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BC puts 0-10 behind them with .500 2008 Gabriel Pruett The Orange Leader BRIDGE CITY — Blake Hubbard could not hold back the tears. Last season the Bridge City Cardinals went 0-10. The Cardinals started the year off with a win over Liberty and soon after Hurricane Ike devastated the town of Bridge City. After Friday night, the Cardinals for at least one night put all the troubles behind them with a 43-27 victory over the Hamshire-Fannett Longhorns. The Cardinals end the season 4-4 and collected the team’s first home win since the 2006 season. “I am so excited,†Hubbard, a senior, said. “It is hard to even talk right now. We showed we could handle everything this team has gone through. Everyone has gone through hard times and now it feels good to go out with a win.†The Cardinals wasted no time in the game either. On the first play from scrimmage, junior quarterback Josh Lemoine took a snap and handed off to wide receiver Luke Rhodes on what looked like to be a receiver reverse. Rhodes instead pulled up and found fellow receiver Jerry Landry who hauled in the catch and scooted 61 yards for a quick 7-0 Bridge City lead. “We had worked on that in practice all week,†Rhodes said. “I just lobbed it up there and Jerry had to slow down a bit to get it.†Cardinals Coach Cris Stump was obviously more than proud of his 2008 Cardinals who never once talked about 2007 even when pesky reporters tried to bring it up along the way. “0-10 feels like a long time ago,†Stump said. “It of course is still in the back of our minds and is something we will always keep there. Like I have said we tried to never bring it up. I am so proud of these kids and our coaches on how they have handled everything this team has gone through. I can’t say enough about our senior leadership. I am proud of the way we fought through it all.†The Cardinals celebrated 22 seniors Friday on Senior Night at Larry B. Ward Stadium and also celebrated the impressive seasons by a few younger players. Freshman running back Matt Menard capped off his impressive year with 139 yards on 22 carries and three touchdowns. Menard finishes with 537 yards in 2008 with four touchdowns. Lemoine also showed great poise for the Cardinals all year long and finished the campaign nicely on Friday. The signal caller was 5-for-11 passing for 73 yards which brought his season total to 1,053 yards on the year. Lemoine also ran for 103 yards Friday night with two touchdowns. The night also belonged to a stingy Bridge City defense. Senior Zach Heinze picked off two Hamshire-Fannett passes while fellow senior Jared Raggio also intercepted a Jake Minaldi pass. Hubbard came up with a sack and senior Cody Eldridge blocked his fifth kick of the night, which Heinze ran back on a PAT for a 1-point Bridge City conversion to make the final score in the fourth quarter. The Cardinals, who had a hard time on defense in 2007, limited the Longhorns to 240 yards of total offense. Minaldi threw for 171 while the Longhorns rushed for 69 yards. “All the seniors are feeling good right now,†Hubbard said. “Last year now feels like so like ago. We were such a different team this year. It feels great.†The Longhorns tied the score at 7-7 late in the first half but Lemoine quickly put the Cardinals up for good. Bridge City needed only five plays to score as Lemoine dazzled on a 37-yard quarterback keeper to make it 13-7. Devin Bertran, who was perfect on all six of his PATs Friday, made it 14-7. After a Hamshire-Fannett punt, Menard was ready to leave his mark on the game in a hurry. The freshman scooted 38 yards for a touchdown on the drive’s first play and Bridge City took a 21-7 lead with 11:41 left in the first half. Lemoine and Mernard each added 1-yard