Randle running back Landen Williams-Callis sets Houston-area record with 137th touchdown
Randle's Landen Williams-Callis scored the 137th touchdown of his high school career to set the Houston-area high school record
Randle star running back Landen Williams-Callis has etched his name in Houston high school football history by scoring the 137th touchdown of his career. The achievement surpassed Jacquizz Rodgers, Williams-Callis's older cousin, who had previously held the record with 136 career touchdowns during his time at Lamar Consolidated from 2004-07.
The 137th touchdown came on a 32-yard run up the right sideline during the Lions' district opener against Victoria East at Traylor Stadium. Prior to this milestone, Williams-Callis had already achieved the record for the most touchdown in a single season with a Houston-area player, scoring 61 total touchdowns last season.
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