Texas H.S. Football Regional Final Playoff Schedule:

Class 6-A, Division I:

Region I:

Southlake Carroll 47 Allen 21

Region II:

Duncanville 38 DeSoto 20

Region III:

Galena Park North Shore 44 Humble Atascocita 20

Region IV:

Lake Travis 42 San Antonio Brennan 17

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Class 6-A, Division I:

Region I:

Allen 59 Euless Trinity 21

Southlake Carroll 52 Lewisville 0

Region II:

Duncanville 42 Spring 7

DeSoto 34 Spring Westfield 17

Region III:

Galena Park North Shore 26 Katy Tompkins 20

Humble Atascocita 24 Fort Bend Ridge Point 21

Region IV:

San Antonio Brennan 59 Austin Bowie 36

Lake Travis 35 Laredo United South 19

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Texas H.S. Football Area Playoff Schedule

Area Round:

Class 6-A, Division I:

Region I:

Euless-Trinity 28 Odessa Permian 17

Southlake Carroll 42 Midland Legacy 7

Lewisville 35 Arlington Martin 18

Allen 49 Lake Highlands 24

Region II:

Duncanville 52 Mesquite 2

Spring 56 Klein Cain 53

DeSoto 49 Rockwall 28

Spring Westfield 34 Klein Oak 14

Region III:

Katy Tompkins 42 Jersey Village 14

Galena Park North Shore 41 Clear Springs 13

Fort Bend Ridge Point 41 Cypress-Fairbanks 20

Humble Atascocita 22 Dickinson 21

Region IV:

Austin Bowie 28 Smithson Valley 21

San Antonio Brennan (11-0) vs Los Fresnos (7-3), Saturday, 2:00pm, Farris Stadium, San Antonio

Lake Travis 56 San Antonio East Central 14

Laredo United South 24 Harlingen 7

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East Texas:

Offense:

Rickey Stewart, RB, Chapel Hill, 21-carries for 201-yards, 2-TD's, W/Kilgore 41-35 (2-OT).

Defense:

Keviyan Huddleston, DE, Chapel Hil, 4-Tackes, 3-Sacks, 1-CF, W/Kilgore 41-35 (2-OT).

Special Teams:

Bryan Patlan, K, Diboll, 4-5 XP's, 1-FG (28) the game winner with :13-seconds remaining, W/Academy 37-34.

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Central Texas:

Offense:

Desmond Woodson, QB, Marlin, 25-31 passing for 471-yards, 6-TD's, 5-carries for 65-yards, W/Tolar 52-36.

Defense:

Jaden Anderson, DE, West, 13-Tackles, 3-TFL, 1-QBP, 2-Sack, W/Malakoff 14-12.

Special Teams:

Thomas Barr, K, China Spring, 3-3 XP's, 2-FG's (33, 25), W/Carthage 27-17.

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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.