The last time the Eastwood Troopers lost a varsity football game was when they faced off against Texas perennial powerhouse, Southlake Carroll. Frenship only lost 2 games the entire season – against Midland and Midland Legacy. Both teams came into Friday night’s Bi-District matchup at Trooper Stadium knowing the game was going to be an …
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Friday Night’s matchup at Tom Work Riverfront Stadium in the Lower Valley of El Paso had bigtime implications written all over it regarding the District 1-4A title and playoff seeding.
Friday night’s matchup at Trooper Stadium was an important one for both teams that took the field. The visiting Socorro Bulldogs were seeking their first victory of the season, as they came in with a humble 0-6 overall record and are 0-4 in District 1-6A.
The very last of Friday night’s sunlight shined proud and bright on the illustrious Claw Trophy that has been held by the Austin Panthers for 5 straight years.
With the clinking of bells from the garters and mums being worn and brown and gold letterman jackets with different graduation years splattered all over Austin’s R.E. McKee Stadium, that meant it was one special night for the Austin Panthers – Homecoming.
Going into Friday night’s matchup, the Austin Panthers were looking to avoid Deja Vu from last season. Rewinding to the 2022-2023 season, the Panthers began the season 0-3 by losing to Ft. Stockton, Parkland and Canutillo.
Last season, when the Parkland Matadors and Austin Panthers met, it was a defensive battle with two of the city’s biggest names on the field – DJ Crest for Parkland and Jayden Wilson for Austin. The result of that battle was a 9-7 Matador victory.
Friday night’s season opener had a different feel in Central El Paso at Austin High School’s R.E. McKee Stadium.
EP Sports Network has partnered with the NFHS Network to broadcast Monday’s Bel Air Highlanders v Chapin Huskies and Del Valle Conquistadores v Andress Eagles Texas High School Boys Basketball Bi-District Playoff Games.
EP Sports Network has partnered with the NFHS Network to broadcast the Odessa High Bronchos v the Franklin Cougars and the Canutillo Eagles v the Bel Air Highlanders Texas High School Girls Basketball Bi-District Playoff Games.
