Dylan Beck

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.

On November 22, 2024, at McKinney ISD Stadium, the Allen Eagles faced the Richardson Eagles in a game that began with fireworks. Richardson stunned the crowd by returning the opening kickoff for a touchdown, seizing an early 7-0 lead and energizing their sideline. However, the celebration was short-lived. On the ensuing kickoff, Allen responded in dramatic fashion, returning the ball for a touchdown of their own to tie the game and swiftly shift the momentum back in their favor.

In a thrilling playoff matchup, the Allen Eagles narrowly defeated the Trinity Trojans 22-21 in a game that went down to the wire. The contest, held earlier this week, was marked by intense defensive battles, strategic offensive execution, and a dramatic finish that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

In a pivotal playoff showdown, Allen faced off against North Crowley in a contest that showcased the latter’s dominance on both sides of the ball. From the opening kickoff, North Crowley set the tone with a methodical offensive attack, consistently moving the chains with precision. Their balanced approach kept Allen’s defense on its heels, blending quick passes and hard-nosed rushing to maintain control of the clock.

The semifinal clash between top-ranked Gordon and second-ranked Abbott was a showcase of six-man football at its finest, with Gordon delivering a dominant performance to secure their spot in the championship game. From the outset, Gordon established control with a relentless offensive attack, capitalizing on their speed and execution to build an early lead. Abbott responded with determined drives, utilizing their balanced game plan to keep the score within reach in the first quarter.

The playoff battle between Oakwood and Oglesby was a tightly contested six-man football game that kept the stakes high from start to finish. Both teams showcased exceptional offensive prowess, exchanging touchdowns throughout the game in a display of skill and determination.

Jayton and Klondike clashed in a high-energy six-man football playoff game that highlighted offensive explosiveness and relentless pace. From the opening whistle, Jayton asserted its dominance with a high-powered attack, rapidly piling up points through precision execution and creative play-calling. Klondike responded with its own firepower, trading scores early in the first half to keep the contest competitive.

The playoff matchup between Whiteface and Water Valley delivered an electrifying display of six-man football, with both teams lighting up the scoreboard in a high-energy contest.