touchdowns before the end of the first half as Bridge City led 35-7 at the break. Menard had Bridge City’s only touchdown of the second half. The Longhorns scored two special team’s touchdowns in the second half. Receiver Jeremy Pinder had an 85-yard kickoff return and Joe Brittain had a 15-yard fumble return on a Bridge City punt attempt in which the snap fell out of the punter’s hands. Pinder would later grab a 41-yard touchdown pass from Minaldi on a nice flea flicker. “I am so proud of the way this team fought through it all,†Stump said. “We have a good group of young players coming back. This will sure make the offseason feel a little bit easier, at least in our minds.†After the .500 campaign, Rhodes wants new goals for the Cardinals in 2009. “0-10 is over for us,†Rhodes said. “We are going to try for the playoffs next year. This year feels so good and now we just want to get over that hill. We battled after Hurricane Ike. We have a lot to be proud of.†Bridge City 43 Hamshire-Fannett 27 BC14 21 7 1 — 43 H-F 7 0 7 13 — 27 Scoring summary BC — Jerry Landry 61 pass from Luke Rhodes. Devin Bertrand kick. H-F — Chance Gallier 15 pass from Jake Minaldi. Travis Briggs kick. BC — Josh Lemoine 37 run. Bertrand kick. BC — Matt Menard 38 run. Bertrand kick. BC — Menard 1 run. Bertrand kick. BC — Lemoine 1 run. Bertrand kick. BC — Menard 1 run. Bertrand kick. H-F — Jeremy Pinder 85 kickoff return. Briggs kick. H-F — Joe Brittain 15 fumble return. Briggs kick. H-F — Pinder 41 pass from Minaldi. BC — Zach Heinze 1 point PAT return. ——— BC H-F First downs 18 21 Rushes-yards 37-244 29-69 Passing 134 171 Comp-Att-Int 6-12-0 13-29-3 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0 Penalties-Yards 7-75 8-66 ——— INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—BC, Matt Menard 22-139, Josh Lemoine 11-103, Cameron Dishon 1-8, Colton Gereau 2-6, Team 1-(-12). H-F, Chris Bell 15-52, Jacob Scully 5-22, Austin Simmons 2-7, Jeremy Pinder 1-5, Jeremy Porter 1-(-9), Jake Minaldi 6-(-18). PASSING— BC, Lemoine 5-11-0 73, Luke Rhodes 1-1-0 61. H-F, Minaldi 13-29-3 171. RECEIVING—BC, Jerry Landry 2-91, Rhodes 2-9, Menard 1-26, Michael Coleman 1-8. H-F, Pinder 5-95, Chance Gallier 3-42, Bell 3-9, Cullen Ogden 1-16, Scully 1-9.

Ozen downs LC-M, 34-21 Dan Perrine The Orange Leader LITTLE CYPRESS — Neither team had anything to play for except pride, so both schools gave outstanding efforts and produced a thrilling ball game. The Ozen Panthers rallied to defeat the Little Cypress-Mauriceville Bears 34-21 at Bear Stadium in the final game of the season. Momentum swings can be like a pendulum, and that is what swung the game in favor of the Panthers. Little Cypress-Mauriceville had the ball third-and-three at the Ozen 23 trailing by just 6 points, and then the exchange between the center and quarterback was fumbled and Ozen recovered. One play later LCM trailed by 13, as Ozen’s James White busted a run down the left side line for 77 yards and the score to seal the victory for the Panthers. Little Cypress-Mauriceville (0-8, 0-7) began the game filled with homecoming spirit or some kind of energy that had been missing in the first seven games. For the first time all season LCM took the lead on its first offensive series. Taking the ball at their own 18, the Bears marched the length of the field on 16 plays, using 7 minutes and 32 seconds on the clock. The drive featured 7 first downs, 3 rushing, 3 passing, and 1 very big first down on an Ozen penalty to set up first-and-goal at the Panther 10. On the next play after the penalty Hunter Gonzales kept the ball and carried a couple of Panthers into the end zone for the touchdown. Ryan Kimbrough made his first point-after of the season for a 7-0 Bear lead with 1:49 to play in the first