Franklin Lions (4-0) @ Rogers Eagles (4-0)
Franklin @ Rogers
Rogers leads the series 9-2 since 1992 and have won the last 4 in a row. Franklin’s head coach Mike Hendrick now has an all-time coaching record of 218-141-11. This puts him in 53rd place all-time.
Game Series Since 1992:
1992: Rogers 28, Franklin 14
1993: Rogers 27, Franklin 6
1994: Rogers 40, Franklin 27
1995: Rogers 28, Franklin 7
1996: Franklin 48, Rogers 27
1997: Rogers 24, Franklin 13
1998: Franklin 41, Rogers 21
1999: Rogers 33, Franklin 11
2008: Rogers 28, Franklin 21
2009: Rogers 28, Franklin 3
2010: Rogers 41, Franklin 14
Franklin 2011 Schedule
08/26/11 Hearne W 34-0
09/02/11 Tomball Memorial W 82-0
09/09/11 Whitney W 70-27
09/16/11 @ New Waverly W 28-6
Rogers 2011 Schedule
08/26/11 Groesbeck W 61-35
09/02/11 @ Little River Academy W 55-33
09/09/11 Troy W 47-26
09/16/11 @ Mart W 43-42
Mike Says: Rogers won a wild one last week vs. Mart in one of LSG’s games of the week. So, far they have not been able to stop anyone this year. The good news for them is that no one has been able to stop they either. Their scores look like Arena Football scores. Franklin has just been whipping people. They especially put it on Tomball Memorial who might want to reconsider varsity play next year at the 4A level after that beating. What a great game to start district play with. I picked Rogers last week and they did not let me down. It will be another 50 yard war…oh sorry I thought I was getting ready for an arena game. The EAGLES win it 42-38!!
Chris Says: All is right in the world once again as Mike and I disagree on quite a few games this week. In the end, the numbers tell it all in this one. Rogers is scoring less than Franklin and has given up over 100 points more to opponents. Pretty simple math here. That’s the difference – both teams are scoring over 50 points per game, but Rogers is giving up more PER GAME (34.0) than Franklin has given up TOTAL (33)!!! Sure, Rogers beat Mart and that counts for a lot, but Franklin has lived up to expectations although against weaker opponents. If Franklin is going to make a move this season, it has to start now as both of them still have to face a tough Thorndale squad. The LIONS pull off the upset this week 42-35!!!
| 12-2A DII | Rec | Dist | PF | PA |
| Rogers | (4-0) | (0-0) | 206 | 136 |
| Franklin | (4-0) | (0-0) | 214 | 33 |
| Thorndale | (4-0) | (0-0) | 136 | 43 |
| Lexington | (3-1) | (0-0) | 113 | 72 |
| Jarrell | (2-2) | (0-0) | 106 | 95 |
| Rosebud-Lott | (1-3) | (0-0) | 66 | 120 |
| Bruceville-Eddy | (1-3) | (0-0) | 87 | 133 |
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AP Top 10 Texas High School Football Polls
The Associate Press Top 10 polls for Texas high school football are out. Longview jumped up 7 spots into the 5A Top 10, Stephenville dropped several slots after a loss in 4A, Tyler Chapel Hill remains #1 in 3A despite losing QB Avery Saenz, but overall there are few changes across the state’s Top 10.
Class 5A
School Total Points Prv
1. Allen (18) (3-0) 242 1
2. Katy (2) (3-0) 217 2
3. Euless Trinity (2) (4-0) 196 3
4. DeSoto (3) (4-0) 186 4
5. Cibolo Steele (4-0) 133 5
6. Coppell (3-0) 118 6
7. Southlake Carroll (3-0) 98 7
8. Converse Judson (4-0) 68 8
9. Arlington Martin (3-0) 58 9
10. Longview (3-1) 17
Others receiving votes: 11, Dallas Skyline 16. 12, Klein Collins 11. 13, Pearland 7. 14, Galena Park North Shore 4. 15, Round Rock Westwood 2. 16, Port Arthur Memorial 1. 16, Lufkin 1.
