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Canyon, Randall, West Plains prepare for 4A Division I Area Football playoffs
As Canyon, Randall and West Plains venture deeper into the Class 4A Division I football playoffs, the competition gets tougher. Last Thursday, all three Canyon ISD programs brought home Bi-District trophies following lopsided victories over El Paso schools. Canyon defeated El Paso Riverside, 47-14; West Plains dominated El Paso Ysleta, 86-0 and Randall shutdown El Paso Austin, 35-7. In each of those three games, Canyon, Randall and West Plains came away with victories thanks in part to a staunch running game and tenacious defensive play. Now, the competition gets tougher as all three teams embrace the challenge of facing Area opponents from the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. The No. 1-seed Randall Raiders (10-1) will face Lake Dallas at 7 p.m. on Thursday in Snyder. The No. 2-seed West Plains Wolves (7-4) will battle Springtown at 6 p.m. on Thursday in Sweetwater. The No. 3-seed Canyon Eagles (8-3) will test Aubrey at 6 p.m. on Thursday in Burkburnett. *** Lake Dallas reached the area round of the playoffs following a 28-0 win over Plainview in Bi-District. Springtown advanced to the area round with a 48-17 win over Midland Greenwood and Aubrey dismantled Andrews 63-24 to reach the area round. *** The winner
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Canyon ISD sweeps Bi-District round of the playoffs
MIDLAND - West Plains set a school record with the most points in a football playoff game Thursday night, eliminating El Paso Ysleta, 86-0 in the Class 4A Division I Bi-District playoffs in Midland. A year ago, West Plains tallied 85 points in its Bi-District playoff game, en route to advancing to the Region I-4A Division I State Quarterfinals. Down the road in Andrews, the Canyon Eagles swarmed El Paso Riverside, 47-14 to clinch their Bi-District game at Mustang Bowl. The Eagles led El Paso Riverside, 40-7 at halftime and utilized its depth in the second half to gain experience. Despite officials arriving late to start the game, the Randall Raiders topped El Paso Austin, 35-7, in their Bi-District opener at Kermit HS Stadium. The three decisive wins for Canyon ISD brought gold ball trophies back to each campus and advanced each team one step closer in the Class 4A Division I Area Finals. *** West Plains, behind a staunch rushing attack that tallied 576 total yards on 27 carries with eight touchdowns, never flinched in putting El Paso Ysleta away early. By the second quarter, West Plains led 34-0, scoring a good chunk of its points running the football.
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West Texas A&M Football Closes Season Against No. 8 Central Washington at Bain-Schaeffer Buffalo Stadium
Canyon, Texas – West Texas A&M Football (4-6, 4-4 LSC) close out their 2026 campaign on Saturday, November 14 as they host No. 8 Central Washington at Bain-Schaeffer Buffalo Stadium. Kickoff is set for 2:00 p.m. The game will be sponsored by The People's Federal Credit Union. Follow the...