Texas football championship games

Photos: Gunter comes up short vs. Hawley stayed close before Shiner closed the half with a advantage. Hawley was shut out in the second half as Shiner dominated and scored 26 points to secure the victory. The Brooks brothers combined for Cedric Ware ran for yards and seven touchdowns and made a game-high 12 tackles to lead Westbrook to its first state championship in the Class 1A Division I six-man title game.

Westbrook scored all its points in the first three quarters and limited May to just a touchdown in the fourth. The teams combined for the sixth-most points in a six-man title game in UIL history. May drove from its own 9-yard line in its final possession of the game before stalling at the Westbrook 8 with only seconds left.

Kaden Halk and Avery Williford had three rushing touchdowns apiece for May, combining for yards on the ground. Westbrook broke a halftime tie with four third-quarter touchdowns, all scoring runs by Ware. Rigdon ran for yards and four scores, completing 6 of 7 pass attempts for yards and four more touchdowns. Motley County scored first on a yard pass from Kayden Roys to Jake Richards, but Strawn scored 36 straight points en route to a halftime advantage.

Richards led Motley County with yards rushing and two scores. Strawn, about 75 miles west of Fort Worth, scored on every possession with the exception of two lost fumbles. With 48 students, Strawn was the second-smallest school in the state championships this year; Motley County has Find more high school sports stories from The Dallas Morning News here. To view subscription options for The News and SportsDay, click here. SportsDay Staff. Get the scoop on hot topics, story lines, stats, photos and more about Texas high school sports.

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Unbeaten Stephenville will be looking for its sixth state title in school history Friday morning as the Yellow Jackets take on Austin LBJ, one of two inner-city programs who have made the state title game.

Both teams won absolute thrillers last week by the exact same score. Stephenville took out Wichita Falls Hirschi as QB Ryder Lambert threw for yards and two scores and rushed for a third touchdown to lift the Yellowjackets past a tough Hirschi squad in a game that featured six lead changes.

LBJ rallied back from a deficit with just over seven minutes remaining in the game. Sedrick Alexander led the LBJ offense with yards rushing and three touchdowns, while QB Gordon tallied yards of offense and the game winning touchdown pass; backup RB Cyronn Miller added two additional rushing touchdowns for the Jaguars. I think Stephenville adjusts this week, fixes a few things and wears a very thin LBJ squad down in the fourth quarter. WR Coy Eakin - A surefire all-state candidate, Coy Eakin will be the focus of the Jaguar defense with over 1, receiving yards and 26 touchdowns to his name.

If he and Reese Young can control the middle of the field, the Jackets are in business. If he catches in space, watch out. Not many can stay with him. And on defense, look for a big play opportunity to go his way at least once.

Stephenville quarterback Ryder Lambert threw for yards in the semifinal win over Wichita Falls Hirschi.