Class 4A
School Total Points Prv
1. Lake Travis (24) (4-0) 249 1
2. Denton Ryan (1) (4-0) 219 2
3. Brenham (3-0) 192 3
4. Smithson Valley (4-0) 158 5
5. Dallas Highland Park (3-0) 146 6
6. Port Lavaca Calhoun (4-0) 116 7
7. Cedar Park (3-1) 77 8
8. Manvel (4-0) 63 10
9. Stephenville (3-1) 44 4
10. Pearland Dawson (4-0) 39
Others receiving votes: 11, La Marque 18. 12, Aledo 14. 13, Angleton 9. 14, Rosenberg Terry 7. 15, Kerrville Tivy 5. 16, New Braunfels Canyon 4. 17, Montgomery 3. 17, FW Arlington Heights 3. 17, Hewitt Midway 3. 20, Wolfforth Frenship 2. 20, Hutto 2. 20, Corsicana 2.
Class 3A
School Total Points Prv
1. Tyler Chapel Hill (12) (4-0) 225 1
2. Wimberley (7) (3-0) 224 2
3. Henderson (5) (4-0) 205 3
4. Argyle (4-0) 178 4
5. Coldspring-Oakhurst (1) (4-0) 154 5
6. Gilmer (4-0) 128 6
7. Celina (3-0) 100 7
8. Lindale (4-0) 56 9
9. Alvarado (3-0) 51 8
10. West Columbia (4-0) 34 10
Others receiving votes: 11, SA Houston 6. 11, Carthage 6. 13, Ingleside 3. 14, Paris 2. 15, Van 1. 15, Waco La Vega 1. 15, Devine 1.
Class 2A
School Total Points Prv
1. Refugio (19) (3-0) 241 1
2. Godley (4) (4-0) 217 2
3. Schulenburg (3-0) 190 3
4. Idalou (3-1) 154 4
5. Daingerfield (3-1) 131 5
6. Hempstead (1) (3-0) 126 6
7. Tatum (1) (2-1) 96 7
8. New Boston (3-1) 71 8
9. Arp (3-1) 32 T10
10. Rogers (4-0) 27 T10
Others receiving votes: 11, Melissa 24. 12, Wall 19. 13, Newton 8. 14, Crockett 7. 15, Corsicana Mildred 6. 15, Sonora 6. 17, Franklin 5. 17, Mineola 5. 19, Thorndale 3. 20, Muleshoe 2. 20, Bushland 2. 22, Grandview 1. 22, Poth 1. 22, Redwater 1.
Class 1A
School Total Points Prv
1. Ganado (22) (4-0) 246 1
2. Tenaha (2) (4-0) 204 4
3. Mason (1) (3-0) 200 3
4. Muenster (4-0) 129 6
5. Clarksville (3-0) 120 7
6. Mart (3-1) 114 2
7. Garrison (3-1) 83 5
8. Albany (4-0) 80 9
9. Goldthwaite (3-1) 79 8
10. Windthorst (3-1) 48 10
Others receiving votes: 11, Burton 22. 12, Canadian 18. 13, Stamford 13. 14, Wellington 5. 15, Price Carlisle 4. 15, Sunray 4. 17, Sundown 2. 17, Ben Bolt 2. 17, Honey Grove 2
Week 2: For The Record
Franklins running back Chris Marrow ran for 433 yards during their 70-27 victory over Whitney. This ties him for 16th place on the all-time list.
Most Rushing Yards — Single Game
14. 450 – Jerron White, Hemphill vs. Huntington, 1988
15. 437 – Edwin Simmons, Hawkins vs. Troup, 1982
T16. 433 – Chris Marrow, Franklin vs. Whitney, 2011
T16. 433 – Glenn Jones, Ore City vs. Grand Saline, 1986
18. 431 – Gary Turner, Cayuga vs. Frost, 1995
Dallas Jesuit wide receiver Jake Oliver caught 16 passes for 276 yards and two TDs during their game against Coppell. The 16 receptions in the game put him in a tie for 23rd place all-time. The 276 yards puts him in 31st place on the all-time list.
