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Top 25 Texas high school football scores, Week 5 recap

No. 1 Duncanville, No. 2 North Crowley, No. 4 DeSoto kick off at same time; How did teams in Top 25 rankings fare?

Andy Buhler

North Crowley captains walk out to midfield ahead of a Week 4 win over Rockwall in a 2024 Texas high school football tilt.
North Crowley captains walk out to midfield ahead of a Week 4 win over Rockwall in a 2024 Texas high school football tilt. / Photo by Michael Horbovetz, SBLive

Week 5 of the 2024 Texas high school football season is underway and the Top 25 teams in the state have all played their respective Week 5 games.

Scroll down for live updates of how the 25 best teams in Texas, regardless of classification, are faring throughout the weekend.

TEXAS TOP 25 WEEK 5 TRACKER

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1. Duncanville (4-0) def. Skyline (2-3), 63-14

Five-star Alabama commit Keelon Russell threw six touchdowns, three to four-star tight end Zachery Turner and three more to track star Ayson Theus and the No. 4 nationally ranked Panthers rolled.

2. North Crowley (5-0) def. Mansfield Legacy (0-5), 56-0

Quentin Gibson had 20 catches for 506 yards and 15 touchdowns through four games. He's become appointment viewing. And he built on that Friday night as the nationally ranked Panthers blanked a winless district foe.

3. North Shore (4-0) def. Humble (3-1), 42-0

Starting quarterback Kaleb Bailey accounted for two touchdowns and backup Kaleb Maryland had two more — each a passing and a rushing score — as nationally ranked North Shore rolled in its 6A District 23 opener on Thursday night.

4. DeSoto (4-1) def. Waxahachie (4-1), 39-24

The Eagles, ranked No. 11 nationally, are back on the road for a district game. Deondrae Riden and Myson Johnson-Cook had a pair of early touchdowns each and DeSoto held off Waxahachie 39-24.

5. Atascocita (4-0) def. King (2-2), 54-7

Four-star Oklahoma commit Tory Blaylock took 12 carries for 211 yards and six touchdowns and Atascocita rolled out of a bye week, 54-7.

6. Austin Westlake (3-1) on BYE

After a ranked road win at No. 11 Steele, Westlake has a Week 5 bye. The Chaps are back in action against Akins on Oct. 3.

7. Southlake Carroll (5-0) def. Timber Creek (4-1), 44-7

Southlake Carroll blasted Timber Creek 44-7, but the win came with a cost: Running back and USC commit Riley Wormley left the game with a serious leg injury and didn't return.

8. Summer Creek (4-0) def. Channelview (0-4), 59-0

Summer Creek has outscored opponents 215-0 through five games after a shutout of Channelview on Friday night.

9. Lake Travis (5-0) def. Bowie (4-1), 44-6

Chaston Ditta went 24-for-35 for 301 passing and the Cavaliers rolled, handing Bowie its first loss of the season.

10. Port Neches-Groves (4-0) def. Lake Creek (2-2), 62-56

Beat Lake Creek 62-56 on Friday night.

11. Denton Ryan (4-0) def. Granbury (1-4), 63-20

Defeated the Pirates 63-20 at home on Thursday night.

12. Alamo Heights (5-0) def. Boerne (2-3), 35-28

Outlasted Boerne by a touchdown on Friday night.

13. Cibolo-Steele (4-1) def. Clemens (1-4), 55-12

Rebounded from a loss to Westlake with a smashing of Clemens on Friday night.

14. Katy (4-1) def. Seven Lakes (2-2), 49-0

Blasted Seven Lakes on Thursday night.

15. Aledo (4-1) def. Fossil Ridge (1-4), 63-3

The Bearcats' three points allowed in a 63-3 win over Fossil Ridge on Thursday night was its most points allowed in four straight games. Aledo has outscored opponents 183-3 in the last three weeks.

16. South Oak Cliff (3-2) def. Adamson (3-2), 50-0

After tough losses in Weeks 1 and 2 to Duncanville and DeSoto, the Bears are winners of three in a row, most recently a 50-0 blanking of Adamson on Friday night.

17. Frisco Lone Star (5-0) def. Heritage (2-3), 48-7

Built a two-touchdown halftime lead then exploded for four unanswered third quarter scores to run away from Heritage 48-7 on Thursday night.

18. Coppell (4-0) def. Hebron (2-2), 49-14

Baylor committed quarterback Eddie Griffin and company looked rested coming off of a bye week in a 49-14 blowout of Hebron.

19. Allen (5-0) def. McKinney (2-2) 38-14

Donald Gee Jr. had himself another game, turning five catches into 113 yards and two touchdowns in a blowout of McKinney. That came a week after logging 10 catches, 124 receiving yards and a TD in Week 4 against Plano.

20. A&M Conslidated (5-0) def. Anderson (2-2), 56-28

After a momentous first-time rivalry win, A&M Consolidated rolled to 5-0 with a 56-28 win over Anderson on Friday night.

21. Texarkana Texas (5-0) def. Hallsville (1-4), 56-0

Wallopped Hallsville 56-0 to improve to 5-0. The Tigers are rolling.

22. Stephenville (5-0) def. La Vega (2-3), 38-28

Beat La Vega 38-28 on Friday night.

23. Willis (5-0) def. Cleveland (0-5), 77-0

Trounced Cleveland 77-0 and improve to 5-0.

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    • 24. Fort Bend Ridge Point (3-1) def. Travis (0-5), 45-7

    Thumped Fort Bend Travis on Thursday, 45-7.

    25. Highland Park (4-1) def. Tyler (2-3), 35-9

    The Scotsrebounded after a tough high-scoring out-of-state Week 4 loss at Colorado 5A power Cherry Creek, beating Tyler 35-9.

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    ANDY BUHLER

    Andy Buhler is a Portland, Oregon-based sportswriter with more than nine years of experience covering high school sports across the country. He's covered the likes of Paolo Banchero and Tari Eason, served on state tournament seeding committees and launched the SBLive/Sports Illustrated Power 25 national boys basketball rankings. He has covered everything from the Final Four, MLS in Atlanta to local velodrome before diving into the world of preps. His bylines can be found in The News Tribune (Tacoma, Washington), The Associated Press, The Columbian (Vancouver, Washington), The Oregonian and more. He holds a journalism degree from Gonzaga.

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