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Sharyland beat PSJA Southwest 42-15 in its push for an outright district title

The Good Day Edinburg teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you follow the Rattlers, Thursday night was a good one. Sharyland beat the Javelinas 42-15 and went in hoping to finish with a perfect district record for the first time since 2022. A win would clinch the outright title, Progress Times reported.

“You win this outright. You take this outright. You win the district championship outright because you deserve it.”

Sharyland head coach Craig Krell, to his team at halftime

Sharyland beat PSJA Southwest 42-15

Source: ValleyCentral.com

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Sharyland42
PSJA Southwest15

Next up is a Bi-District matchup with the Brownsville Pace Vikings, who were on a bye this week. First-year starting QB Will Taylor and Francisco "Paco" Gomez have dominated district play.

  • Record before the game: 7-2, 5-0 in district
  • Next: Bi-District vs. Brownsville Pace Vikings
  • Pace's status: on a bye this week

Taylor and Gomez power the Rattlers' offense

20+
touchdown passes for QB Will Taylor
60%+
of his passes completed
843
receiving yards for Paco Gomez
10
touchdown catches for Gomez

Sources: Progress Times, ValleyCentral.com

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