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Turnovers doom PN-G at Vidor By DAUCY CRIZER Port Arthur News Sports Correspondent VIDOR - It may be hard to comprehend that barely to the mid-way point of the district season that this was a must win for both Vidor and Port Neches-Groves, but reality said that the loser willhave an uphill battle to claim one of the four playoff spots. In a toss-up game like this, you generally give the home team a slight advantage. Vidor used a ball-control offense and forced four PNG turnovers to pull out a 23-14 win Friday night at Pirate Stadium. After opening district play with a win, the Indians have now lost three straight and are 3-3 overall and 1-3 in district play. With just three district games remaining, the Indians have their backs firmly against the wall and will likely have to win all three games to have any chance of making the playoffs. “The kids never lack preparation or effort,†said PNG coach Matt Burnett. “We just haven’t had anything good happen for us the last couple of games. We just have to keep working hard in practice to get better and eventually something good will happen.†On this night, Vidor did a lot of things right. The Pirates offensive line controlled the line of scrimmage and the defense pitched a shutout in the second half. Vidor rushed the ball 52 times for 264 yards. PN-G was able to move the ball on the ground with some success, 210 yards on 36 carries, but too many Indian drives ended short of the goal line. “Vidor did a great job tonight,†Burnett said. “We made too many mistakes and turned the ball over with fumbles. We were able to move the ball up and down the field, but didn’t finish the deal and you can’t do that. You have to be able to finish drives. “I thought we did a much better job in the second half of slowing down their (Vidor) ground game. You have to give them some credit because they had a good game plan and did a good job executing.†Down 16-14, PN-G opened the second half with a 9-play drive, mostly on the ground. The big play was a Caleb Harmon rush for 30 yards to the Vidor 14. After two negative plays left a third-and-21, Harrison Tatum hit Kyler Segura for a 2-yard completion. On fourth down, Tatum was sacked for a 13-yard loss. After the Indians defense forced a punt, the offense again put a drive together deep into Pirate territory. On fourth-and-five from the Vidor 23, Tatum hit Justin Cegielski for a 2-yard completion, which turned the ball over to the Pirates. After a Vidor punt, PNG had a bad exchange of a handoff from Tatum to Harmon, which was recovered by the Pirates at the Vidor 48. PN-G’s defense held firm again, forcing the Pirates to punt from the Indians 40. The Indians’ Spencer DeRon tried to field the punt at the 2, but mishandled the ball, which was recovered by Vidor’s James Laramore. The Pirates wasted little time as Chris Teinert scored on the next play from two yards out on a quarterback sneak to push the lead to 23-14 with 5:53 left in the game. That touchdown was the only points scored in the second half by either team. “That’s what we do, we run the ball and everybody knows we’re going to run the ball,†said Vidor coach Jeff Matthews. “We tried to mix in the pass a little more tonight, but they (PN-G) are a very well coached team and they play hard. It was a shame that someone had to lose this game. Both teams fought their butts off.†Vidor used an effective ground game to control the clock for much of the first half. The Pirates had the ball for 8:26 of the first quarter and for over 15 minutes in the first half. An 11-play drive ended with a Shane Pitman fumble at the PN-G 18, which was recovered by the Indians Dallas Davis. PN-G returned the favor two plays later when Harmon coughed the ball up at the 22. The Pirates took advantage of the field position and drove to the 8 before settling for a 25-yard field goal by Travis Greenway to take a 3-0 lead. The Indians bounced back on their second possession. A steady diet of Harmon and Josh Wright moved the ball down the field. Harmon carried four times for 13 yards and Wright had four totes for 12 yards, the last of which went for a 1-yard TD plunge on fourth-and-goal to put PN-G up 7-3. Vidor answered right back. On third-and-two, Pitman broke through the line of scrimmage for a 64-yard TD run to put the Pirates back on top 10-7. After the two teams exchanged punts, it was the Indians Wright who bounced off left tackle for a 45-yard TD run to put PN-G back up 14-10. Vidor used just about all of the 5:53 remaining on the clock in the second quarter for its go-ahead score before halftime. The Pirates used a 12-play attack, all on the ground, with Teinert scoring on a 1-yard quarterback sneak with 26 seconds left. Greenway’s extra point was wide right to give Vidor a 16-14 halftime lead. Wright led all rushers with 113 yards of 15 carries for the Indians. Harmon added 83 yards on 15 totes. Harrison completed 3-of-7 passes for 23 yards. Pitman led seven Pirates that touched the ball with 107 yards on nine rushes.