quarter. Their next possession the LCM offense was moving again until a fumble turned the momentum around 180 degrees. Ozen recovered the fumble and returned it 53 yards to the Bears’ 7. Three plays later the score was tied on a pass from Terrell Durham to Anthony Lee. Ozen (3-6, 3-4) took the lead the next time it got the ball. James White rushed 4 times for 25 yards. Durham got the touchdown on a quarterback keeper from 3 yards. The Bears’ Bryant Dunmire blocked the kick to keep the score 13-7, which is how the first half concluded. The Bears took the kickoff to start the second half and drove down the field in 8 plays to take the lead. Gonzales made two spectacular plays to setup the score. First was a key first down completion to Preston Armstrong for 20 yards. On the next play Gonzales broke loose for 35 yards down to the Ozen 6. On fourth-and-goal from the one, Tevvin Jones bulled his way in over left guard for the tieing touchdown. Kimbrough was good with the kick to give LCM the advantage 14-13. Not to be outdone, the Panthers answered with an 8-play drive of their own. White and Durham combined for 6 carries to pickup 63 yards. Pierre Harmon got the touchdown on a 2-yard run. Jose Torres added the point-after to make the score 20-14 with just under 5 minutes to play in the third quarter. On the ensuing kickoff, Jones made a very good return of 35 yards to the Ozen 47. On first down Gonzales sped for 37 yards to a first-and-goal at the 10. Two runs by Gonzales and an incompletion setup fourth-and-goal from the 5. Gonzales stood tall in the pocket and then threaded the ball through a needle that a camel would have had an easier time passing through to Armstrong who hung on with three Panther defenders hanging onto him. The remarkable touchdown was followed by Kimbrough’s third straight successful kick to put the Bears back in the lead 21-20 with 2:46 to play in the third. For the fourth straight possession the offense got on the board. Ozen needed just four plays to score. White ran for 27 yards on two plays and Durham connected with Xzavian Jones for 22 yards down to the LCM 11. Durham passed to Nikilus Griffin from 10 yards for the touchdown to put the Panthers back on top after the PAT 27-21 with still 1:12 left on the third quarter clock. The Bears netted four more first downs and moved from their 12 to the Panther 23 before the momentum shifting lost fumble decided the game. Gonzales was outstanding in defeat for LCM rushing for 138 yards and passing for 142 yards. He is only a sophomore. Ozen 34 LC-M 21 LC-M 7 0 14 0 — 21 Ozen 0 13 14 7 — 34 Scoring summary LCM-Hunter Gonzales 10 run. Ryan Kimbrough kick. Ozen-Anthony Lee 8 pass from Terrell Durham. Jose Torres kick. Ozen-Durham 3 run. Kick failed. LCM-Tevvin Jones 1 run. Kimbrough kick. Ozen-Pierre Harmon 2 run. Torres kick. LCM-Preston Armstrong 5 pass from Gonzales. Kimbrough kick. Ozen-Nikilus Griffin 10 pass from Durham. Torres kick. Ozen-James White 77 run. Torres kick. ——— LC-M Ozen First downs 20 21 Rushes-yards 40-206 29-264 Passing 142 84 Comp-Att-Int 14-27-2 8-19-1 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-0 Penalties-Yards 1-5 5-40 ——— INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—LC-M, Hunter Gonzales 22-138, Tevvin Jones 14-49, Blake Perry 4-19; Ozen, James White 18-225, Terrell Durham 5-25, William Sullivan 3-16, Pierre Harmon 1-2, Charles Durio 1-(-1), Lawrence Coleman 1-(-3). PASSING— LC-M, Hunter Gonzales 14-26-2-142, Zack Sonnier 0-1-0. Ozen, Terrell Durham 7-17-1 68, Marquis Moore 1-2-0 16. RECEIVING—LC-M, Preston Armstrong 4-45, Daniel Harrison 4-31, Samuel Burton 2-36, Tevvin Jones 2-13, Kevin DuCharme 1-14, Zack Sonnier 1-3; Ozen, Nikilus Griffin 4-36, Willie Jefferson 2-18, Xzavian Jones 1-22, Anthony Lee 1-8.

