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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.

Waxahachie made a statement Friday night with a commanding 44-7 victory over Midway in the Class 6A Division I bi-district playoffs. The Indians struck quickly, capitalizing on early mistakes by Midway to jump to a 27-0 halftime lead. Sophomore quarterback Jerry Meyer III led the charge with three passing touchdowns, while Kohen Brown added two scores, cementing Waxahachie’s control from start to finish.

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North Crowley powered past Byron Nelson in the Class 6A Division I bi-district playoffs, clinching a 56-21 victory. Despite being tied 21-21 at halftime, the Panthers dominated the second half with five unanswered touchdowns. Their balanced offense and tight defensive adjustments proved too much for Byron Nelson to handle.

Coppell kicked off the Class 6A playoffs with a hard-fought 35-27 victory over Prosper on Friday night at Buddy Echols Field. The Cowboys, now 11-0, overcame a sluggish first half and leaned on a dominant third-quarter performance to secure their place in the next playoff round. Prosper brought an early challenge, leading 21-7 at halftime, but Coppell’s resilience and explosive offense turned the tide.

The A&M Consolidated Tigers got past Galveston Ball Tornadoes at Legacy Stadium in Katy, with a 10-3 victory in the area round of the playoffs. The game was a defensive battle, with both teams struggling to find the end zone. A&M Consolidated’s defense was particularly effective, limiting Ball to a field goal. The Tigers’ offense managed a crucial rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter, securing their advancement to the regional semifinals. They are set to face the winner of the Barbers Hill vs. La Porte matchup in the next round.

Duncanville showcased their championship pedigree with a commanding 56-14 victory over Rockwall in the Texas 6A Division I Area round on Friday night. The Panthers, entering the game undefeated, wasted no time asserting dominance, scoring four touchdowns in the first quarter alone to jump out to a 28-0 lead.