The Texas high school football regular season concludes this weekend with a pivotal slate of games across the San Antonio area. Thursday, November 5, sets the stage for the final push into the postseason, featuring high-stakes matchups where playoff berths are still on the line. At the top of the card, Steele (7-1-1) hosts Clemens (7-2) at 7 p.m. at Lehnhoff Stadium. Steele enters as the dominant force in this rivalry, leading the all-time series 15-2 and winning the last meeting 48-20. While Steele has already secured a playoff spot, a victory for Clemens would clinch their own berth, adding urgency to the contest.
Playoff clinches, historic series, and the last regular-season slate for the Alamo City.
In other key District 16 and area matchups, Brandeis (6-3) takes on LEE (3-6) at 7 p.m. at Heroes Stadium. Brandeis has dominated this series, leading 6-0 with no recorded win for LEE in the history of the matchup. Similarly, Reagan (5-4) faces Clark (2-7) at 7 p.m. at Farris Stadium, where Reagan holds a 6-0 series lead and has already locked in a playoff appearance. Meanwhile, at Comalander Stadium, Johnson (8-0) hosts Madison (5-4) at 7 p.m. Johnson, also a playoff-clinched team, leads the series 11-7 and crushed Madison 52-14 in their most recent encounter.
The final listed matchup pits MacArthur (5-4) against Jay (2-7) at 7 p.m. at Gustafson Stadium. This contest marks a rare meeting, as the teams are tied 8-8 all-time, with their last matchup dating back to 1993 when Jay won 34-14. As the regular season wraps up, these final games will determine seeding and momentum heading into the postseason. Fans should note that all listed games kick off at 7 p.m. on Thursday, November 5, providing a concentrated window for local fans to watch the final regular-season action in the San Antonio area.
Source: Yahoo Sports
