According to the new UIL guidelines, all employees, parents, visitors and students ten years of age or older must wear face coverings when present in an area where a UIL activity is being held.
These guidelines apply to those not actively practicing. Exceptions do apply in cases where a medical condition prevents an individual from wearing a mask or when someone is eating or drinking. Individuals are also required to distance themselves six feet apart when not wearing face coverings.
This includes checking their temperature prior to attending activities. Teachers and staff are also required to report to the school if they have had contact with an individual who has tested positive for COVID If symptomatic, or if they have confirmed exposure to the virus, teachers and staff may not participate or attend events until the day incubation period has passed.
Parents are also expected to check their students for symptoms and any suspected exposure as well. Still, with these guidelines, Katy parents express concern.
This week the TEA shared their guidelines for Texas schools to reopen next month and Katy families were divided. Katy ISD also shared the results from their recent parent survey. Only about a third of those who received the survey responded and results were varied. Highlights: In a rare regular-season rematch in the state final Grandview won once again but it was a much more competitive back in September.
Quarterback Dane Jentsch did it all for the Zebras with yards passing with three TD passes; 89 yards on 22 carries with one TD rushing; nine tackles, five solo on defense; and he punted seven times for a Highlights: What a show by Cuero's Jordan Whittington. He was the defensive MVP. He was the offensive MVP. He was the instant replay sensation, too, as two of his touchdowns were overturned. But those only gave him another play to shine each time as he eventually found the end zone, six times in all, as the Gobblers denied Pleasant Grove a back-to-back title claim with a victory.
Whittingon broke records of Eric Dickerson and Jonathan Gray as he rushed for a title-game record of yards and had five rushing TDs plus one receiving TD to end the first half, which Pleasant Grove led Performance of the Championship! The Hawks were led by Bruce Garrett with rushing yards and three touchdowns, all in the first half.
Whittington, a University of Texas signee, had five solo tackles, six assists and a pass breakup. Texas legend. As a print guy, I wholeheartedly approve of La Vega's pre-made state champion newspapers. Highlights: At halftime it looked like one little play could make the difference as La Vega and Liberty Hill had battled to a tie.
But in the second half it was three really BIG plays as the Pirates scored two touchdowns of 90 yards or more and another one that covered 61 yards in a third period to win the Division I title game, Donta Stuart went 94 yards with the second-half kickoff and the Pirates led for good. But Malachi Wright, who caught just three passes because the Pirates don't need to throw much, scored on touchdown passes of 90 and 61 yards from Ara Rauls.
Wright finished with three catches for yards. Jared Rogers had 12 solo tackles and three assists to lead the championship Pirate defense. Highlights: Aledo lost a one-point final in but was too determined to let it get that close in The Bearcats' Jase McClellan scored four first-half touchdowns, three rushing and another on a fourth-down screen pass, to get Aledo off on the right foot.
He finished with yards and three TDs on the ground. QB Jake Bishop hit 14 of 17 passes for yards and three TDs and also rushed for 69 yards and another score. Aledo's defense had three sacks and held previously unbeaten Marshall to 10 first downs. Fort Bend Marshall scores on a fumble! MarshallBuffs players hold up the jersey for their fallen teammate Drew Conley. On spirit, Conley gets his medal and his hat. Highlights: Highland Park made it a three-peat Saturday with four interceptions as the Scots built a lead and made it stand up against the amazing Alvin Shadow Creek, a first-year program that didn't suffer a loss until the final.
Shadow Creek QB Jamarian George had an unforgettable yard touchdown run in the second half on a third-and play. But the pass rush got after him with nine sacks and George finished with just 79yards rushing on 17 carries he lost 74 on sacks.
Prince Dorbah had four sacks including a huge fourth down in the fourth quarter after Shadow Creek had gotten to within 10 and started a possession in Scots' territory. Highlights: Longview trailed by eight points three seperate times, including in the fourth quarter, but took the lead for good with to go on a 2-yard touchdown run by Jessie Anderson, who scored twice. Lobos quarterback Haynes King hit big plays all day with 16 of 27 passes for yards and two TDs. He also rushed for 65 yards and one TD.
Teammate Jakobi Holland had yards and two TDs on the ground. The teams combined for 1, yards with Longview holding a advantage. To borrow a phrase from the great Tepper , this game is "crazy-town-banana-pants!
We have reached peak "barn burner" status, ladies and gentlemen! Carter pulled the ball down in traffic at the back right corner of the end zone.
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