The Anderson-Shiro Owls came into Friday nights game against the Evadale Rebels 2-1, but this was more than just another game for the Owls it was their homecoming match up.
After a lengthy lightning delay, the College Station football team beat Nolan Catholic (Fort Worth) 52-7 at Cougar Field Friday night for their home opener.
The 2022 High School football season kicked off this weekend in Texas. Here’s some of the best moments the KBTX cameras captured in week one from across the Brazos Valley.
Watch some of the best plays and moments from across the Brazos Valley during the 2021 high school football season, a season where Franklin brought home their first state title and College Station made it to their second state title game.
Both Franklin (Class 3A Division II) and College Station (Class 5A Division I) represented the Brazos Valley at the UIL State Championships at AT&T Stadium. Franklin won their first state title in school history with a 49-35 win over Gunter, and College Station lost a heart-breaker in overtime to Katy Paetow.
The Franklin football program is known for running the football and the Lions showed it Thursday night beating Gunter 49-35 in the Class 3A Division 2 State Championship game.
Malcolm Murphy rushed for 4 touchdowns and 280 yards on offense and had 2 interceptions on defense as the top-ranked Franklin Lions (16-0) beat 2nd ranked Gunter (15-1) 49-35 to claim its first state football championship at AT&T Stadium Thursday night.
Friday night up at AT&T Stadium the College Station Cougars (15-0) will take on Katy Paetow (14-1) in the Class 5 A Division I state football championship game.
Over a half dozen Brazos Valley high school football players signed college football letters of intent on Wednesday during the first day of December’s NCAA signing period. Lexington defensive back Jarred Kerr is part of Texas A&M’s top-ranked recruiting class.
It is 164 miles from Franklin’s field house to AT&T Stadium in Arlington. For the second straight season the Lions will make the 164 miles trip to play in the Class 3A Division 2 State Championship game.
The College Station football team is on the verge of bringing home their second state title in the program’s short history and first-ever undefeated season. The Cougar’s motto this year has been “Level Up” which Head Coach Steve Huff came up with after they lost in the area round of the playoffs for the third straight season last year.
The College Station Cougars (15-0) will play for the Class 5A Division 1 UIL State Football Championship next week following a 28-21win over Mansfield Summit (11-4) at Midway High School’s Panther Stadium Friday night.
The Franklin Lions (15-0) punched their ticket to the Class 3A Divison II UIL State Football Championship game following a 28-14 win over Waskom (13-2) Friday night at Mesquite Memorial Stadium.
The high school football playoffs crank back up Friday night and in Class 5A Division I the College Station Cougars (14-0) will take on Mansfield Summit (11-3) in the state semifinals at Midway High School’s Panther Stadium in Hewitt.
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