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Eagles snatch game from Waller Bulldogs in Week 5 action

Eagles snatch game from Waller Bulldogs in Week 5 action

KLEIN — If it could go wrong, it did go wrong in the Waller (0-4) Bulldogs’ latest outing, against the Klein Forest (3-1) Golden Eagles. Klein Forest took a 52-0 decision for the first round of District 15-6A play. Editor’s note: You can read about Waller’s final non-district game of the season here (https://wallernews.com/lake-creek-takes-the-lions-share-of-wallers-final-tune-up-game/) POST-GAME…

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Fridays Texas High School Football, battle between Sachse and Lakeview Centennial with Lakeview pulling out a thrilling overtime win for their first win of the season! See all my images of the game at www.drrocksphotography.com! #drrocksphotography #highschool #highschoolfootball #texashsfootball #texashighschoolfootball #txhsfb #football #texasfootball #actionphotography #actionphotographer #teamspirit #saschemustangs #gardlandisd @garlandisd_official @shs_mustangs @sachsestangsfb (at Homer B Johnson Stadium) https://www.instagram.com/p/CiZ-Z9Cu1oN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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This Texas HS football player was escorted from field by police after tackling a referee

This is one of the wildest things we’ve seen all year.

A shocking scene in a Texas high school football game has a school and community reeling after an ejected defensive tackle ran back onto the field to tackle a referee.

The video from the Edinburg CISD broadcast of the hit by Emmanuel Duran on an official in the Bobcat's game against PSJA ⬇️ Duran was later escorted off the field by police. We are waiting on responses from the school district & Edinburg PD. FULL STORY -> https://t.co/DmnuHwA5cp pic.twitter.com/wsx77g9Fhe

— Amanda Atwell (@AmandaMAtwell) December 4, 2020

Edinburg High School defensive end Emmanuel Duran was flagged for roughing the passer, and took issue with the call. After reportedly yelling at officials he was ejected from the game, which is when all hell broke loose. In the video you can see the referee calling the ejection, before Duran returns to the field at almost a full sprint, leveling the referee before team officials and players walked him away.

Police later arrived to escort Duran from the stadium, but have not informed the media whether Duran will be changed with any crimes. As for the referee, thankfully he was okay and able to walk away under his own power to applause from fans in the stands.

A lot of people have seen the shocking video of the Edinburg star defender tackling a referee at tonight's game... BUT for those wondering, the referee was able to walk off on his own power to the tune of a round of applause from the stands. #txhsfb pic.twitter.com/HFfQUr63V9

— Daniel Esteve (@DanielJEsteve) December 4, 2020

The school district has not made a comment on how it will discipline Duran for tackling the official. This story is still developing, and we will have more updates as they become available.

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Where Would Your School Be If There Were Already Divisions in 5A?

At this moment, it looks like the UIL will split another classification into two football divisions. The 5A superintendents voted in favor of the change (147-77) this week, and are expecting it to see it at the 2018-2020 realignment. Here’s how the landscape would look for the current alignment.

5A Division I school (student population prior to current alignment, current district)

Region 1:

1-5A: El Paso Chapin (1951.5, 1-5A), El Paso Bel Air (2109.5, 2-5A), El Paso Del Valle (1969, 2-5A), El Paso Eastlake (1964, 2-5A), El Paso Hanks (1849, 2-5A), Lubbock Monterey (2088, 4-5A), Lubbock Coronado (2068, 4-5A), Lubbock (2059, 4-5A)

2-5A: Amarillo (2144, 3-5A), Amarillo Palo Duro (2029, 3-5A), Amarillo Caprock (1890, 3-5A), Abilene Cooper (2004, 4-5A), Azle (1762, 6-5A), Saginaw (1907, 6-5A), Justin Northwest (2079, 6-5A), Northwest Eaton (1964, 6-5A), White Settlement Brewer (1926, 6-5A)

