ARLINGTON, TX — The 2023 Texas High School Football Season reached its conclusion over the weekend at AT&T Stadium in Arlington and San Angelo LIVE! was there covering all the action. There were some great matchups that came down to the wire and others who dominated their respective state title matchups to garner their schools' state championships. Here are the finals of every state game this weekend.
Click each individual matchup for more in-depth details and highlights for all the state games.
6A Division I State Championship: Duncanville vs Galena Park North Shore
(San Angelo LIVE! Photo/Scott Menchaca)
Wednesday, December 13
- 1A Division I - Gordon 70 Westbrook 20
- 1A Division II - Benjamin 82 Oglesby 34
- 2A Division I - Timpson 49 Tolar 7
Thursday, December 14
- 2A Division II - Albany 28 Mart 10
- 3A Division I - Malakoff 14 Franklin 7
- 3A Division II - Gunter 30 Tide Haven 14
Friday, December 15
- 4A Division I - Anna 26 Chapel Hill 0
- 4A Division II - Gilmer 28 Bellville 26
- 5A Division I - Aledo 51 Smithson Valley 8
Saturday, December 16
- 5A Division II - Port Neches Grove 20 South Oak Cliff 17
- 6A Division I - Duncanville 49 Galena Park North Shore 33
- 6A Division II - DeSoto 74 Humble Summer Creek 14
The most exciting match of the weekend was undeniably the Port Neches Grove victory over South Oak Cliff. A great defensive battle ended with several field goals, and PNG’s kicker, Gio Oceguera even received Offensive MVP honors for his performance.
DeSoto was far and away the most impressive team to watch in the Eagles’ win over Summer Creek. Although Duncanville and North Shore featured the same quality of athletes, DeSoto absolutely dominated on Texas High School Football’s biggest stage.
One West Texas team represented our area well with its 2nd consecutive state title. The Albany Lions dominated another state title game with Texas Tech University commit Adam Hill capped off his high school football career with Offensive MVP honors and now sets his sights on bigger and better things. He should excel at Texas Tech, and the Red Raiders will gain a truly talented football player.
Finally, Benjamin won back-to-back titles this season with its win over Oglesby. We, as high school football fans, should appreciate Grayson Rigdon for the athlete he is, as we saw another incredible performance in the Six-man division. It may be a hot take, but Rigdon might even be one of the best, if not the best, Six-Man players to ever suit up.
Subscribe to the LIVE! Daily
Required
Post a comment to this article here: