The Touchdown Club of Houston will assist a group that is bringing in nine Heisman Trophy winners for a luncheon to raise money for charity. The Heisman Luncheon will be at noon, Thurs., June 3, at the Omni-Galleria. Tickets are $50 each. Tables are 10 seats each and cost $500 (regular table), $750 (bronze sponsorship), $1,000 (silver sponsorship), $1,500 (gold sponsorship) and $2,500 (platinum sponsorship).
Former Heisman winners attending will be Mike Rozier, Eric Crouch, Johnny Rogers, Archie Griffin, Charlie Ward, Billy Simms, Mike Garrett, George Rogers, and Tim Brown. Also scheduled to attend are Warren Moon, John Randle, Rod Woodson, Doug Smith, and William Fuller.
There will be a discussion from each Heisman winner as to how their lives changed and what the award meant to them.
For more questions, call the TD Club's Neal Farmer 713-849-9860 (home office) or email houtdclub@att.net. Purchase tickets using PayPal at touchdownclub.org.
Led by longtime head coach John Snelson, Dickinson’s all-around performance helped vault the program up the rankings. The Gators now sit at No. 6 in the Houston area and are ranked No. 34 in the state by MaxPreps.
Much of that success stemmed from standout performances on both sides of the ball.
Junior quarterback Lorenzo Aguirre played with poise and efficiency, throwing for 226 yards and three touchdowns against a traditionally strong Katy defense. Senior running back Malachi Gamble provided the ground threat, earning Offensive MVP honors from the team for his efforts.
Defensively, senior linebacker Quintrell Bloom was named the team’s Defensive MVP, while junior linebacker Ethan Sampson also impressed—consistently diagnosing plays and stepping up to shut down the run game.
With the confidence of a big win under their belts, Dickinson now turns its focus to another test in C.E. King. The Panthers are coming off a 32-14 victory over Westfield and bring momentum of their own into Friday night’s matchup, which kicks off at 7:00 p.m. at Sam Vitanza Stadium.
While it's only Week 2, Dickinson’s early form suggests a team with the talent, depth, and discipline to make a serious run this fall. If Saturday’s performance was any indication, the Gators are more than ready for the spotlight.
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