Texas 7-on-7 high school championships begin

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The 128 team Texas 7-on-7 State Championships are underway in College Station.  Many believe that the three day tournament is a great sneak peak into the upcoming season.

Westlake is back to defend its 2015 Division I title.  The Chaparrals, who finished runner-up in the Texas Class 6A Division I state tournament last year, will try to defend its title without quarterback Sam Ehlinger, who is competing this week at the Elite 11 and The Opening at Nike World Headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon.

2015 Division II champ Navasota is also back to defend its title.

Here’s how the tournament works…the teams are broken into two divisions — Division I and Division II.  Each team within each division will play three pool games after which the top two teams advance to the championship bracket that is a single elimination tournament that will lead to a state champion being crowned.

Westlake is back to defend its 2015 Division I title.  The Chaparrals, who finished runner-up in the Texas Class 6A Division I state tournament last year, will try to defend its title without quarterback Sam Ehlinger, who is competing this week at the Elite 11 and The Opening at Nike World Headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon.

Division I Pools

Pool A

Southlake Carroll

Fort Bend Travis

Round Rock Westwood

Willis

Pool B

Hutto

Jacksonville

Mesquite Poteet

The Woodlands

Pool C

Arlington Lamar

Round Rock Cedar Ridge

El Paso Eastlake

Richmond Foster

Pool D

San Angelo Central

North Crowley

Pearland

Plano West

Pool E

Dickinson

Harker Heights

Pioneer

Plano East

Pool F

Belton

Clear Brook

Lancaster

Lufkin

Pool G

Abilene Cooper

Copperas Cove

Houston Lamar

Mesquite

Pool H

Alamo Heights

DeSoto

Mercedes

Tomball Memorial

Pool I

Consolidated A&M

Cy Fair

Denison

Pearce

Pool J

Pearland Dawson

Pflugerville Hendrickson

John Tyler

Fort Worth South Hills

Pool K

Abilene

Cedar Hill

College Station

Fort Bend Ridge Point

Pool L

Cy Creek

Mesquite Horn

San Antonio O’Connor

Waxahachie

Pool M

El Paso Eastwood

Houston Heights

Richland

Westlake

Pool N

Austin Bowie

Hebron

Katy

Lubbock Monterey

Pool O

Arlington Bowie

Lake Travis

Manvel

West Brook

Pool P

Arlington

Cy Ranch

Killeen Ellison

McAllen Memorial

Division II Pools

Pool A

Navasota

Princeton

Wharton

Abilene Wylie

Pool B

Navarro

Pilot Point

Silsbee

Sweetwater

Pool C

Bay City

Van Horn

White Oak

Wimbereley

Pool D

Brock

Brownwood

Giddings

Rockport

Pool E

Fairfield

Harmony

Mineral Wells

Odem

Pool F

Brady

Celina

Lorena

Stafford

Pool G

Argyle

China Spring

Christoval

Goliad

Pool H

Boerne

Godley

Graham

Shepherd

Pool I

Falls City

Kaufman

Levelland

Waco Reicher

Pool J

Albany

Houston Lutheran South

Palestine

West

Pool K

Tyler Chapel Hill

Hitchcock

McGregor

Snyder

Pool L

Cameron

Krum

Needville

Springtown

Pool M

Burnet

Ferris

Greenwood

La Marque

Pool N

Carthage

Glen Rose

Midlothian Heritage

La Feria

Pool O

El Campo

Tyler Grace Community

La Grange

Stephenville

Pool P

Decatur

Lexington

Somerset

Sonora

 

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Jeff Fisher
Jeff is an award-winning journalist and expert in the field of high school sports, underscored with his appearance on CNBC in 2010 to talk about the big business of high school football in America.Jeff turned to his passion for high school football into an entrepreneurial venture called High School Football America, a digital media company focused on producing original high school sports content for radio, television and the internet.Jeff is co-founder and editor-in-chief of High School Football America, a partner with NFL Play Football.