Richard Trevino named Charlotte AD/HFC

The Charlotte Independent School District didn’t have to go very far in search of a new head football coach and athletic director.

Richard Trevino, who had served as an assistant football coach at Poteet for the past eight years, will be the new man for the job.

Trevino is no stranger to Charlotte, having been an assistant basketball coach for the Trojans in the late ’90’s.

Ex-Southside coach takes over the reins at Eagle Pass C.C. Winn

George Ruiz, who coached Southside High School’s football team for the past few seasons, has been named the new head football coach for the C.C. Winn Mavericks.

Ruiz takes over for Eddie Baca, who was hired in May as the Mavs head coach, but left after a short period of time.

Many ‘football classics’ to open the season

Many people are familiar with the 11th Annual Kickoff Classic, put on by Dave Campbell’s Texas Fooitball magazine. The event is held in The Alamodome this year beginning Thursday August 27th.

But there are other football classics in the Lone Star State, and some of them involve area teams as well.

Here’s a rundown of some ‘Week Zero’ football classics:

11th Annual Kickoff Classic - at The Alamodome
Thursday, August 27th - Floresville vs. Fox Tech, 7:30pm
Friday, August 28th - Boerne Champion vs. Midlothian, 7:30pm
Saturday, August 29th - Katy Mayde Creek vs. Brenham, 12 noon
Saturday, August 29th - Odessa Permian vs Duncanville, 3:45pm
Saturday, August 29th - East Central vs. Steele, 7:30pm

North Texas Football Classic at Pizza Hut Park Stadium in Frisco
Saturday, August 29th - Dallas Bishop Lynch vs. Dallas Jesuit, 1:30pm
Saturday, August 29th - Mesquite vs. Lake Highlands, 7:30pm

South Texas Football Classic at Bobby Morrow Stadium in San Benito
Friday,, August 28th - CC Ray vs. San Benito, 7:30pm
Saturday, August 29th - Dallas Carter vs. Houston Klein Forest, 11:00am
Saturday, August 29th - Lancaster vs. Brackenridge, 7:30pm

South Texas Football Classic at Tom Landry Stadium in Mission
Saturday, August 29th - Mission vs. Highlands, 7:30pm

Gulf Coast Football Classic at Buccaneer Stadium in Corpus Christi
Thursday, August 27th - CC Miller vs. Ingleside, 7:00pm
Friday, August 28th - CC Moody vs. Kingsville, 7:30pm

Gulf Coast Football Classic at Alice Memorial Stadium
Friday, August 28th - Alice vs. Friendswood Clear Brook, 7:30pm

Gulf Coast Football Classic at Flour Bluff
Friday, August 28th - Flour Bluff vs. Houston Lamar, 7:30pm

Gulf Coast Football Classic at Cabaniss Field, Corpus Christi
Friday, August 28th - CC Carroll vs. Laredo Alexander, 7:30pm

Leakey names new Head Football Coach

Xavier Rangel, who has coached at Levelland over the past two years, is the new head football coach at Leakey High School.

Rangel, a Texas tech graduate, is no stranger to the area; he coached in Rocksprings under HFC/AD Robert Hernandez a few years ago.

Poteet names new Athletic Director/Head Football Coach

This week, the Poteet ISD School Board announced that Mario Heredia, the defensive coordinator of Southwest High School for the past three seasons, will take over as the Aggies fifth head football coach and athletic director in five years.

Heredia replaces Randy Palmer, who has moved on to become the AD/HFC at Three Rivers High School. This will be Heredia’s first stint as AD/HFC.

Kowalski hired as Ingram AD/HFC

Ingram Tom Moore has a new head football coach and athletic director, as they have hired Jeff Kowalski.

Kowalski has been coaching in the DFW area, where last year he was the OC/girls track coach at Irving Nimitz High School. He has also won a state title as part of the Argyle Liberty Christian High School coaching staff.

