Texas high school football playoff pairings

CLASS 5A DIVISION I
State Quarterfinals
DeSoto (13-0) vs. Euless Trinity (11-2), 4 p.m. Saturday, Allen
Spring Westfield (13-0) vs. Allen (13-0), 2 p.m. Saturday, Austin's Reeves Complex
Cypress Fairbanks (11-1) vs. Pearland (12-1), 1 p.m. Saturday, Sugar Land's Mercer Stadium
Converse Judson (11-2) vs. SA Madison (10-3), 7 p.m. Friday, San Antonio's Heroes Stadium
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CLASS 5A DIVISION II
State Quarterfinals
Cedar Hill (11-2) vs. Denton Ryan (10-2), 2 p.m. Saturday, Denton's Apogee Stadium
Lake Travis (11-1) vs. A&M Consolidated (10-2), 2 p.m. Saturday, Temple
Katy (13-0) vs. Manvel (12-1), 7 p.m. Friday, Houston's Reliant Stadium
SA Johnson (11-2) vs. Cibolo Steele (12-1), 7 p.m. Saturday, San Marcos' Bobcat Stadium
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CLASS 4A DIVISION I
State Quarterfinals
Denton Guyer (11-2) vs. N. Richland Hills Birdville (11-2), 2 p.m. Saturday, Justin Northwest
Wylie (9-4) vs. Dallas Highland Park (12-1), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Allen
Pearland Dawson (11-2) vs. Houston Stratford (11-2), 2 p.m. Saturday, Deer Park
Leander Rouse (10-3) vs. SA Northside Brennan (13-0), 7:30 p.m. Friday, San Antonio's Comalander Stadium
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CLASS 4A DIVISION II
State Quarterfinals
Aledo (13-0) vs. Wichita Falls (8-5), 6 p.m. Thursday, Justin Northwest
Ennis (13-0) vs. Mesquite Poteet (12-1), 6 p.m. Thursday, Dallas' Kincaide Stadium
Rosenberg George Ranch (13-0) vs. Brenham (12-1), 1 p.m. Saturday, Houston's Tully Stadium
Port Lavaca Calhoun (12-1) vs. SA Alamo Heights (10-3), 1 p.m. Saturday, San Marcos' Bobcat Stadium
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CLASS 3A DIVISION I
State Quarterfinals
Stephenville (11-1) vs. Lubbock Cooper (11-2), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Abilene's Shotwell Stadium
Tyler Chapel Hill (9-4) vs. Kilgore (12-0), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Tyler's Rose Stadium
West Orange-Stark (11-1) vs. Carthage (12-1), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Beaumont's Thomas Center
Gonzales (9-4) vs. La Grange (12-0), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Bastrop
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CLASS 3A DIVISION II
State Quarterfinals
Graham (13-0) vs. Shallowater (13-0), 7 p.m. Friday, Sweetwater
Gladewater (7-6) vs. Argyle (13-0), 6 p.m. Friday, Dallas' Kincaide Stadium
Fairfield (13-0) vs. Rockdale (9-4), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Waco ISD Stadium
Sinton (11-2) vs. La Vernia (12-1), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Victoria
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CLASS 2A DIVISION I
State Quarterfinals
Wall (13-0) vs. Eastland (13-0), 6 p.m. Saturday, Brownwood
New Boston (12-1) vs. Daingerfield (10-3), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Mount Pleasant
Franklin (13-0) vs. White Oak (12-1), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Palestine
Cameron Yoe (12-1) vs. Hallettsville (13-0), 7:30 p.m. Friday, San Marcos' Bobcat Stadium
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CLASS 2A DIVISION II
State Quarterfinals
Canadian (12-1) vs. Cisco (13-0), 7 p.m. Friday, Wolfforth
Leonard (10-3) vs. Cooper (13-0), 2 p.m. Saturday, Wylie
Waskom (13-0) vs. Corrigan-Camden (13-0), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Carthage
East Bernard (12-0) vs. Refugio (12-1), 7 p.m. Saturday, San Antonio's Farris Stadium
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CLASS 1A DIVISION I
State Quarterfinals
New Deal (12-1) vs. Stamford (11-1), 7 p.m. Saturday, Snyder
Goldthwaite (8-4) vs. Hico (12-1), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Brownwood
Bosqueville (10-3) vs. Mart (9-3), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Waco La Vega
Thorndale (10-1) vs. Shiner (9-3), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Buda
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CLASS 1A DIVISION II
State Quarterfinals
Wellington (11-0) vs. Seagraves (9-4), 6 p.m. Friday, Lubbock's Jones Stadium
Albany (12-0) vs. Muenster (12-0), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Mineral Wells
Tenaha (10-1) vs. Bremond (12-0), 7 p.m. Friday, Athens
La Pryor (9-4) vs. Falls City (12-0), 7:30 p.m. Friday, Farris
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SIX-MAN DIVISION I
State Semifinals
Turkey Valley (10-3) vs. Crowell (12-1), 6 p.m. Saturday, Childress
May (13-0) vs. Abbott (8-5), 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Hico
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SIX-MAN DIVISION II
State Semifinals
Follett (12-1) vs. Grandfalls-Royalty (12-1), 6 p.m. Friday, Muleshoe
Newcastle (10-2) vs. Milford (11-2), 7 p.m. Saturday, Glen Rose

Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/12/04/3796691/texas-high-school-football-playoff.html#storylink=cpy

2013 Texas High School Football Scores - November 15, 2013

Texas High School Football Scores
Playoffs - 1st Round
Friday, November 15, 2013

Class 5A
Division I

Region I

Odessa 61, EP Franklin 15
Arlington Martin 21, Keller Central 16
Coppell 56, Irving 8
DeSoto 67, Copperas Cove 21
Midland Lee 47, EP El Dorado 28
Southlake Carroll 56, Arlington Bowie 14
Euless Trinity 49, Lewisville Marcus 21

Region II

Dallas Skyline 28, Plano 14
Garland Sachse 63, Mesquite 56
Spring Westfield 52, Conroe Oak Ridge 21
Round Rock Cedar Ridge 45, Austin Bowie 35
Allen 63, Richardson Lake Highlands 6
Mesquite Horn 42, Garland 14
The Woodlands 34, Klein 31, OT
Round Rock 67, Austin Akins 21

Region III

Cypress Fairbanks 38, Alief Hastings 10
Galena Park North Shore 41, Pasadena Dobie 6
Alief Taylor 27, Houston Langham Creek 23
Houston Lamar 38, Katy Morton Ranch 14
Pearland 42, Deer Park 20

Region IV

Converse Judson 42, SA Churchill 21
SA Warren 48, SA East Central 44
Laredo United 56, Donna 13
Los Fresnos 28, Weslaco 21
SA Madison 63, New Braunfels 10
SA Northside O'Connor 31, SA Southwest 6
Mission Sharyland 42, Laredo United South 13

Class 5A
Division II

Region I

Abilene Cooper 49, EP Coronado 14
Arlington Lamar 36, Justin Northwest 29
Lewisville Hebron 27, Hurst Bell 0
San Angelo Central 42, EP Montwood 21
Keller Fossil Ridge 45, Arlington 9
Denton Ryan 44, Colleyville Heritage 34

Region II

Dallas Jesuit 48, Plano West 41
Lake Travis 52, Round Rock Westwood 7
McKinney Boyd 24, Richardson Pearce 9
A&M Consolidated 55, Humble Kingwood 45
Austin Westlake 17, Pflugerville Hendrickson 10

Region III

Katy 70, Houston Madison 0
Port Arthur Memorial 49, Pasadena Memorial 0
Cypress Ridge 24, Aldine Eisenhower 23
Houston Memorial 28, Houston Westside 14
Manvel 45, La Porte 21

Region IV

SA Johnson 49, Smithson Valley 45
SA Northside Brandeis 23, CC Carroll 7
Brownsville Rivera 33, McAllen 21
SA Reagan 49, New Braunfels Canyon 21
Cibolo Steele 52, SA Northside Clark 6

Class 4A
Division I

Region I

EP Chapin 22, El Paso Eastlake 14
Amarillo 55, Lubbock Monterey 27
Denton Guyer 69, Saginaw 7
Waco 56, Granbury 21
EP Del Valle 42, EP Andress 21
Wolfforth Frenship 49, Amarillo Palo Duro 0
N. Richland Hills Birdville 36, Byron Nelson 34
Crowley 45, FW Arlington Heights 21