3-5A: Fort Worth South Hills (2063, 7-5A), Fort Worth Arlington Heights (2021, 7-5A), Fort Worth Trimble Tech (1785.5, 7-5A), Colleyville Heritage (2098, 8-5A), Birdville (2076, 8-5A), Richland (2039, 8-5A), Grapevine (1813, 8-5A), Fort Worth Chisholm Trail (2005, 6-5A), Granbury (1959.5, 9-5A), Cleburne (1775, 9-5A)

4-5A: Mansfield Summit (2147, 10-5A), Mansfield Lake Ridge (2130, 10-A), Mansfield Legacy (2045, 10-5A), Lancaster (1901.5, 10-5A), Red Oak (1880, 10-5A), Mansfield Timberview (1758, 10-5A), Midlothian (1824, 10-5A), Waxahachie (2055, 10-5A), Crowley (2065, 9-5A)

 Region 2:

5-5A: Frisco Wakeland (2068, 13-5A), Frisco Liberty (2062, 13-5A), Frisco Centennial (2035, 13-5A), Frisco Heritage (1941, 13-5A), Frisco Independence (1887, 13-5A), Frisco Reedy (1832, 13-5A), Frisco (1773, 13-5A)

6-5A: Carrollton Turner (2103.5, 14-5A), McKinney North (2094, 14-5A), Prosper (2110, 14-5A), The Colony (2060, 14-5A), Little Elm (2003, 14-5A), Carrollton Creekview (1984, 14-5A), Carrollton Smith (1928, 14-5A), Denton Ryan (2067, 5-5A), Denton (2045, 5-5A), Sherman (1839.5, 5-5A)

7-5A: Highland Park (2116, 15-5A), West Mesquite (1978, 15-5A), Wylie East (1832, 15-5A), Mesquite Poteet (1816, 15-5A), Texarkana Texas (1914, 16-5A), , Dallas Samuell (1763, 11-5A), Dallas Molina (2090, 12-5A), Dallas Sunset (2052, 12-5A), Dallas Adams (1966, 12-5A), Dallas Jefferson (1739, 11-5A)

8-5A: Magnolia West (2049, 20-5A), Tomball Memorial (2019.5, 20-5A), Willis (2015, 20-5A), Magnolia (1941, 20-5A), Waller (1867.5, 20-5A), Conroe Caney Creek (1976.5, 21-5A), Kingwood Park (1836, 21-5A)

 Region 3:

9-5A: Temple (2071.5, 18-5A), Bryan (2062, 18-5A), Waco (1810, 18-5A), A&M Consolidated (1774.5, 18-5A), College Station (1743, 18-5A), Huntsville (1771.5, 20-5A)

10-5A: Austin (2084, 25-5A), Austin Johnson (1896, 25-5A), Austin Lanier (1751, 25-5A), Leander Rouse (2006, 19-5A), Pflugerville Connally (1977, 19-5A), Cedar Park (1949, 19-5A), Georgetown (1876.5, 19-5A), Hutto (1775.5, 19-5A)

11-5A: Houston Austin (1995, 24-5A), Houston Wisdom (1981.5, 24-5A), Houston Madison (1910.5, 24-5A), Houston Waltrip (1747.5 24-5A), Houston Northside (1745.5, 24-5A), Porter (1787.5, 21-5A), Galena Park (2068.5, 23-5A), Port Arthur Memorial (2098, 22-5A), Galveston Ball (1941, 23-5A), Texas City (1920, 23-5A)

12-5A: Richmond Foster (1996, 27-5A), Angleton (1918.5, 27-5A), Victoria East (1904.5, 27-5A), Rosenberg Terry (1898, 27-5A), Victoria West (1773.5, 27-5A), Manvel (2012, 23-5A), Fort Bend Elkins (2114.5, 23-5A)

 Region 4:

13-5A: San Antonio Brackenridge (2114, 27-5A), San Antonio Lanier (2002.5, 27-5A), San Antonio Highlands (1901.5, 27-5A), San Antonio Jefferson (1888, 27-5A), San Antonio Edison (1856, 27-5A), Eagle Pass Winn (2089, 29-5A), San Antonio Harlandale (1950, 29-5A), Seguin (2028, 26-5A)

