Looking Back At Class 1A
January 6, 2009
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It is now time to look back and see how those pre-season rankings in August stacked up. Looking at the pre-season Class 1A Top 25, 24 of the 25 teams made the playoffs. The top 25 included both Champions, both RunnerUps, one semifinalist and five quarterfinalist.
The Canadian Wildcats were the pre-season #1 team and they proved it with a Division I championship. In Division II, the Stratford Elks won the title after being ranked #7 overall and #4 in Division II teams.
Of the 22 teams that eventually lost in the playoffs, 16 of them were knocked out by other pre-season Top 25 teams.
Stratford had the toughest challenge in the playoffs, beating 4 top 25 teams. Cayuga defeated 3 pre-season top 25 teams, while Canadian beat 2 of them. The surprise team was Albany (pre-season #37) which took out 2 Top 25 teams on their way to the Semifinals.
Lone Star Gridirons Pre-Season Top 25 with final record and Where they finished:
1. Canadian Wildcats (13-1) — Division I Champions
2. Maud Cardinals (12-1) — Division II Quarterfinals
3. Alto Yellow Jackets (8-4) — Division I Quarterfinals
4. Sundown Roughnecks (10-3) — Division II Regionals
5. Mart Panthers (12-3) — Division I RunnerUp
6. Roscoe Plowboys (10-2) — Division II Area
7. Stratford Elks (14-1) — Division II Champions
8. Cayuga Wildcats (13-3) — Division II RunnerUp
9.Nazareth Swifts (9-3) — Division II Area
10. Bremond Tigers (11-2) — Division II Regionals
11. Itasca Wampus Cats (10-1) — Division II BiDistrict
12. Chilton Pirates (7-5) — Division II Area
13. Tenaha Tigers (8-3) — – Division II BiDistrict
14. Iraan Braves (13-1) — Division II Quarterfinals
15. Munday Moguls (5-5) — Missed Playoffs
16. Shiner Comanches (9-2) — Division I Quarterfinals
17. Quinlan Boles Hornets (13-1) — Division I Semifinals
18. D’Hanis Cowboys (9-2) — Division II BiDistrict
19. Windthorst Trojans (6-5) — – Division II Area
20. Morton Indians (8-4) — Division I Regionals
21. Mount Enterprise Wildcats (9-2) — Division II BiDistrict
22. DeLeon Bearcats (10-1) — Division I Regionals
23. Sunray Bobcats (7-5) — Division II Regionals
24. Archer City Wildcats (12-1) — Division II Quarterfinals
25. Normangee Panthers (8-5) — Division II Regionals
By: Michael Wright
Lone Star Gridiron
www.lonestargridiron.com
1A DIVISION I Playoff Results — 2008
December 26, 2008
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1A DIVISION I
Region I
Bi-district
Canadian bye
Wellington 24, Boys Ranch 12
Morton 40, Olton 30
Stanton 20, Van Horn 12
Regional
Canadian 55, Wellington 20
Stanton 35, Morton 21
Region II
Bi-district
Seymour bye
Stamford 28, Winters 0
Quinlan Boles 44, Collinsville 27
DeLeon bye
Regional
Seymour 31, Stamford 7
Quinlan Boles 31, DeLeon 3
Region III
Bi-district
Hawkins bye
Alto 25, Joaquin 13
Mart 26, Axtell 22
Hull-Daisetta bye
Regional
Alto 41, Hawkins 14
Mart 28, Hull-Daisetta 0
Region IV
Bi-district
Goldthwaite 42, Thorndale 10
Shiner bye
Junction 36, Brackett 13
La Villa 43, Yorktown 42
Regional
Shiner 33, Goldthwaite 7
Junction 51, La Villa 12
State quarterfinals
Canadian 63, Stanton 20
Quinlan Boles 42, Seymour 27
Mart 27, Alto 20
Junction 21, Shiner 14
State Semifinals
Canadian 68, Quinlan Boles 27
Mart 22, Junction 12
State Championship
Canadian 38, Mart 7
Championship Game Stats
December 19, 2008
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* First of all Congratulations to Canadian, Muleshoe and Prosper for winning Division I Championships last week. Prosper and Muleshoe won their first titles while Canadian captured its second trophy (in a row)
* Celina will look to win thier state record 9th Championship this week. This would be their eighth championship in the past 14 years. The Bobcats have lost only once in nine finals appearances, a 22-19 loss to Liberty Hill in 2006 on a field goal with six seconds to play.