Central ball control defeats ‘Dogs By Tom Halliburton The Port Arthur News BEAUMONT — By midway in Friday night’s second quarter, coordinator Monte Barrow and his Nederland offense should have hopped in the bus and headed to Tinseltown. Thirty more minutes of football remained at Babe Zaharias Stadium and Nederland led 10-7 but Beaumont Central basically hogged the ball for the rest of the night. The larger, faster Jaguars installed the Wishbone offense five days earlier and proceeded to whip the Bulldogs with smash-mouth football right out of the sixties, and an in-your-face defense that earned a 20-10 homecoming night victory over the former undisputed 20-4A leaders. Nederland (3-2 and 3-1) retreated into a four-way tie for its league lead with Central, Livingston and Lumberton. The Bulldogs get to confront an even larger-sized opponent next week on Bulldog Stadium homecoming night when mammoth Livingston comes to town. “It’s going to be an interesting race,†Nederland head coach Larry Neumann acknowledged after the post-game handshakes. “Central did a better job of executing than we did. They controlled the clock. Give them credit. We’ve got to keep improving. We’re going to see some of this after tonight each week.†Central (4-2 and 2-1) primarily had operated from a double-wing backfield before this week. To better utilize its size in the line and depth at running back, the Jaguars’ coaches — led by head coach Donald Stowers and offensive chief Todd Watters — plugged in the 40-year-old alignment which helped the Texas Longhorns win back-to-back national titles in 1969 and 1970. Even though top runner Charles Thomas hurt his left knee on Central’s first offensive play, the burly Jaguars’ blockers knew exactly what Stowers had up his maroon sleeve. Central rushed 49 times for 247 yards, virtually doubling Nederland’s possession time — 31:54 to 16:06. “We put it in Monday, and the kids really responded,†Stowers said. Central may own as fine a pair of offensive guards as there is in the Golden Triangle in Parnell Wells and Jordan Henry. The Jaguars offensive line and the Wishbone caused Delbert Spell’s Nederland defense to deploy a goal-line defense quite often. The Dogs desperately had to do something to cope with Central’s physical style. “It was fun,†said halfback David Mayfield who rushed for 77 yards. “We had the right people in the right spots. It was smash-mouth football and we wanted it most. We started fiddling with on Monday and it was looking real good all the way through Thursday night.†Mayfield accounted for 21 of Central’s 68 yards on the game’s first scoring drive. Quarterback Mike Richard added 18 yards and Nijel Daw powered behind his left side for an eight-yard touchdown run with 3:34 left in the opening quarter. Nederland answered with two straight fruitful possessions, owning a 10-7 edge with 6:33 left in the half. Central practically refused to permit Barrow’s fine, high-powered offense on the field after that. Two huge third-quarter plays helped Central to gain the upper hand. Richard escaped Dogs defender Anthony Maddox in the backfield and dashed 25 yards to the Ned 11 on a third-and-10 improvisation. That mad scramble set up Juan Cardenas for a 34-yard field goal and a 17-10 Central advantage with 5:40 left in the third quarter. That juncture spelled time for Nederland to retaliate. A tenacious defense turned Bellow away, smacking the NHS passer for a three-yard loss at midfield. When Nederland had to punt it away on fourth-and-9, the Jaguars inaugurated almost a six-minute series, moving from their 6 to the NHS 15. It culminated with a 32-yard field goal by Cardenas with 9:07 to play. “Instead of giving them any short quick passes, we wanted to take those away and make them try to throw deep,†Stowers said. “We had (Jaguars cornerback) Jeffrey (Thomas) on Asa (Cardenas) and Jeffrey runs a 10.5 (100 meters) so we felt we could run with them.†Cardenas led Nederland’s receivers with four catches for 37 yards but Central prevented any of Asa’s pass reception plays from gaining more than 25 yards. The Bulldogs relied largely on the powerful dashes of the game’s leading rusher Wareall Grogan (21 for 129) to produce their early points. Grogan ran for 42 of Nederland’s yards, leading up to Taylor Trahan’s 29-yard field goal in the opening minute of the second quarter. Grogan slided through a hole in Central’s stack defense for a 16-yard scoring run at the 6:33 mark. From then, the Nederland offensive platoon would have been better off at Tinseltown. Nederland retained possession for one play with three minutes left in the half. Bellow completed a pass to Ryan Brady but Central’s Robert Williams claimed a free ball at the end of the play on Nederland’s 45. Four plays later, the Dogs had no choice but to resort to single coverage with the Jaguars aligned in a full-house backfield. Richard dropped back on first down and lobbed a 30-yard scoring pass to elusive wide-out Deajon Mitchell for a 14-10 lead with 1:02 left in the half. The determined Jags were not about to relinquish the upper hand after that. “We still have a good team, we just need to get better,†Neumann analyzed.

