Football results from across East Texas and the wider state were published early Friday morning, September 4, 2026, showing a mix of close contests and decisive victories for local teams.
In a high-scoring game, Timpson secured a narrow win against Tyler Grace Community, finishing 40 to 34. Further east, Tatum posted a significant victory, defeating Daingerfield 35 to 18. Arp delivered a dominant offensive performance, scoring 61 points against Garrison's 27. Grand Saline also saw a win, overcoming Palmer 43 to 22. In another regional matchup, Bosqueville edged out Kerens 34 to 28.
Statewide, many games across various classifications were decided by wide margins. Killeen Shoemaker recorded the largest shutout reported, defeating Del Valle 67 to 0. Prosper Walnut Grove also posted a shutout win, beating Hebron 35 to 0. Similarly, Flower Mound shut out Keller Timber Creek 31 to 0, and The Colony defeated Keller Fossil Ridge 63 to 0. Fort Worth Arlington Heights posted a dominant 63 to 0 win over Cleburne, and Austin McCallum secured a 48 to 0 shutout against Austin Travis. San Antonio Cole defeated San Antonio YMLA 63 to 0, and Northside shut out Cranfills Gap 46 to 0.
Other lopsided victories included Brenham's 59 to 16 win over Georgetown East View, Cedar Park's 68 to 7 triumph against San Antonio Clark, PSJA North's 56 to 14 defeat of Mission Veterans Memorial, Smithson Valley's 47 to 14 win over San Antonio Sotomayor, and Wall's 55 to 14 victory against La Joya. Boerne Champion posted 62 points to New Braunfels Long Creek’s 14, while Lovejoy beat Carrollton Creekview 63 to 13. Rockwall Heritage Christian routed Campbell 62 to 12, and Westbrook defeated Sterling City 59 to 26. Wildorado recorded 79 points against Amarillo San Jacinto Christian's 52 points. Bluff Dale outscored Stephenville Faith 67 to 22, Lueders-Avoca posted 70 points to Lohn's 26, Rocksprings defeated Blanket 64 to 0, and Rule beat Moran 51 to 6. Bulverde Bracken Christian shut out Austin Texas School for the Deaf 46 to 0.
Close contests were also noted across the state. Arlington Lamar defeated Crowley 35 to 31 in a tight game, and Pflugerville Hendrickson edged out Round Rock Stony Point 51 to 45. Richardson secured a narrow victory over Garland Naaman Forest 24 to 23. Rowlett defeated Crandall 26 to 15, while San Antonio MacArthur topped San Antonio Holmes 27 to 21. San Antonio Marshall defeated San Antonio Southwest 35 to 28. In the Rio Grande Valley, Edinburg narrowly beat Weslaco East 13 to 12. Bishop secured a 26 to 20 win over Corpus Christi West Oso. Cameron Yoe had a particularly close game, winning 62 to 61 against Whitney. Lyford won 33 to 28 against La Villa.
In Houston-area games, Baytown Sterling defeated Alvin 41 to 10. Clements posted a dominant 62 to 7 win over Westside, while Cypress Falls beat New Caney 32 to 14. Galena Park narrowly defeated Kempner 16 to 9. Humble secured a 45 to 13 win against Klein Forest, and Jordan beat Lamar 41 to 27. Kingwood defeated Clear Falls 42 to 31, and MacArthur beat Channelview 37 to 28. Memorial recorded a 41 to 6 victory over Clear Creek. Montgomery defeated Grand Oaks 35 to 17. Northbrook won 28 to 14 against Houston Austin, and North Forest edged out South Houston 27 to 21. Port Arthur Memorial posted a 47 to 7 win against Bellaire. Randle secured a 3 to 0 shutout victory over Westfield, and Ridge Point defeated Shadow Creek 28 to 7.
In North and West Texas, Amarillo Palo Duro defeated Amarillo Caprock 28 to 3. Fort Worth Trimble Tech beat Dallas Adamson 24 to 6. Frisco Reedy narrowly defeated Frisco 17 to 14. Lubbock Coronado won 21 to 10 against Lubbock. Mansfield Timberview edged out Denton Ryan 35 to 30. Brownsville Porter defeated Pharr Valley View 34 to 12. Frisco Emerson beat Dallas Kimball 44 to 7, and Frisco Memorial topped Dallas Wilson 31 to 27. Ballinger secured a 27 to 20 win against Odessa Compass. Santa Rosa defeated Charlotte 46 to 20. Austin Hyde Park won 45 to 22 against Ozona. Coleman posted a dominant 58 to 6 win over Odessa JV. Gordon won 61 to 16 against Abilene Christian. New Waverly defeated Keene 56 to 6.
No information regarding upcoming schedules or standings was included in the results published early Friday, September 4, 2026. Teams across the state will continue their seasons.
