GAMES
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The featured standouts of the 2026–27 North Crowley Panthers football team.
FIELD POSITION: 2026 VYPE DFW Football Rankings — Week 2 | Allen, North Crowley reshape the Top 20
Week 1 is the ultimate gut-check of the sports world. The questions that lingered through the offseason finally meet a scoreboard, and for several of the area’s top teams, the answers came quickly.
Allen made perhaps the loudest statement, handling Duncanville, 26-7, in a rematch of last year’s State Final Four matchup. The Eagles didn’t just open the season with a win; they answered one of the more painful exits from a year ago. They’ll get another major test Friday when DeSoto comes to town.
North Crowley offered its own statement, shutting out Aledo, 26-0, in the Bearcats’ first game since moving up to 6A. Southlake Carroll, meanwhile, survived an Oklahoma heavyweight in Jenks, 34-33, setting up one of Week 2’s most intriguing matchups when the Dragons travel to North Crowley.
Elsewhere, Waxahachie wasted little time making noise, blasting Ennis, 72-14, in the latest edition of the Battle for 287. Guyer, Coppell and Prosper also opened with convincing wins, while Lone Star, Celina, Melissa, Ryan and Anna showed why the 5A picture could be every bit as competitive.
Not every contender got the start it wanted. South Oak Cliff and DeSoto both suffered difficult losses, along with Duncanville, while Argyle and Highland Park also fell in close or high-scoring affairs. But one week rarely defines a season. If Week 1 was about finding answers, Week 2 is where some of those answers get tested.
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*** The second section denotes the most recent game result (per MaxPreps as of 8/31/2026) | The final section denotes the next matchup
VYPE Dallas-Fort Worth Combined (6A–4A) Top 20 Football Rankings — WEEK 2 (8/31–9/6)
1. Allen Eagles (6A) — 1-0 | 26-7 win vs. Duncanville | Next Matchup: vs. DeSoto (9/4)
2. North Crowley Panthers (6A) — 1-0 | 26-0 win vs. Aledo | Next Matchup: vs. Southlake Carroll (9/4)
3. Southlake Carroll Dragons (6A) — 1-0 | 34-33 win vs. Jenks (OK) | Next Matchup: @ North Crowley (9/4)
4. Duncanville Panthers (6A) — 0-1 | 7-26 loss vs. Allen | Next Matchup: vs. Cedar Hill (9/4)
5. Waxahachie Indians (6A) — 1-0 | 72-14 win vs. Ennis | Next Matchup: vs. Coppell (9/4)
6. South Oak Cliff Golden Bears (5A) — 0-1 | 14-20 loss vs. Randle | Next Matchup: BYE WEEK
7. DeSoto Eagles (5A) — 0-1 | 14-38 loss vs. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) | Next Matchup: @ Allen (9/4)
8. Guyer Wildcats (6A) — 1-0 | 45-20 win vs. Rockwall-Heath | Next Matchup: @ Melissa (9/4)
9. Coppell Cowboys (6A) — 1-0 | 40-10 win vs. Hebron | Next Matchup: @ Waxahachie (9-4)
10. Aledo Bearcats (6A) — 0-1 | 0-26 loss vs. North Crowley | Next Matchup: vs. Midway (9/4)
11. Prosper Eagles (6A) — 1-0 | 56-37 win vs. Rockwall | Next Matchup: @ North Forney (9/4)
12. Lone Star Rangers (5A) — 1-0 | 41-26 win vs. Royse City | Next Matchup: vs. Simon Gratz (PA) (9/3)
13. Celina Bobcats (5A) — 1-0 | 21-19 win vs. Legacy SSS | Next Matchup: vs. Liberty Christian (9/4)
14. Argyle Eagles (5A) — 0-1 | 26-27 loss vs. Oak Ridge (CA) | Next Matchup: @ Terrell (9/4)
15. Melissa Cardinals (5A) — 1-0 | 63-21 win vs. Pulaski Academy (AR) | Next Matchup: vs. Guyer (9/4)
16. Lewisville Farmers (6A) — 1-0 | 56-42 win vs. Highland Park | Next Matchup: vs. Byron Nelson (9/4)
