Class 4A Playoff Schedule – Week 4: Quarterfinals

Austin area schools will be in bold.

By Luther Xue

Friday, December 3

7:30 PM	Wylie (10-3) vs. Tyler John Tyler (12-1)	Wylie ISD Stadium
7:30 PM	Corpus Christi Calallen (12-1) vs. Boerne Champion (12-1)	Alamodome
7:30 PM	Aledo (13-0) vs. Stephenville (8-5)	Floyd Casey Stadium (Waco)

Saturday, December 4

1:30 PM	Cedar Park (13-0) vs. Lake Travis (11-2)	DKR Memorial Stadium
2:00 PM	Wichita Falls Rider (9-4) vs. Denton Ryan (13-0)	Collins Athletic Complex (Denton)
2:00 PM	Bastrop (10-3) vs. Mesquite Poteet (11-2)	Waco ISD Stadium
2:00 PM	LaMarque (9-3) vs. Manvel (11-2)	Wildcat Stadium (Angleton)
7:00 PM	Montgomery (12-1) vs. Friendswood (12-1)	Rice Stadium

Class 4A Playoff Schedule – Week 3: Regional Round

Austin area high schools will be in bold.

Friday, November 26

12:00 PM	Boerne Champion (11-1) vs. Port Lavaca Calhoun (9-3)	Alamodome
1:00 PM	Denton Ryan (12-0) vs. Hewitt Midway (12-0)	Cowboys Stadium (Arlington)
4:00 PM	Wylie (9-3) vs West Mesquite (10-2)	Cowboys Stadium (Arlington)
4:00 PM	Cedar Park (12-0) vs Weslaco East (11-1)	Alamodome
4:00 PM	Canyon Randall (10-2) vs. Stephenville (7-5)	Grande Communications Stadium (Midland)
5:00 PM	SA Alamo Heights (10-2) vs. CC Calallen (11-1)	Alamo Heights
7:00 PM	Hereford (9-3) vs Aledo (12-0)	Sweetwater
7:00 PM	Frisco Liberty (12-0) vs. Bastrop (9-3)	Cowboy’s Stadium (Arlington)

Saturday, November 27

12:00 PM	Lake Travis (10-2) vs Victoria East (11-1)	Alamodome
1:00 PM	Montgomery (11-1) vs Pearland Dawson (8-4)	Turner Stadium (Humble)
2:00 PM	Dayton (9-3) vs. La Marque (8-3)	Tully Stadium
2:00 PM	Humble (11-1) vs Friendswood (11-1)	Houston’s Thorne Stadium
2:00 PM	Carrollton Smith (7-5) vs Tyler John Tyler (11-1)	Waco ISD Stadium
2:00 PM	Wichita Falls Rider (8-4) vs Birdville  (9-3)	Pennington Field (Bedford)
7:00 PM	Highland Park (12-0) vs. Mesquite Poteet (10-2	Cowboys’s Stadium (Arlington)
7:00 PM	Port Neches-Groves (8-4) vs. Manvel (10-2)	Stallworth Stadium (Baytown)

Bastrop wins in shootout; Connally’s season ends

Bastrop 58 – Sulphur Springs 44

The Bastrop Bears roared to the third round of the UIL High School Playoffs with a shootout win over the Sulphur Springs Wildcats, 58-44. Bastrop quarterback Josiah Monroe had the game of his life, throwing for 400 yards and running for 164 yards and scoring 6 touchdowns combined. They led the game 21-10 at halftime before holding off a furious comeback attempt by the Wildcats. Monroe’s favorite target in the game was receiver Robert Nunn, who caught 18 passes for 164 yards and one touchdown.

The Bears helped their cause by winning the turnover battle, forcing two interceptions and two fumbles. The main weapon for the Wildcats was their running back Kendrick Daniels, who ran for 305 yards and scored five of the Wildcat’s six touchdowns.

Bastrop will continue their postseason campaign 7 p.m. Friday against Frisco Liberty at Cowboy’s Stadium.

Connally 24 – Tyler John Tyler 48

The Connally Cougars couldn’t get out of their own way in a 48-24 loss to the Tyler John Tyler Lions. The Cougars passing game was stifled all night with quarterbacks Devon Lewis and Dajon Williams combining to complete only 7 of their 32 passes, throwing five interceptions and fumbling the ball away once.  Tyler John Tyler jumped out to a 28-0 lead in the second quarter, helped out by the turnovers from Connally, and the Cougars couldn’t fight their way back into the game.

Connally ends their season with a 10-2 record

 

Class 4A Playoff Schedule – Week 2:Area Round

Austin area high schools will be in bold.

Thursday, November 18

7:00 PM

Saginaw Boswell (7-4) vs. Waco Midway (11-0)

Cowboys Stadium (Arlington)

Friday, November 19

6:00 PM	Sherman (10-1) vs. West Mesquite (9-2)	Cowboys Stadium (Arlington)
7:00 PM	Carrollton Smith (6-5) vs. Dallas Carter (6-5)	Irving Schools Stadium (Irving)
7:00 PM	Houston Worthing (5-6) vs. Pearland Dawson (7-4)	Wildcat Stadium (Angleton)
7:00 PM	Humble (10-1) vs. Beaumont Central (7-3)	Thomas Center (Beaumont)
7:00 PM	Houston Washington (6-5) vs. Manvel (9-2)	Butler Stadium (Houston)
7:30 PM	Vista Ridge (9-2) vs. Alamo Heights (9-2)	Bob Shelton Stadium
7:30 PM	Port Lavaca Calhoun (8-3) vs. Edcouch-Elsa (8-3)	Wildcat Stadium (Corpus Christi)
7:30 PM	Highland Park (11-0) vs. Dallas Hillcrest (8-2)	Highlander Stadium
7:30 PM	Sulphur Springs (9-2) vs. Bastrop (8-3)	Panther Stadium (Waco Midway High School)
7:30 PM	Frisco Liberty (11-0) vs Dallas South Oak Cliff (10-1)	Hanby Stadium (Mesquite)
7:30 PM	Fort Worth Southwest (8-3) vs. Stephenville (6-5)	Ram Stadium (Mineral Wells)
7:30 PM	Clint Horizon (7-4) vs. Canyon Randall (9-2)	Wigwam Stadium (Seminole)
7:30 PM	Aledo (11-0) vs. Waco (5-6)	Bearcat Stadium (Aledo)
7:30 PM	El Paso Riverside (6-5) vs. Hereford (8-3)	Grande Communications Stadium (Midland)
7:30 PM	Lake Travis (9-2) vs. Kerrville Tivy (10-1)	Heroes Stadium (San Antonio)
7:30 PM	Cedar Park (11-0) vs. Smithson Valley (10-1)	Bobcat Stadium (San Marcos)
7:30 PM	Houston Wheatley (6-5) vs. Friendswood (10-1)	Galena Park ISD Stadium (Galena Park)
7:30 PM	Wylie (8-3) vs. Dallas Kimball (9-2)	Standridge Stadium (Carrollton)
7:30 PM	Birdville (8-3) vs. Mansfield Summit (9-2)	Pennington Field (Bedford)

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