First half dooms BC; Silsbee victorious, 21-0 Gabriel Pruett The Orange Leader BRIDGE CITY — Last year's Bridge City Cardinals lost to the Silsbee Tigers 48-7. While the 2008 edition lost Friday night at Larry B. Ward Stadium to the Tigers, improvements have been made. The Tigers, fresh off a devastating loss to the West Orange-Stark Mustangs, came away with a 21-0 victory to improve to 2-4 on the season and 1-1 in District 21-3A play. The Cardinals are now 2-3 overall and 0-2 in the district race. Bridge City, who crowned senior Mallory Guidry as queen of homecoming, showed its biggest improvement from the first and second halves on Friday night. Silsbee led 21-0 at the break with 197 yards of total offense, 132 coming in the air. Credit Silsbee's defense though for keeping the Cardinals out of the endzone while also forcing Bridge City into timely mistakes on offense. "Defensively I cannot fault our kids effort tonight," Bridge City Coach Cris Stump said. "We played hard all night but just kept shooting ourselves in the foot on offense. It seems we would drive and pick up two or three first downs and then have a few bad plays in a row. You get off track and it is tough to come back from that." After only having 56 yards of offense in the first half, the Cardinals put up 123 in the second half only to not find a way to score. The Cardinals first possession of the second half ended with an interception after the Cardinals forced a Silsbee punt and drove down to the Tigers' 36-yard line. After another Tigers' punt the Cardinals set up on their own 34 and then marched 10 plays. The drive would eventually stall on a turnover on downs. "To be a consistent team you just have to keep working at it," Stump said. "We are still a work in progress and we are still learning. We played a full game from end to end tonight. We should have been able to put one in the endzone." Bridge City freshman running back Matt Menard continues to shine on Friday nights as the starting tailback carried the ball 12 times for 63 yards. Junior quarterback Josh Lemoine was 9-for-21 passing with two interceptions for 76 yards. Jerry Landry had two receptions for 33 yards while Menard hauled in three catches for 18 yards. Silsbee running back had 84 yards on 10 totes. Silsbee quarterback Jeremy Johnson was a crisp 11-for-18 passing with two touchdowns and one interception for 174 yards. Jared Raggio picked off Johnson late in the fourth period. A lack of tackling was the problem for the Cardinals in the first half as the Tigers chewed up 197 yards of total offense and held a 21-0 lead. The low point for Bridge City was a 29-yard touchdown catch by Chris Rountree from Johnson. Rountree was bottled up on a 4th-and-11 and seemed shy of the first down. Four Bridge City defenders could not bring Rountree down as the senior spun out of the tackles and ran it in for the Tigers' final touchdown of the first half. Rountree, who had two catches for 74 yards in the first half, also had a 45-yard touchdown reception as time expired in the first quarter. The pass from Johnson was basically a Hail Mary in which Rountree came up with the ball and broke free and ran in from about 17 yards out. Chris Barnes scored the Tigers first touchdown of the game from 7-yards out after Silsbee went 59 yards on seven plays on Silsbee's first drive of the night. "It's like I told you earlier this week, we are a better football team this year," Stump said. "We just have to learn to get over that hump. Here soon we will start to learn to make the plays to win some football games. We played a lot better than we did last week." Silsbee 21 Bridge City 0 Sils 14 7 0 0 — 0 BC0 0 0 0 — 0 Scoring summary SILSBEE — Chris Barnes 7 run. Matthew Deaver kick. SILSBEE — Chris Rountree 45 pass from Jeremy Johnson. Deaver kick. SILSBEE — Rountree 29 pass from Johnson. Deaver kick. ——— Sils BC First downs 12 10 Rushes-yards 30-101 29-103 Passing 174 76 Comp-Att-Int 11-18-1 9-21-2 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-1 Penalties-Yards 10-80 4-20 ——— INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—Bridge City, Matt Menard 12-63, Josh Lemoine 14-19, Cameron Dishon 1-13, Luke Rhodes 2-8. Silsbee, Chris Barnes 10-83, Chris Castle 1-8, Jeremy Johnson 1-6, Rakheem Bolton 1-3, Josh James 2-0. PASSING— Bridge City, Lemoine 8-20-2 69, Dustin Breaux 1-1-0 7. Silsbee, Johnson 11-18-1 174. RECEIVING—Bridge City, Menard 3-18, Jerry Landry 2-33, Breaux 1-10, Cory Moseley 1-7, Dishon 1-5, Rhodes 1-3. Silsbee, Chris Rountree 2-74, Chris Castle 2-30, Shannon Robinson 2-25, Prentice Lane 2-25, Jarrian Rhone 1-20, Barnes 1-3, Chase Kelly 1(-3).

