<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4fUHbN_1Gnj2V5M00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4fUHbN_1Gnj2V5M00" width="2314" height="600" ></figure>AUBREY CHAPARRALSAfter earning their sixth win in a row, the No. 10-ranked Aubrey Chaparrals return home for their final regular season contest to face the 1-8 Godley Wildcats on Friday.The Wildcats come into Chaparral Memorial Stadium on a four-game losing streak, with their most recent losses coming at the hands of Ranchview, 49-48, and Lake Dallas, 45-12.“They can put some points up, and their quarterback is a good thrower,” said Keith Ivy, Aubrey athletic director and head football coach. "They're running back, [Kaleb Elizaldi], has some quickness and runs hard, and like most of the schools in our district, they have some really big kids. They’re big up front across the board and offensively, and they can hang in there with a lot of the schools in our district.”Godley’s offense has averaged over 30 points per game through district play, with their best performances coming in a 64-point showing against Castleberry on Oct. 2 and 48 points against Ranchview on Oct. 22.Quarterback Brock Deberry leads the Wildcats offense, totaling over 2,000 yards of total offense and 19 touchdowns, while Elizaldi leads the backfield with 755 yards and 10 scores.Wideouts Coby Ball and Christian Morgan operate as the team’s top receivers, with the duo combining for over 1,100 yards receiving and 11 touchdowns.“There quarterback can also be a dual threat, so we have to make sure we account for his arm and his legs,” Ivy said. “Their running back is probably their best offensive weapon, so we have to make sure we get a lot of bodies to him and tackled well when we get there.”On the other side of the ball, Aubrey’s offense, which has averaged 45 points per game during their winning streak, should find ample space against Godley’s defense, which has allowed 45 or more points to opponents over its last five games.“Our offensive line has taken control of football games up front with physicality in the run and pass game and allowed our skill players to do what they do best, and we plan to do more of the same on Friday night,” Ivy said. “… They’re doing an excellent job, and I couldn’t be more proud of those guys. I knew they would be pretty good because we had most of them back, but they surpassed my expectations, and they get better each week.”Aubrey should enter the matchup with a little extra motivation, with the contest being the Chaps' final home game of the season.“It’s senior night for us, so we want to go out there and see those guys have a great deal of success, but we also want to play at a high level regardless of who we’re playing,” Ivy said. “Godley is in our path to an undefeated district championship, and our goal is to do it in dominant fashion.”The Chaparrals and Wildcats will get their matchup underway at 7 p.m. Friday.Renee Marler/The Post-Signal</div></body>

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After earning their sixth win in a row, the No. 10-ranked Aubrey Chaparrals return home for their final regular season contest to face the 1-8 Godley Wildcats on Friday. The Wildcats come into Chaparral Memorial Stadium on a four-game losing streak, with their most recent losses coming at the hands of Ranchview, 49-48, and Lake Dallas, 45-12.

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After earning their sixth win in a row, the No. 10-ranked Aubrey Chaparrals return home for their final regular season contest to face the 1-8 Godley Wildc

Aubrey to square off with Godley

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