Celina absolutely obliterated Frisco Independence with a staggering 70-0 shutout in Week 7 Thursday night, a result that definitely just set the tone for the rest of the season in Texas high school football. It wasn’t just Celina bringing the heat either; Thursday was packed with some wild scorelines from across the state, proving Week 7 is no joke.
Unleashing the Blowout Brigade
Talk about dominating, right? Celina wasn’t alone in just running away with it. Memorial crushed Westside 56-0, while Angleton put up 52 points to Katy Freeman’s 7. Over in Amarillo, Palo Duro slammed Lubbock Coronado 55-0. Arlington wasn’t messing around either, laying down a 58-13 beatdown on Granbury. We also saw Austin Westlake absolutely blank Round Rock Westwood 57-0. And get this: Boys Ranch hung a massive 82 points on Wildorado, who still managed to score 24! CC Ray also delivered a 57-0 shutout against Brownsville Lopez, and Hart dropped 58 points with nothing given up to Lorenzo. These weren’t just wins; these were statements.
The Edge-of-Your-Seat Thrillers
But hey, not every game was a total rout, thankfully! We had some incredible battles too. Ennis pulled off a nail-biting 36-34 win over Joshua in overtime. Georgetown barely scraped by Killeen Shoemaker with a tight 13-12 victory. Northwest Eaton snagged a 28-27 win against Keller Central, proving every single point matters. And in a wild one, McAllen Memorial edged out PSJA Memorial 42-38. These games? They showed that even in Week 7, the fight is still real and every snap counts.
More Thursday Night Fireworks
Beyond the extremes, Thursday brought a ton of other solid football. Cypress Ranch beat Fulshear 24-7, and Friendswood took down Pasadena 55-13. Statewide, Cibolo Steele put up 56 against San Marcos’ 7, while Arlington Martin rocked Arlington Houston 63-14. Boerne got a big 63-35 win over Long Creek. From Knippa’s 44-8 victory over Barksdale Nueces Canyon to Milford shutting out Covington 45-0, it was a full slate of action. Whether it was dominant performances or hard-fought contests, these teams left it all on the field.
So what’s next for these squads as Week 7 rolls on and Week 8 looms? You know everyone’s watching how these massive wins and tough losses play out. For the teams that came out on top, it’s about carrying that momentum. For those who faced a tough night, it’s about bouncing back strong. The Texas high school football season is always intense, and these Thursday results just cranked up the heat even more.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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