WO-S stampedes past OF, 67-0 Van Wade The Orange Leader WEST ORANGE — Twenty-nine games and counting. That’s how the third-ranked West Orange-Stark Mustangs finished off their District 21-3A season. The Mustangs (8-0, 5-0) capped off their fifth straight district title since they dropped to Class 3A in 2004 and extended their district winning streak to 29 games by throttling Orange County rival Orangefield 67-0 in the regular season final on Homecoming night. How dominant were the Mustangs Friday night? The WO-S offense rolled up 615 total yards while the “Chain Gang†defense held the Bobcats to 45 yards and no first downs. “Our kids just had an amazing night,†said long-time Mustang head coach Dan Hooks. “We’ve played outstanding defense here a long, long time and that’s a credit to Coach (Cornel) Thompson. But we’ve never held a team to no first downs. That’s very, very hard to do.†In five 21-3A games, the Mustangs outscored their opponents 253-14. The Mustangs outgained the Bobcats 393-32 alone in the first half and held Orangefield (1-7, 0-5) to no first downs as WO-S led 39-0 at intermission. Mustang senior quarterback Ortavious Hypolite, who was crowned Homecoming King, completed 12-of-15 passes for 170 yards and a touchdown in the first half and rushed for 84 yards and a TD on eight first-half carries. He finished 14-of-18 for 212 yards. Senior tailback Quintavious Garrett found his way to the end zone four times in the first half and had 126 yards on 13 carries in the half. Garrett finished with 153 yards on 14 totes. Senior trey Franks led the way with four catches for 56 yards while junior James Haynes had for grabs for 45 yards and two TDs. “Our offense was rolling early,†said hooks. “Hypolite played so darn strong and Quinney (Garrett) ran better then he has in awhile. Everything was clicking. Coach (Randy) Crouch had everything rolling upstairs tonight and the kids executed well. We got a good look at some young kids late and they played well too.†The Mustangs will take on the Coldspring Trojans next Saturday at 6 p.m. at Deer Park High School in the Class 3A Region III Division II bidstrict round of the playoffs. The Mustangs buried the Trojans 51-14 in the same round last season. “We’re no strangers,†said Hooks. “The score wasn’t as bad as it really seemed last year. They had four turnovers that hurt them a bunch. They have a good club. Hopefully we can create some more turnovers again and let our offense go to work.†The Mustangs wasted no time getting on the board against the Bobcats, taking their first series and marching to the end zone in four plays and 60 yards. Hypolite completed two passes that went to Trey Franks for 32 yards. Garrett carried twice for 28 yards including a 9-yard touchdown blast with 11:03 remaining in the first period. Justin Sparrow’s extra-point was good, making it 7-0. After forcing Bobcat quarterback Jace Statum into a fumble at the Bobcat 34, it took the Mustangs just four plays to hit pay dirt again. Garrett carried twice for 18 yards and Hypolite capped it when he cruised through the middle of the Orangefield defense for a 17-yard keeper for a touchdown, upping the margin to 13-0 with 7:26 in the first. WO-S put together a five-play, 70-yard scoring march late in the first, 60 of it coming on the ground. Hypolite carried twice for 21 yards and Garrett finished it with a 28-yard TD gallop up the middle as the lead grew to 20-0 with 3:56 in the first. The Mustangs completed a beautifully executed nine-play, 65-yard scoring drive finishing it with 10:08 left in the first half. Hypolite carried three times for 35 yards on the march and Garrett capped it with a 5-yard run around the left end, giving the Mustangs a 26-0 edge. After defensive back Carderyl Dove picked off a pass at the Mustang 39, the Mustangs utilized a seven-play, 61-yard scoring drive. Hypolite completed two passes for 29 yards and Garrett had 23 yards on two totes, including a 7-yard TD blast as he had a great stretch to reach the end zone, making it 32-0 with 2:15 remaining in the half. The Mustangs went 65 yards in four plays to score again right before the half. Hypolite connected with receiver Josh Gloston on a 45-yard strike down the left sideline that went to the Bobcat 11. On the next play Hypolite found receiver James Haynes flashing across the middle of the end zone for a 11-yard scoring toss, making it 39-0 with 0:09 left in the half. WO-S made it 46-0 with 10:42 left in the third when Mustang Curtis Rose blocked a Bobcat punt and returned it 33 yards for a score. The Mustangs went 55 yards in two plays to up the advantage to 53-0 with 6:57 in the third. Garrett broke loose for a 27-yard scamper and Hypolite connected with Haynes for another score, this one a 28-yarder off a short pass that allowed Haynes to sprint to the end zone. WO-S executed a 12-play, 72-yard scoring drive that ate up 5:53 of the clock to make it 60-0. Backup tailback Kevin Robinson carried 10 times for 53 yards on the series and finished it with a 5-yard dive with 10:44 left. The Mustangs capped their scoring with a six-play, 68-yard march with fullback Stephen Cook finishing that one off with a 16-yard blast up the middle with 5:20 left. Chase Parker led the Bobcat attack with 20 yards on 17 carries while Zach Peevey had 17 yards on eight totes. Statum completed 1-of-7 passes for a negative 3 yards. WO-S 67 Orangefield 0 WO-S20 19 14 14 — 67 OF 0 0 0 0 — 0 Scoring summary WO-S — Quintavious Garrett 9 run. Justin Sparrow kick. WO-S — Ortavious Hypolite 17 run. Kick failed. WO-S — Garrett 28 run. Sparrow kick. WO-S — Garrett 5 run. Kick failed. WO-S — Garrett 7 run. Pass failed. WO-S — James Haynes 11 pass from Hypolite. Sparrow kick. WO-S — Curtis Rose 33 blocked punt return. Sparrow kick. WO-S — Haynes 28 pass from Hypolite. Sparrow kick. WO-S – Kevin Robinson 5 run. Sparrow kick. WO-S _ Stephen Cook 16 run. Sparrow kick. ——— WO-S OF First downs 33 0 Rushes-yards 43-403 26-48 Passing 212 -3 Comp-Att-Int 14-18-0 1-8-1 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1 Penalties-Yards 5-35 5-25 ——— INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—WO-S, Garrett 14-153, Hypolite 8-84, Kevin Robinson 11-61, Cook 2-43, Terry Rubin 4-37, Darius Robinson 3-15, Josh Gloston 1-45; Orangefield, Chase Parker 7-20, Zach Peevey 8-17, Josh Shores 4-12, Steven Stone 2-6, Jacob Nunez 1-1, Jace Statum 4-(-8). PASSING— WO-S, Hypolite 14-18-0 212; Orangefield, Statum 1-7-1 (-3); Nunez 0-1-0 0. RECEIVING—WO-S, Trey Franks 4-56, Haynes 4-45, Roderick Simmons 3-42, Josh Gloston 1-45, Garrett 1-7, Mark Roberts 1-17, Orangefield, Peevey 1-(-3).

