2015 Week 10 Games

TYLER -- John Tyler clinched at least a share of the District 16-5A crown Saturday as part of a 57-21 win against Jacksonville at Trinity Mother Frances Rose Stadium. More importantly, it secured the top Division I playoff berth from the league and will face the weaker of two Division I teams from the adjacent District 15-5A in two week's time.

ROCKWALL -- Tyler Lee was completely zapped of energy at the break. The team walked off the field while Rockwall sprinted off to its own locker room in celebration. Unless the Red Raiders could score, at minimum, 37 points in the second half, it was over. And there were no miracles Saturday at Wilkerson-Sanders Stadium in the Metroplex.

LUFKIN - The Lufkin Panthers didn't need a coin flip this time. A week after the flip of a coin gave them a win over the Ennis Lions, the Panthers did the talking with their play on the field. Kordell Rodgers threw for 207 yards and two touchdowns while running for 104 yards and a touchdown as the Panthers rolled to a 38-10 win against the Corsicana Tigers at John Outlaw Memorial FIeld at Abe Mart

EMORY -- The Canton Eagles rallied from a 16-point deficit to take a 27-16 win over Emory Rains in District 5-4A Division II action Friday night.

MARSHALL -- The Marshall Mavericks rebounded from their first setback of the season with a dominating 54-0 shutout of Mount Pleasant on Friday night at Maverick Stadium.

ATHENS -- The Athens Hornets rolled to a 35-12 victory over Crandall on Senior Night against the Crandall Pirates, Friday at Bruce Field. With the victory, the Hornets improved to 6-3 overall and 3-1 in District 8-4A Division I. The victory secured a playoff spot for Athens with one game left at Wills Point next Friday night ... Read More ...

KILGORE -- Like most every team for the last seven games, Brownsboro had no answer for Kilgore's running game Friday night. The result: a Kilgore win, and another district championship. The Kilgore Bulldogs won their seventh straight game, pounding Brownsboro, 38-7, at R ...

LONGVIEW -- Longview punched its ticket to the postseason in quick and convincing fashion Friday night at Lobo Stadium. Behind three first-quarter touchdowns, Longview rolled to a 48-10 win over Sulphur Springs to shore up a playoff spot out of District 15-5A.

NEW CHAPEL HILL -- Jaylon Redwine made just one catch Friday night, but it was a big one. Redwine hauled in a 30-yard touchdown pass from Konnor Hitchcock with 58 seconds remaining, and Austyn Fendrick’s ensuing extra point gave Chapel Hill a come-from-behind 28-27 victory over the Henderson Lions, propelling the Bulldogs to the inside track for the fourth and final playoff spot from District 9-4

PRINCETON -- Pittsburg lost the turnover battle. The team also committed 16 penalties for 174 yards. But the Pirates won Thursday's potentially season-changing District 7-4A Division I game against Princeton, 49-39, at Jackie Hendrix Stadium. And now a second-place finish in the league looks like a sure thing. Winning the district championship isn't out of the question, either.