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2017 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

SCOREBOARD - WEEK 9

 

Thursday, October 26, 2017

21-6A

Sheldon C.E. King 56 Goose Creek Memorial 14, F

21-5A

Dayton 7, Kingwood Park 26, F

22-5A

Port Neches-Groves 62, Beaumont Central 27, F

 

Friday, October 27, 2017

12-6A

Conroe 0, The Woodlands 42, F

Conroe Oak Ridge 7, Lufkin 34, F

21-6A

Atascocita 45, Baytown Sterling 7, F

Channelview 7, Galena Park North Shore 56, F

Kingwood 7, Humble Summer Creek 34, F

21-5A

Humble 13, Porter 28, F

New Caney 21, Barbers Hill 49, F

Splendora 20, Crosby 38, F

22-5A

Lumberton 33, Beaumont Ozen 0, F

Vidor 58, Livingston 14, F

10-4A-I

Bridge City 15, Silsbee 40, F

Huffman Hargrave 27, Little Cypress-Mauriceville 20, F/OT

Navasota 24, Cleveland 0, F

8-4A-II

Huntington 6, Rusk 54, F

Jasper 47, Tatum 7, F

11-4A-II

Bellville 63, Tarkington 0, F

Brookshire Royal 0, Madisonville 58, F

12-4A-II

Liberty 52, Hardin-Jefferson 38, F

Orangefield 38, Hamshire-Fannett 32, F

11-3A-I

Buna 14, Coldspring-Oakhurst 18, F

Kountze 36, Woodville 48, F

Trinity 34, Warren 12, F

12-3A-I

Hardin 0, Hitchcock 60, F

Hempstead 28, Anahuac 22, F

La Marque 7, East Chambers 28, F

10-3A-II

Crockett 51, Frankston 0, F

Hemphill 12, Garrison 55, F

Newton 52, Corrigan-Camden 0, F

11-2A-I

Price Carlisle 23, Joaquin 26, F

San Augustine 51, Alto 35, F

Shelbyville 41, Cushing 6, F

12-2A-I

Lovelady 34, Centerville 14, F

West Hardin 18, Deweyville 55, F

West Sabine 14, Groveton 53, F

12-2A-II

Evadale 61, Colmesneil 12, F

Hull-Daisetta 54, Sabine Pass 0, F

Iola 57, Burkeville 0, F

16-1A-I

Apple Springs 6, Gilmer Union Hill 56, F

High Island 65, Chester 0, F

TAPPS 3-I

Beaumont Kelly Catholic 0, Houston St. Thomas Catholic 41, H

Houston St. Pius X 53, Tomball Concordia Lutheran 42, F

TAPPS 6-III

Houston Northland Christian 25, Beaumont Legacy Christian 41, F

League City Bay Area Christian 7, Magnolia Legacy Prep 34, F

Pasadena First Baptist 26, Houston Lutheran North 14, F

The Woodlands Christian 7, Cypress Christian 48, F

Tomball Rosehill Christian 21, Sugar Land Logos Prep 12, F

TAPPS 6man 6-II

Alvin Living Stones 0, Orange Community Christian 0, 1st

Baytown Christian 30, Lake Jackson Brazosport Christian 70, F

Conroe Covenant Christian 47, Bryan Allen 14, F

 

Saturday, October 28, 2017

12-6A

Montgomery 42, The Woodlands College Park 14, F

22-5A

Port Arthur Memorial 59, Baytown Lee 0, F

Private 6man

Fort Bend Chargers 60, Crosby Victory and Praise 38, F

 

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