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The Jasper Bulldogs needed to win their final regular season game of the season to ensure a spot in the Texas UIL State Football Playoffs and the outcome of the
The Texas High School Football regular season has come to a close. Many teams will continue for at least a week as they will play in the Bi-District round of the playoffs, but many teams will put away their equipment until next August.
The Jasper Bulldogs entered the UIL High School football playoffs after a week 11 victory over Tarkington, but the Dawgs were the #4 seed from District 9 which meant that
Six Southeast Texas teams played in the Area Round or the 2nd round. Teams that win are 1/3 of their way to a state championship while the losers seasons are finished. Of the six teams four are playing on to Round 3 the Regional semi-final round with two of the four playing for a rematch from district play.
When the 2024 high school football season began back in August, Newton fans were unaccustomed to their Eagles losing, but after facing adversity in their first three games the Eagles have been unstoppable. The Eagles traveled to Henderson on Friday night to face the Edgewood Bulldogs in the Area Round of the playoffs. Once the Eagles took the lead they never looked back as they destroyed the Bulldogs 84 to 42 to advance to the regional semi final round of the playoffs.
The Dam B and Spurger Volunteer Fire Departments were called out to a brush fire on Farm to Market Road 92 near the dam at about 9:00 Saturday night.
The annual Christmas in Tyler County was a tremendous success as people from all over Tyler County and beyond descended on the Courthouse lawn and nearby streets for ring in
While every Jasper Bulldog football fan wishes, the football team was still playing in the UIL playoffs the season did end about a month ago. However, the team's exit from
The Woodville Eagles could not complete their Cinderella run to a championship as they lost in the State Championship game to the Gunter Tigers 28 to 0 on Tuesday. The Eagles concluded their season with a record of 13 wins and 3 losses and advancing to their first football championship game in school history. The citizens of Woodville were completely wrapped up in the team and they lined the streets for the team's departure on Wednesday morning. Gunter, who claimed their 3rd consecutive championship before a reported 9531screeming fans at AT&T Stadium in Arlington was complementary of the Eagles who gave the Tigers quite a fight in the first half of the game.
The Brookeland Wildcats and the Spurger Pirates both entered Tuesday night’s game with undefeated records of 4 and 0. The winner would have the inside track to the lead in
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