Region II

Frisco Centennial 17, Carrollton Creekview 9
Dallas South Oak Cliff 51, Dallas Samuell 7
Wylie 42, Marshall 21
Mansfield Summit 25, Nacogdoches 15
Dallas Highland Park 38, Lewisville The Colony 17
Dallas Kimball 56, Dallas Adams 23
McKinney North 26, Texarkana Texas 14

Region III

Magnolia West 51, Manor 20
Humble Summer Creek 24, Beaumont Central 9
Houston Reagan 7, Tomball Memorial 0
Pearland Dawson 24, Richmond Foster 23
Georgetown 44, Montgomery 10
Houston Stratford 59, Houston Waltrip 7
Friendswood 28, Angleton 20

Region IV

Leander Rouse 44, Austin LBJ 14
Buda Hays 45, SA Brackenridge 20
SA Harlandale 37, Gregory-Portland 35
Austin McCallum 41, Leander 31
SA Northside Brennan 56, Schertz Clemens 0
Laredo Martin 40, Mission Memorial 27

Class 4A
Division II

Region I

EP Bowie 58, EP Parkland 15
Canyon 71, Hereford 21
Saginaw Boswell 42, WF Rider 7
Aledo 76, Burleson 6
Canutillo 45, El Paso 7
Canyon Randall 42, San Angelo Lake View 10
Wichita Falls 17, FW Dunbar 7
Everman 52, FW Southwest 35

Region II

Frisco 30, West Mesquite 23
Dallas Lincoln 30, Dallas Carter 13
Ennis 62, Lindale 17
Mesquite Poteet 17, Frisco Wakeland 2
Dallas Wilson 47, Seagoville 10
Sulphur Springs 66, Denison 42
Whitehouse 50, Arlington Seguin 44

Region III

Elgin 52, Waller 10
Crosby 49, Port Neches-Groves 28
Fort Bend Marshall 27, Houston North Forest 13
Rosenberg George Ranch 53, Baytown Goose Creek 31
Brenham 35, Georgetown East View 30
Fort Bend Ridge Point 70, Houston Wheatley 12
Texas City 41, Rosenberg Terry 19

Region IV

Cedar Park 64, Austin William Travis 7
Kerrville Tivy 58, SA Burbank 6
Port Lavaca Calhoun 36, Floresville 34
CC Flour Bluff 63, Mercedes 21
Austin Vandegrift 42, Austin Crockett 22
SA Alamo Heights 28, SA Lanier 7
CC Calallen 49, Castroville Medina Valley 6
Alice 28, Edcouch-Elsa 27, OT
 
Class 3A
Division I


Region I

Big Spring 61, Fabens 21
Springtown 49, WF Hirschi 27
Stephenville 49, Brownwood 10
Lubbock Cooper 47, Pampa 14
Abilene Wylie 49, Fort Stockton 3
Kennedale 57, Burkburnett 28
Burnet 41, Alvarado 14

Region II

Decatur 62, Carrollton Ranchview 34
Frisco Lone Star 46, Sanger 42
Wilmer-Hutchins 32, Anna 14
Princeton 50, Ferris 22
Crandall 22, Paris 7
Kaufman 28, Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 14
Tyler Chapel Hill 52, Athens 26
Kilgore 49, Van 7

Region III

Waco La Vega 42, Taylor 19
Jasper 44, Palestine 34
West Orange-Stark 41, Huffman Hargrave 9
West Columbia 41, Houston Yates 12
Carthage 49, Mexia 6
Silsbee 30, Cleveland 21
Stafford 48, Houston Furr 20

Region IV

Fredericksburg 38, Somerset 27
Rockport-Fulton 42, Hondo 13
Kingsville 45, Hidalgo 8
La Grange 42, El Campo 7
Fischer Canyon Lake 24, Pleasanton 21
Ingleside 55, Devine 18
Rio Grande City Grulla 48, La Feria 24

Class 3A
Division II

Region I

Snyder 48, Clint 21
Graham 68, FW Castleberry 0
Glen Rose 35, Llano 26
Shallowater 42, Dalhart 12
Monahans 35, Pecos 13
Vernon 49, Lake Worth 21
Liberty Hill 61, Hillsboro 21