Most Receptions — Single Game
T23. 16 – Jake Oliver, Dallas Jesuit (5A) vs. Coppell, 2011
T23. 16 – Hunter Lee, Flower Mound (5A) vs. Allen, 2010
T23. 16 – Zack Sonnier, Little Cypres-Mauriceville (4A) vs. Vidor, 2009
T23. 16 – Shaney WilkinsonN, Lubbock Coronado (5A) vs. Midland, 2008
T23. 16 – Carlos Laurel, Laredo Alexander (5A) v. Eagle Pass Winn, 2007
T23. 16 – Jarvis Moore, Baytown Lee (5A) vs. Cypress Creek, 2006
T23. 16 – Philip Beck, Crosby (4A) vs. La Marque, 2003
T23. 16 – Andrew Novak, Ennis (4A) vs. Dallas Highland Park, 2003
T23. 16 – Jacob Dyer, Mansfield (5A) vs. Haltom, 1993
T23. 16 – Jeff Venghaus, Spring (5A) vs. Spring Westfield, 1992
T23. 16 – Cedric Taylor, Grand Prairie (5A) vs. Hurst Bell, 1992
T23. 16 – Corey Overstreet, Nederland (4A) vs. Houston King, 1988
T23. 16 – Steve Alaniz, Edinburg (5A) vs. Gregory-Portland, 1984
T23. 16 – Blake Bryant, Dublin (2A) vs. Ranger, 1980
T23. 16 – Mike Coomer, McCamey (3A) vs. Coahoma, 1970
Most Receiving Yards — Single Game
27. 279 – Bobby Losoya, Mission Sharyland (4A) vs. LaFeria, 1993
T28. 278 – Caleb Jones, Austin High (5A) vs. Austin Westlake, 2009
T28. 278 – Omarius Hines, Corsicana (4A) vs. Lancaster, 2006
T28. 278 – Brent Duhon, Port Arthur Jefferson (5A) vs. Vidor, 1980
31. 276 – Jake Oliver, Dallas Jesuit (5A) vs. Coppell, 2011
32. 274 – Ricky Wiggs, Tom Bean (2A) vs. Gunter, 1991
Flower Mound quarterback Marshall Williams completed 28 of 62 passes for 433 yards and five touchdowns during their game against Arlington Martin. The 62 passing attempts places him at #20 on the all-time list.
Most Pass Attempts — Single-Game
1. 75 – Johnny Manziel, Kerrville Tivy vs. San Antonio Madison, 2010
2. 73 – Koy Detmer, Mission vs. Aldine, 1990
3. 72 – Jerry Lopez, Laredo Alexander vs. Corpus Christi Ray, 2007
T4. 71 – Paul Millard, Flower Mound vs. Arlington Martin, 2010
T4. 71 – Tony Eckert, Lumberton vs. Jasper, 2001
6. 70 – Jerry Lopez, Laredo Alexander vs. Corpus Christi Carroll, 2008
7. 69 – Paul Millard, Flower Mound vs. Southlake Carroll, 2009
T8. 68 – Mac Morse, Richardson Pearce vs. Carrollton Newman Smith, 2009
T8. 68 – Scotty Young, Denton Ryan vs. Frenship, 2008
10. 67 – Paul Millard, Flower Mound vs. Coppell, 2009
T11. 66 – Jackson Meyer, Booker vs. West Texas Stinnett, 2009
T11. 66 – D.J. Check, Clint vs. Monahans, 1997
T11. 66 – Drew Tate, Baytown Lee vs. Aldine, 2000
T14. 65 – Paul Millard, Flower Mound vs. Allen, 2010
T14. 65 – Jake Glover, Fort Worth Brewer vs. Saginaw Boswell, 2008
16. 64 – Graham Harrell, Ennis vs. Dallas Highland Park, 2003
T17. 63 – Jerry Lopez, Laredo Alexander vs. Laredo Martin, 2008
T17. 63 – Quentin Thompson, Haltom vs.Southlake Carroll, 2004
T17. 63 – Rudy Kulas, Hurst Bell vs. Arlington Houston, 1993
20. 62 – Marshall Williams, Flower Mound vs. Arlington Martin, 2011
Austin High wide receiver Cayleb Jones had 14 receptions and 283 receiving yards during their game against Round Rock Westwood. The 14 catches ties him for 55th place on the all-time list. For his career, Jones now has 196 catches for 2,690 yards and 18 touchdowns.
