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The Midland Bulldogs extended their home winning streak to four games, defeating San Angelo Central 56-47 in an explosive matchup at Astound Broadband Stadium. Senior running back Elijah McCoy put on a record-breaking performance, rushing for 348 yards and scoring seven touchdowns on 34 carries. McCoy, a UTEP commit, led the Bulldogs’ dominant ground game, which racked up 604 total rushing yards, supported by strong efforts from Stroman Bridges (142 yards) and Anthony Kolb (108 yards).

The Wall Hawks claimed their seventh straight victory, dominating Grape Creek 58-6. With 293 passing yards and 215 rushing yards, Wall improved to 8-1.

Three Texas HS stars—Jeanty, Klubnik, and Ward—lead the Heisman race, excelling at Boise State, Clemson, and Miami. Their stats and wins bolster their cases

Lewisville’s defense delivered a standout performance in a 27-17 victory over Denton Guyer, securing the Fighting Farmers the No. 2 seed in District 5-6A. They effectively contained Guyer’s four-star quarterback, Kevin Sperry, and forced two key turnovers early in the game. Defensive tackle Xavier Fleming intercepted a pass and returned it for a touchdown, setting […]

Stephenville ISD announced Friday that its new high school stadium will be named after Art Briles, a decision honoring the former head coach who led the Stephenville Yellow Jackets to four state championships from 1988 to 1999. The dedication took place during the final game at Tarleton Memorial Stadium, as Stephenville’s community gathered to commemorate both Briles’ legacy and the team’s 1994 state championship players. The field will be named after another influential coach, Mike Copeland, who has contributed to Stephenville athletics for nearly five decades.

The Bridgeland Bears secured the District 16-6A championship with a dramatic 28-24 win over Cypress Woods at Cy-Fair FCU Stadium. Senior quarterback Jett Lewis played a pivotal role, leading three scoring drives, including a clutch 25-yard touchdown pass to Kash Schwab with 1:20 remaining to seal the victory. Lewis showcased his versatility, throwing for 130 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for a team-high 44 yards on eight carries. His ability to convert crucial third downs kept Bridgeland’s offense moving when it mattered most.

In a high-profile showdown on Friday, the North Shore Mustangs (10-0) extended their undefeated season with a dominant 35-10 victory over the Summer Creek Bulldogs (8-2). Ranked sixth nationally by MaxPreps, North Shore showcased its defensive and offensive prowess to halt the Bulldogs, who had scored at least 31 points in their nine prior games.

On a chilly November evening, the Wylie Bulldogs closed out their regular season with a 28-17 victory over Plainview, securing the District 2-5A Division II title outright. Wylie’s offense struck early, as senior wide receiver Hunter Hood scored on a wildcat rushing touchdown late in the first quarter, giving his team a 7-0 lead. Moments later, Jaegan Smith extended the lead to 14-0 with a 50-yard slip screen touchdown.

The Bryan Vikings closed their season with a dominant 53-28 victory over Killeen on Thursday night at Leo Buckley Stadium. Quarterback Boone Turner led the charge, throwing for 365 yards and six touchdowns, including three to standout receiver Terrence Lewis, who caught eight passes for 232 yards. Running back Titus Runnels complemented the aerial attack with 183 rushing yards and a touchdown.

After 42 years of coaching, including stints at the high school and collegiate levels, Grapevine head football coach Bob DeBesse has announced his retirement. DeBesse, who led the Mustangs for two seasons, informed administration, staff, and players of his decision on Nov. 11.