Region II

Gainesville 55, Celina 49, 2OT
Bonham 31, Dallas Madison 15
Atlanta 46, Emory Rains 15
Gladewater 48, Canton 0
Argyle 57, Krum 12
Melissa 48, Dallas Roosevelt 14
Pittsburg 54, Wills Point 49
Gilmer 52, Mineola 0

Region III

Waco Connally 35, Madisonville 17
Fairfield 60, Diboll 6
Sour Lake Hardin-Jefferson 28, Liberty 7
Sweeny 54, Houston Worthing 44
Rockdale 55, Lorena 36
Center 45, Groesbeck 21
Coldspring-Oakhurst 28, Orangefield 14
La Marque 50, Houston Kashmere 7

Region IV

Cuero 42, Columbus 21
Geronimo Navarro 61, SA Houston 20
Sinton 42, Lytle 14
Zapata 49, Rio Hondo 21
Wharton 59, Yoakum 35
La Vernia 21, Wimberley 7
Orange Grove 57, Pearsall 13
Port Isabel 42, Raymondville 13

 
 

DeSoto, Katy & Steele Move-up in High School Football America National Rankings

by Jeff Fisher
Editor-in-Chief
High School Football America
Follow @HSFBamerica

Thanks to Santa Margarita of California's 24-7 loss on Friday night, DeSoto was able to move-up one-notch in the latest High School Football America Top 25.

The Eagles now hold the #2 spot in the latest poll behind top-ranked Manatee (Bradenton, Florida).  The Hurricanes took-over the top spot after sitting at #2 all season long.

Katy was the biggest mover in the national poll this week, climbing five spots to #12 after another blow-out victory.  Steele also moved-up this week from #22 to #20.

Click here to view the entire Top 25.

Helmet courtesy of MGhelmets.com

2012 Texas High School Football Scores - Week 2

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

Lubbock's losing streak reached 25 straight tonight with a 29-21 loss to Cooper.

If you haven't been reading Lubbock head coach Jason Strunk's daily blog on High School Football America called "The Turnaround", you need to.  It's a great season-long look inside Strunk's determination to turn around the fortunes of this once proud program that hasn't had a winning season or made the playoffs since the mid-70s.

Click here to read two weeks worth of stories that are getting thousands of reads each day across America.

Texas High School Football Scores
Friday, September 14, 2012

4A
Lubbock Cooper 29 Lubbock 21
Frenship 27 EP El Dorado 10
Monterey 27 EP Americas 23
Palo Duro 41 Hereford 27

3A
Brownwood 49 Snyder 14
Shallowater 249 Midland Greenwood 21
Seminole 29 Fort Stockton 25

2A
Abernathy 34 Sundown 0
Dimmit 33 Olton 0
Idalou 28 Littlefield 7
Lockney 27 Floydada 25
Muleshoe 41 Levelland 20
Pecos 23 Denver City 15
Post 22 Slaton 15

1A
Farwell 41 Hale Center 40

Go Inside Lubbock Football All Season with "The Turnaround"

by Jeff Fisher 

High School Football America

Sometimes it’s better to be lucky than just good.

That’s definitely the case when it comes to today’s post that has us very happy at High School Football America.

If you are a regular reader of our blog, then you know we have moved High School Football America to Los Angeles for a radio show on KLAC AM 570 Fox Sports LA.  This is just the first step in a journey to become a leader in high school sports journalism.

High School Football America – SoCal, which is heard Saturday nights from 10 P.M. to midnight, is just a small part of the overall changes (check out the new logo to the left) we’re making in LA.  With the move to LA comes a redesigned website that will debut on September 10^th and many new partners like Kellogg's Frosted Flakes® that will allow us to fulfill our mission of telling the story of America through great high school sports stories.

Some would say it’s hard to cut through the clutter of what’s out there for high school football fans to choose from.  Some say the country’s too big and the market is too fractured.

We say…NOT… if you go back to old school journalism, which is simply based on good storytelling. 

That gets me to the point of today’s story and why it’s better to be lucky than just good.

My lifelong friend Corky Blake, a sports writer and editor at The Express-Times in my hometown of Easton, Pennsylvania, wrote a story about our move to Los Angeles on August 19th.  The story itself put a smile on my face in the middle of a very hectic life as Trish Hoffman and I serve as chief cook and bottle washers of High School Football America.

