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GAMES
RANKINGS
The Top 10 Games to Watch in Week 5 of DFW High School Football
Thursday, Sept. 24
Frisco Wakeland at Denton Guyer at C.H. Collins Athletic Complex.
The No. 11-ranked Guyer Wildcats will host Frisco Wakeland in a District 5-6A game. Guyer lost its last time out against Class 6A No. 1-ranked Waxahachie on Sept. 10, trailing 37-30 and in the red zone before a fumble return touchdown ended an upset bid. Like Guyer, the Wakeland Wolverines are coming off a bye. Both teams are 2-1.
Waxahachie at Dallas Skyline at Forester Field.
The Class 6A No. 1-ranked Indians, after winning two close games vs. Coppell and Denton Guyer, hammered Mansfield Lake Ridge, 63-27. WR Jordan Thompson-Woods had 4 catches and 4 TDs last game. Skyline is 2-2 and 0-1 in District 11-6A.
Friday, Sept. 25
Arlington Martin at Aledo at Tim Buchanan Stadium.
Aledo has won 136 straight district games dating back to 2007. The Bearcats will host a 4-0 Arlington Martin squad this week. Could the streak end?
Grapevine at Argyle at Argyle ISD Stadium.
This is a District 3-5A Division II opener for both teams. Argyle is 3-1 and has won three in a row since a Week 1 loss to Oak Ridge, California. Julian Caldwell had 240 yards and 4 touchdowns in last week’s win against Dallas Highland Park. Grapevine is 2-2 and has seemingly made progress after going 1-9 in 2025 and 0-10 in 2024.
Lancaster at Cedar Hill at Longhorn Stadium.
Lancaster enters as winners of 3 in a row since losing in Week 1 to defending Class 6A Division I champion Galena Park North Shore. The Tigers held Mansfield Summit to 66 yards rushing and 84 yards passing in a 21-7 win. Cedar Hill, like Lancaster, is 1-0 in District 8-5A Division I play. The Longhorns are coming off the first win of the season with a 38-28 win over Midlothian.
Flower Mound Edward S. Marcus at Lewisville at Lewisville ISD Stadium.
The Marauders will be underdogs in this game, facing a Fighting Farmers team ranked No. 13 in the state. This will be the District 5-6A opener for both teams — who were both idle last week. Marcus is 15-7 overall vs. Lewisville, but the Farmers have won the past 4 meetings.
Midlothian at DeSoto at Eagle Stadium.
DeSoto has won two in a row after a 0-2 start. A win over Burleson Centennial, 29-3, started the District 8-5A Division I portion of the schedule for Claude Mathis’ squad. Next up is a 2-2 Midlothian squad that lost two in a row.
Northwest Haslet V.R. Eaton at Southlake Carroll at Dragon Stadium.
The Eagles travel to Southlake, where the Dragons are coming off a win in the district opener against Keller Central. Southlake Carroll is 8-0 against the Eagles dating back to 2018 and the closest win for Carroll is 15 points. Last year, it was 66-7.
Princeton at Allen at Eagle Stadium.
Allen will look to go to 2-0 in District 6-6A play when Princeton comes to town. The Panthers are 2-2 and lost their district opener last week against Dallas Jesuit. Allen is 4-0 and has been steamrolling everyone this season. After a close start against Prosper, Allen won by 30.
Red Oak at Duncanville at Panther Stadium.
Red Oak is 3-1, while Duncanville is 1-3 heading into this District 11-6A clash. Red Oak is 1-0 in district play after beating Mansfield, 23-20, in its first 6A district game. Red Oak was 3-3 in district play last year and failed to make the playoffs. Duncanville, losers of two in a row, has not played Red Oak, dating back to at least 2004.
Celina at Frisco Panther Creek at David Kuykendall Stadium.
Panther Creek is already behind the 8-ball in the hunt for a district title in 4-5A Division II after losing to Anna in Week 3. The Panthers won 40-27 against Denison last week to even the district mark, but are still chasing Anna, which is 2-0 and 4-0 overall. Celina and Frisco are the teams with undefeated district marks, both 1-0. Celina, up from Class 4A Division I, is 3-0 under new coach Marc Bindel.
REGIONAL FINALS: Celina Bobcats prepped and ready for Liberty-Eylau baseball
It comes as no surprise that the Celina Bobcats baseball team has found their way deep into the playoffs-- just one series victory away from punching their ticket to the UIL Baseball State Tournament. VYPE DFW takes a look at the team and what fans can expect as they prepare for their regional finals matchup against Liberty-Eylau.
So Far
Opening the season with demanding victories in non-district play, the team defeated the likes of Wall (9-7), Jasper (15-1), Randall (9-4), Stephenville (3-2), Sachse (6-1), Midlothian Heritage (8-2), and more as they got read to take on a slew of district opponents. With their skills sharpened and their focus constantly turned on, the team recorded an undefeated district record (12-0) while finishing first in their district standings. Shutting out seven of their district opponents, the team defeated Aubrey (6-0, 8-6), Van Alstyne (7-0, 11-0), Frisco Panther Creek (10-0), and more as they secured their playoff spot.
Athletes like Connor Rabe, Ethan Delgado, Jacob Henry, Spencer Coon, Major Brignon, Jose Mendez, Zack Henderson, and others have continued to help lead the charge through the playoffs as they defeated Wilmer-Hutchins (15-0, 17-0), Kennedale (2-1, 11-1), Godley (7-2, 11-0), and Pleasant Grove (3-1, 5-0) while allowing only five runs to be scored against them in the post-season; outscoring their opponents throughout the entire season by a combined 185 runs.
What To Expect
Fast on their feet, witty at the plate, and a defensive powerhouse, the Celina Bobcats can be expected to put up a strong fight against their regional finals opponent. Liberty-Eylau has a strong record (31-7-1, 14-2) with an 81% winning percentage and is sure to be a challenge for Celina, but the Bobcats have everything that it takes to shut down the Leopards and punch their ticket to the state tournament.
Prepared for anything, fans can expect Celina to play hard from first pitch. Be sure you catch this team in action as they continue striving to complete their mission this season!