14-5A: Corpus Christi Ray (2110, 30-5A), Corpus Christi Carroll (1988, 30-5A), Corpus Christi Veterans Memorial (1987, 30-5A), Corpus Christi Flour Bluff (1951.5, 30-5A), Corpus Christi King (1940.5, 30-5A), Corpus Christi Moody (1818, 30-5A)

15-5A: Laredo Nixon (2117, 31-5A), Mission Veterans Memorial (2060, 31-5A), Rio Grande City (2049, 31-5A), Laredo Martin (1888, 31-5A), Roma (1802, 31-5A)

16-5A: Brownsville Lopez (2091.5, 32-5A), Brownsville Veterans Memorial (2078, 32-5A), Brownsville Pace (2054.5, 32-5A), Brownsville Porter (2009.5, 32-5A), Donna (1981, 32-5A), Donna North (1960, 32-5A)

 5A Division II school (student population prior to current alignment, current district)

Region 1:

1-5A: El Paso Andress (1714.5, 1-5A), El Paso Jefferson (1639, 1-5A), El Paso Austin (1538.5, 1-5A), El Paso Burges (1484, 1-5A), El Paso Irvin (1447, 1-5A), El Paso (1399, 1-5A)

2-5A: El Paso Bowie (1350.5, 1-5A), Canutillo (1639, 2-5A), Clint Horizon (1522, 2-5A), El Paso Parkland (1421, 2-5A), El Paso Ysleta (1391, 2-5A), El Paso Riverside (1204.5, 2-5A)

3-5A: Canyon Randall (1633, 3-5A), Plainview (1491, 3-5A), Dumas (1196, 3-5A), Hereford (1157, 3-5A), Canyon (1149, 3-5A), Lubbock Cooper (1359, 4-5A), San Angelo Lake View (1219, 4-5A), Wichita Falls Rider (1516.5, 5-5A), Wichita Falls (1234, 5-5A)

4-5A: Fort Worth Boswell (1727, 6-5A), Fort Worth Carter-Riverside (1350, 8-5A), Fort Worth Polytechnic (1255, 8-5A), Fort Worth Eastern Hills (1186, 8-5A), Fort Worth Dunbar (872, 8-5A), Fort Worth North Side (1688, 7-5A), Fort Worth Wyatt (1371, 7-5A), Fort Worth Southwest (1291, 7-5A), Fort Worth Western Hills (1176, 7-5A)

 Region 2:

5-5A: Burleson Centennial (1686, 9-5A), Arlington Seguin (1680.5, 9-5A), Burleson 1671, 9-5A), Joshua (1457, 9-5A), Aledo (1594, 6-5A)

6-5A: Dallas Adamson (1519, 12-5A), Dallas Seagoville (1355, 12-5A), North Dallas (1209, 12-5A), Dallas Wilson (1736, 12-5A), Dallas Spruce (1727, 11-5A), Dallas Kimball (1485, 11-5A), Dallas South Oak Cliff (1305, 11-5A), Dallas Hillcrest (1181, 11-5A), Dallas Conrad (1165, 11-5A)

7-5A: Royse City (1479.5, 15-5A), Forney (1473, 15-5A), North Forney (1389, 15-5A), Lucas Lovejoy (1334, 15-5A), Greenville (1257, 16-5A), Ennis (1619, 17-5A), Corsicana (1604, 17-5A), Frisco Lone Star (1722, 13-5A), Lake Dallas (1290, 14-5A), Denison (1308, 5-5A), Denton Braswell (1429.75, 5-5A)

8-5A: Sulphur Springs (1177.5, 16-5A), Mount Pleasant (1472, 16-5A), Marshall (1447, 16-5A), Hallsville (1444, 16-5A), Longview Pine Tree (1327, 16-5A), Lindale (1193, 17-5A), Nacogdoches (1674, 17-5A), Whitehouse (1409, 17-5A), Jacksonville (1248, 17-5A)