Most Receptions — Single Game
T55. 14 – Cayleb Jones, Austin High vs. Round Rock Westwood, 2011
T55. 14 – Hunter Lee, Flower Mound vs. Arlington Martin, 2010
T55. 14 – D.J. Beshears, Denton Ryan vs. Wolfforth Frenship, 2008
T55. 14 – James Logan, Spring Westfield vs. Klein Forest, 2008
T55. 14 – Preston Streight, Corpus Christi Ray vs. San Antonio Warren, 2007
T55. 14 – Logan Lawrence, Lindale vs. Gladewater, 2007
Most Receiving Yards — Single Game
T21. 287 – Jonathon Ellis, Canton (3A) vs. Athens, 2004
T21. 287 – Jeremy Robinson, Palmer (2A) vs. Crandall, 1990
23. 284 – Kenny Harrison, Port Arthur Jefferson (5A) vs. Baytown Sterling, 1989
24. 283 – Cayleb Jones, Austin High (5A) vs. Round Rock Westwood, 2011
25. 282 – Jamie Jackson, Schulenburg (2A) vs. East Bernanrd, 1994
26. 280 – Jerry Wheeler, Vidor (3A) vs. Little Cypress, 1964
Most Receptions — Career
15. 210 – Barry Vannoy, Collinsville, (1A) 1991-1994
T16. 204 – McKay Jacobson, Southlake Carroll, (5A) 2003-2005
T16. 204 – Chad Finch, Sabine Pass, (1A) 1980-1983
T18. 200 – Jaxon Shipley, (Coppell (5A), Brownwood (3A), 2008-2010
T18. 200 – Hunter Lee, Flower Mound (5A), 2009-2010
20. 197 – Brady Brown, Argyle, (3A) 2006-2008
21. 196 – Caleb Jones Austin High (5A) 2009-present
22. 192 – Jarvis Woodson, Ennis, (4A) 2001-2003
23. 180 – Brent Duhon, Port Arthur Jefferson, (5A) 1978-1980
24. 179 – M.J. McFarland, El Paso Eldorado, (5A) 2008-2010
T25. 177 – Blake Cantu, Southlake Carroll, (5A) 2006-2007
T25. 177 – Artie Ellis, Spring Westfield, (5A) 1996-1998
Most Receiving Yards — Career
44. 2,702 – David Nelson, Wichita Falls Rider, 2002-2004
45. 2,693 – Vincent Marshall, Ennis, 2000-2001
46. 2,690 – Cayleb Jones Austin High, 2009-present
47. 2,688 – Chris Brazzell, Alice, 1991-1993
48. 2,680 – Stephen Galindo, Crane, 2004-2005
Austin Lake Travis Wide Receiver Griffin Gilbert now has 130 receptions for 1,922 yards and 22 touchdowns for his career. The 130 receptions is good enough for 115th place on the all-time list.
Most Receptions — Career
T111. 131 – Jordan Hillyer, Somerset, (3A) 2007-2008
T111. 131 – Stoney Patton, Scurry-Rosser, (2A) 2006-2007
T111. 131 – Taylor Sanchez, Bridgeport, (3A) 2004-2005
T111. 131 – Tyler Warren, San Antonio Alamo Heights, (4A) 1999-2001
T115. 130 – Griffin Gilbert, Austin Lake Travis (4A), 2009-present
T115. 130 – Anthony Jenkins, Ennis, (4A) 2002-2003
T117. 129 – Mike Davis, Dallas Skyline (5A), 2008-2009
T117. 129 – Charles West, Killeen, (5A) 1989-1991
T119. 128 – Ryan Smith, Flower Mound Marcus,(5A) 1996-1998
T119. 128 – Derek Stanford, Temple, (5A) 1994-1996
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The Associated Press high school football poll is out. (First place votes are in parenthesis)
Class 5A
School Record Points Previous
1. Allen (19) (2-0) 243 1
2. Katy (3) (2-0) 216 2
3. Euless Trinity (2) (2-0) 188 3
4. Pearland (2-0) 166 4
5. DeSoto (1) (2-0) 164 5
6. Cibolo Steele (2-0) 111 6
7. Coppell (2-0) 94 7
8. Longview (2-0) 72 8
9. Southlake Carroll (2-0) 54 9
10. Converse Judson (2-0) 29 NR
Others receiving votes: 11, Arlington Martin 13. 12, Lufkin 11. 13, Klein Collins 8. 14, Round Rock Stony Point 2. 14, Round Rock Westwood 2. 16, SA Wagner 1. 16, Dallas Skyline 1.
Class 4A
School Record Points Previous
1. Lake Travis (22) (2-0) 247 1
2. Denton Ryan (3) (2-0) 219 2
3. Brenham (2-0) 172 3
4. Stephenville (2-0) 163 4
5. Smithson Valley (2-0) 135 5
6. Dallas Highland Park (2-0) 116 6
7. Aledo (1-1) 113 7
8. Hewitt Midway (2-0) 77 8
9. Kerrville Tivy (2-0) 63 9
10. Port Lavaca Calhoun (2-0) 44 10
Others receiving votes: 11, Cedar Park 8. 12, La Marque 5. 13, Manvel 4. 14, Montgomery 2. 14, Hutto 2. 16, Rosenberg Terry 1. 16, WF Rider 1. 16, New Braunfels Canyon 1. 16, Pearland Dawson 1. 16, Angleton 1.
