‘For the city’: North Crowley throttles Westlake, claims Class 6A DI state championship
North Crowley throttled Austin Westlake 50-21 in front of 36,120 in attendance on Saturday, Dec. 21 to complete a perfect season and win the Class 6A Division I state championship “for the city.” It’s the Panthers’ second state title; the first came in 2003, the last time Fort Worth was represented in a title game of any class.
The Colorado signee broke out the Deion shuffle after one of his three touchdown catches in the win over Austin Westlake.
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Colorado signee Quentin Gibson named MVP, enters Texas HS championship record bookQuentin Gibson, a three-star receiver committed to Colorado, was named MVP of the UIL championship game as he helped North ...
CBS Sports Texas Jaylon Shoots speaks one-on-one with North Crowley's senior wide receiver Quentin Gibson ahead of his big ...
Quentin Gibson didn’t just catch footballs this season; he caught the attention of the nation. After leading North Crowley to its first Class 6A Division I state championship since 2003 ...
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Super 25 statement: Top plays from North Crowley's Texas high school championship victoryNorth Crowley manhandled Westlake 50-21, with Quentin Gibson scoring 3 TDs and Cornelius Warren rushing for 217 yards. See ...
No. 9 North Crowley stunned No. 3 Duncanville with a 36-34 win inside Eagle Stadium Saturday, snapping Duncanville's ...
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