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The Blitz: Bi-District playoff scores, highlights
The high school football playoffs are underway. Amarillo High takes on El Paso Bel Air in one of tonight's big matchups. All three Canyon ISD teams were able to advance last night. Keep up with all of tonight's Bidistrict round action here:. Watch the full The Blitz show here:
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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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Quirk, Lee voted Happy State Bank High School Athletes of the Week
Gruver cross country athlete Paisley Quirk has been voted the Happy State Bank Girls High School Athlete of the Week for Nov. 2-8. Quirk led the Lady Hounds to a Class 2A championship at the UIL State Cross Country Meet as the team’s top finisher. Quirk placed 15th with a time of 12 minutes, 37.6 seconds. The sophomore received 1,650 of the 3,436 votes cast for athlete of the week, which was 48.1% of total votes. Stratford football player Hunter Lee has been voted the Happy State Bank Boys High School Athlete of the Week for Nov. 2-8. Lee went 13-of-20 through the air, throwing for 290 yards and three touchdowns while adding 16 yards rushing in a win against West Texas. The Elks' quarterback received 1,460 of the 3,436 votes cast for athlete of the week, which was 42.5% of total votes. Students in all varsity sports are eligible and can only be named Athlete of the Week one time per season, per sport, and athletes from one school cannot win more than three consecutive weeks. Nominations are due by 5 p.m. each Saturday and can be submitted through email at sports@amarillo.com. Please include statistics from the week's games
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WRCA World Championship Ranch Rodeo funds college scholarships for nearly 70 students
The generosity of rodeo fans is helping college students across the country pay for their education. The 31st annual WRCA World Championship Ranch Rodeo is underway in Amarillo. The event helps fund scholarships for nearly 70 students, recipients said. “The WRCA scholarship honestly has made a huge impact in just...
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Texas signee Ferguson adds international gold; Zia Gravitt commits to Amarillo College
With a college commitment already secured and a growing list of accolades, Vo Ferguson is adding another major achievement to his resume: an international gold medal. Ferguson has signed with the University of Texas. He is also the top-ranked player in Texas’ Class of 2027, and he has already thrown his first perfect game and earned Class 5A Pitcher of the Year honors from the Texas High School Coaches Association.
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Clovis Community College hosting suicide prevention class Tuesday
CLOVIS, N.M. (KFDA) - Clovis Community College is inviting the public to attend a free suicide prevention class Tuesday, Nov. 10. The ABC Suicide Prevention Class will teach participants how to recognize warning signs, offer support and connect someone in crisis with help. Organizers say the event provides free evidence-based...
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Clovis Community College taking submissions for Dia De Los Muertos Remembrance Wall
CLOVIS, N.M. (KFDA) - Clovis Community College is honoring the lives lost with a Dia De Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Remembrance Wall. If you or a loved one has lost someone to drunk- or impaired-driving crashes, substance use or overdose, and/or suicide, you can send your story and a photo of your loved one as they will be honored on Clovis Community College virtual and in-person ofrenda (altar).
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Belen feels sting of first loss, edged by Portales
A clash on Friday of two 4A football teams ranked in the top five saw No. 3 Portales (5-2, 2-1) knock Belen (6-1, 2-1) from the unbeaten ranks. After falling behind 21-0, the fourth-ranked Eagles put a second-half scare into the Rams, eventually falling 34-27 in the Hall of Fame Game.
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Flash flooding leads to school delays Wednesday
Flash flooding is causing multiple school delays Wednesday. Heavy rain in started Tuesday night and is expected to continue through 9 a.m. Adrian ISD announced it will start at 10 a.m. Wednesday "due to flooding on bus routes." Buses will pick up at 9 a.m. and run on pavement only.