Dylan Beck

In a thrilling game, Lubbock Cooper narrowly fell to Wichita Falls Memorial, with a final score of 44-43. The game featured a back-and-forth battle, showcasing strong offensive displays from both teams. Lubbock Cooper started strong, leveraging a dynamic offensive strategy that allowed them to establish an early lead.

Abilene Wylie dominated Lubbock Cooper 22-6, showcasing a disciplined offense and relentless defense to secure a key win as they push further into the season.

Monterey's balanced offense and tough defense led to a 31-17 win over Abilene, showcasing their playoff potential as they prepare for their final district game.

The Wolfforth Frenship Tigers clinched a share of the District 2-6A title with a powerful 44-27 victory over the Permian Panthers on Friday night at Ratliff Stadium. Frenship improved to 8-1 overall and remained unbeaten in district play, while Permian dropped to 7-2 and faced back-to-back district losses for the first time since 2016.

The Frenship Tigers secured a dramatic 51-44 victory over San Angelo Central in their regular season finale, finishing with an undefeated district record of 5-0. The game began with Frenship dominating early, taking advantage of excellent field position set up by their defense and special teams. The Tigers scored three unanswered touchdowns in the first quarter, building a 21-0 lead. San Angelo Central responded on the first play of the second quarter, cutting the deficit to 14, but Frenship quickly answered, making it 28-7. The Bobcats fought back before halftime with a touchdown and two-point conversion, narrowing the score to 28-15.

The Abilene Cooper Cougars secured their 18th consecutive playoff appearance with a commanding 44-27 victory over Amarillo Palo Duro on Friday night at Shotwell Stadium. In a high-stakes game that determined the final postseason spot, the Cougars came out strong, dominating with a balanced offensive attack and timely defensive stops.

Allen cruised to a resounding 48-7 victory over Plano East on Friday night in a dominant display of power and precision. The Eagles set the tone from the opening kickoff, controlling both sides of the ball with impressive execution. Offensively, Allen was nearly unstoppable, stringing together methodical drives and excelling on both the ground and through the air. The offensive line provided strong protection, allowing their quarterback to make big plays downfield.

In a high-scoring playoff clash, Frenship overwhelmed Montwood, cruising to a 77-21 victory. The Tigers displayed a balanced attack, scoring effortlessly on both the ground and through the air. By halftime, Frenship had built an insurmountable lead, leaving Montwood struggling to stay competitive.

In a playoff defensive showdown, Allen secured a 17-3 victory over Lewisville. Both teams struggled offensively, but Allen’s defense dominated from the start, forcing turnovers and stifling Lewisville’s attempts to establish momentum. The Eagles set the tone early, keeping Lewisville out of the end zone and limiting them to just a field goal.