* Current Schools with the most Championships
8: Celina
7: Brownwood, Plano, Southlake Carroll
6: Abilene, Breckenridge, Converse Judson, Odessa Permian, Waco, Wichita Falls
* Four districts could win both of the Division Championships. Allen and Wylie represent 8-5A, Longview and Sulphur Springs reprsent 13-4A, Prosper and Celina represent 9-3A and Canadian and Stratford represent 1-1A.
* Garrett Gilbert needs just 354 passing yards against Longview to break Graham Harrell’s all-time state record mark of 12,532 yards.
* Only 3 undefeated teams remaining statewide (Fort Bend Hightower, Lake Travis and 2A-I champion Muleshoe)
* Lake Travis, Celina and Katy could join Canadian as the 2007 champs to make it a repeat.
* 1A Cayuga’s Traylon Shead is the leading rusher statewide with 3,256 yards and 48 touchdowns (He is just a Junior)
* Impresive Stats for Sulphur Springs and Dayton Game : Springs QB Tyrik Rollison has thrown for 4,315 yards, WR Jace Jackson, of Sulphur Springs has 95 catches for 1,347 yards and 14 TD’s Dayton WR A.J. Dugat has 105 catches for 1,638 yards and 16 TD’s
* Five East Texas teams battle for state championships this week — Longview and Sulphur Springs in 4A, Carthage in 3A, Daingerfield in 2A and 1A’s Cayuga
* Allen (14-1) Has outscored their opponents 35.1 to 16.9
First championship appearance
Overcame loss of regular-season starting QB Matt Brown
Beat #1 Euless Trinity
* Fort Bend Hightower (13-0) Has outscored their opponents 38.4 to 9.5
First championship appearance
* Katy (12-3) Has outscored their opponents 33.3 to 12.9
Ninth championship appearance Five Championships
* Wylie (13-2) Has outscored their opponents 37.9 to 19.9
Third championship appearance One Championship
* Lake Travis (15-0) Has outscored their opponents 49.1 to 15.5
Second championship appearance One Championship
29-game winning streak
* Longview (13-2) Has outscored their opponents 35.9 to 17.1
Second championship appearance One Championship
Lost to Katy in the 1997 5A Championship game
Longviews only loss is to Allen (5A-I finalist)
* Sulphur Springs (13-2) Has outscored their opponents 41.2 to 28.4
First championship appearance
* Dayton (13-1) Has outscored their opponents 39.8 to 16
First championship appearance
* Celina (12-3) Has outscored their opponents 41.5 to 14.5
Tenth championship appearance Eight Championships
Beat #1 Liberty Hill 40-12 last week
* Carthage (13-2) Has outscored their opponents 43.7 to 16.3
Second championship appearance
* Daingerfield (14-1) Has outscored their opponents 38.9 to 11.3
Sixth championship appearance Three Championships
Possibley had the most dominant single-season football team in Texas history back in 1983. That year Daingerfield scored 632 points, its opponents scored eight It was the first team to go 16-0. They allowed just 1,017 total yards on the season … The defense created 64 turnovers and scored 12 touchdowns.
* Cisco (14-1) Has outscored their opponents 40 to 14.5
Third championship appearance
* Stratford (13-1) Has outscored their opponents 38.4 to 13.9
Fourth championship appearance Two Championships
* Cayuga (13-2) Has outscored their opponents 39.3 to 16.6
First championship appearance
2008 Class 1A All-State Team
December 15, 2008
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2008 AP Class 1A All-State Team
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: RB Traylon Shead, Cayuga
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: LB Jed Rankin, Canadian
FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE:
OFFENSIVE LINE:
JAXON BAILEY, Albany, Sr.
DILLON DEES, Iraan, Jr.
DEREK LOVVORN, Canadian, Sr.
CORY PERRY, Cayuga, Sr.
TOBY STYROM, Roscoe, Jr.:
ENDS/RECEIVERS:
OSCAR RODRIGUEZ, Bovina, Sr.
