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By: Ryan Chadwick
ARLINGTON, TX — The Columbus Cardinals battled the defending 3A Division I Champion Malakoff Tigers on Thursday, December 19, for a 2024 State Championship. Ex-Benjamin Mustang Grayson Rigdon and the rest of the Columbus offense scored early and often to win in dominant fashion, 48-14.
By: Ryan Chadwick
ARLINGTON, TX — The Carthage Bulldogs squared off against the Waco La Vega Pirates on Friday, December 20, for the 4A Division II State Championship. After a back-and-forth first half, Carthage held a slight 14-7 advantage over La Vega with two quarters left to play.
By: Ryan Chadwick
ARLINGTON, TX — The Carthage Bulldogs squared off against the Waco La Vega Pirates on Friday, December 20, for the 4A Division II State Championship. After a back-and-forth first half, Carthage held a slight 14-7 advantage over La Vega with two quarters left to play.
ARLINGTON, TX — The afternoon game on Day 3 at the 2024 Texas High School Football State Championships featured the Celina Bobcats (15-0) and Kilgore Bulldogs (13-2) battling it out for a 4A Division I Championship. The Bobcats are a storied program with 12 state championship appearances, while Kilgore made its 3rd appearance on Friday.
ARLINGTON, TX — The afternoon game on Day 3 at the 2024 Texas High School Football State Championships featured the Celina Bobcats (15-0) and Kilgore Bulldogs (13-2) battling it out for a 4A Division I Championship. The Bobcats are a storied program with 12 state championship appearances, while Kilgore made its 3rd appearance on Friday.
By: Ryan Chadwick
ARLINGTON, TX — The 5A Division I Championship featured Dallas Highland Park (14-1) and Comal Smithson Valley (13-2) at the 2024 Texas High School State Championships in Arlington. An action-packed first half left Smithson Valley with a 3-point, 23-20 lead as both teams fought to bring home the title.
ARLINGTON, TX — The 5A Division I Championship featured Dallas Highland Park (14-1) and Comal Smithson Valley (13-2) at the 2024 Texas High School State Championships in Arlington. An action-packed first half left Smithson Valley with a 3-point, 23-20 lead as both teams fought to bring home the title.
By: Ryan Chadwick
ARLINGTON, TX — After a long week of football, the 6A State Finals are finally here. In the first 6A matchup, the Southlake Carroll Dragons took on the Austin Vandergrift Vipers for the 6A Division II Championship.
By: Ryan Chadwick
ARLINGTON, TX — After a long week of football, the 6A State Finals are finally here. In the first 6A matchup, the Southlake Carroll Dragons took on the Austin Vandegrift Vipers for the 6A Division II Championship.
ARLINGTON, TX — North Crowley proved to everyone across the state on Saturday night that they truly were the baddest team in 6A after the Panthers dismantled Austin Westlake in the 6A Division I Championship. North Crowley led from start to finish as they claimed the state title 50-21.
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