Head Coach: Scott Hawkins

2009 Record: 8-2/5-0 District (Bi-District loss to Mart)

Key Players: RB Alex Shaw, QB Trey Tennison, TE/LB Nick Renfro, RB Michael Vaughn, OL/DL Kirk Williams, K/CB Steven Travis, DL Kyle Golden

Summary: Dawson, which returns 14 players on both sides of the ball is "loaded". With a team that made the playoffs last year and gained experience the sky's the limit for the bulldogs. Few teams have slowed RB Shaw, who last year scored 22 TD's for Dawson and is a back-to-back 1,500-yard rusher. All-state TE/LB Renfro and QB Tennison are also big-time threats. The defense is led by OL/DL Williams who had 105 tackles last season, as well as CB Vaughn, who made 4 interceptions last season. Williams, who also plays defensive tackle, is the leading returning tackler with 105 stops last season. QB Tennison is a two-year starter. Renfro was a an all-state selection last season after he had 25 receptions for 565 yards and 6 touchdowns last season. He was also an all-district linebacker.


Dawson

Week 0-Axtell
Week 1-Kerens
Week 2-@ Moody
Week 3-Cayuga
Week 4-@ Bosqueville
Week 5-BYE
Week 6-Chilton*
Week 7-@ Hubbard*
Week 8-Wortham*
Week 9-@ Frost*
Week 10-Bremond*

Head Coach: Bruce Brignac

2009 Record: 3-7/2-3 District

Key Players: QB/DB Jonathan White, WR/DE Jeffrey Drymalla, RB/DB Ryan Rekeita, DB/WR Jacob White, DL Zach Hall, OL/DL Jackson Yezak, LB Justin Kinney

Summary: QB/DB White, who had 9 passing TD's last season while compiling 8 rushing TD's, is a duel-threat playmaker who can change a game really quickly. Also, will have WR Drymalla and WR Jacob White. RB/DB Rekieta provides senior leadership along with OL/DL Yezak, an all-district performer. Definsively, DE Drymalla, who had 96 tackles, DL Hall and LB Kinney lead the way. Bruce Briganc from Mart takes over for long time had coach Jerry "Slugger" Hamrick, who retired after 13 seasons of leading a successful Bremond program. Brignac, was the defensive coordinator at Mart. White is a three-year letterman , and had 1,000 yards passing and 800 rushing yards last season.


Bremond

Week 0-@ Buffalo
Week 1- Leon
Week 2- Normangee
Week 3-@ Thorndale
Week 4- Axtell
Week 5-@ Frost*
Week 6-BYE
Week 7- Hubbard*
Week 8-@ Chilton*
Week 9- Wortham *
Week 10-@ Dawson *

Head Coach: Robert Little

2009 Record: 8-3/ 4-1 District (Loss to Falls City in Regional Semifinals)

Key Players: RB Eric Bradley, OL Adam Rodriguez, RB Cedric Carter, LB Ben Chavez, DL Shurdon Simpson, RB Deunte Horne,WR Jack Winkles

Summary: With just 7 starters returning on both sides of the ball Chilton will be somewhat of an underdog in this district, but as always Coach Little will find a way to compete for a title with one of the most consistent 1A programs in the state. RB Bradley, a member of Chilton's state-qualifying sprint relay team, should emerge as the featured back. Running Back Cedric Carter could be a really good player but he just has to believe in his skills, Little said. WR Winkles has great hands and can help move the chains. Little said that Rodriguez anchors the offensive line and is very strong and mobile. He plays left guard and also nose guard. LB Chavez has improved his quickness after making 80 tackles last season.


Chilton

Week 0-@ Mart
Week 1- Bosqueville
Week 2- Grandview
Week 3-@ Bartlett
Week 4- Milano
Week 5-BYE
Week 6-@ Dawson*
Week 7-@ Wortham*
Week 8- Bremond *
Week 9-@ Frost*
Week 10- Hubbard*

Head Coach: Jerry Young

2009 Record: 5-5

Key Players: OLB Brandon Lansford, LB Hance Spencer, FS Chris McDaniel, QB Cooper Warren, OL Ty Williams, LB Chris Perez, OL Donovan Freeman

Summary: Wortham was "ever so-close" from a trip to the playoffs last year, but a big loss to Hubbard in Week 10 ended their chances. But, the Bulldogs will be " loaded" on defense, especially against the run. with four starting Linebacker's back, led by LB Spencer, who had 73 tackles last season. FS McDaniel, who had 4 interceptions last season, leades the secondary. Warren will take over the offense after the graduation of leading rusher Jake Jones. Wortham is built to win in the trenches in a sort of tribute to former Bulldog and current Dallas Cowboy offensive lineman Leonard Davis. Offensive lineman Ty Williams and Donovan Freeman, both around 230 pounds aren't as big as Davis, but they are solid football players. Expect Wortham to be "right in the mix" in terms of playoff consideration.

Wortham

Week 0- Blooming Grove
Week 1- Riesel
Week 2-@ Mildred
Week 3- Rice
Week 4-@ Itasca
Week 5-BYE
Week 6-@ Hubbard*
Week 7- Chilton*
Week 8-@ Dawson*
Week 9-@ Bremond*
Week 10- Frost*

Head Coach: Joe Heckathorn

2009 Record: 3-7/3-3 District

Key Players: OT/DT Shawn McKinney, OL/DE Roderick Williams, QB Cole Hill, WR Donam Johnson, C Dae'Voddrick Williams, WR/CB Bradley Walker, DB John Jones, TE Mika Fletcher

Summary: The Jaguars lost speedster QB Lance McClain, but still return lots of key players from last years team. OT/DT McKinney "has the size and feet to be a DI player", says Coach Heckathorn. Both lines will also have two behemoths in OL/DE Williams and C Williams. Heckathorn expects QB Hill "to get the ball to our playmakers." That includes WR/CB Walker and TE Fletcher. The Jags have tons of size which should help with being in a competitve distirct. After a primarily run-orriented offense last season, Hill will add a passing element to the Jags' attack.

Hubbard

Week 0-@ Bosqueville
Week 1-@ Scurry-Rosser
Week 2- Valley Mills
Week 3-@ Italy
Week 4- Iola
Week 5-BYE
Week 6- Wortham*
Week 7-@ Bremond*
Week 8- Frost*
Week 9- Dawson*
Week 10-@ Chilton*

Head Coach: Clark Moore

2009 Record: 3-7/0-6 District

Key Players: LB Philip Page, RB Danial Steels, OL Gary Woods, DE David Rios, DB Jesse Vickery, C Mark Jackson

Summary: The Polar Bears will look to RB Steels to lead them on offense. While on defense Frost will be lead by Philip Page who was a big-time game changer last season for the Polar Bears, recorded 100 tackles. OL Woods and DE Rios are key two-way starters. After ending a 21-game losing streak that dated back to October 2006, the Polar Bears are eager to get back to the field. Steels had 889 yards and 6 touchdowns on 157 carries last season. TE/LB Page had 13 receptions for 250 yards and 3 touchdowns last season. The offensive line will have experience with 3 starters returning on the O-line.

Frost

Week 0- Krum
Week 1-@ Lakehill Prep
Week 2- TCA
Week 3-@ Meridian
Week 4-@ Cross Roads
Week 5-BYE
Week 6- Bremond*
Week 7- Dawson*
Week 8-@ Hubbard*
Week 9- Chilton*
Week 10-@ Wortham*