secured the District 2-4A title with the win.
- •The Tigers next face Wossman in their regular season finale.
- 4:33 AMYahoo Sports — Parker Robinson sets Neville football's passing record as Tigers clinch district
"Neville senior and ULM commit Parker Robinson reached a special milestone in the District 2-4A-clinching victory against Tioga.
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