More exclusive football preseason Padilla Polls

SAsports.com has 22 more football preseason Padilla Polls being released today:

Padilla Poll 2009 San Antonio Conference AAAAA Top 15

1 Madison
2 Smithson Valley
3 Clark
4 Wagner
5 Roosevelt
6 Warren
7 Stevens
8 Judson
9 Southwest
10 O’Connor
11 MacArthur
12 New Braunfels
13 East Central
14 Brandeis
15 Jay

Padilla Poll 2009 San Antonio Conference AAAA Top 15

1 Steele
2 Tivy
3 Medina Valley
4 Alamo Heights
5 Clemens
6 Champion
7 Canyon
8 Brackenridge
9 McCollum
10 Pleasanton
11 Seguin
12 Lanier
13 Floresville
14 San Marcos
15 Kennedy

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference A, Region I

1 Wellington
2 Canadian
3 New Deal
4 Stratford
5 Sundown
6 Nazareth
7 Iraan
8 Clarendon
9 Van Horn
10 Boys Ranch
11 Stanton
12 Morton
13 Wheeler
14 Sunray
15 McCamey
16 Seagraves
17 Olton
18 Gruver
19 Farwell
20 Hale Center

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference A, Region II

1 Boles
2 Albany
3 Seymour
4 Roscoe
5 Collinsville
6 Windthorst
7 De Leon
8 Muenster
9 Munday
10 Bronte
11 Lindsay
12 Stamford
13 Winters
14 Archer City
15 Era
16 Wolfe City
17 Haskell
18 Tolar
19 Perrin-Whitt
20 Cumby

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference A, Region III

1 Cayuga
2 Alto
3 Lovelady
4 Mart
5 Maud
6 Grapeland
7 Bremond
8 Mount Enterprise
9 Dawson
10 Itasca
11 Joaquin
12 Big Sandy
13 Italy
14 Tenaha
15 Evadale
16 Normangee
17 Overton
18 Carlisle
19 Hull-Daisetta
20 Bowie

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference A, Region IV

1 Ganado
2 Falls City
3 Mason
4 Goldthwaite
5 Shiner
6 Chilton
7 La Pryor
8 Junction
9 Brackettville
10 Bruni
11 D’Hanis
12 Thorndale
13 Eldorado
14 Menard
15 Rocksprings
16 Meridian
17 Somerville
18 Bosqueville
19 Sabinal
20 Burton

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AA, Region I

1 Bushland
2 Holliday
3 Clyde
4 Crane
5 Muleshoe
6 Cisco
7 Bangs
8 Littlefield
9 Jim Ned
10 Comanche
11 Henrietta
12 Brady
13 Kermit
14 Early
15 River Road
16 Bowie
17 Alpine
18 Merkel
19 Eastland
20 Post

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AA, Region II

1 Boyd
2 Pewitt
3 Pilot Point
4 Lone Oak
5 Troy
6 Grandview
7 Kerens
8 Melissa
9 Caddo Mills
10 Crawford
11 Godley
12 Winnsboro
13 Paradise
14 Gunter
15 Callisburg
16 McGregor
17 Aubrey
18 Prairiland
19 Hamilton
20 Leonard

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AA, Region III

1 Daingerfield
2 Arp
3 Kirbyville
4 Newton
5 New Waverly
6 Jefferson
7 Corrigan-Camden
8 White Oak
9 Harmony
10 Anahuac
11 New Diana
12 West Rusk
13 Franklin
14 Troup
15 Hughes Springs
16 Frankston
17 Elysian Fields
18 Marlin
19 Hardin
20 Harleton

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AA, Region IV

1 Altair Rice
2 Refugio
3 Blanco
4 George West
5 Academy
6 East Bernard
7 Industrial
8 Karnes City
9 Dilley
10 Schulenburg
11 Salado
12 Lexington
13 Navarro
14 Hebbronville
15 Rogers
16 Weimar
17 San Diego
18 Three Rivers
19 Randolph
20 Hitchcock

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AAA, Region I

1 Wimberley
2 Wylie
3 China Spring
4 Liberty Hill
5 Graham
6 Bridgeport
7 Monahans
8 Fort Stockton
9 Brownwood
10 Seminole
11 Glen Rose
12 Snyder
13 Burnet
14 Estacado
15 Sweetwater
16 Llano
17 Burkburnett
18 Cooper
19 West
20 Greenwood

