The Woodlands claimed its first-ever Texas 7 on 7 Division I title Saturday with a 32-26 win over Dickinson in the championship game in College Station, Texas. The Highlanders were led by quarterback Eric Schmid, who was named the tournament’s Offensive MVP. Also winning honors on Saturday for The Woodlands were defensive back Jacob Moore, who was the Division I Defensive MVP, and wide receiver Dylan Casey, who was named the tournament’s Speed King.
After finishing a perfect 3-0 in pool play, the Highlanders defeated Dawson (33-32), Richardson Pearce (32-27), College Station (40-25) and DeSoto (32-26) in the championship bracket.
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— Highlander Football (@twhfootball) July 9, 2016
Texas 7 on 7 Division I champs
2016 – The Woodlands
2015 – Westlake
2014 – Katy Sevens Lakes
2013 – Southlake Carroll
2012 – Plano
2011 – DeSoto
2010 – Lake Travis
2009 – Round Rock Stony Point
2008 – Richland
2007 – Georgetown
1998-2006 all teams competed in one division
2006 – Colleyville Heritage
2005 – Baytown Lee
2004 – Tyler Lee
2003 – Odessa Permian
2002 – Katy Cinco Ranch
2001 – Baytown Lee
2000 – Celina
1999 – North Mesquite
1998 – Southlake Carroll
