VOLLEYBALL:
Abilene Wylie Bulldogs vs. Wichita Falls Rider
Aldine ISD – Davis Falcons vs. Aldine Mustangs
Goose Creek ISD – Lee Ganders vs. Goose Creek Memorial
Lake Travis Cavaliers vs. Hays Rebels
Round Rock Dragons vs. Vista Ridge Rangers
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Cedar Park: Timberwolf Night in America
By Grant Smith and Ethan MaCloud
Week 7 of the high school football season did not provide much of a shakeup in the rankings. The top 10 maintains their spots after taking care of business. Acadiana was particularly impressive, blanking New Iberia 46-0.
Another impressive performance last week came from a previously unranked team. Lafayette Christian Academy shoots up to #13 after defeating the previously undefeated Notre Dame Pioneers. Lafayette Christian will take on Port Barre next week, hoping to improve on their 6-1 record.
Week 7 was also full of stellar individual performances. Down in New Orleans, Rummel's Koy Moore and Isidore Newman's Arch Manning both put on a show. Moore hauled in 8 passes for nearly 100 yards and a TD. In Newman's big win over Riverside, Manning threw for 289 yards and 5 TDs.
Week 8 will be another exciting week with Neville vs. Bastrop, Rummel vs. St. Augustine, and Isidore Newman vs. St. Charles.
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Week 8 of the Texas high school football season is in the books with just a handful of games left on the slate. Atascocita and Shadow Creek protected their perfect district marks on Friday with wins. Shadow Creek looked ultra-impressive against Friendswood.
Fort Bend Travis upended Ridge Point on Thursday to take over the top dog spot in District 20-6A, while Katy won its 70th-straight district game. Yes, 70th-straight. What a week it was for a lot of area teams.
Check out the scores below.
VYPE Scoreboard
Memorial 49, Sam Rayburn 0
FB Travis 27, Ridge Point 23
Goose Creek Memorial 61, Wisdom 3
Cy Ridge 45, Northbrook 0
Willowridge 48, Madison 13
Hightower 33, Galveston Ball 7
Humble 49, Pasadena 7
Cy Park 34, Bryan 24
Klein Oak 34, Oak Ridge 14
Dekaney 58, Aldine Davis 28
Spring 68, Aldine 0
Northside 50, Waltrip 35
Sterling 40, Milby 0
Kashmere 22, Washington 10
Texas City 29, Terry 14
Katy 47, Seven Lakes 0
Alief Taylor 24, Hastings 23
Memorial 35, Spring Woods 0
Bridgeland 29, Langham Creek 0
Eisenhower 27, Nimitz 14
Westfield 49, MacArthur 6
Atascocita 61, Dobie 6
Chavez 63, Westbury 14
Houston Heights 45, Westside 44
North Shore 63, Sterling 0
Westbrook 35, La Porte 12
Porter 21, Port Arthur Memorial 14
Cy Falls 42, Jersey Village 0
The Woodlands 31, Conroe 16
Clear Creek 35, Clear Lake 9
Dickinson 33, Clear Springs 17
SFA 44, Clements 14
Kempner 28, Dulles 14
Strake Jesuit 21, Pearland 14
Wheatley 23, Yates 13
Furr 23, Worthing 13
Deer Park 27, CE King 20
Little Cypress Mauriceville 34, Splendora 27
Lumberton 21, Livingston 9
Shadow Creek 51, Friendswood 6
Dawson 33, George Ranch 14
Klein Cain 63, Klein Forest 27
Channelview 28, Beaumont United 25
Kingwood 24, Summer Creek 7
Montgomery 48, Cleveland 14
Crosby 42, Santa Fe 12
Magnolia West 49, Waller 20
Willis 37, Caney Creek 20
Nederland 48, Baytown Lee 26
Huntsville 35, Lamar Consolidated 21
Mayde Creek 14, Katy Taylor 10
Photo by VYPE Media's Bradley Collier.
The highly anticipated football game between VYPE Austin No. 1 Hutto (5-1, 2-1) and VYPE Austin No. 2 Cedar Park (7-1, 4-0) did not disappoint at Leander ISD's John Gupton Stadium on Friday. The Hippos set up a UIL 11-5A Division I championship season with a 65-21 win at Hutto Memorial Stadium in 2018, and the 2019 Timberwolves moved closer to achieving that with a 20-16 win.
"It's a game of ebbs and flows," said Cedar Park coach Carl Abseck. "You're going to have some good things happen [and] some bad things happen, but our guys stuck through it and fought to the end. It's a big victory for our kids."
Hutto struck first when Grayson Doggett found Landyn Watson on a two-yard touchdown pass at the 4:19 mark of the opening quarter and added an Evan Gutierrez 45-yard field goal at the 0:54 mark of the second period, but VYPE Player of the Game Ryder Hernandez's two touchdowns helped Cedar Park earn a come-from-behind victory. His first was a 62-yard touchdown pass to Preston Scott with 34 seconds left in the second quarter that tied the score before halftime, and that was preceded by Justin Bohrer's 21-yard field goal at the 7:17 mark of the period.
"We had to fight a lot of adversity tonight," said Hernandez. "It's just a testimony of the culture we have here. Always finishing it out and we always take it in the fourth quarter. Our motto this year is take it back, so we're just trying to take it back one week at a time."
The back and forth trend continued in the second half, but Cedar Park was the first team to score after halftime. Bohrer's 22-yard field goal made it a 13-10 game with 10:12 left in the third period. Then, Hutto took back the lead after Gutierrez's 20 and 28-yard field goals made it a 16-13 game with 10:37 left in the fourth.
Hutto's defense was intimidating throughout the contest, so Hernandez had a hard time finding his groove like other games in 2019. But, he found a late lane for the game-winning 14-yard touchdown run with 1:38 left.
Cedar Park has large goals for the rest of the season, but isn't overlooking the immediate tests ahead.
"We got a bye week this week, so we're going to rest up [and] get everybody to heal up," said Hernandez. "We gotta focus on Pflugerville. They gotta a pretty good team over there too, so we're going to have to prepare for them and then Manor and then obviously the playoffs, which we're planning on making a deep run into."
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