Class 3A
School Record Points Previous
1. Chapel Hill (14) (2-0) 238 1
2. Wimberley (5) (2-0) 208 3
3. Henderson (5) (2-0) 206 2
4. Argyle (2-0) 176 4
5. Coldspring-Oakhurst (1) (2-0) 141 6
6. Gilmer (2-0) 114 8
7. Celina (2-0) 111 7
8. Monahans (2-0) 50 9
9. Alvarado (2-0) 36 10
10. Lindale (2-0) 31 NR
Others receiving votes: 11, West Columbia 25. 12, Brownwood 22. 13, Carthage 10. 14, SA Houston 3. 15, Giddings 2. 16, Seminole 1. 16, Ingleside 1.
Class 2A
School Record Points Previous
1. New Boston (16) (2-0) 234 3
2. Refugio (7) (2-0) 209 4
3. Schulenburg (2-0) 182 6
4. Godley (1) (2-0) 165 7
5. Idalou (1-1) 105 10
6. Daingerfield (1-1) 97 1
7. Crockett (1-0) 93 9
8. Tatum (1) (1-1) 87 2
9. Hempstead (1-0) 48 NR
10. Littlefield (1-1) 23 5
Others receiving votes: 11, Lago Vista 19. 12, Bushland 16. 13, Arp 13. 14, Rogers 12. 14, San Saba 12. 16, McGregor 10. 17, Melissa 9. 17, Newton 9. 19, Holliday 6. 20, Mineola 5. 21, Corsicana Mildred 4. 22, Breckenridge 3. 22, East Bernard 3. 22, Franklin 3. 22, Omaha Paul Pewitt 3. 26, Sonora 2. 27, Stanton 1. 27, Wall 1. 27, Crane 1.
Class 1A
School Record Points Previous
1. Ganado (20) (2-0) 244 2
2. Mart (3) (2-0) 216 3
3. Mason (1) (2-0) 163 6
4. Garrison (2-0) 159 5
5. Tenaha (1) (2-0) 155 7
6. Canadian (1-1) 101 1
7. Muenster (2-0) 93 8
8. Goldthwaite (1-1) 67 4
9. Windthorst (1-1) 55 9
10. Albany (2-0) 46 10
Others receiving votes: 11, Clarksville 25. 12, Burton 21. 13, Alto 10. 14, Stamford 8. 15, Wellington 6. 16, Munday 2. 17, Price Carlisle 1. 17, Sunray 1. 17, Ben Bolt 1. 17, Iraan 1.
2011 LSG District 12-2A DII Preview — Texas High School Football
2011 LSG District 12-2A DII Preview
Predicted Order Of Finish
Lexington Eagles
Rogers Eagles
Franklin Lions
Thorndale Bulldogs
Rosebud-Lott Cougars
Jarrell Cougars
Bruceville-Eddy Eagles
Key Players:
Lexington:
WR Josh Murray 3rd Team All-State (TSWA) & Honorable Mention All-State (AP) & DIST MVP 1001 receiving yards
QB JR Kogan Garrett Honorable Mention All-State (TSWA) 2606 Passing Yards OL Will Holcomb
OL JR Tyler Meyer
Rogers:
RB Ricky Campos
OL Chris Hubnik
OL JR EJ Waggy
OL Ryan Zdroik
DB Chase Schiller
Lindsay:
OL Connor Fuhrmann Honorable Mention All-State (TSWA)
Franklin:
RB JR Darius Floyd HM All-State (TSWA) 1563 rushing yards
TE Travis Payne, LB Austin Dees
Thorndale:
RB Seth Rutter
OL Josh Vasquez
Rosebud-Lott:
DL JR Joan Maddisan
LB Steven Gausemeier
LB Javier Ruiz
Jarrell:
LB Clayton Kovar
Last Year’s Results
| SCHOOL | MASCOT |
W/L |
Dist W/L |
PF |
PA |
PLAYOFFS |
STATE RANK |
NOTES |
| Lexington | Eagles | 14-1 | 6-0 | 563 | 168 | Runner Up |
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2010 was best season since 1978 |
| Rogers | Eagles | 10-2 | 5-1 | 432 | 271 | Area |
10 |
3 consecutive 9+ win seasons |
| Franklin | Lions | 9-3 | 4-2 | 462 | 246 | Area |
18 |
The team was 3-17 in the previous 2 years before coach Hedrick arrived…36-18 in his 5 years since |
| Thorndale | Bulldogs | 7-3 | 3-3 | 391 | 219 |
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2 year winning streak (15-6) |
| Rosebud-Lott | Cougars | 4-6 | 2-4 | 212 | 328 |
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1 winning season (2008) in last 6 seasons |
| Jarrell | Cougars | 3-7 | 1-5 | 185 | 404 |
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4 year losing streak (10-29) |
| Bruceville-Eddy | Eagles | 0-10 | 0-6 | 136 | 322 |
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13 CONSECUTIVE LOSING SEASONS |
NOTES:
Lexington was the 2010 State Runner Up and will be one of the favorites again this year. Their main competition will be state ranked #10 Rogers and #18 Franklin. Lexington’s closest district game last season was a 19 point win over Franklin. Thorndale may have something to say about those 3 Top 20 teams being the playoff teams out of the district.
