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Video of Harlingen High-SA Southwest

Video of Edinburg High-Brownsville Hanna

Video of Edinburg High-Edinburg North

Video of Mission Veterans' Raul Becerril

Video of Rio Hondo's Maverick Hunter

Video highlights of McAllen Memorial-Sharyland

Video of Los Fresnos' Estephan Wilson

Video highlights of Mercedes-Weslaco East

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Harlingen fends off Southwest for Westlake rematch

PSJA North recovers from 21 down to beat Eagle Pass

Mission High comes up short against Gregory-Portland

Cougars' defense denies Rattlers in red zone for upset

Bobcats' playoff run falls short against Rams

This time, late heroics fall short for Tigers against Sandcrabs

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Hanna wins first outright crown since 1969

Hampton, Jaguars close season on strong note

East gets back on track with easy win

2009 ARCHIVED VIDEO CONTENT 

Video of Mission Veterans' Raul Becerril

Video of Rio Hondo's Maverick Hunter

Video highlights of McAllen Memorial-Sharyland

Video of Los Fresnos' Estephan Wilson

Of the five Brownsville schools, Hanna and Pace own the most heated and bitter rivalry in the city.

Mix in a district title and city championship, and there is enough elements to make an action-packed movie. That drama will unfold as the Golden Eagles collide with the Vikings in the regular-season finale on Thursday night at Sams Stadium.

Pace’s defense can flex its muscles.

The Vikings’ defense held San Benito to only seven points in the second half and stopped San Benito’s Brandon Marquez on the Greyhounds’ final drive, giving Pace a thrilling 33-28 victory Saturday night at Sams Stadium.

Pace’s win gives the Vikings a chance to claim a piece of the District 32-5A title when they play the Hanna Golden Eagles on Thursday.

Pace’s defense can flex its muscles.

The Vikings’ defense held San Benito to only seven points in the second half and stopped San Benito’s Brandon Marquez on the Greyhounds’ final drive, giving Pace a thrilling 33-28 victory Saturday night at Sams Stadium.

Pace’s win gives the Vikings a chance to claim a piece of the District 32-5A title when they play the Hanna Golden Eagles on Thursday.

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WEEK 9 GAME STORIES

McAllen High clinches playoff spot

RGC stays alive with win over Rowe

PSJA High runs past Economedes

Rivera wins keep its in the hunt

Mission Veterans punches playoff ticket

2009 ARCHIVED VIDEO CONTENT 

Video of Los Fresnos' Esteban Wilson

Video highlights of Mercedes-Weslaco East

Video highlights of PSJA North-Edinburg High

Pace and San Benito are itching to get back on the gridiron for different reasons.

The Vikings are looking to get back into the winner’s circle after suffering their first district loss, AND the Greyhounds want to extend their victory streak to five games as the district rivals clash Saturday night at Sams Stadium.

"We were very disappointed after last week’s loss to Los Fresnos," Pace coach Rene Medrano said. "We wanted to get back on the field as soon as we stepped off it last week. San Benito is a good football team, and we’re going to have to play very well."

There have been some question marks about the Los Fresnos defense this season, but the Falcons delivered their best performance of the season against Pace.

Los Fresnos forced four turnovers and held Pace to 223 yards of offense while Eric Castillo ran for three touchdowns as the Falcons dominated the Vikings 35-13 on Saturday night at Sams Stadium.

"Tonight we played with that intensity and fire we’ve been looking for all year," Los Fresnos coach Scott Ford said. "I think circumstance can motivate sometimes more than a coach, so I’m proud of the kids."