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AAA, Region II

1 Celina
2 Prosper
3 Liberty-Eylau
4 Paris
5 Van
6 Pleasant Grove
7 Alvarado
8 Madison
9 Lovejoy
10 Argyle
11 Pittsburg
12 Ranchview
13 Farmersville
14 Kaufman
15 Kennedale
16 New Boston
17 Sanger
18 Canton
19 Ferris
20 North Lamar

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AAA, Region III

1 Gilmer
2 Carthage
3 West Orange-Stark
4 Rockdale
5 Cleveland
6 Mexia
7 Navasota
8 La Vega
9 Tatum
10 Cameron
11 Rusk
12 Robinson
13 Silsbee
14 Coldspring
15 Athens
16 Jasper
17 Caldwell
18 Huffman Hargrave
19 Spring Hill
20 Lorena

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AAA, Region IV

1 Bellville
2 Giddings
3 Cuero
4 Bandera
5 Yoakum
6 Ingleside
7 La Grange
8 La Vernia
9 Devine
10 Sinton
11 Sealy
12 Hondo
13 Port Isabel
14 Sweeny
15 Mathis
16 Raymondville
17 Robstown
18 Somerset
19 Pearsall
20 Smithville

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AAAA, Region I

1 Guyer
2 Everman
3 Aledo
4 Frenship
5 Ryan
6 Cooper
7 Dunbar
8 Big Spring
9 Rider
10 Stephenville
11 Chapin
12 Parkland
13 Birdville
14 Canutillo
15 Lake Dallas
16 Randall
17 Del Valle
18 The Colony
19 Boswell
20 Andress

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AAAA, Region II

1 Longview
2 Denison
3 Highland Park
4 Midway
5 Carter
6 Texarkana
7 Ennis
8 Sulphur Springs
9 Whitehouse
10 Waxahachie
11 Lancaster
12 Heath
13 West Mesquite
14 Pearce
15 McKinney
16 Lincoln
17 Marshall
18 Kimball
19 Sherman
20 Rockwall

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AAAA, Region III
1 Brenham
2 Angleton
3 Dayton
4 Friendswood
5 Magnolia
6 Lamar
7 Texas City
8 Hays
9 Terry
10 Vidor
11 Foster
12 Brazosport
13 Sharpstown
14 Crosby
15 Lumberton
16 Dawson
17 Manvel
18 El Campo
19 Houston Jones
20 Lockhart

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AAAA, Region IV

1 Steele
2 Lake Travis
3 Calallen
4 Killeen
5 Gregory-Portland
6 Kerrville Tivy
7 Flour Bluff
8 Medina Valley
9 Edcouch-Elsa
10 Weslaco East
11 Hendrickson
12 Alamo Heights
13 Clemens
14 Alice
15 Hutto
16 Boerne Champion
17 Dripping Springs
18 Calhoun
19 NB Canyon
20 Kingsville

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AAAAA, Region I

1 Allen
2 Cedar Hill
3 Permian
4 Southlake Carroll
5 Trinity
6 Odessa
7 Arlington
8 Arlington Bowie
9 Abilene
10 Hebron
11 Wylie
12 Midland
13 Duncanville
14 Montwood
15 Mansfield
16 Marcus
17 Plano
18 El Paso Coronado
19 Richland
20 Arlington Martin

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AAAAA, Region II

1 Lufkin
2 Garland
3 Skyline
4 Stony Point
5 The Woodlands
6 Oak
7 DeSoto
8 Copperas Cove
9 Lake Highlands
10 Cedar Park
11 College Park
12 Cypress Creek
13 Round Rock
14 Tyler Lee
15 Berkner
16 A&M Consolidated
17 Cypress Woods
18 Tyler
19 Temple
20 Rowlett

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AAAAA, Region III

1 Katy
2 North Shore
3 Hightower
4 Pearland
5 Cinco Ranch
6 Clear Springs
7 Kempner
8 Clear Brook
9 Katy Taylor
10 Clear Lake
11 Lamar
12 Eisenhower
13 La Porte
14 Atascocita
15 West Brook
16 Elkins
17 Houston Memorial
18 Port Arthur Memorial
19 Chavez
20 Deer Park

Padilla Poll 2009 Region Rank Conference AAAAA, Region IV

1 Madison
2 Smithson Valley
3 Clark
4 Westlake
5 Wagner
6 Roosevelt
7 Warren
8 Pflugerville
9 Sharyland
10 Stevens
11 Judson
12 Los Fresnos
13 Southwest
14 Harlingen
15 Austin Bowie
16 O’Connor
17 Laredo United
18 McAllen Memorial
19 MacArthur
20 Pharr-San Juan-Alamo

Once again, the entire Padilla Poll (where every team is ranked) is available by subscription… contact Carl Padilla - PADPOLL@aol.com.

