Last Week of Texas High School Football

Originally published 12-12-11

The final round of the Texas High School Football playoffs conclude this week with nine games at Cowboy Stadium in Arlington. West Texas teams looking for a State Championship include Cisco, Stamford, Mason and Munday. This past weekend three championships were decided. In 3A-Division1, Tyler Chapel Hill outlasted Alvarado 20-19; in the 6-man Division 1 championship Throckmorton defeated Borden County 48-36; and Richland Springs claimed the 6-man Division 2 title defeating Motley County 76-28.
Class 5A:
Division I State Final
Southlake Carroll vs. FB Hightower, 4:00 p.m. Saturday, Cowboys Stadium
Division II State Final

Spring Dekaney vs. Cibolo Steele, 8:00 p.m. Saturday, Cowboys Stadium
Class 4A:
Division I State Final

Hewitt Midway vs. Lake Travis, 8:00 p.m. Friday, Cowboys Stadium
Division II State Final

Aledo vs. Manvel, noon Saturday, Cowboys Stadium
Class 3A:
Division II State Final

Argyle vs. Wimberley, 4:00 p.m. Friday, Cowboys Stadium
Class 2A:
Division I State Final

Melissa vs. Hempstead, 8:00 p.m. Thursday, Cowboys Stadium
Division II State Final

Cisco vs. Refugio, noon Friday, Cowboys Stadium
Class 1A:
Division I State Final

Stamford vs. Mason, noon Thursday, Cowboys Stadium
Division II State Final

Munday vs. Tenaha, 4:00 p.m. Thursday, Cowboys Stadium
Class 3A:
Division I State Champion
Tyler Chapel Hill 20, Alvarado 19
Six-man:
Division I State Champion
Throckmorton 48, Borden County 36
Division II State Champion

Richland Spring 76, Motley County 28