Lewisville Hebron (5-4, 5-1) at Lewisville (8-1, 5-1): Two Lewisville ISD teams will battle it out for positioning and potentially a District 6-6A title at historic Goldsmith Stadium. Hebron beat Plano West 47-35 as wide receiver Koda Bridges had a record-breaking night. Bridges broke the single season receiving yards record with his 98-yard, one touchdown effort. Running backs Fred Ware and Lane Haworth combined for 228 yards and three touchdowns for the Hawks. Lewisville finally got a blemish on their undefeated season as Flower Mound Marcus beat the Farmers 40-27. Lewisville couldn’t keep up the scoring as quarterback Ethan Terrell threw two interceptions. The Oregon State running back commit Damien Martinez had 30 carries for 209 yards and one touchdown. Texas wide receiver commit Armani Winfield had six receptions for one touchdown. There are three teams with a 5-1 record in district 6-6A. Marcus holds the tiebreaker against both of these teams and faces Plano East in their season closer. I expect Lewisville to rebound and hope Plano East can bring the upset. DCTF Intern Joshua Price’s Pick: Lewisville by 10
The Woodlands (7-2, 4-0) vs The Woodlands College Park (7-2, 3-1): It’s a battle of The Woodlands in 13-6A as The Woodlands High can lock up an undefeated district run with a win over College Park. A year ago, College Park stunned TWHS to earn the 13-6A and their first ever win over the Highlanders. Last week after falling behind early 10-0 to Conroe High, The Woodlands woke up and rolled to a 45-32 win. RB JoBarre Reed rushed for three touchdowns and 100 yards, while QB Mabrey Mettauer accounted for 359 yards of offense and three touchdowns to lead an explosive attack. College Park got a scare last week but escaped with a hard fought 14-10 win over a scrappy Conroe Oak Ridge bunch. QB ty Buckmon led the Cavaliers on a pair of second half scoring drives throwing a touchdown pass and running for another touchdown. The Woodlands hasn’t forgotten what happened last year and College Park will have their attention, the Highlanders are too explosive this year and will walk away with the district title. Stepp’s Pick: The Woodlands by 14