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Texas high school football: Thursday's scores from Week 7

Thursday's Houston-area and statewide scores from Week 6 of the Texas high school football season.

Texas high school football: Thursday's scores from Week 7

Thursday saw several high school football games across Texas, with a mix of close victories and sweeping wins. In the Houston area, Angleton defeated Katy Freeman 52-7, while Cypress Ranch fell to Cypress Ranch 24-55. Friendswood triumphed over Fulshear 55-7, while Pasadena shocked Memorial 13-56. Westside secured a shutout, ending the day 0-0 on the scoreboard.

Statewide, Amarillo claimed a narrow 24-55 victory over Lubbock Monterey, while Lubbock Coronado suffered a 0-55 loss. Arlington edged Granbury 58-13 and Martin 63-14, but fell to Martin 63-14. Austin Vandegrift edged Cedar Park Vista Ridge 49-20, while Westlake triumphed over Round Rock Westwood 57-0. Boerne hammered Long Creek 63-35, and Boys Ranch secured a 82-24 win against Wildorado.

CC Ray beat Brownsville Lopez 57-0, while CC Tuloso-Midway edged CC Moody 56-7. Celina defeated Frisco Independence 70-0, and Cibolo Steele won 56-7 against San Marcos. Ennis edged Joshua 36-7, and OT Fort Worth THESA beat Westlake Academy 53-6. Garland Naaman Forest narrowly lost to Carrollton Smith 37-6, while McKinney Boyd edged Princeton 22-9.

Milford secured a 45-0 win over Covington, and Mission triumphed over Donna North 56-7. New Braunfels Christian edged CC John Paul 45-7, while Northwest Eaton edged Keller Central 28-27. Richardson Lake Highlands defeated Plano West 37-6, while Richardson Pearce fell to Richardson Berkner 9-43. Harris County suburbs saw SA Johnson triumph over SA Roosevelt 65-18, while SA Northside Taft secured a 54-6 victory. South Grand Prairie edged Irving 54-6.

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