Turnovers plague OF; H-J wins, 23-13 Dan Perrine The Orange Leader LITTLE CYPRESS — Turnovers are often the deciding factor in a close game, and Friday night’s contest at F. L. McCLain Stadium was another example of that fact. The Hardin-Jefferson Hawks used four turnovers to edge past the Orangefield Bobcats 23-13. The key turnover of the game was an interception by the Hawks’ Jacoby Turner in the third quarter. Turner grabbed a fluttering pass from the Bobcats’ Jace Statum, who was hit while throwing, and Turner went the distance 90 yards for the touchdown with 30 seconds to play in the period. Hardin-Jefferson (3-3, 2-0) increased their lead to 23-7 with Turner’s return. The Hawks also got their first score in the first quarter thanks to a Bobcat mistake. Orangefield (1-4, 0-2) stopped the Hawks on their first possession and took the ball following a punt at the Bobcat 11. On their second play the Bobcats’ Chase Parker fumbled and the Hawks recovered at the Orangefield 11. Parker was playing for the injured Zach Peevey and finished the game with 94 yards on 16 carries. The Bobcat defense appeared to have held the Hawks out of the end zone and forced a field goal attempt. On third-and-6, Hardin-Jefferson’s Blake Venable rolled right and threw a pass in the end zone. A Bobcat defender and a Hawk receiver both got their hands on the ball which then caroomed behind them and was fluttering to the ground when the Hawks’ David Daniel snared the deflection for the touchdown. Stuart Flowers kicked the point-after to make the score 7-0 with 7:34 to play in the first quarter. A second fumble deep in Orangefield territory on the Bobcats’ next possession gave Hardin-Jefferson a great opportunity to add to their lead. The Bobcat defense stopped the Hawks cold forcing a 43-yard field goal attempt by Flowers. The kick had plenty of distance, but was wide left. The Bobcats actually fumbled on first down of their third possession, but that was the last mistake they made on that drive. Seven plays later would find the score tied. Statum was perfect throwing the football on the drive, completing four of four passes for 31 yards to three different receivers. On third-and-one from the Hardin-Jefferson 44 Parker popped through a hole in the line, and the chase was on which Parker won easily to the end zone for the touchdown. Derrick Evans knotted the score with a successful kick at 1:43 of the first quarter. Next possession Hardin-Jefferson regained the lead with an 8-play drive of its own. Venable completed two big passes, 17 yards to Josh Denton and 30 yards to Trey Burrell. A penalty on the pass to Burrell actually erased a touchdown and put the ball on the Orangefield 21. The drive stalled there. Flowers came on and booted a 35-yard field goal to give the Hawks the lead 10-7 with just over 9 minutes to play in the half. Penalties proved pivotal on the Hawks’ next scoring drive. Two personal foul penalties against Orangefield, the first for roughing the passer on a third down incompletion and the second for facemasking, gave the Hawks’ 30 yards of the 56 yards covered on the drive. Turner who would be heard from later on defense made a nice run from 12 yards for the touchdown. The kick was blocked leaving the score 16-7 with only about 2 minutes left in the first half. Orangefield mounted the only offensive drive of the second half, using the same balanced attack that worked so well on its other scoring drive. Statum completed three passes for 38 yards. Parker once again got the scoring honors with a 2-yard run around left end. The Bobcats went for two, but Statum’s pass was batted away. Next week Orangefield travels to Silsbee, and Hardin-Jefferson will try to remain undefeated in district at home against Hamshire-Fannett. Hardin-Jefferson 23 Orangefield 13 OF 7 0 0 6 — 13 H-J 7 9 7 0 — 23 Scoring summary HJ-David Daniel 6 pass from Blake Venable. Stuart Flowers kick. OF-Chase Parker 44 run. Derrick Evans kick. HJ-Flowers 35 field goal. HJ-Jacoby Turner 12 run. Kick blocked. HJ-Turner 90 interception return. Flowers kick. OF-Parker 2 run. Pass failed. ——— OF H-J First downs 11 12 Rushes-yards 30-125 44-154 Passing 147 70 Comp-Att-Int 14-28-2 4-9-0 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 1-1 Penalties-Yards 5-45 9-60 ——— INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—Orangefield, Chase Parker 16-94, Jace Statum 9-13, Josh Shores 3-10, Steven Stone 2-8; H-J, Jacoby Turner 17-73, Trey Burrell 16-50, Blake Venable 10-28, Cameron Ainsworth 1-3. PASSING— Orangefield, Jace Statum 14-28-2-147. H-J, Blake Venable 4-9-0 70. RECEIVING—Orangefield, Derrick Evans 3-62, Josh Shores 3-33, Kenneth Wiggins 3-33, Caleb Holmes 3-15, Josh Watson 2-4; H-J, Trey Burrell 1-30, Josh Denton 1-17, James Morrison 1-17, David Daniel 1-6.

WO-S H-F First downs 22 6 Rushes-yards 32-192 27-13 Passing 137 80 Comp-Att-Int 10-17-0 8-24-3 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 4-2 Penalties-Yards 7-65 3-25 ——— INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—WO-S, Kevin Robinson 10-70, Haynes 5-48, Hypolite 6-41, Stephen Cook 4-16, Rubin 2-10, Darius Robinson 4-9, Gloston 1- (-2).H-F, Justin Scully 3-25, Travis Briggs 3-8, Austin Simmons 3-3, Myles Johnson 2-2, Chris Bell 8-0, Jake Minaldi 8-(-25). PASSING— WO-S, Hypolite 8-12-0 114, Franks 2-5-0 23; H-F, Minaldi 8-24-3 80. RECEIVING—WO-S Franks 4-36, Darius Robinson 2-30, Gloston 1-25, Roberts 1-20, Adrian Steen 1-14, Curtis Rose 1-12; H-F, Jeremy Pinder 4-55, Hagan Daigle 4-25.

Aldine 14, Atascocita 20 Alvin 15, Galveston Ball 13 Bay Area Christian 43, Baytown Christian 0 Bellville 20, Giddings 14 Brazoswood 7, Dickinson 6 Brenham 17, Willis 0 Brenham Christian 48, Alvin Loving Stones 0 Brookshire Royal 41, Stafford 6 Clear Springs 20, Clear Creek 11 Conroe 27, Lufkin 11 Crockett 20, Palestine 14 Cypress Woods 48, Cypress Springs 14 East Bernard 48, Hempstead 28 Fort Bend Austin 14, Fort Bend Kempner 7 Fort Bend Dulles 11, Fort Bend Marshall 9 Hitchcock 41, Danbury 40 Houston Furr 35, Houston Kashmere 26 Houston Kinkaid 42, Dallas Greenhill School 41 Houston Lutheran North 41, Houston Westbury Christian 13 Houston Sharpstown 50, Houston Austin 30 Houston Sterling 20, Houston Washington 14 Houston Strake Jesuit 20, Alief Taylor 14 Houston Stratford 28, Houston Northbrook 13 Huntsville 38, Montgomery 6 Katy 54, Katy Seven Lakes 14 Kingwood 28, Humble 21 Klein Collins 14, Klein Oak 7 Klein Forest 28, Spring 14 Langham Creek 35, Jersey Village 21 Magnolia 34, Conroe Caney Creek 14 Navasota 21, Rockdale 14 Rice Consolidated 35, Wiemar 8 Richmond Foster 10, Bay City 7 Sealy 38, Columbus 7 Smithville 38, La Grange 0 Spring Westfield 37, Tomball 26 Sulphur, La. 42, Houston St. Pius X 23 Tomball Concordia Lutheran 37, Fort Bend Baptist 6 Tomball Rosehill 64, Houston Clear Lake Christian 19 Tulsa Holland Hall 28, Bellaire Episcopal 3 Waller 30, Magnolia West 13 The Woodlands 41, Oak Ridge 7

