By Stephen Freyermuth
Sports Editor, Coronado Thunderbirds
After starting the season 0-3, Coronado has turned its season around with changes at quarterback and even a change at the offensive game plan, which has proved to be successful for the relatively young T-Bird football team.
By Christian Molinar
Burges High School Sports Reporter
Homecoming brings drama and Mustang Stadium was filled with it Oct. 7.
Facing the Jefferson Foxes, the Mustangs dug themselves into a massive hole. Heading into the fourth quarter, Burges found itself down 21-6, and quickly running out of time.
By Tyler Raines
Sports Reporter, Chapin Chronicle
Homecoming has arrived not only for the students but for the Chain husky football team. Chapin football is going into the game 3-2 (2-0) district. Bowie is going into the game 2-2 (0-2) district. Chapin football is coming off a a win which makes the winning streak to 3.
By Henry Quintana III
Cathedral Athletics Media Relations
Man, it feels good to come off a win like that. With tough and smart defense, the Wildcat offense was no match for the Irish. Cathedral comes off a 27-7 victor over the Fabens Wildcats to now obtain a record of 3-2. The Irish travel to Chaparral, NM for its second round of Lobos this season. The Lobos are coming off a loss to Roswell by a score of 42-6.
By Tyler Raines/Chapin Chronicle
Confident coming off a another big win, Chapin Husky football meets another northeast rival playing Irvin rockets Friday night at Irvin memorial stadium. Chapin has a 9-0 all time series lead against Irvin.
Last season, Chapin came away with a 31-21 victory over the Rockets.
By Vianet Lopez
Sports Reporter, Hanks Knights
The Knights gave it their all at Friday's home game against the Franklin Cougars. At the end of the game, the Cougars took the win against the Knights, 43-20.
The Knights (0-4, 0-2 district) will face the Coronado Thunderbirds this Thursday, Sep. 22, at Coronado. Game begins at 7 p.m.
By Brian Ortiz
Sports Reporter, Andress Eagles
Andress ended their night in disappointment last friday as Chapin walked away the winner of the district 1-4A season opener.
"We were determined to win and we had a good chance but we did not perform," running back Rashad Chisholm said.
By Henry Quintana III
Cathedral Athletics Media Relations
Boy, was that a tough loss for the Irish. The Canutillo Eagles held everything we threw at them beating the Irish 35-0. And our defense just could not over power the super-sized Eagle offensive line and and agile running game. But that's behind us now, we take on a new opponent; the Fabens Wildcats. The Wildcats are coming off a huge win against San Elizario by a score of 35-6. Again, the Irish need to gain momentum and keep it against this already lifted team.