Exclusive: Preseason Padilla Poll!

SAsports.com is proud to partner with Carl Padilla to present a special version of the Padilla Poll, just for SAsports.com readers.

The first poll is the preseason Top 50 for 5A and 4A, 3A, 2A, and 1A, so here it goes:

The Padilla Poll - Preseason 2009 Poll

5A Team 2008 Record Region

1 Katy 13-3 III
2 Allen 15-1 I
3 Cedar Hill 12-2 I
4 Madison 9-3 IV
5 North Shore 9-1 III
6 Permian 12-1 I
7 Lufkin 7-5 II
8 Southlake Carroll 8-3 I
9 Trinity 13-1 I
10 Garland 11-2 II
11 Hightower 13-1 III
12 Skyline 12-2 II
13 Smithson Valley 13-2 IV
14 Odessa 9-3 I
15 Stony Point 13-2 II
16 Clark 13-2 IV
17 Pearland 12-1 III
18 Arlington 8-5 I
19 Westlake 9-5 IV
20 The Woodlands 9-2 II
21 Oak 10-2 II
22 Wagner 6-5 IV
23 DeSoto 6-6 II
24 Roosevelt 7-4 IV
25 Copperas Cove 13-2 II
26 Lake Highlands 10-3 II
27 Arlington Bowie 11-2 I
28 Abilene 10-1 I
29 Cinco Ranch 11-2 III
30 Hebron 8-4 I
31 Wylie 13-3 I
32 Midland 8-4 I
33 Warren 9-3 IV
34 Duncanville 6-5 I
35 Montwood 8-4 I
36 Cedar Park 6-5 II
37 Pflugerville 8-3 IV
38 Clear Springs 5-5 III
39 Sharyland 10-3 IV
40 Stevens 7-5 IV
41 College Park 4-5 II
42 Mansfield 8-5 I
43 Judson 8-3 IV
44 Los Fresnos 12-1 IV
45 Cypress Creek 8-2 II
46 Kempner 4-5 III
47 Round Rock 6-5 II
48 Southwest 9-4 IV
49 Marcus 5-6 I
50 Harlingen 10-3 IV

4A Team 2008 Record Region

1 Longview 13-3 II
2 Guyer 12-3 I
3 Steele 10-2 IV
4 Denison 12-1 II
5 Lake Travis 16-0 IV
6 Everman 14-1 I
7 Highland Park 11-2 II
8 Midway 12-2 II
9 Aledo 11-1 I
10 Carter 12-1 II
11 Frenship 13-1 I
12 Texarkana 9-2 II
13 Calallen 8-4 IV
14 Ennis 11-2 II
15 Ryan 9-4 I
16 Brenham 8-5 III
17 Sulphur Springs 14-2 II
18 Angleton 9-4 III
19 Cooper 8-5 I
20 Dayton 13-2 III
21 Killeen 9-5 IV
22 Gregory-Portland 9-4 IV
23 Kerrville Tivy 12-3 IV
24 Dunbar 9-2 I
25 Friendswood 11-2 III
26 Whitehouse 7-4 II
27 Big Spring 8-5 I
28 Waxahachie 8-4 II
29 Flour Bluff 9-3 IV
30 Medina Valley 9-2 IV
31 Rider 8-4 I
32 Stephenville 10-4 I
33 Magnolia 8-4 III
34 Lamar 6-3 III
35 Lancaster 7-5 II
36 Edcouch-Elsa 11-1 IV
37 Texas City 5-5 III
38 Chapin 8-3 I
39 Heath 13-1 II
40 West Mesquite 6-5 II
41 Parkland 9-4 I
42 Weslaco East 8-3 IV
43 Hays 7-4 III
44 Terry 6-5 III
45 Vidor 5-4 III
46 Pearce 6-6 II
47 Birdville 7-4 I
48 Canutillo 9-3 I
49 McKinney 4-7 II
50 Lincoln 6-5 II

