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CENTERVILLE TIGERS

Aug. 25 - @Buffalo, 7:30 pm

Sept. 1-  Crawford, 7:30pm

Sept. 15 - @ Mart, 7:30pm

Sept. 22- @ Jefferson, 7:30pm

Sept. 29 - OPEN

Oct. 6 - West Hardin*, 7:00 pm

Oct. 13- @ Groveton*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20- Leon*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27- Normangee*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3- @ Corrigan-Camden*, 7:00pm

 

COLMESNEIL BULLDOGS 

Aug. 25 -@ West Hardin, 7:00pm

Sept. 1 -  Kipp East End, 7:00pm

Sept. 8 - @ Cayuga, 7:00pm

Sept. 15 -@ Overton, 7:00pm

Sept. 22 -@ Cushing, 7:00pm

Sept. 29 - OPEN

Oct. 6 -  Lovelady*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 -@ Deweyville*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 - Evadale*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 - Hull-Daisetta*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 -@ Sabine Pass*, 7:00pm

 

CORRIGAN-CAMDEN BULLDOGS

Aug. 25 - Buna, 7:30pm

Sept. 1 - @ Elkhart, 7:30pm

Sept. 8- @ Kirbyville,7:30pm

Sept. 15 -Coldspring-Oakhurst, 7:30pm

Sept. 22- Hempstead, 7:30pm

Sept. 29- OPEN

Oct. 6 - @ Normangee*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 - @ Leon*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 - West Hardin*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 -@ Groveton*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 - Centerville*, 7:00pm

 

DEWEYVILLE PIRATES 

Aug. 25 -Mount Enterprise, 7:00pm

Sept. 1 -@ Cushing, 7:00pm

Sept. 8 - @ West Hardin, 7:00pm

Sept. 15 - Acadiana Christian, 7:00pm

Sept. 23 -@ Chilton (at Trinity), 6:00pm

Sept. 29 - OPEN

Oct. 6 -   Evadale*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 - Colmesneil*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 -@ Hull-Daisetta*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 - Sabine Pass*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 -@ Lovelady*, 7:00pm

 

EVADALE REBELS

Aug. 25 -@ Tarkington, 7:30pm

Sept. 1 - Hardin, 7:00pm

Sept. 8 -@ Kountze, 7:00pm

Sept. 15 -Anderson-Shiro, 7:00pm

Sept. 22 -@ Acadiana Christian, 7:00pm

Sept. 29 - OPEN

Oct. 6 -@ Deweyville*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 -Sabine Pass*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 -@ Colmesneil*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 - Lovelady*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 -@ Hull-Daisetta*, 7:00pm

 

GARRISON BULLDOGS (0-0, 0-0)

Aug. 25 -@ Hughes Springs, 7:30pm

Sept. 1 - Arp, 7:30pm

Sept. 8 - Warren, 7:30pm

Sept. 15 -@ Alto, 7:30pm

Sept. 22 - West Sabine*, 7:00pm

Sept. 29 -@ Joaquin*, 7:00pm

Oct. 6 -   Shelbyville*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 - OPEN

Oct. 20 -@ Grapeland*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 - San Augustine*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 -@ Timpson*, 7:00pm

 

GRAPELAND SANDIES (0-0, 0-0)

Aug. 25 -Frankston, 7:30pm

Sept. 1 -@ Lovelady, 7:30pm

Sept. 8 -@ Bremond, 7:30pm

Sept. 15 -@ Groveton, 7:30pm

Sept. 22 - Timpson*, 7:00pm

Sept. 29 -@ West Sabine*, 7:00pm

Oct. 6 -    Joaquin*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 -@ Shelbyville*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 - Garrison*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 - OPEN

Nov. 3 -@ San Augustine*, 7:00pm

 

GROVETON INDIANS

Aug. 25 - Lovelady , 7:30pm

Sept. 1 - @ Trinity , 7:00pm

Sept. 8 - @ Frankston , 7:30pm

Sept. 15 - Grapeland, 7:30pm

Sept. 22 -@ Alto, 7:30pm

Sept. 29 - OPEN

Oct. 6 - Leon*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 - Centerville* , 7:00pm

Oct. 20 -@ Normangee*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 - Corrigan-Camden*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 - @ West Hardin*, 7:00pm

 

HULL-DAISETTA BOBCATS

Aug. 25 -@ Kountze, 7:30pm

Sept. 1 -@ Warren, 7:00pm

Sept. 8 -@ KIPP Generations, 7:00pm

Sept. 15 -Hardin, 7:30pm

Sept. 22 -West Hardin, 7:30pm

Sept. 29 - OPEN

Oct. 6 -  Sabine Pass*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 -@ Lovelady*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 - Deweyville*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 -@ Colmesneil*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3-  Evadale*, 7:00pm

 

JEWETT LEON COUGARS

Aug. 25 - Rosebud-Lott, 7:30pm

Sept. 1 - @ Dawson, 7:30 pm

Sept. 8 - Wortham. 7:30pm

Sept. 15 - Thrall, 7:30pm

Sept. 22 - @ Lovelady, 7:30pm

Sept. 29 - OPEN

Oct. 6 - Groveton*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 - Corrigan-Camden*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 - @ Centerville*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 - West Hardin*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 - @ Normangee , 7:00pm