TA’COYUS WALKER, Grapeland, Jr.
QUARTERBACK:
JACOB VILLANUEVA, Roscoe, Sr.
RUNNING BACKS:
DESMOND GUY, Itasca, Jr.
TEVIN MITCHELL, Quanah, Sr.
TRAYLON SHEAD, Cayuga, Jr.
KICKER:
ROSS JONES, Lindsay, Jr.
FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE:
DEFENSIVE LINE:
DAMIAN ALLEN, Meridian, Jr.
KOLBY ROWE, Archer City, Sr.
MATTHEW RUSSELL, New Deal, Jr.
CASEY SHAUF, Lindsay, Sr.
LINEBACKERS:
DE’VEON MAYBERRY, Itasca, Sr.
ZACH NASH, Mason, Sr.
JED RANKIN, Canadian, Sr.
DEFENSIVE BACKS:
TREY GALBRAITH, Vega, Sr.
WHITLEY REED, Normangee, Sr.
SAM SMITH, Archer City, Sr.
JARED VILLANUEVA, Roscoe, Sr.
PUNTER:
SAM SMITH, Archer City, Sr.
SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE:
OFFENSIVE LINE:
Ray Burns, Maud, Sr.; Taylor Carlow, Maud, Sr.; Brady Cowan, Archer City, Sr.; Roland Rodriguez, Sundown, Sr.; Vincent Ruiz, Wheeler, Sr.
ENDS/RECEIVERS:
Torrence Allen, Meridian, Sr.; Derek Reese, Rotan, Sr.; Alex Reyes, Canadian, Sr.
QUARTERBACK:
Aaron Doyle, Evant, Sr.
RUNNING BACKS:
Robert Hare, Albany, Sr.; Jesse Lopez, Stratford, Sr.; Dustin Stapp, Junction, Sr.
KICKER:
Jacob Schroeder, Bracketville, Sr.
SECOND-TEAM DEFENSE:
DEFENSIVE LINE:
Enrique Guzman, La Villa, Sr.; Bryant House, Maud, Sr.; Clay Phillips, Goldthwaite, Sr.; Caden Smith, Roscoe, Soph.
LINEBACKERS:
Jake Carter, Sundown, Jr.; Kelly Dodson, Quinlan Boles, Sr.; Kevin Garcia, Bartlett, Sr.; Bradley Hardcastle, Meridian, Sr.
DEFENSIVE BACKS:
Stephen Bryant, New Deal, Jr.; Daryl Garcia, Bruni, Jr.; Colby Summers, Mart, Sr.; Ta’Coyus Walker, Grapeland, Jr.; Kailob Wallace, Quinlan Boles, Soph.
PUNTER:
Jasenio Anderson, Italy, Soph.
HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE:
LINEMEN: David Acevedo, Stratford; Kody Boedeker, Shiner; Ruben Davila, Bruni; Taylor Duran, Quinlan Boles; Heath Fennell, Springlake-Earth; Enrique Guzman, La Villa; Yahsh Hawkins, Albany; Bryant House, Maud; Justin Lindley, DeLeon; Wesley Martinez, Roscoe; LaQuan McGowan, Boys Ranch; Joaquin Mejia, Mason; Cris Pacheco, Itasca; Derrick Shelton, Clarendon; Jaylyn Turner, Big Sandy; Danzel Wilson, Clarendon; Kyle Wiseman, Cayuga.
ENDS/RECEIVERS: Cody Feight, Bosqueville; Marlon McClure, Tenaha; Whitley Reed, Normangee; Jared Villanueva, Roscoe; Ryan Waygood, Sundown; Garrison Williams, Roscoe.
QUARTERBACKS: LiDarral Bailey, Bremond; Tyler Copeland, West Hardin; Andy De La Rosa, Santa Maria; Jason Durham, Sundown; Justin Mullinnix, Normangee; Brandon Robinson, Clarendon; Westin Williams, Wellington; Xavier Williams, Mart.
RUNNING BACKS: Aaron Cook, Hull-Daisetta; Luey Enriquez, Morton; Marcuse Gasaway, Alto; Joe Gilliard, Quinlan Boles; Jared Hudson, Mason; James King, Wolfe City; Adrian Lightheard, Flatonia; Jordan Mullinnix, Normangee; Slayton Murray, Iola; Kevin Pope, Mount Enterprise; Sam Smith, Archer City; Ricard Watler, Wheeler.
