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The Cleveland Indians ran the ball down North Forest’s throat 35-6 Friday night, where they looked like night and day from a week ago when they were shut out in their season opener at home against Fulshear, resulting in a shutout of the Indians.
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A jam-packed crowd was on hand as Reality of Wrestling made its official debut at the Dayton Community Center this past Sunday afternoon.
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The Hardin Hornets got off to a big start to the 2021 Texas High School Football season last Friday night with a 14-7 victory over the Kountze Lions. Hardin was the only team in Liberty County to secure a win in the opening week of play. The Hornets were set to play their Homecoming game against the Hull-Daisetta Bobcats this Friday night, however that game has been canceled and details on a a rescheduled Homecoming will come at a later date.
Read moreThe Cleveland Indians got off to a rough start to open up the 2021 season, with the Fulshear Chargers coming to town in a 46-0 win.
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The Huffman-Hargraves Falcons took advantage of their speed and experience Friday night when they handed the Liberty Panthers a 28-0 loss in the season opener. Huffman had eight returning offensive players from a team that went all the way to the Regional Championship last year, their most successful season on record. Their returning senior quarterback Luke Thomas and senior receiver Gunnar Gates were a combination that Liberty’s excellent defense just couldn’t stop.
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The schools are about the same size. They play in the same division, Class 2A II, which means they have the same number of students. But their story diverges at this point. Somerville has made nine playoff appearances total. HD has 24 district championships. But none of that glorious history could help the Bobcats Friday night. This game was like David and Goliath, with Goliath winning.
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On Friday night at Bronco Stadiums Houston Methodist Field, home of the Dayton Broncos, the Broncos came into the 2021 football season with the mindset of turning things around from a 2020 season where they went winless. Unfortunately, the season’s first game didn’t turn out the way the Broncos hoped that it would have gone. The Dayton Broncos on Friday night fell to a pretty wellcoached Lake Creek Lions team. But despite coming up short and out the losing end, thanks to second-year head coach Blake Ware and his staff, Broncos fans left Methodist Stadium feeling somewhat positive about this upcoming football season. “There Is Brightness Out the Horizon.”
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Football returned to the prairie this past Friday night for a contest between the Tarkington Longhorns and the Shepherd Pirates. Offensively it was a slow start before the Horns could muster any points, and unfortunately, the Pirates had already found their stride by the time Tarkington did, defeating the boys in maroon and gold 44-14.
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