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Pirates ease past Bulldogs for bi-district win
The Sinton Pirates made quick work of their first-round playoff opponent on Thursday night, defeating Lyford in the bi-district round. Sinton defeated the Bulldogs 28-7 on Nov. 12 at Pirate Stadium in Sinton, moving on to the area round. It is the eighth consecutive season the Pirates have advanced to the area around.
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Wildcats bludgeon Diamondbacks for bi-district victory
Following a slow start, the Gregory-Portland Wildcats kicked it into high gear and cruised to victory in the opening round of the playoffs last Friday night. No. 8 Gregory-Portland defeated the Sharyland Pioneer Diamondbacks 68-16 on Nov. 13 at Ray Akins Wildcat Stadium to move on to the area round. The Wildcats (11-0) will now face Liberty Hill (7-4) out of District 13-5A in the area round after Liberty Hill defeated Harlandale 50-21 on Friday night.
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Corpus Christi Caller-Times
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Tuloso-Midway football makes history with first playoff win in program history
ALICE — The Tuloso-Midway football team has spent the 2026 season rewriting its story. Friday night, the Warriors added a historic chapter. After starting the season 0-4, Tuloso-Midway surged when it mattered most by capturing a 16-9 win against District 16-4A Division I champion Alice in the bi-district round of the UIL playoffs on Nov. 13 at the new Alice Memorial Stadium. LIVE UPDATES: Corpus Christi high school football playoff scores, live updates It was the first playoff win in program history for the Warriors, who will play La Vernia in the area round. "It feels amazing to finally get it," senior Ethan Barrientos said. "We've been working at it all year. We went through injuries and adversity. We came out on top and we're not done yet. We have another chance to prove ourselves." The Warriors' defense went to work early and often to keep the Coyotes out of the end zone for the early part of the game. Tuloso-Midway (4-7) led 9-2 before Ricardo Hernandez supplied insurance with a touchdown catch in the fourth quarter. The Coyotes answered behind Ryder Salaiz' 60-yard kickoff return, but Tuloso-Midway's defense held off an Alice rally in the final minute to secure