The Tenaha Tigers’ season ended Friday with a 50-14 defeat at the hands of the Lovelady Lions. Tenaha’s season ends with a 10-3 overall record. Their advancement to the regional round placed them among the top 16 2A Division II teams in the state.

Tenaha is headed to the regional round of Texas 2A-DII playoffs after their 22-14 win over the Dawson Bulldogs pushing their overall record to 10-2. The Tigers battled back from a 14-6 halftime deficit to secure the win. Heading into the fourth quarter the Tigers trailed 14-12. Their efforts in the final quarter resulted in 10 points and the victory.

The Timpson Bears continue to roll through Texas 2A-DI after defeating the Wolfe City Wolves 58-20 in the area round. The Wolves left this matchup with a final overall record of 9-3, while the Bears have maintained a perfect, undefeated season through all 12 games so far this season.

The Shelbyville Dragons’ football season came to an end in the area round of Texas 2A-DI playoffs Friday night at Bullard. They fell to the Cooper Bulldogs 69-28.

My good friend Gary Paris recently enjoyed one of the those magical afternoons in a deer stand that many hunters dream about but most are never lucky enough to experience. What’s really cool about the deal is he was hunting a tiny strip of free-ranging woods about six acres in size.

Center played its last game of the season Friday night in Hallsville’s Bobcat Stadium against the perennial power Gilmer Buckeyes. Friday night was Coach Meek’s third playoff game with Center, making him 1-2 in the Roughrider postseason.

The Dragons are headed to the area round of 2A Division I Playoffs after pulling off an upset victory over the Groveton Indians. Shelbyville entered this matchup as the three-seed from District II, while the Indians represented District 12 as their runner-up.

• Shelbyville plays Cooper in Bullard at Bullard High School Friday Nov. 17 at 7 p.m.

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The Tenaha Tigers took a massive 52-12 win over the Hull-Daisetta Bobcats last Friday night. Having won the title for District 11, the Tigers were paired with the fourth-place team from District 12. The Bobcats were simply no match for Tenaha.