Bobcats vs. Hawks Tournament quick recap

TROPHY CLUB  TEXAS:    – – – The Byron Nelson Bobcats defeated the Birdville Hawks 55-47 on Thursday afternoon’s  “Byron Nelson Winter Classic” tournament game.

Random notes: 

  •  In the last six games, the Hawks are 4-2 

The Hawks have really been competing at a top-notch level as of  late, this is a good sign

 

 

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Birdville in District 6-4A Title Seat, with huge win vs. previously undefeated Saginaw

 

NORTH RICHLAND HILLS:

Birdville is now in the drivers-seat of the district 6-4A title,  by defeating previously undefeated Saginaw on Thursday Night at the Birdville Fine Arts Athletic Complex.   — The Hawks did this so by going long-drive, after long-drive, as they were able to keep the dangerous Rough-Rider running-game off the field, and it all starts with Birdville Hawks running-back Xavier Turner, who ran for over 134 yards, and scored on three touchdowns on the night.     — The Hawks, thanks to a balanced offense, did just enough to take care of  an impressive Saginaw team, who was led by running-back Russell Murphy, who matched Birdville running-back Xavier Turner yard-for yard after three quarters of play.  When they ran the ball, the Rough-Riders ran it effectively, though, unlike Birdville’s offense who was balanced, and wasn’t consistent enough to keep up with the more consistent, athletic Birdville team.

— The dagger of  the game came when Birdville line-backer  Samuel Goochy picked off a Saginaw pass, which ended a long drive for the Rough-Riders, this would bring in the offense one last-time for Birdville, who used up all of the rest of the game-clock on that final possession, winning this one by the final-score of 35-14.   — With the conference re-alingment that took place,  and with Aledo out of the way, Birdville’s road may seem a little easier, as the Hawks, have been competitive for the past-decade with other’s finishing ahead of them, but not this time.

 

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