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Class 5A Alvin 15, Galveston Ball 13 Arlington Bowie 38, Arlington Lamar 22 Arlington Martin 48, Arlington Houston 20 Austin Bowie 56, Austin Akins 0 Austin Westlake 56, Pflugerville Connally 20 Baytown Sterling 17, PA Memorial 10 Beaumont West Brook 20, Baytown Lee 13 Carrollton Creekview 45, Dallas Molina 6 Cedar Park 38, Cedar Park Vista Ridge 21 Colleyville Heritage 45, Hurst Bell 28 Conroe 27, Lufkin 11 Converse Judson 49, CC King 7 Converse Wagner 34, CC Carroll 14 Copperas Cove 52, Belton 26 Dallas Skyline 19, Richardson Berkner 5 Deer Park 35, Pasadena 19 Del Rio 28, Eagle Pass 21 DeSoto 27, Tyler Lee 22 Edinburg 14, Edinburg Economedes 0 EP Montwood 28, EP Coronado 14 EP Socorro 61, EP Eastwood 24 Euless Trinity 49, Keller Central 7 Flower Mound 39, Lewisville 7 Fort Bend Dulles 11, Fort Bend Marshall 9 Galena Park North Shore 38, Channelview 0 Garland 17, Garland Rowlett 10 Garland Naaman Forest 41, North Garland 9 Harlingen 20, PSJA 7 Harlingen South 23, PSJA Memorial 21 Houston Strake Jesuit 20, Alief Taylor 14 Humble 28, Kingwood 21 Irving MacArthur 50, Irving Nimitz 42 Katy 54, Katy Seven Lakes 14 Keller Fossil Ridge 45, Grapevine 13 Killeen Ellison 28, Bryan 9 Killeen Shoemaker 32, A&M Consolidated 24 Klein Collins 14, Klein Oak 7 La Porte 19, Pasadena Dobie 14 Lake Highlands 38, Richardson 7 Lewisville Hebron 30, Coppell 17 Los Fresnos 34, San Benito 0 Lubbock Coronado 52, Amarillo Tascosa 24 McAllen Memorial 29, McAllen Rowe 14 Mesquite Horn 39, North Mesquite 28 Midland 53, Amarillo 49, 2OT Midland Lee 35, San Angelo Central 14 Mission Sharyland 30, Donna 15 N. Richland Hills 53, FW Paschal 3 North Crowley 50, Burleson 21 Odessa 34, Lubbock Monterey 28 Odessa Permian 35, Lubbock 14 Pearland 63, Pasadena Memorial 28 Pflugerville 33, Austin High 16 Plano West 49, Dallas Jesuit 21 Rio Grande City 45, La Joya Palmview 23 Round Rock 14, Leander 7 Round Rock Stony Point 24, Round Rock McNeil 14 SA East Central 49, SA South San 13 SA MacArthur 42, SA Lee 27 SA O'Connor 37, SA Taft 7 SA Southwest 46, Laredo United 27 SA Warren 45, SA Clark 34 South Grand Prairie 21, Irving 7 Southlake Carroll 42, Flower Mound Marcus 35 The Woodlands 41, Conroe Oak Ridge 7 Tyler 17, Mesquite 14, OT Weslaco 49, Brownsville Porter 21 Class 4A Abilene Cooper 54, San Angelo Lake View 14 Aledo 22, Saginaw 7 Alice 35, CC Flour Bluff 21 Amarillo Randall 17, Amarillo Palo Duro 10 Angleton 54, Brazosport 37 Arlington Seguin 21, Crowley 18 Austin LBJ 28, Austin McCallum 21 Beaumont Central 20, Nederland 10 Beeville Jones 38, CC Miller 3 Big Spring 25, Plainview 21 Bowie 48, WF City View 0 Brenham 17, Willis 0 Buda Hays 21, Lockhart 20 Canutillo 19, EP Del Valle 10 Canyon 33, Pampa 28 Carrollton Smith 34, Greenville 14 Castroville Medina Valley 28, Pleasanton 13 CC Ray 47, Rockport-Fulton 13 CC Tuloso-Midway 28, Laredo Cigarroa 19 Clint Horizon 42, San Elizario 33 Crosby 24, Houston North Forest 21 Dallas Carter 44, Dallas South Oak Cliff 21 Dallas Hillcrest 25, Dallas Adams 10 Dallas Kimball 34, Seagoville 28 Dallas Maceo Smith 50, North Dallas 0 Dallas Wilson 55, Dallas Jefferson 0 Dayton 46, Barbers Hill 13 Denison 61, Frisco 0 Dripping Springs 35, Lampasas 14 Dumas 35, Amarillo Caprock 17 Edcouch-Elsa 48, Mission 30 Elgin 52, Kyle Lehman 22 Ennis 36, Corsicana 28 EP Austin 62, EP Jefferson 14 EP Chapin 38, EP Burges 0 EP Irvin 43, El Paso High 24 EP Parkland 47, Cling Mountain View 3 EP Riverside 16, EP Ysleta 14 Everman 56, Stephenville 3 Floresville 34, SA Harlandale 14 Forney 28, West Mesquite 20 Friendswood 61, Pearland Dawson 28 Frisco Centennial 18, Frisco Liberty 7 FW Boswell 48, Azle 15 FW Dunbar 51, FW Southwest 7 FW South Hills 36, FW North Side 29 Galena Park 32, Baytown Goose Creek Memorial 14 Gregory-Portland 28, Port Lavaca Calhoun 14 Hallsville 17, Longview Pine Tree 10 Hewett Midway 55, Midlothian 14 Houston Furr 35, Houston Kashmere 26 Houston Sharpstown 50, Houston Austin 30 Houston Sterling 20, Houston Washington 14 Houston Stratford 28, Houston Northbrook 13 Huntsville 38, Montgomery 6 Hutto 21, Marble Falls 14 Jacksonville 21, Nacogdoches 7 Joshua 31, Mansfield Timberview 28 Kerrville Tivy 40, New Braunfels Canyon 28 Kingsville King 21, Laredo Nixon 18 Lake Dallas 41, Denton Guyer 15 Livingston 50, Little Cypress-Mauriceville 24 Longview 50, Marshall 21 Lumberton 27, Beaumont Ozen 17 Mabank 32, Mesquite Poteet 7 Manor 40, Del Valle 13 Mansfield Legacy 31, Granbury 9 Manvel 19, Santa Fe 14 Mercedes 26, Roma 14 Mission Memorial 49, La Joya Juarez-Lincoln 14 N. 