Friday Night High School Football Scores from Southeast Texas
It was another thrilling night of high school football across Southeast Texas as teams fought hard on Friday night. Fans flocked to the stadiums to cheer on their local teams, and many left the game with smiles as their favorites earned big victories.
Orangefield took the spotlight with a decisive win against Buna, finishing strong at 52-22. Meanwhile, Woodville dominated their match against Kountze with a stunning score of 61-6.
Hardin and Kirbyville battled it out, with Hardin emerging victorious with a close score of 44-34. West Sabine also showed their strength, overpowering Sabine Pass with a final score of 54-7.
In a competitive game, Barbers Hill defeated West Brook 31-17. Beaumont United secured a win against Baytown Sterling with a score of 21-9. The game between Port Neches-Groves and Dayton ended with a score of 30-3 in favor of Port Neches.
A riveting overtime showdown saw Montgomery narrowly defeat Nederland by a score of 34-28. Houston Second Baptist won decisively against Kelly Catholic 38-7. Hamshire-Fannett claimed victory over West Orange-Stark with a score of 28-14.
Other notable scores include Little Cypress-Mauriceville defeating Lumberton 35-25, and Silsbee besting Shepherd with a score of 49-20. Vidor dominated Livingston with an impressive score of 61-14, while Huffman narrowly beat Bridge City by 26-18.
The games did not stop there; Liberty outscored Hardin-Jefferson 39-30, while Jasper cruised to an easy win against Tarkington at 68-14. Evadale defeated Hull-Daisetta 43-8, West Hardin excelled with a 54-14 win over Colmesneil, and Coldspring-Oakhurst edged out Anahuac 36-28.
With Week 11 now in the books, teams will be looking ahead to next week as they strive for playoff spots and district titles. Stay tuned as the action continues!
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