Class 5A Abilene 20, North Crowley 10 Allen 31, Wylie 28 Amarillo 49, Lubbock 0 Arlington Bowie 35, Mansfield Summit 14 Austin Bowie 42, Bastrop 21 Austin Westlake 39, Austin Akins 3 Belton 31, Bryan 21 Brazoswood 24, Galveston Ball 10 Burleson 41, Weatherford 7 Cedar Park 26, Leander 10 Clear Brook 24, Alvin 10 Colleyville Heritage 41, Grapevine 10 Converse Wagner 38, SA Highlands 0 Copperas Cove 38, Harker Heights 6 Cypress Ridge 48, Houston Langham Creek 41 Cypress-Fairbanks 20, Houston Jersey Village 10 Deer Park 35, Pasadena Memorial 28 Del Rio 30, Laredo Martin 6 Eagle Pass 50, Laredo United South 16 Edinburg North 23, Edinburg 0 Galena Park North Shore 42, Beaumont West Brook 13 Garland Naaman Forest 38, South Garland 0 Georgetown 24, Round Rock McNeil 0 Harlingen 54, Harlingen South 6 Houston Clear Lake 21, League City Clear Creek 10 Houston Madison 24, Houston Lamar 21 Houston Memorial 37, Houston Spring Woods 6 Houston Strake Jesuit 21, Houston Stratford 13 Humble 28, Aldine Nimitz 21 Irving 31, Irving MacArthur 28 Justin Northwest 27, Keller Central 18 Katy Mayde Creek 28, Katy Morton Ranch 21 Klein Forest 20, Klein Collins 17 Lake Highlands 61, Dallas Molina 0 Lewisville Hebron 35, Flower Mound Marcus 21 Los Fresnos 52, Brownsville Porter 14 Lufkin 50, Conroe Oak Ridge 19 McAllen 77, McAllen Rowe 21 Midland Lee 17, Odessa 14 Mission Sharyland 49, La Joya Palmview 28 N. Richland Hills 34, Haltom City 14 New Braunfels 15, SA MacArthur 10 North Garland 14, Garland Lakeview Centennial 6 Odessa Permian 28, Midland 21 Pearland 42, Pasadena Dobie 3 Plano 45, Dallas Jesuit 21 PSJA 25, PSJA North 15 Richardson 22, Carrollton Creekview 21 Richardson Berkner 37, Dallas White 0 Round Rock Stony Point 28, Round Rock 13 SA Clark 49, SA Holmes 13 SA South San 41, CC King 40 SA Warren 48, SA Brandeis 7 South Grand Prairie 31, Grand Prairie 13 Temple 42, Killeen Shoemaker 14 The Woodlands 42, New Caney 0 Tyler Lee 63, North Mesquite 10 Victoria Memorial 38, SA East Central 28 Weslaco 56, Brownsville Lopez 28 Class 4A Abilene Cooper 37, Plainview 13 Aledo 42, N. Richland Hills Birdville 7 Alice 58, Laredo Johnson 0 Amarillo Palo Duro 58, Pampa 34 Arlington Seguin 38, Joshua 15 Austin Crockett 55, Austin Lanier 7 Barbers Hill 36, Galena Park 7 Beeville Jones 57, CC Moody 26 Big Spring 31, Hereford 0 Brazosport 17, Texas City 13 Brenham 49, Waller 24 Buda Hays 42, Kyle Lehman 7 Canyon 35, Amarillo Caprock 34 Castroville Medina Valley 37, SA Southside 14 CC Tuloso-Midway 28, Laredo Nixon 6 Corsicana 35, Cleburne 21 Dallas Adams 50, Dallas Conrad 6 Dallas Hillcrest 40, Dallas Samuell 0 Dallas South Oak Cliff 24, Dallas Pinkston 10 Dayton 41, Humble Kingwood 0 Denton Guyer 42, Denton Ryan 28 Edcouch-Elsa 62, Roma 7 Elgin 32, Del Valle 21 Ennis 50, Waco University 13 Everman 69, Granbury 3 Friendswood 69, La Marque 48 Frisco Centennial 17, Frisco 14 Frisco Liberty 56, McKinney 35 Hewett Midway 34, Waxahachie 21 Houston Furr 57, Houston Scarborough 7 Houston King 39, Crosby 24 Houston Wheatley 32, Houston Washington 20 Houston Yates 26, Houston Waltrip 0 Huntsville 31, Willis 6 Kerrville Tivy 31, Schertz Clemens 30 Lancaster 49, Terrell 0 Little Elm 39, Denton 36 Livingston 42, Vidor 35 Lockhart 28, Manor 20 Marshall 28, Mount Pleasant 18 