Keep up with the action all season long: 2014 Frisco High School Football Schedules and Results
It’s starting to get pretty crowded atop the District 9-5A standings. If the playoffs were to start today, all four postseason spots would be occupied by Frisco ISD teams—which is a great thing. However, the playoffs are still a good three weeks away, and if the current standings are any indication, it’s going to be a mad dash to the postseason promised land as seven teams still hold realistic postseason aspirations…
Frisco Wakeland (6-1, 4-1) VS. Frisco Heritage (5-2, 3-2)—Fri., 10/24 @ 7:00 PM @ Toyota Stadium
There is probably no team in the area riding higher than the Wakeland Wolverines. That’s what a one-point, overtime win over your bitter rival (Centennial Titans) will do for morale. Being in first place in District 9-5A as a result of that win puts a little extra hip in your hop too (as it should).
However, the top-spot is a precarious position this year, as it has now changed hands three times, and should the Wolverines fail to hold off a very tough Heritage team, it’s going to get quite crowded at the top, indeed.
Heritage, fresh off a loss to Jason Shelley and the Lone Star Rangers, will be looking to reclaim a taste of the top. A Coyotes win tonight would put Heritage right back in the hunt for the premier postseason seed.
Frisco Lone Star (6-2, 4-2) @ Frisco High (4-3, 3-2)—Fri., 10/24 @ 7:00 PM @ Frisco ISD Memorial Stadium
A win tonight against the Frisco High Raccoons means the Lone Star Rangers could reclaim at least a part of the district lead. After dropping two straight in Week 6 and 7, the Rangers returned to their winning ways after last week’s 52-27 shellacking of the Heritage Coyotes.
The Raccoons, too, are coming off a big win against the Independence Knights, 56-21. Should the ‘Coons stave off the Rangers tonight, the top spots in the district will be more crowded than downtown Houston during 5 O’Clock traffic.
Frisco Legacy Christian (3-4, 0-4) VS. Bullard Brook Hill (4-2, 3-1)—Fri., 10/24 @ 7:00 PM @ Comstock Field
Hard to believe it’s been just a month since the Legacy Eagles were riding high and living the undefeated life. Four-straight losses has them in the unenviable position of win-now mode should they hope to have a chance at a playoff berth.
TAPPS II-2 is loaded with talent, and the Bullard Brook Hill is certainly no different. For the Eagles, it’ll be all about containing the Guard’s sticky-handed WR Seth Brasher, while staying clear of tackling-machines Ty Brown and Malke Ally. All season long, Chase Eisenmann has been carrying the offense, but tonight’s outcome should be predicated by how Legacy’s defense can hold up against yet another talented offense.