KICKER: Aaron Gordon, Clarendon; John Heffley, Sundown; Connor Krcha, Yorktown; Taylor Riley, Albany.
HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE:
LINEMEN: Michael Alvarado, Stamford; Trenton Anderson, Bremond; Hunter Berry, Sundown; Kody Boedeker, Shiner; Ray Burns, Maud; Thomas Castro, Roscoe; James Dunbar, Maud; Alton Gaines, Clarendon; Victor Galan, Santa Maria; Dalton Handley, Shiner; Jaime Ibarra, Iraan; Case Martin, Wolfe City; Sean Shipman, Wellington; Austin Townley, Meridian; Kody Travis, DeLeon; Kelby Vaughn, Albany; Joseph Warren, Seymour; Dylan Weaver, Canadian; Kyle Wiseman, Cayuga; Jacob Yezak, Bremond.
LINEBACKERS: Drew Allen, Iraan; Paul Crabtree, Muenster; Kendrick Davis, Grapeland; Michael Elizondo, Ranger; Henry Faulk, Grapeland; Michael Gaines, Wheeler; Devin Johnson, Springlake-Earth; Reggie King, Mount Enterprise; Loren Koehler, Yorktown; Hayden Lewis, DeLeon; Lucas Lopez, La Pryor; Eric Needham, Wellington; Blake Slaggle, Seymour; Reece Springer, Bronte; Dustin Stapp, Junction; Cooper Twyford, Archer City; Justin Williams, Bremond; Dillon Wolfe, Normangee.
BACKS: Torrence Allen, Meridian; Jason Brothers, Albany; Manuel Chavoya, Stratford; Clint Cockrell, Canadian; Derek Copeland, New Deal; Andy De La Rosa, Santa Maria; Johnny Gaines, Clarendon; Dakota Green, Iraan; Bruce Holson, Albany; Alex Johnson, Wolfe City; Lance Spencer, Springlake-Earth; Tim Sunday, Big Sandy; Tyson Swanner, Gorman; Garrison Williams, Roscoe.
PUNTER: Telvin Darden, Overton; Wade King, Sundown; Westin Williams, Wellington.
Round #5 Playoff Scores - 3 Champions crowned!
December 13, 2008
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1A Division II Semifinals
Stratford — 28, Albany — 0
Cayuga — 42, Ganado — 7
1A Division I Championship
Canadian — 38, Mart — 7
2A Division II Semifinals
Daingerfield — 43, Blanco — 7
Cisco — 33, Pottsboro — 26
2A Division I Championship
Muleshoe — 48, Kirbyville — 26
3A Division II Semifinals
Celina — 40, Liberty Hill — 12
Carthage — 41, Giddings — 14
3A Division I Championship
Prosper — 17, Waco La Vega — 10
4A Division II Semifinals
Sulphur Springs — 47, Everman — 34
Dayton — 31, Kerrville Tivy — 28
4A Division I Semifinals
Austin Lake Travis — 56, Friendswood — 22
Longview — 41, Denton Guyer — 30
5A Division II Semifinals
Katy — 41, Smithson Valley — 19
Wylie — 23, Copperas Cove — 7
5A Division I Semifinals
Allen — 23, Round Rock Stony Point — 21
Fort Bend Hightower — 28, San Antonio Clark — 7
Week 5 Playoff Facts
December 12, 2008
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* 5A Copperas Cove was the Runner-UP for the past two seasons when they played for Class 4A championship games.
* The 28-game victory streak by Austin Lake Travis is sixth best in 4A history just behind Denison (29), 1984-85.
* Lake Travis has outscored their opponents since Week 3 534-122
* Liberty Hill’s 38-game winning streak (15 straight playoff games) is the sixth longest in UIL history and the all-time leading mark in 3A.
* If Liberty Hill wins the Class 3A state championship for the third straight year then their seniors would finish high school with 40 straight victories.
