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The 2016 Texas Associated Press Sports Editors Class 3A all-state high school football team, released Monday. Voting based on regular-season performance. Players are listed in alphabetical order at each position. FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE Linemen: — MATTHEW ARCE, Littlefield, Jr ...

LONGVIEW -- Despite being without its starting quarterback, Harmony ran for 544 yards en route to a 48-21 rout of Paul Pewitt in a Class 3A Division II bi-district matchup on Friday at Pirate Stadium.

Two traditional Northeast Texas powers Hooks and Daingerfield seem to be in perfect position to battle for the District 7-3A Division II championship in 2016. Hooks, which reeled off nine consecutive wins to claim the league title a year ago, and the Hornets are one of the most talented 3A teams in the area...

BRYAN – Brock junior linebacker Zane Young and Waskom senior linebacker Chan Amie shared Defensive Player of the Year honors, each leading their team to 16-0 seasons, on the Collin Street Bakery/Texas Sports Writers Association’s Class 3A all-state football team.

LONGVIEW – It’s been a total team effort all year for West Rusk Raiders, and that theme was prevalent once again as the Raiders rolled past Paul Pewitt, 31-12, in a Class 3A Division II Region II semifinal at Lobo Stadium on Thanksgiving night.

The Paul Pewitt Brahmas put on a rushing display in their 55-28 area-round playoff win over Leonard last Friday night, and senior running back Lamon Hillis was the star of the show. Hillis (5-9, 215) ran for 279 yards and five touchdowns on 19 carries to vault the Brahmas into the third round of the playoffs. And for his efforts, Hillis is the ETSN.fm + Dairy Queen Offensive Player of the Week, fo

Tyran Betts and Lamon Hillis combined to score seven touchdowns to lead Paul Pewitt to a 55-28 rout of Leonard on Friday in a Class 3A Division II area playoff.

HARMONY -- The Alba-Golden Lady Panthers remained perfect in District 14-3A play with a 25-22, 25-15, 25-20 sweep of Harmony on Tuesday night.

WASKOM -- Waskom was well-known for scoring plenty of points in the Wildcats' state championship run last year, but their defense was on display Friday night.

District 7-3A Division II appears to be a league of the haves and have-nots entering the 2015 season. Three teams clearly stand atop the league hierarchy, while the other three teams figure to battle it out for the final playoff spot.