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North Lamar 7 Pearsall 26, Hondo 20 Pecos 54, Fabens 12 Pittsburg 25, New Boston 19 Poteet 34, Luling 0 Prosper 33, Celina 7 Raymondville 21, Zapata 20 Rio Hondo 48, Hidalgo 13 Sanger 16, Gainesville 14 Seminole 42, Midland Greenwood 25 Silsbee 21, Bridge City High School 0 Sinton 34, Robstown 14 Smithville 38, La Grange 0 Splendora 32, Cleveland Tarkington 7 Spring Westfield 37, Tomball 26 Sweetwater 31, Graham 24 Taylor 49, Bryan Rudder 0 Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 28, Mount Vernon 6 Texarkana Pleasant Grove 42, Atlanta 17 Van 21, Mineola 7 Van Alstyne 43, Anna 0 Waco LaVega 42, Waco Connally 10 Yoakum 21, Edna 6 Class 2A Alpine 34, Sonora 0 Altair Rice 35, Weimar 8 Amarillo River Road 28, Amarillo Highland Park 0 Anahuac 47, East Chambers 12 Arp 31, Troup 20 Ballinger 32, Coahoma 7 Bangs 9, Coleman 7 Banquete 38, Skidmore-Tynan 18 Bells 118, Honey Grove 48 Big Sandy 49, Gladewater Sabine 14 Blanco 44, Harper 15 Brady 56, Comanche 21 Buffalo 42, Groveton 13 Bushland 23, Spearman 15 Centerville 26, Trinity 0 Childress 24, Floydada 14 Clyde 20, Cisco 6 Crane 55, Reagan County 0 Crawford 54, Bruceville-Eddy 7 Daingerfield 43, Linden-Kildare 16 DeKalb 20, Bogata Rivercrest 17 Dilley 54, Freer 16 Early 35, San Saba 7 East Bernard 48, Hempstead 28 Eastland 31, Anson 0 Franklin 42, Jewett Leon 6 Friona 56, Dimmitt 19 Gainesville Callisburg 45, Valley View 0 Garrison 24, Elkhart 14 George West 35, Jourdanton 12 Gladewater Union Grove 7, Harleton 0 Grandview 33, Godley 14 Hallettsville 28, Schulenburg 7 Hamilton 22, McGregor 19 Hebbronville 54, Bishop 32 Henrietta 6, Olney 0 Hitchcock 41, Danbury 40 Holliday 28, Nocona 12 Howe 30, Whitewright 20 Jefferson 34, Queen City 0 Karnes City 31, Kenedy 7 Kermit 51, Ozona 0 Kirbyville 54, Hemphill 6 Maypearl 30, Rio Vista 6 Melissa 56, Tom Bean 14 Merkel 39, Hawley 13 Muleshoe 58, Tulia 0 Navarro 23, Poth 19 New Waverly 21, Corrigan-Camden 14 Newton 46, San Augustine 7 Omaha Paul Pewitt 63, Hooks 20 Panhandle 27, Sanford-Fritch 24 Paris Chisum 20, Clarksville 12 Pattonville Prairiland 34, Redwater 14 Pilot Point 57, S&S Consolidated 0 Pottsboro 31, Aubrey 7 Quitman 27, Grand Saline 6 Refugio 42, Odem 6 Rogers 45, Lexington 10 SA Cole 35, Johnson City 14 Salado 22, Lago Vista 0 San Angelo Grape Creek 32, Wall 30 San Diego 19, Riviera Kaufer 0 Santa Rosa 20, Premont 18 Scurry-Rosser 18, Malakoff 14 Shelbyville 29, Woodville 22 Stockdale 62, Nixon-Smiley 34 Taft 27, Bloomington 14 Three Rivers 33, Cotulla 13 Tuscola Jim Ned 31, Colorado City 16 Universal City Randolph 56, SA Brooks 0 Van Vleck 35, Vanderbilt Industrial 21 West Rusk 27, Frankston 10 White Oak 51, Winona 0 Class 1A Albany 70, Baird 0 Alto 60, Malakoff Cross Roads 0 Archer City 33, Seymour 15 Bartlett 35, Holland 6 Benavides 21, Santa Maria 13 Boys Ranch 14, Bovina 13 Brackettville Brackett 12, Medina 0 Bremond 16, Normangee 15 Bronte 21, Winters 13 Burkeville 47, Chester 3 Burton 42, Louise 21 Cayuga 56, Cushing 0 Charlotte 63, Runge 8 Clarendon 62, Quanah 7 Crosbyton 22, Ralls 14 DeLeon 59, Santo 0 Falls City 33, Yorktown 12 Farwell 37, Sudan 8 Flatonia 48, Somerville 30 Goldthwaite 54, Chilton 14 Gorman 42, Ranger 3 Granger 34, Thrall 0 Grapeland 7, Overton 0 Gunter 52, Leonard 0 Hamlin 29, Roby 26 Hawkins 39, Simms Bowie 20 Holland Hall, Okla. 28, Bellaire Episcopal 3 Iola 50, Riesel 22 Iraan 49, McCamey 6 Itasca 34, Dawson 19 Junction 27, Rocksprings 6 La Pryor 42, Nueces Canyon 7 La Villa 56, Agua Dulce 0 Lindsay 38, Era 22 Mart 28, Lovelady 12 Mason 61, Mertzon Irion County 13 Maud 60, Gilmer Union Hill 0 Menard 60, Christoval 14 Meridian 30, Bosqueville 