Mercedes 63, La Joya Juarez-Lincoln 34 Mission 51, Pharr Valley View 14 Montgomery 28, Conroe Caney Creek 21 Pflugerville Hendrickson 35, Killeen 21 Pleasanton 21, Floresville 14 Rockport-Fulton 12, CC Miller 0 Rockwall 20, Greenville 7 Rosenberg Lamar 24, El Campo 14 Royse City 48, Carrollton Turner 0 SA McCollum 27, SA Harlandale 24 Schertz Steele 49, SA Alamo Heights 31 Seagoville 20, Dallas Adamson 6 Texarkana Texas 41, Longview Pine Tree 7 The Colony 34, Lake Dallas 33 West Mesquite 52, Mabank 28 WF Rider 17, Wichita Falls 0 Class 3A Abilene Wylie 14, Sweetwater 0 Alvarado 62, Venus 0 Bandera 53, Lytle 0 Bellville 42, Smithville 14 Bonham 34, Anna 23 Borger 23, Lubbock Estacado 21 Brownsboro 15, Athens 9 Burnet 49, Fischer Canyon Lake 6 Carrollton Ranchview 28, Lake Worth 12 Celina 35, Argyle 13 China Spring 33, Gatesville 7 Cuero 54, Edna 14 Dalhart 21, Perryton 0 Dallas Madison 57, FW Diamond Hill-Jarvis 0 Devine 42, Carrizo Springs 0 Fort Stockton 49, Anthony 0 Giddings 54, Columbus 27 Gilmer 48, Tatum 14 Graham 30, Breckenridge 7 Hidalgo 33, Zapata 7 Huffman Hargrave 20, Cleveland Tarkington 0 Ingleside 21, Robstown 20 Jasper 40, Center 25 Kaufman 31, Ferris 7 Kennedale 65, Crandall 20 La Vernia 41, Luling 28 Lake Travis 54, Marble Falls 14 Liberty Hill 28, Llano 17 Lorena 20, Waco LaVega 13 Lyford 14, Raymondville 10 Mathis 26, Falfurrias 14 Mexia 49, Groesbeck 35 Midland Greenwood 21, Monahans 14, OT New Boston 27, Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 19 Orange Grove 40, Aransas Pass 26 Palestine 47, Palestine Westwood 44 Pecos 42, Clint 21 Pittsburg 26, Texarkana Pleasant Grove 22 Port Isabel 17, Progreso 12 Prosper 21, Gainesville 10 Rio Hondo 35, La Feria 17 Rockdale 42, Taylor 21 Sanger 28, Whitesboro 21 Sinton 30, CC West Oso 27 Snyder 56, Brownwood 49 Somerset 24, SA Houston 14 Tyler Chapel Hill 28, Gladewater 20 Van 41, Eustace 0 Wimberley 34, Fredericksburg 30 Yoakum 37, Goliad 28 Class 2A Altair Rice 29, Wallis Brazos 14 Anahuac 28, Buna 21 Anson 14, Hawley 12 Ballinger 49, Tuscola Jim Ned 7 Bangs 30, Brady 18 Big Sandy 20, Harleton 6 Blooming Grove 56, Scurry-Rosser 35 Bushland 44, Amarillo Highland Park 0 Centerville 24, Groveton 0 Childress 30, Tulia 9 Cisco 42, Merkel 14 Clyde 59, Eastland 0 Coleman 20, San Saba 10 Colorado City 26, Wall 6 Comfort 49, Johnson City 13 Corsicana Mildred 55, Rice 7 Cotulla 12, Natalia 7 Crane 58, Alpine 0 DallasLife Oak Cliff 17, Rio Vista 14 Danbury 14, Vanderbilt Industrial 0 Dilley 24, Jourdanton 0 Early 50, Dublin 0 East Bernard 41, Hallettsville 14 Franklin 35, Teague 32 Frankston 25, Elkhart 12 Gainesville Callisburg 49, S&S Consolidated 7 George West 28, Three Rivers 17 Godley 56, Palmer 23 Harper 51, SA Brooks 0 Hearne 42, Rosebud-Lott 22 Hebbronville 63, Premont 6 Hemphill 62, Shelbyville 32 Jefferson 42, Hughes Springs 32 Kerens 43, Malakoff 12 Kermit 40, Reagan County 14 Lago Vista 31, Jarrell 7 Little River Academy 34, Florence 26 Marlin 29, Jewett Leon 21 McGregor 19, Troy 0 Muleshoe 41, Friona 7 Navarro 42, Karnes City 21 Odem 35, Skidmore-Tynan 2 Paris Chisum 28, Redwater 21 Poth 48, Nixon-Smiley 6 Refugio 70, Bloomington 0 Rogers 30, Salado 10 San Diego 17, Santa Rosa 14 Sanford-Fritch 31, Amarillo River Road 0 Santa Maria 37, Ben Bolt 28 Sonora 33, Ozona 14 Stockdale 