* Katy and Smithson Valley will clash for the third time in six years in a 5A-II semifinal showdown. Smithson Valley edged the Tigers 24-20 in 2002 and Katy squeezed out a 17-14 decision over the Rangers in 2005. Both schools lost in their state championship games though.
* Smithson Valley has made it to at least the Quarterfinals 7 of the last 10 years
* Katy is winning its playoff games this year by an average of 51.2 ppg, about three points higher than last year’s per-game average through four rounds.
* Katy’s district loss this year to Cinco Ranch was the first since 14-13 loss to Alief Hastings in 2002.
* Katy lost 3 games in a season for the first time since 2002 when they went 11-4.
* Katy had lost only a combined total of 5 games since 2003 (5 years)
* 3A Celina lost 3 games in a season for the first time since 1997 when they went 11-3.
* Katy had lost only a combined total of 7 games since 1998 (10 years)
* Celina lost their only championship game in 2006 to Liberty Hill (this weeks opponent) 22-19 n the 3A-II final
* 5A Wylie, coming off of a 5-6 record last year, has scored at least 31 points in every playoff game this year.
* 2A Blanco has outscored teams 632-113 and posted five shutouts this season. Blanco’s record in the past three seasons is 35-4.
* 5A Round Rock Stony Point have given up a total of 34 points in four playoff victories.
* 3A Giddings new starting Quarterback, Trey Masek is 5-0 since he took over
* Before its 31-28 win over Gilmer, 3A Carthage outscored its previous three playoff opponents 166-62.
* 4A Longview advanced against Waco Midway last week winning 43-42 on a two-point conversion run in overtime. Quarterback Aaron Johnson reached the ball across the line at the last possible moment before he was tackled. Even in the slow motion replays it is too close to tell whether he made it or not.
* Before last year, the last time a Panhandle won a championship above the 1A level was when Dumas won the 3A title, 6-0 over Nederland in 1961.
* Muleshoe could be the Panhandles 2nd consecutive 2A team to win the state titles. Canadian won last year in 2A.
* There’s also the chance that two Panhandle 1A teams — Stratford (Division II) and Canadian (DI) can win 1A titles.
* Muleshoe, which plays for the 2A Division I state championship Saturday night, got there by defeating two unbeaten teams in the first two rounds, a one-loss team in the third round and another unbeaten team last week. They’ll have to knock off another unbeaten, Kirbyville, for the title. The combined record of their playoff opponents? 56-2.
* Muleshoe senior QB Wes Wood has passed for 61 TDs so far this year to became just the third player in state history (and second this year, joining Denton Ryan’s Scotty Young, who threw 65) to reach the 60-touchdown mark. Graham Harrell holds the state record of 67, set in 2003.
* 2A Kirbyville scored 61 points last weekend against then-unbeaten Rice Consolidated, a team that had given up 20 or more points just twice previously
* 2A Pottsboro’s is making its first trip to a state semifinal. Coach Matt Poe took over this team 3 years ago after the team had gone 0-20 the two years prior to his arrival.
* 2A Daingerfield allows just more than 150 yards per game. Four teams have failed to score against them, while eight more scored fewer than 20 points.
* 1A Albany has scored 42 or more points 10 times this season. Three times they have scored at least 70
* 13-4A (Longview, Sulphur Springs), 8-5A (Allen, Wylie), 9-3A (Celina, Prosper) and 1-1A (Canadian, Stratford) still have 2 representatives playing.
* No district has won both DI and DII Championships since 1995 when Converse Judson (DI) and San Antonio Roosevelt (DII) did it.