6 Miles 27, Cross Plains 6 Mount Enterprise 41, West Sabine 12 Muenster 34, Blue Ridge 14 Munday 38, Electra 14 Nazareth 21, Vega 7 New Deal 31, Lockney 8 Roscoe 41, Stamford 7 Rotan 27, Haskell 19 Shiner 42, Ganado 21 Stanton 19, Seagraves 13 Stratford 17, Canadian 7 Sundown 55, Forsan 20 Sunray 28, Gruver 12 Tahoka 18, Plains 15 Tenaha 41, Waskom 28 Thorndale 14, Milano 12 Van Horn 26, Marfa 0 Wellington 56, Shamrock 14 West Texas 45, Booker 0 Wheeler 27, Memphis 0 White Deer 34, Claude 0 Windthorst 47, Petrolia 27 Woodsboro 21, Pettus 14 Wortham 18, Frost 7 SIX-MAN Abbott 53, Milford 8 Ackerly Sands 52, Westbrook 0 Avalon 66, Coolidge 0 Blanket 70, Gustine 22 Blum 52, Aquilla 45 Borden County 60, Grandfalls-Royalty 8 Bullard Brook Hill 69, Tyler All Saints 0 Bynum 55, Covington 8 Cherokee 90, Paint Rock 44 Eden 80, Santa Anna 35 Follett 50, Fort Elliott 0 Fort Davis 58, Sterling City 8 Garden City 60, Amarillo Holy Cross 6 Gordon 54, May 24 Groom 86, Samnorwood 50 Hermleigh 82, Novice 32 Jayton 70, Chillicothe 22 Lometa 52, Grand Prairie Advantage 6 Lorenzo 52, New Home 32 Lueders-Avoca 59, Haskell Paint Creek 13 Moran 73, Trent 26 Morgan 64, Oglesby 14 O'Donnell 32, Lenorah Grady 27 Paducah 72, Knox City 22 Penelope 63, Apple Springs 18 Petersburg 49, Hart 0 Rankin 56, Water Valley 6 Richland Springs 56, Robert Lee 6 Ropesville 66, Meadow 56 Roscoe Highland 52, Blackwell 6 Rule 59, Bryson 34 Sidney 48, Cranfills Gap 0 Sierra Blanca 96, Dell City 49 Silverton 54, Amherst 6 Spur 52, Aspermont 43 Strawn 62, Rising Star 8 Throckmorton 83, Newcastle 36 Turkey Valley 45, McLean 0 Veribest 78, Rochelle 28 Vernon Northside 79, Crowell 34 Walnut Springs 72, Leverett's Chapel 66 Zephyr 47, Lohn 0 OTHER SCHOOLS Addison Trinity 52, Dallas Bishop Dunne 14 Amarillo Heritage Classical 66, Roy, N.M. 27 Argyle Liberty Christian 41, FW Christian 14 Arlington Pantego Christian 41, Colleyville Covenant 14 Austin Hill Country 84, Marble Falls Faith 68 Austin St. Andrew's 40, FW Country Day 35 Austin St. Stephen's 26, Dallas Episcopal 21 Azle Christian School 62, Weatherford 14 Beaumont Kelly 34, Houston St. Thomas 20 Brenham Christian 48, Alvin Loving Stones 0 Bryan Allen Academy 59, Temple Holy Trinity 27 Bryan Christian Homeschool 42, Austin Christian Homeschool 28 Bulverde Bracken 70, Seguin Lifegate 6 Carrollton Christian 58, Carrollton Prince of Peace 13 Cedar Hill Trinity 66, Plano Prestonwood 44 Central Texas Christian 69, Cedar Park Summit 24 Dallas Christian 59, Tyler Grace Community 16 Dallas Lutheran 62, Flower Mound Coram Deo 0 Dallas Parish Episcopal 44, Tyler Gorman 27 Dallas Winston 47, Bowie Gold-Burg 42 EP Cathedral 21, Deming, N.M. 19 Frisco Legacy 56, Irving The Highlands 20 FW All Saints 49, Arlington Oakridge 14 FW Calvary 58, Carrollton American Heritage 27 FW Nolan 34, Gainesville State School 0 FW Southwest Christian 35, FW Temple 6 FW Trinity Valley 28, Irving Cistercian 14 Hallettsville Sacred Heart 43, Shiner St. Paul 41, OT Houston Kinkaid 42, Dallas Greenhill 41 Houston Lutheran North 41, Houston Westbury Christian 13 Katy Faith West 14, Lake Jackson Brazosport 7 Midland Christian 42, Arlington Grace 19 Midland Trinity 78, EP Immanuel 47 Muenster Sacred Heart 34, Amarillo San Jacinto 0 Richardson Canyon 41, Rockwall Christian 21 Rockwall Heritage 68, Dallas Lakehill 24 SA Christian 41, SA Texas Military 12 SA Cornerstone 55, Bryan St. Joseph's 21 SA Holy Cross 23, SA Antonian 16 Tomball Concordia 37, Sugar Land Fort Bend 6 Tomball Rosehill 64, Houston Clear Lake Christian 19 Waxahachie Eagle Advantage 56, Granbury Happy Hill 6 WF Notre Dame 48, Byers 0 Arlington High School 55, Mansfield Summit 26 Cypress Woods 48, Cypress Springs 14 Houston Aldine 14, Humble Atascocita 10 Sulphur, La. 42, Houston St. Pius X 23 Valera Panther Creek 66, Brookesmith 20

Congrats Lumberton!

Yes Livingston will move up!!

Congrats Lions!

Memorial may not make the playoffs.

Congrats Rangers!!

Texas city Wins!!!

Congrats!

WO-S couldn't just lay down on the field!!! They have no backups.

Congrats!!

Congrats!

Congrats!!

Going to be close race!

Congrats Lions!!

34-20 Kelly wins!