 

JOAQUIN RAMS (0-0, 0-0)

Aug. 25 -@ Arp, 7:30pm

Aug. 31 - Beckville, 7:30pm

Sept. 8 -@ Tenaha, 7:00pm

Sept. 15 - OPEN

Sept. 22 -@ Shelbyville*, 7:00pm

Sept. 29 - Garrison*, 7:00pm

Oct. 6 -@ Grapeland*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 - San Augustine*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 -@ Timpson*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 - West Sabine*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 - OPEN

 

LOVELADY LIONS

Aug. 25 -@ Groveton, 7:30pm

Sept. 1 -  Grapeland, 7:30pm

Sept. 8 - @ Iola, 7:30pm

Sept. 15 -Normangee, 7:30pm

Sept. 22 -Jewett Leon, 7:30pm

Sept. 29 - OPEN

Oct. 6 -@ Colmesneil*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 -Hull-Daisetta*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 -@ Sabine Pass*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 -@ Evadale*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 - Deweyville*, 7:00pm

 

NORMANGEE PANTHERS

Aug. 25 - Bremond, 7:30pm

Sept. 1 - @ Iola, 7:30pm

Sept. 8 - Chilton, 7:30pm

Sept. 15 -@ Lovelady, 7:30pm

Sept. 22- @ Buffalo, 7:30pm

Sept. 29 - OPEN

Oct. 6 - Corrigan-Camden*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 - @ West Hardin*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 - Groveton*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 - @ Centerville*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 - Leon*, 7:00pm

 

SABINE PASS SHARKS

Aug. 25 -@  Spring Frassati Catholic, 7:00pm

Sept. 1 -@  Frost, 6:00pm (Neutral site)

Sept. 8 - OPEN

Sept. 15 -Christian Home Educators Fellowship, 6:30pm

Sept. 22 -@  KIPP Generations, 6:00pm

Sept. 29 - OPEN

Oct. 6 -@  Hull-Daisetta*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 -@  Evadale*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 - Lovelady*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 -@  Deweyville*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 - Colmesneil*, 7:00pm

 

SAN AUGUSTINE WOLVES

Aug. 25 -@  Hemphill, 7:00pm

Sept. 1 - Tenaha, 7:00pm

Sept. 8 - Alto, 7:00pm

Sept. 15 -@ Anahuac, 7:00pm

Sept. 22 - OPEN

Sept. 29 -@ Timpson*, 7:00pm

Oct. 6 -@ West Sabine*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 -@ Joaquin*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 - Shelbyville*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 -@ Garrison*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 - Grapeland*, 7:00pm

 

SHELBYVILLE DRAGONS

Aug. 25 -Alto, 7:00pm

Sept. 1 -@ Hemphill, 7:00pm

Sept. 8 - Elysian Fields, 7:00pm

Sept. 15 - OPEN

Sept. 22 - Joaquin*, 7:00pm

Sept. 29 - OPEN

Oct. 6 -@ Garrison*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 -  Grapeland*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 -@ San Augustine*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 - Timpson*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 -@ West Sabine*, 7:00pm

 

TIMPSON BEARS

Aug. 24 - Beckville, 7:30pm

Sept. 1 -@ Jefferson, 7:00pm

Sept. 8 - Daingerfield, 7:00pm

Sept. 15 -@ Waskom, 7:00pm

Sept. 22 -@ Grapeland*, 7:00pm

Sept. 29 - San Augustine*, 7:00pm

Oct. 6 - OPEN

Oct. 13 -@ West Sabine*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 - Joaquin*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 -@ Shelbyville*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 - Garrison*, 7:00pm

 

WEST HARDIN OILERS

Aug. 25 -  Colmesneil , 7:00pm

Sept. 1 - @ Mt. Enterprise, 7:00pm

Sept. 8 - Deweyville, 7:00pm

Sept. 15 - Cushing, 7:00pm

Sept. 22 - @Hull-Daisetta , 7:00pm

Sept. 29 - OPEN

Oct. 6 - @ Centerville*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 - Normangee*, 7:30 pm

Oct. 20 - @ Corrigan-Camden*, 7:00pm

Oct. 27 - @ Leon*, 7:00pm 

Nov. 3 - Groveton*, 7:00pm

 

WEST SABINE TIGERS

Aug. 25 -Tenaha, 7:00pm

Sept. 1 -@ Alto, 7:00pm

Sept. 8 - Hemphill, 7:00pm

Sept. 15 -Trinity, 7:00pm

Sept. 22 -@ Garrison*, 7:00pm

Sept. 29 - Grapeland*, 7:00pm

Oct. 6 -@ San Augustine*, 7:00pm

Oct. 13 - Timpson*, 7:00pm

Oct. 20 - OPEN

Oct. 27 -@ Joaquin*, 7:00pm

Nov. 3 - Shelbyville*, 7:00pm

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