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With his prediction in the ‘tie-breaker’ game, Bobby Mayne of Van is the winner of Football Contest No. 3 in the Van Zandt News.
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Wins have been tough to come by for Van Zandt County teams during the opening weeks of the 2020 football season as Canton, Edgewood, Fruitvale, Grand Saline, Van and Wills Point have combined to go 3-15 overall heading into play Sept. 18.
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Photo by Dusty Goodwin Gracie Cates and the Edgewood Lady Dogs continued their quest for a third consecutive District 12-3A championship last week, posting road wins over both Paris Chisum and Lone Oak. Edgewood’s district currently includes two teams ranked in the Top 25 according to the Texas Girls Coaches Association, including second ranked Rains and 18th ranked Prairiland.
Read moreThe Martins Mill Mustangs, Van Vandals and Wills Point Tiger cross country team made a short trek to Canton last week, competing in the annual Running Eagles Invitational Sept. 11.
Read moreFollowing a difficult 33-28 loss on the road against one of their main rivals, the Lindale Eagles Sept.
Read moreA furious second half comeback fell just short at the end as the Van Vandals suffered a 33-28 defeat at
Read moreWith a winning percentage of 75, Scott Myers of Mineola is the winner of Football Contest No. 2 in the Van Zandt News.
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The first two weeks of the 2020 season have been less than kind to Van Zandt County football programs with the six local varsity teams going a combined 2-10 overall. After Van recorded the county’s lone opening week in dominant fashion the Canton Eagles took center stage Sept. 4, building up a huge halftime lead on their way to a 65-19 win over Paris North Lamar.
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