Week 10 games

JEFFERSON— A playoff berth was on the line Friday night, and the team known for its hurry-up offense reserved a spot. Junior quarterback Dylan Gale accounted for four touchdowns, while senior running back Hunter Owens scored two touchdowns to lead White Oak to a 44-27 victory at Jerry Bennett Field at W.F. Lockett Stadium to crush Jefferson’s playoff hopes.

TATUM -- Shaq Johnson scored three touchdowns to lead Tatum to a 31-15 win against Harmony on Friday and clinch a share of the District 9-2A Division I championship.

HALLSVILLE -- Hallsville's ground game powered the Bobcats to a 19-7 victory against Texas High and the Tigers' tough defense in Friday's District 14-4A finale.

VAN -- Behind the legs of Garrett Smallwood and Matt Savis and a dominant fourth-quarter defense, the Van Vandals defeated the Canton Eagles 35-21 to clinch the District 15-3A title at Van Memorial Stadium on Friday.

BROWNSBORO — The Athens Hornets scored three touchdowns in a less than three minutes to open their 55-20 win over the Brownsboro Bears on Friday night at Bear Stadium.

HENDERSON — Senior Patrick “Monster” Brown lived up to his nickname as the Henderson Lions rolled over the Gladewater Bears, 41-22, in the teams’ final District 16-3A matchup Friday night at Lion Stadium.

LONGVIEW -- It took longer than most Longview fans are accustomed to, but the Lobos are headed back to the playoffs for the 12th consecutive season.

CORSICANA -- The regular season finale for Corsicana and Jacksonville didn't mean much with both having clinched playoff spots and their seeds already determined, but winning was still a priority.

TYLER -- This one had everything. Big plays by big-time players on offense and defense, come-from-behind heroics and in the end, a district championship. John Tyler quarterback Greg Ward and defensive end Tyus Bowser helped fuel a 24-point comeback in the second-ranked Lions' 45-38 win over previously-unbeaten Whitehouse on Friday night at Trinity Mother Frances Rose Stadium, making JT the Distric

CENTER -- Terrence Cuney ran for two touchdowns, the second of which came in the fourth quarter to lift Jasper to a 27-21 win at Center on Friday in the game that decided second place in District 20-3A.