47, Kenedy 0 Universal City Randolph 42, SA Cole 12 Class 1A Albany 27, Bronte 7 Archer City 35, Electra 7 Bartlett 47, Granger 8 Bremond 54, Iola 12 Bruni 47, Kingsville Academy 8 Burton 28, Shiner 21 Center Point 33, Nueces Canyon 15 Collinsville 21, Lindsay 14 Dawson 7, Axtell 0 DeLeon 28, Gorman 7 Falls City 49, Runge 12 Forsan 20, Tahoka 12 Ganado 17, Flatonia 14 Grapeland 27, Cayuga 20 Gunter 56, Whitewright 0 Hubbard 26, Wortham 7 Iraan 42, Marfa 0 Itasca 31, Italy 28 La Pryor 46, Leakey 6 La Villa 61, Benavides 16 Ladonia Fannindel 63, Forestburg 12 Louise 36, Somerville 12 Mart 71, Riesel 19 McCamey 44, Wink 26 Muenster 27, Era 20 Munday 42, Petrolia 14 Nazareth 26, Boys Ranch 7 Perrin-Whitt 34, Santo 0 Quanah 28, Memphis 27 Seymour 24, Windthorst 0 Simms Bowie 39, Detroit 0 Stamford 48, Rotan 7 Stratford 56, West Texas 13 Sundown 42, Stanton 7 Sunray 54, Booker 6 Thrall 37, Milano 6 Winters 34, Miles 0 Yorktown 24, Woodsboro 21, OT SIX-MAN Abbott 59, Blum 14 Ackerly Sands 56, Grandfalls-Royalty 0 Aspermont 66, Loraine 20 Buena Vista 65, Westbrook 20 Calvert 59, Lometa 14 Follett 61, Happy 12 Garden City 76, Rankin 50 Gordon 56, Blanket 6 Groom 68, Miami 60 May 62, Rising Star 14 Newcastle 84, Knox City 42 Richland Springs 46, Veribest 0 Ropesville 50, Lorenzo 0 Roscoe Highland 56, Trent 0 Star 52, Sidney 50 Strawn 60, Gustine 8 Trinidad 59, Coolidge 6 Turkey Valley 53, Fort Elliott 6 Walnut Springs 54, Morgan 8 Welch Dawson 64, Wilson 12 Woodson 48, Bryson 0 Zephyr 67, Brookesmith 46 OTHER SCHOOLS Addison Trinity 39, FW Nolan 27 Argyle Liberty Christian 28, Arlington Grace 14 Arlington Pantego Christian 46, Carrollton Prince of Peace 6 Austin St. Michael's 39, SA St. Anthony 7 Balch Springs Christian def. Waco Parkview Christian, forfeit Beaumont Kelly 60, Houston St. Thomas 35 Bryan Brazos Christian 35, Waco Texas Christian 0 Bulverde Bracken 40, Kerrville Our Lady of the Hills 14 Cedar Hill Trinity 48, Dallas First Baptist 6 Dallas Christian 72, Tyler Gorman 7 Dickinson Pine Drive 71, Bryan Allen Academy 44 Fredericksburg Heritage 60, Seguin Lifegate 13 Garland Christian 50, Tyler All Saints 20 Grapevine Faith 33, Gainesville State School 14 Hallettsville Sacred Heart 45, New Braunfels Christian 7 Houston Lutheran North 42, Lutheran South 6 Houston Northland Christian 25, Houston Westbury Christian 17 Houston Second Baptist 14, Tomball Concordia 7 Midland Christian 55, FW Southwest Christian 0 Rockwall Christian 39, Irving The Highlands 0 SA Christian 24, Victoria St. Joseph 6 SA Texas Military 32, Giddings State School 14 WF Notre Dame 64, Joshua Christian 19 Columbia 45, Stafford 21 Houston Aldine 34, Aldine MacArthur 14 Valera Panther Creek 50, Cherokee 32

King was a big winner over Crosby.

Predictions for Friday Night?

34-0 Sharks win!

60-35 Kelly Wins

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What sparked the fight?

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Final?

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41-20 SA Wins

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2nd string players were in the 2nd half!!! Can't just lay down on the field.

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67-0 Final. WOS defense allows NO First Downs.

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