Spring Dekaney Wildcats (13-2) vs. Cibolo Steele Knights (15-0)

By Michael Wright
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Updated: December 13, 2011

Cibolo Steele vs Spring DeKaney

CLASS 5A Texas High School Football DIVISION II Championship
Spring Dekaney Wildcats (13-2) vs. Cibolo Steele Knights (15-0)

Cibolo Steele

Playoff History : (5 years) 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011

Championship History: (1) 1-0
2010 5A Division II Schertz Cibolo Steele 24, Denton Guyer 21

2011 Playoffs:
Bi-District: San Antonio Johnson WON 24-14
Area: vs. San Antonio Brandeis WON 28-6
Regionals: vs. Laredo Alexander WON 28-0
Quarterfinals: vs. San Antonio Reagan WON 35-10
Semifinals: vs. Port Arthur Memorial WON 51-31

All-Time Playoff Record : 15-3

Area-- 2008, 2009
Regionals - 2007
Champions - 2010

Spring Dekaney

Playoff Appearances (1) 2011

Championship History: None

2011 Playoffs:
Bi-District: vs. The Woodlands College Park WON 27-21
Area: vs. Pflugerville WON 48-10
Regionals: vs. Longview WON 17-6
Quarterfinals: vs. Spring Westfield WON 28-18
Semifinals: vs. Mansfield Timberview WON 56-19

All-Time Playoff Record : 5-0

Mike Says: We picked Cibolo to be here but no one expected to see the Wildcats from Spring DeKaney to be here. This game will feature two explosive offenses. Tommy Armstong leads the strong running game of Cibolo Steele while Trey Williams leads the strong running game of Spring DeKaney. Both of these schools are fairly new. Cibolo began varsity play in 2006 and DeKaney started in 2008. I have already picked DeKaney to lose several times in this playoff run and they are still around. I am going to pick against them again. The KNIGHTS win 30-20!!!!

Chris Says: I am going to go with the upstart. Trey Williams is an absolute beast! While I really like Cibolo Steele, I just don't think they have an answer for Williams. If he is on - he will run away with the game (literally.) It is a gamble, but you can't always take the safe bet. I think Cibolo Steele is a stronger team top to bottom and I know Michael Jinks is one of my favorite coaches, but sorry, Coach Jinks - I just can't go against Trey Williams the way he has been playing. Spring DeKaney will surprise a lot of folks in what may be the quickest trip from brand new team to state champion! The WILDCATS win it 42-35!!!