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20-2A All-District Teams — 2008
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20-2A All-District Teams — 2008
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Coach of the Year:
Mike Hedrick, Franklin
District MVP:
Ross Bishop, Franklin, sr.
Newcomer of the Year:
Ernesto Flores, Rosebud-Lott, jr.
Co-Offensive MVP:
James Green, Teague, sr.
Justin Evans, Hearne, sr.
Defensive MVP:
Sexton Curry, Hearne, soph.
Special Teams Player of the Year:
Johnny Guevara, Leon, sr.
FIRST TEAM All-District
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Offense
Quarterback — Charles Hitchens, Marlin, sr.
Running backs — Kenneth Jones, Hearne, soph.; Seth Noey, Leon, jr.; Centennial High, Teague, sr.; Scott Sanders, Franklin, jr.
Wide receivers — Darrell Whitfield, Rosebud-Lott, sr.; James Smith, Hearne, sr.; Justin Martin, Hearne, sr.; Terrance Gude, Marlin, sr.
Tight end — Jordan Smith, Teague, jr.
Guards — Jeff Massey, Teague, sr.; Eric Dobbs, Franklin, jr.
Tackles — Cason McCune, Leon, soph.; D.J. Wilson, Franklin, sr.; William Moten, Hearne, sr.
Center — Derek Hayes, Teague, sr.
Place-kicker — Howard Campbell, Franklin, jr.
Defense
Linemen — Kenneth Varvel, Franklin, jr.; Lafrenzo Thomas, Hearne, jr.; Derek Hayes, Teague, sr.; Robert Maddigan, Rosebud-Lott, sr.; Allen Brown, Marlin, jr.
Inside linebackers — Ray Ford, Franklin, sr.; Thomas Williams, Hearne, sr.; Tyler Kleypas, Rosebud-Lott, sr.
Ends/outside linebackers — Randall Rutledge, Franklin, jr.; Andrew Washington, Hearne, sr.; Jordan Smith, Teague, jr.
Cornerbacks — High, Teague, sr.; Justin Martin, Hearne, sr.
Safeties — Deantre Mimms, Teague, sr.; Garret McCune, Leon, sr.
Punter — Austin Pomykal, Rosebud-Lott, jr.
SECOND TEAM All-District
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Offense
Quarterback — Jake Russ, Franklin, sr.
Running backs — Willie Moore, Marlin, sr.; Brandon Butler, Rosebud-Lott, sr.; Alonzo Gurode, Hearne, sr.; British Walker, Franklin, sr.; DeAndre Thompson, Rosebud-Lott, soph.
Wide receivers — Christ Mitchell, Hearne, sr.; Ben Guthrie, Rosebud-Lott, sr.; Jonathan Eiman, Franklin, jr.
Tight ends — Colton Brown, Teague, jr.; Oscar Wade, Franklin, sr.
Guards — Roy Vasquez, Teague, sr.; Wayne Cloat, Franklin, sr.
Center — Danny Bancroft, Franklin, sr.
Tackles — Porfirio Vallejo, Hearne, sr.; Justin Suiters, Marlin, sr.
Place-kicker — Oscar Pena, Marlin, soph.
Defense
Linemen — Jeff Massey, Teague, sr.; Skyler Bosley, Franklin, jr.
