Mojo Faces Rematch With Amarillo In Playoff Clash
In a rematch at Jones Stadium 2 p.m. Mojo seeks revenge on Amarillo after a 13-0 regular season loss. The Sandies, riding a six game win streak, rebuilt by moving Mark Mathiasmeier to fullback and Brad Williams from JV. Amarillo counters with improved defense and balanced offense led by quarterback Jerry Hix and tailback Kent Sager. The game will be broadcast on KRIG via Diamond Shamrock Network.
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Odessa High
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Panthers
Jones Stadium
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Hereford
Clovis
N.M
Lubbock High
Larry Dippel
Dippel
Harris
Amarillo
Mojo
John Wilkins
Mark Mathiasmeier
Brad Williams
Mathiasmeier
Williams
Wilkins
Fermian
Mitch Woodard
David Kenyon
Gary Benson
Lyndal Flowers
Richard Craig
Ken Franks
Randy Aufleger
Jerry Hix
Eddie Pinnell
Mike George
Jimmy Morris
Dale Carr
Kent Sager
Hix
Phillip Crain
Carr
Olen Howard
Mike Williams
Dean Gibson
Mark Helferich
Roy Dunn
Kirk Street
Brett Barham
Stephen Nold
Jerry Riley
Kirk Slaughter
Jack Kenner
Terry Rice
Mark Glasscock
Bobby Massey
Odessa
KRIG
Diamond Shamrock
Permian Amarillo
Lyndall Flowers
Robbie Hibos
Kike King
Kyde Eddeman
Mike Dearing
Roger Carlile
Brac Williams
Dan Briggs
Mark Havins
Stephen Noid
Darin Wilkerson
Stoney Brown
Robert Lovato
Tommy Epps
Kris Roberts
Monte Statton
Rankin Clinches State Final Bid With Valley Victory
Rankin, 13-0, defeats Valley 19-8 to reach the Class A state football final for the first time. Naldo Esparza caught a 26-yard TD pass and, with three receptions, also grabbed two fourth quarter interceptions setting up scores. Dennis Black rushed for 200 yards as Rankin advances to meet Valley View next weekend. site details to be decided by officials.
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Naldo Esparza
Dennis Black
Rankin
Valley
Red Devils
Valley View
Falls Ci
Rankin and
Esparza
Bo Rose
Robert Jeannette
Richie Fuston
Black
Terry Turner
Patriots
Dwayne Turner
James McNary
Ray Williams
Fuston
Turner
Terry
Rose
Devils
McNary
Williams
Red Devil
Vega
Jesse Hernandez
Jimmy Lacy
Rankin Valley
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Permian Ector duel for Odessa Invitational title set
Odessa Invitational semifinals produced Permian and Ector in a rematch for the tourney crown. Ector beat Lubbock High 76-70 and Permian topped El Paso Jefferson 86-78 as the championship game looms at 8 p.m. in Permian's gym.
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Permian
Mojo
Ector Eagles
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Ector
Lubbock High
el Paso Jefferson
Silver Foxes
Odessa High
Ysleta Parkland
Ysleta Riverside
Riverside
Amarillo Tascosa
Parkland
Tascosa
Jefferson
Lubbock
Bo Gamble
Mike Hill
Craig Wells
Hill
Wells
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