This entrepreneurial effort is as America as it gets, and it’s probably one reason Trish added the word “America” into our name when she named the company back in 2008.

Corky and I have the same philosophy when it comes to journalism - the story always needs to be about the subject, not the person writing it.  If you focus on the story, you’ll be a respected journalist.  Corky has achieved that status from my perspective.

While Corky was interviewing me, I had a thought that I wanted to give our readers a true inside look at what it was like to be a high school football coach in America.  I didn’t know who, what, when or where, but I knew that I wanted to find someone that could find time in an already crazy, jam-packed life of high school football.

This is where the luck came in.

On the day our High School Football America story hit the pages of The Express Times and its internet site a head football coach in Texas, who happens to be from my hometown area which is known as the Lehigh Valley, read the story.  His name is Jason Strunk, head coach of the Lubbock High School Westerners' football program.

Lubbock High School has a proud football tradition with three Texas high school football champs from the late 30’s to the 50’s.

I don’t think I have to explain Texas football here, but let’s just say that a Texas football championship may exceed the best gift anyone could receive on Christmas morning!

Until August 19^th, Coach Strunk and I had never officially met.  Yes, he watched my high school football highlights show called The Big Ticket on WFMZ-TV in Allentown when he was a player at Northampton High School.  Yes, he was a follower on Twitter, but until Jason read Corky’s story, he didn’t know that we were kindred spirits from eastern Pennsylvania.

1939 Lubbock State Championship team
Reprinted courtesy of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

Yes, Texas is the crown jewel in the crown of high school football, but Pennsylvania doesn’t have to take a back seat when it comes to the tradition of the sport that is played at over 15,000 schools across America.

After reading the stories, Jason immediately “tweeted” me about our connection, which goes further than our hometown area of the Lehigh Valley.  I actually lived in Jason’s hometown of Northampton for 13 years.

I have to admit, while Jason knew a lot about me when he hit me up on Twitter, I knew little about him…thank goodness for Google!

To my surprise, the Google search showed an article written by Corky Blake (yes, my Corky Blake) about Jason Strunk, who left the Lehigh Valley to turn around the high school football program at Plant City High School in Florida.

Armed with Google-knowledge, I tweeted Jason back to say we should talk.  After exchanging cell phone numbers, we agreed to talk on Monday. 

As I thumbed-out the Twitter message suggesting a call, it dawned on me that Jason should be our featured high school football coach correspondent.

Why?

Corky Blake’s story from September 2011 talked about Jason turning around the Plant City program before leaving too take a coaching job at Purdue University.  It then talked about his next challenge – turning around Lubbock High School, which is right down the block from Texas Tech.

1952 Lubbock teammates holding state championship trophy

Reprinted courtesy of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

While Lubbock has three state championships, it also hasn’t had a winning season since 1975, the year before Jason Strunk was born!  The Westerners are also currently on a 22-game losing streak heading into the team’s season opener Thursday at Canyon High School.

Obviously the Eyes of Texas haven’t been smiling on Lubbock High football.

Jason and I talked on Monday, August 20^th and by the end of our 30 minute chat, we agreed that he was going to be High School Football America’s poster child for an inside look at turning around a proud football program in the football-crazed state of Texas throughout the 2012 season.

And, like a typical high school football coach, Jason is attacking the assignment as hard as he’s attacking that 22-game losing streak. 

Like I said at the top, sometimes it’s just good to be lucky, and that’s the case here.  If it weren’t for my friend Corky and his connection to Jason and myself, I’m not sure who’d be writing this column this year.  However, I do know this, High School Football America is extremely pleased that Jason has agreed to do it for us and for you.

Jason began his journey into journalism by sending me several photographs, new and old, and then his first “story”.

So without further ado – I give you “The Turnaround”, an inside look at Lubbock by Jason Strunk.

Welcome to Lubbock Football…Day #1

by Jason Strunk

Head Football Coach

Lubbock High School

Jason Strunk in action on the sideline

Reprinted courtesy of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

My name is Jason Strunk, Head Football Coach and Athletic Director at Lubbock High School, located in Lubbock, Texas.

