Texas H.S. Football Semifinals:

Class 6-A, Division I:

Duncanville 56 Rockwall 14

North Shore 49 Lake Travis 38

Class 6-A, Division II:

Denton Guyer 35 Spring Westfield 17

Austin Westlake 63 Katy Taylor 3

Class 5-A, Division I:

Denton Ryan 35 Frisco Lone Star 7

Shadow Creek 45 San Antonio Wagner 21

Class 5-A, Division II:

Aledo 28 Luboock Cooper 21

Fort Bend Marshall 55 Boerne Champion 21

Class 4-A, Division I:

La Vega 27 Springtown 14

Carthage 49 Lampasas 42

Class 4-A, Division II:

Pleasant Grove 48 Midland Greenwood 20

Wimberley 56 Silsbee 43

Class 3-A, Division II:

Pottsboro 36 Brock 35

Grandview 41 Columbus 21

Class 3-A, Division II:

Gunter 27 Canadian 20

Paul Pewitt 24 East Bernard 18

Class 2-A, Division I:

Post 35 Valley View 7

Refugio 29 San Augustine 21

Class 2-A, Division II:

Hamlin 56 Stratford 23

Mart 28 Falls City 8

Class 1-A, Division I (Six-Man):

Championship Game:

(13-1) McLean vs. (12-2) Blum, Wednesday, December 18th, AT&T Stadium, Arlington

Class 1-A, Division II (Six-Man):

(11-3) Motley County vs. (13-0) Richland Springs, Wednesday, December 18th, AT&T Stadium, Arlington



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2019 Composite H.S. Football "Players of the Week" in East and Central Texas.

2019 Week 5 Texas H.S. Football Schedule:

Week 5: (September 26th-September 28th)

Class 6-A:

District 11-6A:

27-Sep Longview vs *Rockwall
27-Sep Mesquite at *Mesquite Horn
27-Sep North Mesquite Open
27-Sep Rockwall-Heath vs *Tyler Lee

District 12-6A:

26-Sep Belton at *Shoemaker
27-Sep Copperas Cove vs *Ellison
27-Sep Midway vs *Waco High
27-Sep Killeen at *Harker Heights
27-Sep Temple Open



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2019 Week 2 H.S. Football Schedule:
(September 3rd-September 5th):

Class 6-A:

District 11-6A:

Longview vs Marshall
Mesquite at Grand Prairie (Thursday)
Mesquite Horn vs Highland Park
North Mesquite vs Lakeview Centennial
Rockwall at Garland Rowlett
Rockwall-Heath vs Wylie
Tyler Lee vs John Tyler (Saturday)

District 12-6A:

6-Sep Belton vs Round Rock
6-Sep Copperas Cove vs Manor
6-Sep Waco Midway vs Mansfield Lake Ridge
5-Sep Killeen at Cedar Park Vista Ridge
5-Sep Ellison vs Austin Vandegrift
6-Sep Harker Heights vs Round Rock Stony Point
6-Sep Shoemaker at Midlothian
6-Sep Temple vs UANL Monterrey, MX
6-Sep Waco High vs Georgetown


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Behind three touchdowns from Lamar commit Major Bowden, #5 China Spring (16-0) clinched the UIL 4A DII State Championship in a 31-7 route of #2 Gilmer (14-2) at AT&T Stadium on Friday. The Cougars didn’t commit one penalty throughout the game, while their defense held a Gilmer offense averaging 46.5PPG to just one score.

Behind a valiant defensive performance, the #5 Lorena Leopards (14-2) defeated #2 Brock (15-1) 35-18 at AT&T Stadium on Thursday afternoon to claim the 3A DI State Championship. Despite not having star running back Reed Michna available, the Leopards dominated Brock from the opening kick.

Behind an impressive performance from the Rigdon brothers #1 Strawn (15-0) defeated #2 Motley County (14-1) 73-28 to claim the 1A DII State Championship. Freshman Grayson Rigdon put on a show, as he accounts for 426 total yards and 8TDs while earning the Offensive MVP Award.

After dropping four games early in the season, the Westbrook Wildcats became the first program since Cameron in 2014 to win a state championship with four losses.

For most high school football programs across the state of Texas, playing after Thanksgiving is a great accomplishment, but for some, it’s expected. Mart is one of those programs that is expected to play for a state championship year in and year out.