Inside linebackers — Austin Pomykal, Rosebud-Lott, jr.; Steven Knight, Franklin, jr.; Nicholas Swain, Hearne, sr.; Rodney Dooley, Franklin, sr.; William Moten, Hearne, sr.; Nat Thomas, Marlin, soph.
Ends/outside linebackers — Adryan Howard, Rosebud-Lott, sr.; Quinn Taylor, Hearne, sr.; Willie Moore, Marlin, sr.
Cornerbacks — Rodney Fluker, Marlin, sr.; DeMarcus Blue, Hearne, jr.; Chris Cole, Franklin, sr.
Safeties — Jake Russ, Franklin, sr.; Kenneth Jones, Hearne, jr.
Punter — Oscar Pena, Marlin, soph.
Playoff bracket – week 13 Class 2A
CLASS 2A – Division II
REGION I
IDALOU
SATURDAY, 2:00 PM, GRANDE, MIDLAND
BRADY
ROOSEVELT
SATURDAY, 7:30 PM, SWEETWATER
CISCO
REGION II
CALLISBURG
SATURDAY, 2:00 PM, ROUGHRIDER, SAGINAW
GRANDVIEW
POTTSBORO
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, COLLINS, DENTON
CADDO MILLS
REGION III
DAINGERFIELD
SATURDAY, 2:00 PM, BRYCE, NACOGDOCHES
NEW WAVERLY
FRANKLIN
FRIDAY, 2:00 PM, CROSBY
NEWTON
REGION IV
BLANCO
SATURDAY, 6:00 PM, FLORESVILLE
INDUSTRIAL
EAST BERNARD
SATURDAY, 7:00 PM, MEMORIAL, VICTORIA
REFUGIO
CLASS 2A – Division II
REGION I
MULESHOE
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, WOLFFORTH
CLYDE
REGION II
PILOT POINT
SATURDAY, 2:00 PM, ROYSE CITY
WINNSBORO
REGION III
ARP
FRIDAY, 6:00 PM, MARTIN, LUFKIN
KIRBYVILLE
REGION IV
ALTAIR RICE
SATURDAY, 1:00 PM, MEMORIAL, VICTORIA
GEORGE WEST
2A – Playoff matchups Week 12
CLASS 2A DIVISION I
REGION I
MULESHOE
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, WOLFFORTH FRENSHIP
LITTLEFIELD
CLYDE
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, SAN ANGELO STADIUM
TUSCOLA JIM NED
REGION II
PILOT POINT
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, FRISCO ISD STADIUM
GUNTER
WINNSBORO
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, MIDLOTHIAN
TROY
REGION III
JEFFERSON
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, TATUM
ARP
KIRBYVILLE
THURSDAY, 7:00 PM, LITTLE CYPRESS-MAURICEVILLE
ANAHUAC
REGION IV
ALTAIR RICE CONSOLIDATED
SATURDAY, 1:00 PM, VICTORIA’S MEMORIAL STADIUM
NAVARRO
HITCHCOCK
SATURDAY, 6:00 PM, EL CAMPO
GEORGE WEST
DIVISION II
REGION I
FRIONA
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, KIMBROUGH, CANYON
IDALOU
MERKEL
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, STEPHENVILLE
BRADY
CHILDRESS
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, PLAINVIEW
ROOSEVELT
CISCO
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, BRECKENRIDGE
BANGS
REGION II
CALLISBURG
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, FORNEY
De KALB
LONE OAK
FRIDAY, 7:00 PM, GRAND PRAIRIE
GRANDVIEW
POTTSBORO
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, GREENVILLE
PEWITT
CADDO MILLS
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, CORSICANA
McGREGOR
REGION III
DAINGERFIELD
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, GLADEWATER
WEST RUSK
NEW WAVERLY
SATURDAY, 1:00 PM, TURNER, HUMBLE
HARDIN
HUGHES SPRINGS
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, ATHENS
FRANKLIN
NEWTON
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, LITTLE CYPRESS MAURICEVILLE
EAST CHAMBERS
REGION IV
HALLETTSVILLE
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, MATADOR, SEGUIN
BLANCO
INDUSTRIAL
SATURDAY, 7:30 PM, MATADOR, SEGUIN
THREE RIVERS
EAST BERNARD
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, MEMORIAL, VICTORIA
KARNES CITY
REFUGIO
FRIDAY, 7:30 PM, GUSTAFSON, SAN ANTONIO
DILLEY
