Eagle Pass Eagles Host Laredo United Longhorns for Homecoming, Winn Mavericks Battle Harlandale Indians on Friday, Oct. 27th

By: Ricardo E. Calderon, Eagle Pass Business Journal, Inc., Copyright 2017

The mighty Eagle Pass High School Eagles host their District 29-6A nemesis Laredo United High School Longhorns on Friday, October 27, 2017, at 7:30 P.M. at Cozel Foster-Veterans Memorial Stadium in a key district football game during Homecoming Festivities.

The Eagles are entering this critical district matchup with a 6-1 overall season record and 4-0 in District 29-6A standings while the Laredo United Longhorns come in with a 3-4 overall record and 2-2 in District 29-6A action.

The Eagles will face their toughest challenge to date with the Longhorns during the traditional Homecoming football game.  The Longhorns, whose record is not indicative of their talent, are coming into Eagle Pass to try to knock off the Eagles from the undefeated District 29-6A standings.  The Eagles will seek to remain undefeated in district play while avenging their losses to the Longhorns during the past four years. The Eagles versus Longhorns matchup this Friday, October 28th, will most certainly be a highly competitive and entertaining game.

All Eagle Nation aficionados are encouraged to attend the Eagles game against the Longhorns and cheer them on to victory. The 2017 Eagle Pass High School Homecoming King and Queen will be crowned during halftime festivities.

WINN MAVERICKS

The thundering Eagle Pass C. C. Winn High School Mavericks will travel to San Antonio, Texas on Friday, October 27th, to battle the Harlandale High School Indians in a salient District 29-5A football contest at the Frank Tejeda Sports Complex.

The Mavericks will seek to defeat the Indians in order to stay in the hunt for a state playoff berth after the regular season.  The top four district teams qualify for the state playoffs.

The Mavericks enter the key District 29-5A game against the Indians with a 2-5 overall season record and 1-1 in District 29-5A standings.  The Harlandale Indians fell last week to the Uvalde Coyotes 36-21 in District 29-5A action.  The Indians will seek to upset the Mavericks to earn their first district win.  However, the Mavericks will be focused and prepared to take on the Indians in order to come out with a victory. The Mavericks lost a heart breaker last week against the San Antonio Southside Cardinals 30-28 on a last second field goal.

The Mavericks football game against the Harlandale Indians will be critical and highly competitive.

All Maverick Nation aficionados are invited to attend the game against the Harlandale Indians on Friday, October 27th, and cheer the Mavericks to victory.