17. Ryan Raiders (5A) — 1-0 | 30-27 win vs. V.R. Eaton | Next Matchup: vs. Timberview (9/3)
18. Anna Coyotes (5A) — 1-0 | 49-31 win vs. Colleyville Heritage | Next Matchup: vs. Brock (9/4)
19. North Forney Falcons (6A) — 0-0 | Next Matchup: vs. Prosper (9/4)
20. Highland Park Scots (5A) — 0-1 | 42-56 loss vs. Lewisville | Next Matchup: @ Rockwall-Heath (9/4)
Others to Watch: Rockwall Yellowjackets (6A), Walnut Grove Wildcats (6A), Lake Highlands Wildcats (6A), Forney Jackrabbits (6A), Rockwall-Heath Hawks (6A), Trinity Trojans (6A), Byron Nelson Bobcats (6A), Crowley Eagles (6A), Cedar Hill Longhorns (5A), Lancaster Tigers (5A), Hebron Hawks (6A), Midlothian Panthers (5A), Keller Indians (6A), Timberview Wolves (5A)
Lewisville takes down Highland Park
Lewisville pulls away to beat Highland Park in Jerry Jones Classic
By Cody Thorn
FRISCO — The third quarter was the only one in which Highland Park didn’t score a point on Saturday at the 6th Annual Jerry Jones Classic.
In that same quarter, Lewisville had a pair of touchdowns and those would prove to be big when the final whistle blew at The Ford Center at The Star, winning a shootout 56-42.
The fourth quarter featured a combined 35 points, but the two-touchdown margin win for the Fighting Farmers was buoyed by a 14-point third, when Lewisville overcame a 28-21 halftime deficit.
Laykon Brassfield threw the first of two touchdown passes to Derrick Martin III and wide receiver Landon Brazzell scored on an 18-yard run in that third quarter, building a 35-28 lead.
LINK TO TD RUN: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dcox22mvOQQ/
Highland Park tied at 35-35 one play into the fourth quarter, but Lewisville scored 21 unanswered to ice the win against a Highland Park team ranked No. 6 in the Class 5A Division I rankings.
Martin had a four-yard touchdown run that broke the tie when he ran to his right, avoided a tackle, flipped the field and ran across and got into the end zone on a block from his quarterback.
Brassfield threw touchdown passes to Brazzell and Martin, who is a Missouri State pledge, to pad the lead. In his first start, Brassfield threw for five touchdowns and ran for another.
LINK TO HIS TD RUN: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dcons0Gi6Qe/
“I want to thank God; God gave me the ability to play,” Brassfield said. “Shootouts are really stressful, because if you don’t score, they got the opportunity to score and they got the momentum. It was so fun, we got to go back out and push the field and the defense got a stop and we got to go push the field again. We kept hitting them in the mouth.”
Martin ran for 96 yards and had 6 catches for 98 yards and two scores. He earned MVP honors and a Dallas Cowboys jersey signed by Jerry Jones, who did the coin flip — which the Farmers won.
LINK TO COIN FLIP: https://www.instagram.com/p/DcoiCx2CwSk/
SMU pledge Buck Randall threw for 327 yards and a pair of touchdown passes to Beckett Lawrence, while also adding another on the ground for the Scots.
LINK TO TD PASS TO BECKETT: https://www.instagram.com/p/DcoqNgbi9qy/
It was the most points the Farmers scored since also posting 56 in a win against Denton Braswell in 2024. Incidentally, this was the second game in a row Highland Park has given up 50 or more points. Playing at The Ford Center on Dec. 4, Frisco Lone Star posted a 58-38 win in a 5A-DI quarterfinal game.































