2019 Week 1 H.S. Football Schedule

Week 1: (August 29th-August 31st)

Class 6-A:

District 11-6A:

Longview at Lufkin
Mesquite vs Lake Highlands
Mesquite Horn at John Tyler
North Mesquite at Arlington Sam Houston
Rockwall vs Highland Park
Rockwall-Heath vs Keller Timber Creek
Tyler Lee at Marshall

District 12-6A:

Belton at Austin Westlake
Copperas Cove vs Burleson
Midway at Euless Trinity
Killeen vs Round Rock Stony Point
Ellison at A&M Consolidated
Harker Heights at Round Rock
Shoemaker vs San Angelo Central
Temple at RR Cedar Ridge
Waco at University

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CONFERENCE 6A:

District 11:
Longview
Mesquite
Mesquite Horn
North Mesquite
Rockwall
Rockwall-Heath
Tyler
Tyler Lee

District 12:
Beaumont West Brook
Conroe
Conroe Oak Ridge
Conroe The Woodlands
Conroe Woodlands
College Park
Lufkin
Montgomery

CONFERENCE 5A:

District 16:
Greenville
Hallsville
Longview Pine Tree
Marshall
Mount Pleasant
Sulphur Springs
Texarkana Texas

District 17:
Corsicana
Ennis
Jacksonville
Lindale
Nacogdoches
Whitehouse

CONFERENCE 4A DIVISON 1:

District 7:
Anna
Paris
Paris North Lamar
Princeton
Quinlan Ford
Texarkana Liberty-Eylau

District 8:
Athens
Brownsboro
Crandall
Kaufman
Mabank
Terrell
Van

District 9:
Bullard
Carthage
Center
Henderson
Kilgore
Palestine
Tyler Chapel Hill

District 10:
Bridge City
Cleveland
Huffman Hargrave
Livingston
Navasota
Orange Little CypressMauriceville
Silsbee

CONFERENCE 4A DIVISON 2:
District 5:
Aubrey
Bonham
Caddo Mills
Celina
Melissa
Nevada Community

District 6:
Canton
Dallas Lincoln
Dallas Roosevelt
Emory Rains
Ferris
Wills Point

District 7:
Atlanta
Gilmer
Gladewater
Longview Spring Hill
Pittsburg
Texarkana Pleasant Grove

District 8:
Diboll
Huntington
Jasper
Rusk
Tatum

District 11:
Bellville
Cleveland Tarkington
Madisonville
Royal
Shepherd

CONFERENCE 3A DIVISON 1:

District 5:
Callisburg
Howe
Pilot Point
Pottsboro
Van Alstyne
Whitesboro

District 7:
Commerce
Farmersville
Grand Saline
Mineola
Mount Vernon
Quitman
Winnsboro

District 8:
Gladewater Sabine
Hughes Springs
Jefferson
New Boston
Redwater
White Oak

District 11:
Buna
Coldspring-Oakhurst
Kirbyville
Kountze
Trinity
Warren
Woodville

CONFERENCE 3A DIVISON 2:

District 6:
Cooper
Gunter
Leonard
Paris Chisum
Pattonville Prairiland
Sadler S & S Cons.
Whitewright

District 7:
Daingerfield
De Kalb
Diana New Diana
Hooks
Omaha Pewitt
Ore City
Queen City

District 8:
Alba-Golden
Big Sandy Harmony
Como-Pickton
Edgewood
Lone Oak
Winona

District 9:
Arp
Beckville
Elysian Fields
Harleton
New London West Rusk
Troup
Waskom

District 10:
Corrigan-Camden
Crockett
Frankston
Garrison
Hemphill
Newton

CONFERENCE 2A DIVISON 1:

District 6:
Bells
Blue Ridge
Celeste
Collinsville
Tom Bean
Trenton
Valley View

District 9:
Bogata Rivercrest
Honey Grove
Linden-Kildare
Quinlan Boles
Simms Bowie
Wolfe City

District 10:
Big Sandy
Cayuga
Gladewater Union
Grove
Hawkins
Kerens
Malakoff Cross Roads

District 11:
Alto
Cushing
Joaquin
Price Carlisle
San Augustine
Shelbyville

CONFERENCE 2A DIVISON 2:

District 6:
Albany
Baird
Bronte
Cross Plains
Miles
Winters

District 8:
Era
Lindsay
Muenster
Perrin-Whitt
Ranger
Santo

District 9:
Clarksville
Cumby
Dallas Gateway
Detroit
Maud


District 11:
Grapeland
Mount Enterprise
Overton
Tenaha
Timpson
Wortham

District 12:
Burkeville
Colmesneil
Evadale
Hull-Daisetta
Iola
Sabine Pass

CONFERENCE 1A DIVISON 1:

District 15:
Fruitvale
Irving Univrsl Acad
Ladonia Fannindel
Savoy
Tioga

District 16:
Chester
Gilmer Union Hill
High Island
Laird Hill Leveretts
Chapel

CONFERENCE 1A DIVISON 2:

District 15:
Apple Springs
Milford
Mount Calm
Oakwood
Trinidad

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2018 Class 6-A H.S. Football Schedule
Week 7: (October 11th-October 13th):

Class 6-A:

District 11-6A:

12-Oct Longview vs *Mesquite Horn 7:30 PM
12-Oct Mesquite vs *North Mesquite 7:30 PM
12-Oct Rockwall vs *Rockwall-Heath 7:30 PM
12-Oct Tyler Lee Open

District 12-6A:

12-Oct Belton Open
12-Oct Copperas Cove at *Hewitt Midway 7:30 PM
11-Oct Killeen vs *Temple 7:00 PM
12-Oct Killeen Ellison vs *Killeen Shoemaker 7:30 PM
12-Oct Killeen Harker Heights at *Waco 7:30 PM

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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.