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Top 25 Texas high school football scores, Week 3 updates

Follow live as the top 25 teams in Texas kick off across the Lone Star State

Andy Buhler

Atascosita Cardae Mack releases a pass during a Top 6 road win over Westlaken Friday, Sept 13, 2024.
Atascosita Cardae Mack releases a pass during a Top 6 road win over Westlaken Friday, Sept 13, 2024. / John Gutierrez/Special to American-Statesman / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Week 3 of the 2024 Texas high school football season has begun and many of the state's best teams are set to play on Saturday.

Here is how each of the top 25 teams in Texas is faring this weekend. This post will be updated as results roll in:

HOW THE TEXAS TOP 25 IS FARING IN WEEK 3

1. Duncanville (2-0) def. No. 23 St. Frances Academy (Maryland), 28-24

After a strong debut win over South Oak Cliff, the nation's No. 4 ranked team moved back to No. 1 in Texas for the first time since late last season, then defended it against No. 23 St. Frances Academy of Maryland on Saturday in a 28-24 shootout.

2. North Crowley (3-0) def. Guyer (2-1)

The Panthers had the upset heard around the country in Week 2. After a shootout win over DeSoto, could they overcome a Guyer team that is itself no slouch? the nation's No. 7 team in the country kept pace. Quentin Gibson caught four touchdowns and finished with more than 200 total yards and North Crowley wallopped Guyer.

3. North Shore (3-0) def. No. 17 Westfield (1-2), 47-3

The Mustangs beat Crowley but threw five picks in the process. Nationally ranked North Shore righted the ship in a blowout of No. 17 Westfield., 47-3.

4. Austin Westlake (2-1) lost to No. 6 Atasocita (3-0), 39-21

Westlake trounced San Benito in a fruitful trip to South Texas to move to 2-0. Next, Rees Wise, Elliot Schaper and company host No. 6 Atascocita on Friday at 7 p.m.

5. DeSoto (1-1) def. CC Miller (2-0), 57-21

After losing its first game in nearly two years, the Eagles rebounded in Corpus Christi, beating Miller on Friday 57-21.

6. Atascocita (3-0) def. No. 4 Westlake (2-1), 39-21

Call it a Top 6 showdown: Cardae Mack, Tory Blaylock and Atasocita trade Houston for Austin to face No. 4 Westlake on Friday at 7 p.m.

7. Southlake Carroll (3-0) def. Byron Nelson (2-1), 33-21

The Dragons replaced most of its starting lineup entering the season and isn't making that apparent in its hot start, most recent earmarked with a 59-16 win over Carrollton Hebron in Week 2. Now, Southlake Carroll faces a Byron Nelson team on Friday at 7 p.m. coming off a momentous, thrilling win over Lewisville.

8. Summer Creek (3-0) def. Spring (0-3), 62-0

Thumped winless Spring on Friday, 62-0.

9. Lake Travis (3-0) def. Midland Legacy (0-3), 41-20

After a thrilling Week 2 shootout win over Rockwall, the Cavalierstook care of business in Week 3 at Midland Legacy, winning 41-20 on Friday.

10. Port Neches-Groves (3-0) def. La Porte (0-3), 49-35

Raced past winless La Porte by two touchdowns at home on Friday.

11. Cibolo-Steele (3-0) def. Brandeis (2-1), 56-10

Steele thumped Brandeis behind Chad Warner's 250 yards and four touchdowns in a 56-10 win.

12. Denton Ryan (3-0) def. Fossil Ridge (0-3), 56-3

Ryan didn't have much trouble with Fossil Ridge in a 56-3 win on the road Thursday night. Sophomore Demari Ruth had five solo tackles (seven total) and Uzziah Warmate had two tackles for loss and a sack.

13. Katy (1-1) vs. Morton Rach (0-2), Saturday, 7 p.m.

Will the Tigers rebound from its first loss of the seasonto No. 6 Atascocita in Week 2? They face Morton Ranch on Friday at 7 p.m.

14. Aledo (2-1) def. Brewer (0-3), 64-0

Racyine Guillory is off to blistering start The Bearcats hit the road and smacked winless Brewer, 63-0.

15. Highland Park (2-0) def. Dallas Jesuit (1-1), 36-6

The Scots built an early lead and pulled away to beat Dallas Jesuit, 43-20.

16. South Oak Cliff (1-2) def. Longview (2-1), 45-44

What is the Golden Bears' encore to Week 1 and 2 losses to North Shore and Duncanville? SOC hit East Texas and handed Longview its first loss of the season, 45-44 on Friday.

17. Spring Westfield (1-2) lost to No. 3 North Shore (3-0), 47-3

After its first loss of the season at the hands of Fort Bend Hightower, 14-7, the Mustangs took it on the chin against No. 3 North Shore on Friday.

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18. Alamo Heights (2-0) def. Canyon (1-2), 55-27

Beat Canyon 55-27 on Friday.

19. Frisco Lone Star (3-0) def. McKinney North (0-3), 49-13

Davian Groce, 247 Sports' top rated running back in the country in 2026, rushed for three TDs and Lone Star rolled to a win over McKinney North to move to 3-0 on Thursday night.

20. Coppell (3-0) def. Bowie (0-3), 72-33

After narrowly escaping Waxahachie in Week 2, 28-27, the Cowboys made quick work on Friday night at Bowie.

21. Allen (3-0) def. Rock Hill (1-2), 44-3

After blowing out Cedar Hill, the Eagles trounced Prosper Rock Hill 44-3 on Friday.

22. Tyler Chapel Hill (3-0) def. Whitehouse (1-2), 21-19

Chapel Hill was one of the big winners of Week 2, narrowly beating 4A power Gilmer. On Friday, it edged Whitehouse and senior Hudson Barron, one of the state's top tight ends, 21-19 on Friday.

23. The Woodlands (3-0) def. Grand Oaks (2-1), 49-14

The Woodlands hit the road and blasted Grand Oaks 49-14 on Friday.

24. Texarkana Texas (3-0) def. Midlothian Heritage (0-3), 51-13

The Tigers beat Jason Whitten's Argyle LIberty Christian in Week 2. On Friday night, they beat Midlothian Heritage on the road, 51-13.

25. Stephenville (3-0) def. Godley (1-2), 45-0

After debuting in the top 25 this week, the 4A power blasted Godley on Friday, 45-0.

More from Texas high school football Week 3:

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