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Devine's Sadler breaks state scoring record Sports Illustrated Share    
Thirty-five years after scoring his last touchdown for Sugar Land, running back Ken Hall swept into the heart of a teenager 220 miles away. Justin Sadler of Devine doesn't remember where he first read of Hall's exploits but recalls the awe and wonderment he felt upon staring at Hall's accomplishments from 1950-1953: 11,232 career rushing yards, 4,045 single-season rushing yards (1953) and 899 career points. More
Football Academic All-State nominations Pressbox Services Share
ATTENTION! Football coaches — Your nomination deadline is Dec. 1. Don’t miss the opportunity to nominate your players for Academic All-State. The THSCA recognizes and awards athletes for outstanding academic achievement. All of your nominations must be made through Pressbox, so if you coach a player that meets the necessary criteria, nominate him/her for Academic All-State. More Harlingen breaks Rio Grande Valley losing streak San Antonio Express-News Share
After 12 years without a team from the Rio Grande Valley advancing past the third round of the Class 5A playoffs, Harlingen broke through. The Cardinals ended the streak with a 53-28 victory against San Antonio Warren in a dominating defensive performance that included six interceptions — four returned for touchdowns. More La Porte uses stout defense to knock off No. 1 Katy Houston Chronicle Share
La Porte coach Jeff LaReau knows his team has a good defense. And after that Bulldogs defense led the team to a 9-7 upset of state No. 1 Katy, so does everyone else. With the win, La Porte (12-1) advances to the Class 5A Division II Region III championship, where it will face district foe Port Arthur Memorial. More
Hudl for iPhone is here! Hudl Share
The Hudl iPhone App is live! Just go to the app store and download it for free. You'll be able to access the games you've published to your Hudl library, filter down to specific plays and see the Dashboard on your iPhone and iPod Touch. The app was made for athletes and coaches to get access to video quickly whether you're between classes or on the bus. More Arlington Martin stuns Euless Trinity Fort Worth Star-Telegram Share
There's nothing in sports like beating your nemesis to exact a measure of revenge. Arlington Martin knocked off Euless Trinity 19-7 on a cold and windy afternoon after being unceremoniously bounced from the playoffs in four of the past five seasons by the Trojans. "It's the biggest win for the school ever," Martin coach Bob Wager said. More Aledo-Stephenville a classic rematch Fort Worth Star-Telegram Share
It's fitting that Aledo and Stephenville will battle it out for a shot at the state semifinals after treating football fans to an instant classic to kick off the 2011 season. Stephenville won the Aug. 26 game, 48-47, after holding Johnathan Gray short of the end zone on a two-point conversion try. The game featured 974 yards in combined offense, led by Gray's 222 rushing yards and four touchdowns. More
Three-time defending champ Carthage bows out to Argyle Longview News-Journal Share
Argyle survived two missed field goals on the final play of regulation and in the first overtime, relying on a missed extra-point attempt in the second overtime to dethrone three-time defending Class 3A Division II state champion Carthage 35-34 at Vernon Newsom Stadium. Argyle snapped Carthage's 20-game playoff winning streak. More Cisco upsets defending champion Idalou Abilene Reporter-News Share
If the game were strictly based on reputation and statistical data, defending state champion Idalou would have walked out of Wolf Stadium a victor in the Region I Division II semifinal with Cisco. But apparently, the pre-game numbers didn't mean anything to Cisco. Not only did the Loboes defeat Idalou, but they did it in a convincing fashion, handing the champs a 27-14 loss. More Blanco gets breaks when it counts Austin American-Statesman Share
After three games in the high school playoffs, Blanco's football team remains alive and kicking because its first opponent missed an extra point, the second had an extra-point try blocked and the third missed a short field-goal attempt. It all adds up to a fortunate trifecta for the Panthers, who finished the regular season 5-5 and now find themselves in a Class 2A, Division I state quarterfinal against unbeaten Hempstead. More |
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