2015 Week 9 Games

NEW LONDON -- It was the single most important game within East Texas. Unfortunately, rain hurt the final product. No bands, no halftime and two lightning delays of more than an hour apiece took away the pageantry. But a football game was still played Friday at Bruce Bradshaw Stadium in New London. And still-undefeated Waskom ran away with it, 40-0, to take control of District 8-3A Division II in

KAUFMAN --- The Athens Hornets had a five-game win streak snapped at the hands of the Kaufman Lions at a rainy Lions Stadium Friday in Kaufman. Kaufman senior kick Mateo Cruz hit the 22-yard, game-winner with no time remaining to give the Lions a 25-22 victory.

PARIS -- A defensive battle became an offensive explosion as the Pittsburg Pirates defeated the Paris Wildcats, 48-30, on Friday night.

Even before the rain moved into the area, Longview and Mount Pleasant was a contest that was going to be determined on the ground.

Texas High knocked Marshall from the ranks of the unbeatens and moved itself into a three-way tie for the top spot in District 15-5A.

Junior quarterback Noah Hildebrand scored a two-point conversion with 37 seconds left in the fourth quarter to lift the Nacogdoches Dragons to a key, 25-24, District 16-5A win over Lindale on a soggy Friday night at Eagle Stadium.

HENDERSON – Henderson's Matthew Childers scored six touchdowns as the Lions blanked Palestine 41-0 in a District 9-4A Division I game in rainy, windy conditions at Lion Stadium. The game was called at halftime because of multiple lightning strikes in the area...

Even though lightning delayed the game twice, Jacksonville quarterback Cameron High had plenty of fireworks to last all night against Whitehouse.

ENNIS -- The Lufkin Panthers edged ever closer to a playoff spot without even taking the field Friday night as a simple coin toss went their way for an official 2-0 win over the Ennis Lions in District 16-5A "action."

TEXARKANA -- The Liberty-Eylau Leopards cruised to their seventh consecutive win with a 48-7 defeat of Quinlan Ford on Thursday night,