3A Team 2008 Record Region

1 Gilmer 12-2 III
2 Carthage 14-2 III
3 Bellville 12-2 IV
4 West Orange-Stark 12-1 III
5 Wimberley 5-5 I
6 Celina 12-4 II
7 Giddings 11-4 IV
8 Abilene Wylie 11-3 I
9 Cuero 11-2 IV
10 China Spring 12-1 I
11 Prosper 14-1 II
12 Liberty-Eylau 4-6 II
13 Liberty Hill 14-1 I
14 Paris 6-5 II
15 Rockdale 9-3 III
16 Van 11-2 II
17 Cleveland 10-1 III
18 Bandera 7-4 IV
19 Mexia 8-4 III
20 Graham 3-7 I
21 Bridgeport 12-1 I
22 Monahans 10-3 I
23 Navasota 10-1 III
24 Pleasant Grove 9-3 II
25 La Vega 12-3 III
26 Fort Stockton 6-5 I
27 Alvarado 7-5 II
28 Dallas Madison 8-3 II
29 Tatum 5-6 III
30 Yoakum 8-4 IV
31 Lovejoy 5-6 II
32 Ingleside 6-5 IV
33 Argyle 8-4 II
34 La Grange 6-4 IV
35 Pittsburg 8-4 II
36 Carrollton Ranchview 7-4 II
37 Farmersville 6-5 II
38 La Vernia 10-2 IV
39 Kaufman 10-4 II
40 Cameron 6-3 III
41 Devine 7-3 IV
42 Sinton 11-1 IV
43 Brownwood 3-7 I
44 Sealy 7-5 IV
45 Kennedale 9-3 II
46 Seminole 7-5 I
47 Glen Rose 8-3 I
48 Snyder 8-3 I
49 Hondo 4-6 IV
50 Port Isabel 4-6 IV

2A Team 2008 Record Region

1 Daingerfield 15-1 III
2 Arp 11-1 III
3 Bushland 10-1 I
4 Kirbyville 13-1 III
5 Boyd 5-6 II
6 Altair Rice 12-1 IV
7 Holliday 10-1 I
8 Refugio 13-1 IV
9 Pewitt 9-3 II
10 Newton 9-4 III
11 Clyde 11-2 I
12 Crane 8-3 I
13 Pilot Point 11-2 II
14 Muleshoe 15-0 I
15 Lone Oak 10-2 II
16 Troy 8-4 II
17 Cisco 14-2 I
18 Blanco 14-1 IV
19 Grandview 13-1 II
20 Kerens 8-3 II
21 New Waverly 10-1 III
22 Jefferson 7-5 III
23 Bangs 9-3 I
24 Melissa 9-2 II
25 George West 11-1 IV
26 Little River Academy 7-4 IV
27 Littlefield 11-1 I
28 Corrigan-Camden 8-2 III
29 Caddo Mills 11-2 II
30 Crawford 7-3 II
31 Jim Ned 7-5 I
32 Godley 6-5 II
33 Winnsboro 10-3 II
34 Paradise 10-1 II
35 Gunter 10-2 II
36 Comanche 3-7 I
37 Henrietta 6-5 I
38 White Oak 8-3 III
39 East Bernard 9-3 IV
40 Industrial 10-2 IV
41 Brady 11-2 I
42 Harmony 8-3 III
43 Callisburg 8-5 II
44 Kermit 10-1 I
45 Karnes City 7-5 IV
46 McGregor 9-3 II
47 Anahuac 8-3 III
48 Dilley 8-4 IV
49 Schulenburg 4-5 IV
50 Salado 7-4 IV