Last week Jeff Fisher presented the idea to me about being a guest columnist for High School Football America. Without hesitation, I accepted the offer. I cannot think of a better way for us to tell our story of rebuilding the mighty Westerner football program! I felt this would be a great way to get our program, players, coaches and support staff some recognition for all they do for me on a daily basis.

My goal is to share with you the daily life of rebuilding a west Texas football program from the ground up. I hope you find these entries insightful and interesting.

2012 kicks off this week! Please enjoy the ride with us!

My Background

I am currently the head football coach at Lubbock High School, home of the Westerners. We are a 4A school (dropped down from 5A following last season). Prior to LHS, I was an assistant at Purdue University. Coaching in the Big Ten Conference was the best move I have ever made. Coaching Division I football was always a dream of mine. The lessons I learned on that level will be with me for the rest of my career. I can also say, with 100% certainty, that had I not coached at Purdue I would not have been hired in Texas.

Jason & Tracy Strunk with daughter Kennedy & son Mac

Before my family and I packed up for Indiana, I was the Head Coach at Plant City High School, a 5A school located about twenty minutes east of Tampa, Florida. I inherited a program that had not experienced much success in recent years. After struggling through year one, we rebounded in year two and qualified for the state playoffs. We posted the best record (7-3) the school had achieved in fourteen years. Our program was featured on ESPN.com and several other major media outlets for our quick turnaround. It didn't hurt that we had a handful of national recruits either. Coaching in Florida was a fantastic experience on all levels.

Moving to Florida was a dramatic step for our family. My wife and I grew up in Pennsylvania and moving away from family was a tough decision. It was a tough decision for me on a professional level as well. I spent the 2007 season as the Linebackers coach at Muhlenberg College. We were 10-0 in the regular season and advanced to the second round of the NCAA play offs. It was one of the most enjoyable seasons I have ever been apart of. Giving up a sure thing at Muhlenberg was a difficult decision. However, I felt that being a Head Coach in Florida would help me advance further in the profession.

From 1996 to 2006 I spent my time growing in the profession on the high school sidelines. I started off as a volunteer coach and advanced all the way to Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator by 2003. From 2003 to 2006 I helped with a remarkable turnaround at my alma mater, Northampton Area High School. In a four year span we won 31 games and qualified for the playoffs three times, including winning an Eastern Conference championship. Winning 31 games in four years was no small feat; Northampton only won 7 games in four years prior to our run.

As we progress over the course of this season I will be referencing my past quite a bit. I am a firm believer that experience is the best teacher. My past experience is a major factor in my day-to-day life. I draw from lessons learned in the past daily!

Editor’s Note:  I interviewed Jason on last Thursday’s national radio show.  Click here to listen to that show.  Also, between now and the relaunch of www.highschoolfootballamerica.com on September 10^th, “The Turnaround” will appear here on our main blog.

You can follow Coach Strunk on Twitter. His handle is @WestTXCoach.

Allen Season Tickets are a HOT Ticket

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

Allen High School high school stadium while turf was being installed.
Courtesy of Chris Tripucka

The Dallas Morning News is reporting that Allen's $60 million dollar stadium is paying-off in the form of a huge increase in season tickets.

According to today's story on the SportsDay HS blog, the Allen ISD says it will sell 7,500 season tickets for the new 18,000 seat stadium.  That's up from 2,500 from last year.

Allen will open the state-of-the-art facility on August 31st when the Eagles host defending Class 5A Division I champ Southlake Carroll.

Click here to read more about the season tickets story, plus get a look at the new stadium with the turf completely installed.

Also, several weeks ago, Chris Tripucka, whose son Shane plays for Allen and is the top ranked punter in Texas, was a guest on High School Football America's radio show talking about the new stadium that has drawn national attention.

Click here to listen to that interview.

Brady HS Begins Search for New Football Coach and AD

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

Courtesy: txhshelmetproject.com

The San Angelo Standard-Times is reporting that Brady athletic director and head football coach Glen Jones has stepped down.

Jones has been the head coach at Brady over the last six seasons, leading the Bulldogs to a 38-30 record.  However, over the last two seasons, the Bulldogs have finished with 4-6 records.

Jones has been the head coach at six different schools and owns a lifetime mark of 163-130-4.