 Region 3:

9-5A: Austin McCallum (1733, 25-5A), Austin Crockett (1472, 25-5A), Austin Travis (1435.5, 25-5A), Austin Reagan (1314.5, 25-5A), Dripping Springs (1669, 26-5A), Marble Falls (1258.5, 26-5A), Georgetown East View (1527.5, 19-5A), Bastrop Cedar Creek (1438, 19-5A), Bastrop (1348, 19-5A), Elgin (1305, 19-5A)

10-5A: Splendora (1106, 21-5A), Tomball (1731.5, 20-5A), Brenham (1479, 20-5A), Waco University (1665, 18-5A), Bryan Rudder (1663, 18-5A)

11-5A: Houston Sharpstown (1708.5, 24-5A), Houston Milby (1490.5, 24-5A), Houston Sterling (1193.5, 24-5A), Santa Fe (1514, 23-5A), Fort Bend Willowridge (1304.5, 23-5A), Fort Bend Marshall (1280, 23-5A), Rosenberg Lamar Consolidated (1708, 27-5A)

12-5A: Baytown Lee (1669, 22-5A), Nederland (1596, 22-5A), Beaumont Central (1471, 22-5A), Port Neches-Groves (1447, 22-5A), Vidor (1414.5, 22-5A), Lumberton (1157, 22-5A), Beaumont Ozen (1121, 22-5A), Livingston (1049, 22-5A)

 Region 4:

13-5A:, Alamo Heights (1541, 26-5A), Boerne Champion (1533, 26-5A), Lockhart (1520, 26-5A), Kerrville Tivy (1461, 26-5A), Medina Valley (1227, 26-5A)

14-5A: San Antonio McCollum (1683, 29-5A), San Antonio Southside (1484, 29-5A), Uvalde (1302, 29-5A), Floresville (1219.5, 29-5A), San Antonio Houston (1219, 28-5A), San Antonio Burbank (1455.5, 28-5A), San Antonio Kennedy (1360, 28-5A), San Antonio Memorial (1294.5, 28-5A)

15-5A: Gregory-Portland (1412, 30-5A), Alice (1360, 30-5A), Corpus Christi Miller (1346, 30-5A), Corpus Christi Calallen (1260, 30-5A), Corpus Christi Tuloso-Midway (1201, 30-5A), Port Lavaca Calhoun (1217, 27-5A)

16-5A: Edcouch-Elsa (1401, 32-5A), Mercedes (1198, 32-5A), Mission Sharyland (1707, 31-5A), Sharyland Pioneer (1616, 31-5A), Laredo Cigarroa (1606, 31-5A), Pharr Valley View (1425.5, 31-5A)

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Fans pack AT&T Stadium for Texas high school football state finals

They love their high school football in Texas.

The fans impressively packed AT&T Stadium in Arlington — the home of the Dallas Cowboys — for some state championship games on Saturday. Take a look at the crowd ahead of the West Brook vs. Longview 6A Division II state title game.

Looks like a Cowboys game, but only a High school game in Texas! pic.twitter.com/iA6nDopN5S

— jeff riordan (@coachriordan) December 22, 2018

The crowd for the 6A Division II title game was over 48,000.

Can your high school football do this?

48,421 strong to cheer on @wbbruinfootbal1 & @Lobo_Football in the 6A-D2 #UILState Championship! pic.twitter.com/hyJcRn7KEK

— Texas UIL (@uiltexas) December 23, 2018

Longview won the game 35-34. That close contest was the appetizer for the main attraction — Duncanville vs. North Shore in the 6A Division I state title game — the largest classification in the state. That game actually had a reported attendance of over 42,000.

The first of the three games played on Saturday was between Highland Park and Shadow Creek in 5A Division I state title game. The attendance was just under 29,000.

