2016 Week 10 Games

HALLSVILLE -- Markese Martin and Devuntay Walker each scored two touchdowns to lead Texas High to a 34-8 rout of Hallsville on Friday night, keeping the Tigers undefeated for the season.

WHITEHOUSE -- The Corsicana Tigers scored all 17 points in the second quarter and held on to win in regulation and remain undefeated in District 17-5A by beating Whitehouse, 17-9, on Friday at Wildcat Stadium.

LUFKIN -- With their playoff hopes on the line against Conroe Oak Ridge a week ago, Lufkin put together a dominating performance to stay alive. Needing one more win to wrap up a playoff spot, the Panthers didn't wait nearly as long this time.

VAN -- The Van Vandals have passed every test thrown their way this season. And there's just one more hurdle to clear for Van's second undefeated regular season in three years. Garrett Moseley rolled up 452 yards of total offense and accounted for all five touchdowns in the eighth-ranked Vandals' 33-14 victory over Kaufman on Friday night, putting Van on the doorstep of an outright District 8-4A D

PRINCETON — Liberty-Eylau's defense put on a clinic, holding Princeton to just 104 yards of total offense and seven first downs and the Leopards secured a playoff spot with a 27-3 win over the Panthers on Friday.

KILGORE -- By all rights, a team that lost 56-0 a week ago had no business going into the house of the unbeaten-in-district Kilgore Bulldogs and coming out with a win.

TEXARKANA -- Three of TJ Cole's six touchdown passes went for touchdowns in Pleasant Grove's 47-14 win over Spring Hill on Friday night in District 7-4A Division II action.

JACKSONVILLE -- Scoring at will -- and often -- Lindale’s Eagles laid waste to the Jacksonville Indians, 45-7, on Friday night in a District 17-5A match at the Tomato Bowl.

ROCKWALL – D’Crayvan Polk hit the end zone three times and Kendrevian White added two rushing scores as Longview took down Rockwall-Heath, 35-21, on Friday night at Wilkerson-Sanders Memorial Stadium.

CARTHAGE – Carthage quarterback Kason Davis passed for 270 yards and two touchdowns while running back Keantay Ingram rushed for 104 yards and three touchdowns as Carthage rolled past Palestine 48-16 in a District 9-4A Division I game on Friday at Bulldog Stadium.