* No 5A-DI team (Allen, Round Rock Stony Point, Fort Bend Hightower or San Antonio Clark) has ever played for a Championship
* The 5A-DI teams have a combined 51-3 record this year
* Fort Bend Hightower is the only undefeated 5A team left
* The 4A DI matchup has two teams (Longview & Denton Guyer) that won very close ones last week to advance. Longview made a 2 pt conversion in OT while Guyer hit a FG as time expired for their wins
Class 1A DIVISION I Championship CANADIAN Wildcats (12-1) vs. MART Panthers (12-2)
December 10, 2008
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Class 1A DIVISION I Championship
CANADIAN Wildcats (12-1) vs. MART Panthers (12-2)
Both teams were in 2A last year
Scoring By Quarters Average
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Final
Canadian 23.5 17.0 16.5 7.0 51.2
Mart 10.7 10.8 8.0 7.1 33.6
Rushing Yards per Game
Canadian 167.8 Clay Cockrell 55.8
Mart 201.2 Xavier Williams 102.6
Passing Yards per Game
Canadian 271.0 Brandon Robinson 232.1
Mart 127.1 Xavier Williams 126.3
Receiving Yards per Game
Canadian Clint Cockrell 50-719 12 TDs
Alex Reyes 41-809 12 TDs
Danny Reyes 45-754 9 TDs
Mart Colby Summers 31-555 5 TDs
Sean Farmer 32-420 4 TDs
Total Yards per Game
Canadian 438.8
Mart 328.4
Defense
Canadian Jed Rankin 10.9 tackles per game
Ryan Alexander 11 sacks/season
Team 9 INTs 6 FRs 20 sacks 14.85 pts
Mart Kaleb Freeman 10.4 tackles per game
Colby Summers 6.8 tackles per game
Team 14 INTs 25 FRs 44 sacks 13.57 pts
Playoff Appearance
Canadian 22
Mart 39 #1 in playoff appearances in Class 1A
Consecutive playoff appearance
Canadian 7
Mart 5
Winning Streak
Canadian 7 years
Mart 6 years #1 in All-Time wins in Class 1A with 646
Record over Last 2 years
Canadian 27-2
Mart 23-3
*** Wilcats ***
Won the 2A Division II Championship last year
LSG’s Pre-Season #1 team
*** Panthers ***
1999 2A Division I Champions
2006 2A Division II Champions
1A Championship Teams Playoff History
December 7, 2008
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CLASS 1A DIVISION I
Canadian vs. Mart
Canadian (20 playoff appearances) 1950,51,72,86,88,89,92,93,94,95,97,98,99, 2000,02,03,04,05,06,07
Bi-District — 1950, 51, 72, 86, 88, 89, 94, 97
Area — 1993, 95, 2000, 05, 06
Regionals — 1992, 2002
Quarterfinals — 2003
Semifinals — 1998, 99, 2004
State Champions — 2007
1950 Class B
Happy 6..Canadian 6
1951 Class A
Dimmitt 28..Canadian 7
1972 Class A
Clarendon 6..Canadian 0
1986 Class AA
Panhandle 24..Canadian 21
1988 Class AA
West Texas 36..Canadian 20
1989 Class AA
Panhandle 30..Canadian 27
1992 Class AA
Canadian 39..Amarillo Highland Park 0
Canadian 28..Ralls 19
Goldthwaite 7..Canadian 6
1993 Class AA
Canadian 22..Spearman 14
Idalou 21..Canadian 6
1994 Class AA
West Texas 21..Canadian 13
1995 Class AA
Canadian 26..Stratford 7
Sundown 14..Canadian 13
1997 Class AA
White Deer 20..Canadian 14
1998 Class AA
Canadian 25..Quanah 6
Canadian 62..Jim Ned 6
Canadian 42..Sonora 7
Paul Pewitt 55..Canadian 19
1999 Class AA
Canadian 20..Quanah 14
Canadian 42..Jim Ned 0
Canadian 35..Ozona 16
Boyd 34..Canadian 8
2000 Class AA
Canadian 44..Lockney 14
Albany 34..Canadian 27
2002 Class AA
Canadian 32..Friona 6
Holliday 30..Canadian 20
2003 Class AA
Canadian 19..Floydada 0
Canadian 41..Eastland 16
Shallowater 48..Canadian 41
2004 Class AA
Canadian 53..Childress 42
Canadian 23..Post 6
Canadian 32..Jim Ned 27
Canadian 26..Holliday 25
Crawford 24..Canadian 13
2005 Class AA
Canadian 51..Electra 18
