Richland Springs demolished Motley County 62-16 to win the Texas Class 1A Division II state championship at AT&T Stadium. It’s the school’s ninth overall state championship, which is the most for any 6-or-11-man team.
#UILState Championship Game Offensive MVP:
— Texas UIL (@uiltexas) December 18, 2019
#22 Landon Burkhart (Richland Springs)
154 rushing yards, 2 touchdowns pic.twitter.com/J5oWeGE4gp
Richland Springs running back Jake Richards rushed for 187 yards with a touchdown to set a new 6-man single-season rushing record with 4,081 yards.
#4 Jake Richards breaks free for the Matadors first score. Kick good. Richland Springs 24-8 Motley County (6:46, 2nd) @CallerSports pic.twitter.com/ogD2qzD9W2
— Peter L. Scamardo II (@PLScamardo2) December 18, 2019
#UILState Championship Game Offensive MVP:
— Texas UIL (@uiltexas) December 18, 2019
#22 Landon Burkhart (Richland Springs)
154 rushing yards, 2 touchdowns pic.twitter.com/J5oWeGE4gp
