Cypress Falls edged Cy-Fair 41-38 in a tight Houston-area matchup Thursday night at Pridgeon Stadium, with Kaden McCarty’s fumble recovery helping seal the win. The game was one of several high-scoring contests across the Houston region and statewide as Texas high school football entered Week 5.
Nimitz dominated Aldine 61-0 while Alief Taylor routed Bellaire 48-8. Baytown Christian shut out High Island 47-0, and Crawford blanked Rosenberg Lamar 56-0. Cypress Springs crushed Cypress Park 65-3, and Houston Lamar blanked Elsik 45-0. Houston Sterling kept Wharton off the board with a 26-0 win. Jordan and Katy both posted decisive wins, Jordan over Katy Taylor 45-6 and Katy over Katy Mayde Creek 44-20.
Klein Oak dismantled Tomball Memorial 45-7, and Manvel blanked Alvin 53-0. Pearland also recorded a shutout, beating Pasadena Memorial 49-0. Port Arthur Memorial held Goose Creek scoreless in a 23-0 victory. Randle overwhelmed Dulles 91-0, the most lopsided score of the night in the Houston area.
Rosenberg Terry narrowly defeated Rosenberg Tomas 26-21, and Shadow Creek demolished Pasadena Dobie 67-2. Texas City beat Galena Park 49-7, while Tompkins won against Mayde Creek 44-20. West Fork took down Kingwood Park 34-16, and Westfield shut out Eisenhower 47-0.
Statewide, Abbott crushed Calvert 72-8, and Abilene Wylie routed Lubbock Coronado 56-20. Amarillo FFC scored 59 points against Plainview Classical’s 14, while Amarillo Tascosa eked out a 13-7 win over Wolfforth Frenship. Austin Crockett beat Austin Eastside Memorial 23-8.
Bluff Dale and Bryson combined for an unusually high-scoring game, Bluff Dale winning 88-66. Boys Ranch edged out Lubbock Home School 34-26. Bryan Rudder topped Elgin 63-19, and Corpus Christi Carroll defeated Flour Bluff 50-26. Ray beat Brownsville Pace 49-0. Campbell crushed Cedar Hill Newman 75-24.
Canyon outscored Sanger 38-28, while Canyon Randall beat Waco University 36-7. Cedar Park blanked Leander 56-0 and Chester routed Beaumont Legacy Christian 56-6. Davenport won a high-scoring affair against Fischer Canyon Lake 56-41.
Denton Guyer defeated Frisco Wakeland 35-7. El Paso Coronado won a close 38-35 game over El Paso Socorro. Fort Worth Arlington Heights, Brewer, and Paschal all recorded shutouts, winning 52-0, 62-0, and 68-6 respectively. Frisco teams dominated as well: Frisco beat Frisco Memorial 45-7, Centennial won 26-5 over Lebanon Trail, and Reedy routed Liberty 56-6.
Gordon took down Stephenville FAITH 52-32, Harrold crushed Benjamin 71-26, and Joaquin beat Mansfield, Louisiana, 42-34. Keller Central defeated Byron Nelson 47-34. La Villa routed Harlingen Marine Military 54-12. Lake Travis blanked Round Rock McNeil 59-6.
Lefors posted an incredible 95-46 win over Amarillo PCHEA, the highest-scoring game statewide. Liberty Hill beat New Braunfels 38-24. Manor edged Austin McCallum 39-31 in overtime, while Mansfield Summit narrowly defeated Mansfield Legacy 24-19. McAllen Memorial scored 75 points against Rio Grande City’s 49.
Mesquite Poteet shut out Dallas Adamson 58-0, Midland beat Harlingen 44-7, and Mullin defeated Lohn 51-19. New Braunfels Canyon won a close game over San Marcos 16-14. Newton beat Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 46-6. North Mesquite blanked Dallas Sunset 64-0.
Olfen and Three Way played to a 56-0 shutout, PSJA North beat Edinburg Economedes 55-14, and Pflugerville Weiss defeated Killeen Shoemaker 42-28. Port Lavaca Calhoun won 45-26 over Corpus Christi King. Prosper routed McKinney 63-26. Roby shut out Loraine 50-0. Rosenberg Terry won again, 26-21 over Richmond Calvary.
In San Antonio, Churchill edged Northside Clark 33-28, Houston beat Edison 26-14, and Johnson routed LEE 66-6. Northside Jay took down South San Antonio 26-13, while Harlan crushed Northside Marshall 59-14. Sharyland Pioneer beat La Joya Juarez-Lincoln 40-6.
Smithson Valley scored 84 points in a 84-7 rout of Bastrop Cedar Creek. Spring Westfield shut out Aldine Eisenhower 47-0. Stockdale blanked Karnes City 47-0. Tatum defeated Troup 33-21. Valera Panther Creek routed Ranger 54-6. Vernon Northside beat Chillicothe 70-14. Waxahachie dominated Dallas Skyline 61-14, and Woodson edged Guthrie 46-41.
Thursday’s results delivered a mix of shutouts, high-scoring shootouts, and closely contested matches across Texas high school football, setting up an intriguing weekend of games ahead.
According to Yahoo Sports.