1A Team 2008 Record Region

1 Cayuga 13-3 III
2 Wellington 11-1 I
3 Boles 13-1 II
4 Albany 14-1 II
5 Seymour 8-4 II
6 Alto 8-4 III
7 Ganado 9-4 IV
8 Canadian 13-1 I
9 Falls City 10-3 IV
10 New Deal 11-1 I
11 Mason 9-4 IV
12 Goldthwaite 10-2 IV
13 Lovelady 5-5 III
14 Stratford 14-1 I
15 Roscoe 10-2 II
16 Sundown 10-3 I
17 Nazareth 9-3 I
18 Mart 12-3 III
19 Iraan 13-1 I
20 Maud 12-1 III
21 Shiner 9-2 IV
22 Collinsville 6-4 II
23 Windthorst 6-5 II
24 Chilton 7-5 IV
25 Grapeland 9-3 III
26 De Leon 10-1 II
27 La Pryor 8-4 IV
28 Bremond 11-2 III
29 Junction 10-4 IV
30 Muenster 6-6 II
31 Mount Enterprise 9-2 III
32 Munday 5-5 II
33 Bronte 8-3 II
34 Dawson 6-5 III
35 Clarendon 9-3 I
36 Van Horn 7-5 I
37 Boys Ranch 6-5 I
38 Itasca 10-1 III
39 Joaquin 4-6 III
40 Stanton 7-6 I
41 Brackett 6-5 IV
42 Lindsay 8-5 II
43 Stamford 8-4 II
44 Bruni 9-2 IV
45 Winters 4-7 II
46 Morton 8-4 I
47 Big Sandy 4-6 III
48 Wheeler 8-3 I
49 Italy 4-6 III
50 D’Hanis 9-2 IV

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Bulletin: Head Football Coaching position open

As of today, there is an opening for the Head Football Coach/Campus Coordinator at Memorial High School in the Edgewood School District.

This position will close fast, so contact Jerry Gonzales, Athletic Director for EISD at (210) 444-7949. Fax: (210) 444-7963. E-mail: jgonzalez@eisd.net

West goose-eggs East

Four takeaways, Tilghman touchdown lead to 9-0 win

by Mark Kusenberger
SAsports.com Staff Writer
www.TSRNsports.com

The West All-Stars had only 143 yards total offense, with 67 yards in penalties.

But West coach Angel Cedillo left the field a happy man, because his team won.

The West defense produced four turnovers, including two by Stevens’ Etauj Allen, and Clark’s Jock Tilghman scored a 27 yard touchdown on a 4th and 1 play to lead the West to a 9-0 win over the East in the H-E-B San Antonio High School All-Star Football Game Saturday night at Comalander Stadium.

As is often the case, the offenses, which had only met their teammates within the last two weeks, sputtered from the lack of preparation and the fantastic athleticism of each team’s defense.

The West created three turnovers in the first half, on a fumble recovery by Matthew McBrearty of Churchill and interceptions by Allen and O’Connor’s Steven Kerfehs. The West’s only first half score came on a drive where the West got three of their nine first downs for the game, and Steven’s Allen Cain made it pay off by connecting on a 43 yard field goal. The West led 3-0 at halftime.

Allen added a fumble recovery to thwart the East in the third quarter. The West got the game’s only touchdown in the fourth quarter. Tilghman caught a 10-yard pass to convert a 3rd and 7, then broke loose on a 4th and 1 to score from 27 yards out. The West ran a swinging gate play on the conversion attempt, but failed to score.

The East went with San Antonio Christian quarterback Wilson Vick most of the game. Tyler Denson, a New Braunfels Canyon quarterback and defensive back who was listed as a defensive back on the roster, threw one incomplete pass, as did MacArthur’s Tyler Chambers, a tight end who played quarterback for several weeks his junior year. Vick handled the rest, completing 9 of 24 passes for 174 yards and 2 interceptions. Vick also ran the ball 12 times for -5 yards. Although Vick showed moxy and athleticism in evading defenders, he appeared largely unaccustomed to the speed of his opponents. Vick’s teammate Cheston Goudge, with who Vick connected for 29 touchdown passes in 2008, caught 3 passes for 61 yards.

The East threatened late when Vick connected with Segiun’s DaShawn Singletary for 22 yards to convert a 4th-and-18 inside the West’s 10-yard line, but sacks by Marshall’s Russell Schaefer and Boerne Champion’s Caleb Hundley forced the East to settled for a 50-yard field goal attempt by Steele’s Matthew Nelson; the attempt fell short.