jharvey+FollowTexas state football showdown heats upTwo Texas powerhouses, Muenster and Shiner, are clashing for the Class 2A Division II state title at AT&T Stadium, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. Shiner’s undefeated season is on the line, but Muenster’s experience as defending champs means they know how to win when it matters most. Local fans are buzzing about whether Shiner’s tough defense can hold off Muenster’s big-game grit. Who do you think will take home the trophy this year—and what’s your favorite Texas high school football memory? Let’s hear your predictions and stories! #Sports #TexasFootball #UIL00Share
Judith Nelson+FollowForsan’s Adam Dunlap gets UIL state call-up!Adam Dunlap from Forsan is about to make local history—he’s been chosen to umpire the UIL Class 1A Division II Six-Man State Championship at AT&T Stadium. This is the first time since 2009 that a crew from the Permian Basin Chapter has been picked for the UIL finals, and it’s Dunlap’s first UIL state assignment. He’s already got a TAPPS state title game under his belt, so you know he’s ready. It’s a big moment for Forsan, showing how our community helps shape top-level officials. What do you think this means for local sports pride? #Sports #ForsanPride #UIL00Share
davidsonbrandon+FollowWall clinches first-ever state title in thrillerWall’s football team just made school history, surviving a wild finish to edge Newton 25-24 and claim their first-ever state championship. The Hawks jumped out to a big lead, but Newton stormed back late—coming within a single point after a gutsy fourth-down touchdown and two-point conversion. The game came down to a nerve-wracking onside kick, but Wall’s Jacob Braden secured it, sealing the win. Despite being outgained by more than 180 yards, Wall’s defense and special teams made the difference. What do you think matters more in a championship game: stats or clutch plays? #Sports #TexasFootball #UIL00Share