Attendance is 28,792 for Class 5A Division I state championship game. Highland Park leads Shadow Creek 27-9 with 8:25 remaining. #txhsfb @SportsDayHS @MaxPreps @hpisdschools @dctf @TheOldCoach @ihss_dfw @wfaasports @SCSharkFootball @uiltexas @Txprepsfootball

— Greg Riddle (@DMNGregRiddle) December 22, 2018

How many other high school events can attract nearly 50,000 fans?

from Larry Brown Sports http://bit.ly/2QOQyCY

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What makes Texas such a magical place? Well, one of the many things is Texas High School Football send-offs like this one here near Corpus Christi where the Flour Bluff Hornets are leaving for San Antonio to face the Southwest Dragons of San Antonio. #txhsfb #txhsfbplayoffs #texas (at Flour Bluff ISD) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqh3_H_nU5z/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=f4m9h4ss151x

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There is nothing like #Texas High School #Football #Playoffs! #TXHSFB #RedOakTX #ATTACKtheCHALLENGE #GoHawks #FridayNightLights (at Billy Goodloe Red Oak Highschool Football Stadium) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqQ8WI2DTE1/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=11yxtnz71mj3h

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Pre-order football action photos (Waller vs Klein Collins 2022)

Pre-order football action photos (Waller vs Klein Collins 2022)

The Bulldogs are back in Waller this Friday, and so are we! We are offering photo packages to parents for a price of only $50. Pre-orders are limited! Visit https://register.gfcrew.com/3669 to place your order now. We will set up other sports and sub-varsity game photos upon request. Email us at manager@cypresscontentcreation.com to get one of our photographers to your athlete’s game! The…

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Wishing Joseph Hudson a speedy recovery. The Lake Travis Cavaliers defeated Judson Rockets 47-39 in the Class 6A Division I second round high school football playoff game on Saturday, November 25, 2017, at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. #ok3sports #Txhsfbplayoffs #txhsfb (at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium - University of Texas)

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Waller Football 2021 Commemorative Edition

Waller Football 2021 Commemorative Edition

Click to jump to the Commemorative edition on Issuu.com! The cover of our 2021 football retrospective special edition. Go Bulldogs!

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Cy Park scrimmages Brenham Cubs in final 2021 football tune-up

Cy Park scrimmages Brenham Cubs in final 2021 football tune-up

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Tigers put Rams into park for 2021 season opener, 68-14

Tigers put Rams into park for 2021 season opener, 68-14

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Three-way scrimmage in Waller cancelled

Three-way scrimmage in Waller cancelled

WALLER — The Cypress News Review and WallerNews.com learned that this week’s three-way scrimmage between the Waller Bulldogs, Cy Lakes Spartans and Cy Ridge Rams, has been cancelled due to an outbreak of COVID-19. The scrimmage was scheduled for this Thursday at Waller ISD Stadium. With the regular season beginning next week, the practice will not have enough time to be made up. The Cypress News…

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Ranked Bellville rolls past Royal Falcons, 42-0

Ranked Bellville rolls past Royal Falcons, 42-0

By Terry Carter Sports Contributor BROOKSHIRE — The unbeaten Bellville Brahma football team shut out the host Royal Falcons on Friday, 42-0, in a penalty-plagued 4A football contest. Sixth-ranked Bellville (8-0, 3-0 in District 12-4A Division II) rushed for 305 yards and 19 first downs with senior running backs Richard Reese (15-158 yards, 2 touchdowns) and Robert Briggs (10-65 yards, 1…

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Cy Woods football team reaches 7-on-7 state tournament quarterfinals

Cy Woods football team reaches 7-on-7 state tournament quarterfinals

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Reagins takes the helm as Royal head football coach

Reagins takes the helm as Royal head football coach

Royal ISD is happy to welcome Head Football Coach/Athletic Coordinator Theadis Reagins to the Falcon family. Prior experience:  Theadis Reagins comes to Royal High School from North Shore, where he was the Defensive Backs Coach and two-time State Champion. Prior to that, he was the Defensive Backs Coach at Lamar High School (2012-2018), Wide Receiver Coach at Bellaire High School (2011-2012),…