Trinidad Edge Ladonia Fannindel 67-65 in Texas High School Football

Texas high school football fans saw a mix of blowouts and narrow margins on Thursday, October 29. The Trinidad team secured a 67-65 win over Ladonia Fannindel, the closest result among the games reported that day. In another low-scoring affair, SA MacArthur defeated SA Southside by a 3-0 score.

The slate of games covered a wide geographic spread across the state. In Austin, Anderson dominated Bastrop Cedar Creek 63-0. Nearby, Bowie beat Akins 55-7, while LBJ won 78-19 against Northeast. The Fort Worth area saw Chisholm Trail defeat Keller Fossil Ridge 45-18, and North Side beat Polytechnic 42-27. In Dallas, Kimball won 55-26 against Pinkston, and South Oak Cliff shut out Jefferson 49-0.

Several regional matchups featured close finishes. Converse Judson edged SA East Central 31-30. Edinburg Economedes won a tight contest against Edinburg North, 40-34. In the Houston area, Fort Bend Bush defeated Houston Strake Jesuit 21-20, while Fort Bend Elkins beat Fort Bend Clements 24-22. Magnolia also recorded a narrow 37-34 victory over Klein Cain.

Large point differentials appeared in other regions. Jordan defeated Katy Seven Lakes 76-14, and North Crowley beat Mansfield 72-10. In the Rio Grande Valley, McAllen won 77-6 against Donna North. Up north, Lueders-Avoca defeated Haskell Paint Creek 50-18, and Paducah beat Guthrie 56-0.

The schedule included one forfeit, where Van Alstyne defeated Gainesville. Other notable scores included Austin LBJ's 78-19 win, Dallas White's 56-22 victory over Sunset, and The Woodlands College Park's 55-7 win against Conroe Oak Ridge. The results conclude the Thursday reporting cycle for the league.

With the scores in, teams can assess their standings for the upcoming weekend. The Trinidad and Ladonia Fannindel game provided the highest combined point total of the day at 132. The SA MacArthur and SA Southside contest recorded the fewest combined points at three. The full list of results is available for fans tracking their local teams.

The next round of games will follow the standard weekly schedule. Teams from the Dallas, Houston, and Austin metro areas will play again this week. The Trinidad squad will look to build on their recent win. The SA MacArthur team will aim for a larger margin of victory. The scores serve as a baseline for the coming week's competition.