Idalou 26..Canadian 14
2006 Class AA
Canadian 28…Friona 19
Idalou 33…Canadian 0
2007 Class AA
Canadian 48…Tulia 14
Canadian 43…Childress 28
Canadian 21…Coleman 18
Canadian 21…Idalou 18
Canadian 17…Cisco 6
Canadian 40…Elysian Fields 25
Mart (38 playoff appearances) 1929,30,33,34,36,40,41,46,52,56,57,58,59,60,65,69,76,80,81,82,
84,86,87,90,91,92,93,95,96,97,98,99,2000,01,04,05,06,07
Bi-District — 1930, 33, 36, 41, 59, 60, 65, 81, 92, 93, 2007
Area — 1995, 97
Regionals — 1929, 34, 40, 46, 52, 80, 82, 87, 2001, 04, 05
Quarterfinals — 1956, 58, 84, 90, 91, 96
Semifinals — 1976, 98
Runner Ups — 1986, 2000
Co Champions — 1957
State Champions — 1969, 99, 2006
1929 Class B
Mart 10..Corsicana State Home 8
Mart 25..Livingston 12
1930 Class B
Mart 13..Fort Worth IOOF Home 0
Gilmer 13..Mart 6
1933 Class B
Corsicana State Home 19..Mart 6
1934 Class B
Mart 27..Fredericksburg 0
Mart 25..Dublin 7
1936 Class B
Cameron 15..Mart 13
1940 Class A
Mart 20..Teague 0
Mart 13..Dallas Buckner Home 12
1941 Class A
La Vega 6..Mart 0
1946 Class A
Mart 21..Mc Gregor 7
Mart 32..Cameron 0
1952 Class A
Mart 9..Hearne 6
Smithville 20..Mart 6
1956 Class A
Mart 19..Mc Gregor 13
Mart 20..Gaston 7
Humble 32..Mart 7
1957 Class A
Mart 39..Clifton 7
Mart 32..Gaston 7
Mart 47..Garrison 26
Mart 32..Jourdanton 7
White Oak 7..Mart 7
1958 Class A
Mart 20..Madisonville 0
Mart 44..Leverett’s Chapel 6
Elgin 16..Mart 8
1959 Class A
Madisonville 20..Mart 16
1960 Class A
Clifton 21..Mart 8
1965 Class A
Rogers 6..Mart 0
1969 Class A
Mart 37..Leander 0
Mart 20..Rogers 7
Mart 12..White Oak 7
Mart 14..Poth 7
Mart 28..Sonora 0
1976 Class A
Mart 17..Groveton 8
Mart 26..Shelbyville 15
Mart 49..Frankston 20
Barbers Hill 30..Mart 0
1980 Class AA
Mart 10..Groveton 7
Garrison 21..Mart 7
1981 Class AA
Trinity 14..Mart 3
1982 Class AA
Mart 10..Trinity 8
Mart 27..Burkeville 0
Grand Saline 14..Mart 7
1984 Class AA
Mart 42..Kerens 0
Mart 26..Menard 0
Mart 30..Electra 22
Olney 20..Mart 19
1986 Class AA
Mart 19..China Spring 10
Mart 28..Italy 0
Mart 35..Holliday 21
Mart 20..Eastland 7
Mart 35..Reagan County 15
Shiner 18..Mart 0
1987 Class AA
Mart 44..China Spring 0
Mart 24..De Leon 7
Pilot Point 19..Mart 14
1990 Class AA
Mart 17..China Spring 14
Mart 19..Malakoff 6
Mart 28..Howe 0
Pilot Point 17..Mart 8
1991 Class AA
Mart 28..Hico 0
Mart 25..Itasca 0
Mart 21..Van Alstyne 19
Farmersville 28..Mart 21
1992 Class AA
China Spring 16..Mart 14
1993 Class AA
Mc Gregor 14,,Mart 7
1995 Class AA
Mart 44..Rio Vista 0
Goldthwaite 20..Mart 9
1996 Class AA
Mart 41..Godley 15
Mart 10..Bells 7
Mart 36..Nocona 13
Holliday 36..Mart 34 (OT)
1997 Class AA
Mart 49..Godley 23
Celina 21..Mart 15
1998 Class AA
Mart 21..Rosebud-Lott 7
Mart 49..East Chambers 0
Mart 51..Hughes Springs 23
Brookshire-Royal 23..Mart 21
1999 Class AA
Mart 42..Lexington 7
Mart 58..East Chambers 20
Mart 49..Hughes Springs 0
Mart 35..Comfort 6
Mart 40..Boyd 7
2000 Class AA
Mart 59..New Waverly 0
Mart 56..Hemphill 12
Mart 13..Lone Oak 7 (OT)
Mart 20..Corrigan-Camden 6
Mart 21..Refugio 20
Celina 21..Mart 17
2001 Class AA
Mart 23..Corrigan-Camden 21
Mart 18..Shelbyville 0
Alto 27..Mart 22
2004 Class AA
Mart 40..Grapeland 0
Mart 49..East Chambers 12
Paul Pewitt 35..Mart 27
2005 Class AA
Mart 36..Alto 6
Mart 41..East Chambers 7
Paul Pewitt 42..Mart 16
2006 Class AA
Mart 49…Hamilton 14
Mart 49…East Chambers 21
Mart 38…Hooks 18
Mart 46…Corrigan-Camden 27
Mart 31…Lexington 14
Mart 23…Cisco 13
2007 Class AA
Hamilton 43…Mart 21
By: Michael Wright
