Houston, Texas, November 23, 2025
The UIL Texas high school football playoffs are intensifying, with top Houston teams like North Shore, Cypress Falls, Dickinson, and Katy preparing for crucial regional semifinal games this weekend. These matchups not only showcase athletic talent but also foster community spirit, as fans rally to support their schools. With significant rivalries and dedicated players, the games promise an electric atmosphere at stadiums, highlighting the importance of local high school sports.
Houston High School Football Playoff Matchups Heat Up
Houston teams gear up for crucial regional semifinal games this weekend.
Houston, Texas – The UIL Texas high school football playoffs are entering an exciting phase this weekend, with several teams from the Houston area vying for a spot in the regional finals. With time ticking down and competition heating up, players are ready to showcase their hard work, commitment, and skills on the field, supported by passionate fans from their communities.
This year’s playoffs feature talented teams such as North Shore, Cypress Falls, Dickinson, and Katy, all bringing intense rivalries and strong histories to the gridiron. The stakes are high, and the resilience and spirit of these young athletes are commendable, as they strive not only for victory but for the shared pride of their schools and communities. Whether it’s under the bright lights at TDECU Stadium or the heated atmosphere of Legacy Stadium, these matchups promise to be electric.
Class 6A Division I Showdowns
The regional semifinal round kicks off with two thrilling Class 6A Division I matchups. North Shore, boasting a record of 10-2, takes on Cypress Falls (9-3) at TDECU Stadium on Friday at 2 p.m. Meanwhile, undefeated Dickinson (12-0) faces Strake Jesuit (10-2) later that evening at 7 p.m. in La Porte. Both games are expected to draw considerable local support.
Class 6A Division II Brawls
Friday also hosts essential Class 6A Division II clashes. Katy (10-2) meets Summer Creek (11-1) at 2 p.m. at Legacy Stadium, while C.E. King (10-2) battles Jordan (9-3) simultaneously at Rhodes Stadium in Katy. The energy from the stands will undoubtedly assist these young athletes as they aim to push forward in the playoffs.
Class 5A Division II Aspirations
On Saturday, the Class 5A Division II games loom large. Randle (12-0) faces Bastrop (11-1) at 1 p.m. in Prairie View, while Iowa Colony (11-1) takes on Brenham (10-2) at 7:30 p.m. This is an opportunity for Randle to continue their perfect season and for the other teams to dig deep and compete at the highest level.
Class 4A and 3A Showdowns
Class 4A games include Bay City (9-3) going up against undefeated San Antonio Davenport (12-0) at Pridgeon Stadium at 2 p.m. This clash will be a pivotal moment for Bay City as they strive to dethrone a powerhouse. Additionally, Sealy (11-1) faces West Orange-Stark (9-3) at 7 p.m. in New Caney, with both teams keen to secure their places in the next round.
The evening also features Columbus (10-2) squaring off against Franklin (9-2) at Tomball ISD Stadium at 7 p.m., a moment that marks high-stakes competition for both teams. Lastly, East Bernard (8-4) challenges Lexington (10-1) in the Class 3A Division II contest at Daikin Stadium in Waller, also kicking off at 2 p.m.
Community Spirit and Support
The community aspect of these games cannot be overstated. Local sponsors and passionate parents unite to support their teams, fostering a sense of camaraderie and school pride that transcends the field. The atmosphere at these matchups is sure to be filled with cheering fans, march bands, and students waving flags, all contributing to the rich tapestry of high school sports in Houston.
Conclusion
This weekend marks a crucial moment in Houston-area high school football, with teams bringing their best as they aim to advance in the playoffs. Fans are encouraged to turn out in droves, supporting their teams and celebrating the talent of these young athletes. Follow HEREHouston’s coverage for more on these thrilling high school sports stories, and don’t miss the chance to witness the next chapter in the journey of our local champions!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are the dates and times for the regional semifinal games?
The regional semifinal games are scheduled as follows:
- Class 6A Division I, Region III:
– North Shore vs. Cypress Falls: 2 p.m. Friday
– Dickinson vs. Strake Jesuit: 7 p.m. Friday - Class 6A Division II, Region III:
– Katy vs. Summer Creek: 2 p.m. Friday
– C.E. King vs. Jordan: 2 p.m. Friday - Class 5A Division II, Region III:
– Randle vs. Bastrop: 1 p.m. Saturday
– Iowa Colony vs. Brenham: 7:30 p.m. Friday - Class 4A Division I, Region IV:
– Bay City vs. San Antonio Davenport: 2 p.m. Friday - Class 4A Division II, Region III:
– Sealy vs. West Orange-Stark: 7 p.m. Friday
– La Marque vs. Waco La Vega: 7 p.m. Friday - Class 3A Division I, Region III:
– Columbus vs. Franklin: 7 p.m. Friday - Class 3A Division II, Region IV:
– East Bernard vs. Lexington: 2 p.m. Friday
Where are the games being played?
The games are scheduled at various locations, including:
- TDECU Stadium, Houston
- Bulldog Stadium, La Porte
- Legacy Stadium, Katy
- Pridgeon Stadium, Houston
- Reed Stadium, New Caney
- Green Stadium, Bryan
- Tomball ISD Stadium, Tomball
- Daikin Stadium, Waller
- Panther Stadium, Prairie View
How can I get the most current information about the games?
For the most current information and any potential updates, please refer to official UIL communications and local news outlets.
Key Features of the Regional Semifinal Matchups
| Class | Division | Region | Matchup | Date & Time | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6A | I | III | North Shore vs. Cypress Falls | 2 p.m. Friday | TDECU Stadium, Houston |
| 6A | I | III | Dickinson vs. Strake Jesuit | 7 p.m. Friday | Bulldog Stadium, La Porte |
| 6A | II | III | Katy vs. Summer Creek | 2 p.m. Friday | Legacy Stadium, Katy |
| 6A | II | III | C.E. King vs. Jordan | 2 p.m. Friday | Rhodes Stadium, Katy |
| 5A | II | III | Randle vs. Bastrop | 1 p.m. Saturday | Panther Stadium, Prairie View |
| 5A | II | III | Iowa Colony vs. Brenham | 7:30 p.m. Friday | Legacy Stadium, Katy |
| 4A | I | IV | Bay City vs. San Antonio Davenport | 2 p.m. Friday | Pridgeon Stadium, Houston |
| 4A | II | III | Sealy vs. West Orange-Stark | 7 p.m. Friday | Reed Stadium, New Caney |
| 4A | II | III | La Marque vs. Waco La Vega | 7 p.m. Friday | Green Stadium, Bryan |
| 3A | I | III | Columbus vs. Franklin | 7 p.m. Friday | Tomball ISD Stadium, Tomball |
| 3A | II | IV | East Bernard vs. Lexington | 2 p.m. Friday | Daikin Stadium, Waller |
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