Lone Star Gridiron
www.lonestargridiron.com
Class 1A - Playoff matchups
December 7, 2008
Class 1A
DIVISION I
REGION I v III
CANADIAN
SATURDAY, 2:00 PM, MEMORIAL, WICHITA FALLS
MART
DIVISION II
REGION I v II
STRATFORD
SATURDAY, 2:00 PM, LOWREY, LUBBOCK
ALBANY
REGION III v IV
CAYUGA
SATURDAY, 6:00 PM, A&M CONSOLIDATED, COLLEGE STATION
GANADO
How Are The Defending Champions Doing?
December 4, 2008
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It is always interesting to see how the defending champions are doing and see how many still have a chance to win 2 or even 3 in a row going into the 4th round of the playoffs. Out of the ten returning champions, six are still playing.
Here is how everyone is doing :
Alto Yellow Jackets
Last Year : 1A Division I Champions
This Years Regular Season Record : 6-3
This Year Playoff Run: Lost to Mart in the Quarterfinals
Other: 2006 1A Division I Champions
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Munday Moguls
Last Year : 1A Division II Champions
This Years Regular Season Record : 5-5
This Year Playoff Run: missed the playoffs
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Canadian Wildcats
Last Year : 2A Division II Champions
This Years Regular Season Record : 9-1
This Year Playoff Run: will play Quinlan Boles in a 1A Division I Semifinal game this week
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Farmersville Farmers
Last Year : 2A Division I Champions
This Years Regular Season Record : 6-4
This Year Playoff Run: Lost in bi-district play to Kemp
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Liberty Hill Panthers
Last Year : 3A Division I Champions
This Years Regular Season Record : 10-0
This Year Playoff Run: Will play Bridgeport in a 3A Division II Quarterfinal game this week
Other: 2006 3A Division II Champions. They are on a 37 game winning streak.
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Celina Bobcats
Last Year : 3A Division II Champions
This Years Regular Season Record : 7-3
This Year Playoff Run: Will play Kaufman in a 3A Division II Quarterfinal game this week
Other: 1998 2A Division II Champions, 1999 2A Division II Champions, 2000 2A Divison II Champions, 2001 2A Division II Champions, 2005 2A Division II Champions
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Austin Lake Travis Cavaliers
Last Year : 4A Division II Champions
This Years Regular Season Record : 10-0
This Year Playoff Run: Will play Killeen in a 4A Division I Quarterfinal game this week
Other: They are on a 27 game winning streak.
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Rosenberg Lamar Consolidated Mustangs
Last Year : 4A Division I Champions
This Years Regular Season Record : 6-2
This Year Playoff Run: Lost to Friendswood in bi-district
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Euless Trinity Trojans
Last Year : 5A Division I Champions
This Years Regular Season Record : 10-0
This Year Playoff Run: Will play Allen in a 5A Division I Quarterfinal game this week
Other: 2005 5A Division I Champions They are on a 27 game winning streak.
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Katy Tigers
Last Year : 5A Division II Champions
This Years Regular Season Record : 7-3
This Year Playoff Run: Will play La Porte in a 5A Division II Quarterfinal game this week
Other: 2000 5A Division II Champions, 2003 5A Division II Champions
By : Michael Wright
Lone Star Gridiron
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