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The Lobos lead the series, 41-37-4. Longview won the last meeting, 35-28, in 2017.
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August 30th, 2019
Next Game: Longview will take on the Lufkin Panthers from John Outlaw Memorial Field at Abe Martin Stadium in the 83rd meeting between the two schools, at 7:30 PM on Friday, August 310th.
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Junior quarterback Haynes King shared offensive Most Valuable Player honors with Rockwall's Jacob Clark. Senior defensive back Jephaniah Lister was the district's defensive MVP, and sophomore linebacker LaQualon Hale shared Newcomer of the Year accolades on defense with Mesquite Horn's Nick Garcia.
Longview's coaching staff was also named the...read more.
So, when taking his son, Haynes, to daycare one day, they drove out of the way just to drive by Lobo Stadium.
He looked over to his left at his son, then 4-years-old, who had...read more.
Mayor Andy Mack said Wednesday on Facebook that the parade will follow the same route as the Christmas parade: start at Whaley and Green streets, go west on Whaley Street, turn south onto Horaney Street and then east onto Methvin Street before ending back at North Third Street.
Mack said he had...read more.
Longview, as they did in the previous weeks heading into the Class 6A, Division II final, found a way to make them.
"I felt like the game went as we thought it would - a four-quarter game that would come down to who could...read more.
That is part of the path, part of the journey.
Longview's journey is more than a 16-0 season that brought home the first state title in ...read more.
J.K. Martin's 28-yard kick made it 34-29 West Brook with 8:17 to go, and King trotted to the sideline with the game now in the hands of the Longview defense. The Lobos forced a quick three and out and gave their junior gun-slinger a chance to redeem himself in front of 48,421 people.
On the second play of Longview's next possession, King did just that by...read more.
The announced attendance was 48,421 for the second game of Saturday's tripleheader. Saturday's final game - the much anticipated showdown of nationally ranked teams - No. 5 Duncanville vs. No. 6 Galena Park North Shore - drew a crowd of 42,363.
By the time ...read more.
"We tried to bring the heat, but they wanted it more than we did," West Brook senior wide receiver Deonte Simpson said. "This is something that is going to make us better in life.""
West Brook, who maintained a lead from late in the first quarter, had it ...read more.
The Lobos had just taken a 35-34 lead over Beaumont West Brook with less than five minutes remaining in the Class 6A Division II state championship Saturday at AT&T Stadium.
On third and 13, La'Ravien Elia delivered a...read more.
Anderson, a record-setting senior fullback, crossed over from two yards out with 4:42 left in the game to give his Longview Lobos a 35-34 lead.
The lead would stand as Beaumont West Brook turned the ball over on ...read more.
And in that "special" victory, special teams played a big role in the outcome.
Those plays didn't always go in favor of the Lobos.
After Longview's first touchdown, the Lobos had a...read more.
It was Longview's 11th series and proved to be the game-winning march in their 35-34 thriller over Beaumont West Brook in the Class 6A DII state championship game Saturday afternoon at AT&T Stadium.
Haynes King, who threw for 423 yards and two TDs and rushed for 65 yards and a score to earn ...read more.
Perry was again quarterback Haynes King's favorite target in the Lobos' 35-34 victory against Beaumont West Brook in the 6A D-II state championship game at AT&T Stadium. He made several key plays, including a 77-yard touchdown in the first quarter in which he had to dive at the final second the break the plane.
Perry finished with eight catches for ...read more.
That was until Saturday night.
Longview ended a drought that pre-dated World War II, coming from behind to defeat Beaumont West Brook, 35-34, before ...read more.
Behind a gritty effort from the Longview offense and an even more gutsy effort from the Lobo defense, Longview claimed the Class 6A, Division II state championship and a perfect 16-0 season with a 35-34 win over Beaumont West Brook on Saturday at AT&T Stadium.
Longview brings home its first state championship since ...read more.
December 27th, 2018
Longview's run to a Class 6A state championship also produced several honors with the release of the District 11-6A All-District Football Team for 2018.
December 26th, 2018
John King had received a job opportunity that warranted some consideration.
December 26th, 2018
Longview ISD announced Wednesday that a parade honoring the 16-0 Lobos, who on Saturday brought home the first football state championship in 81 years, is set for 6:30 p.m. Jan. 9 in downtown.
December 5th, 2018
It came down to a few plays, as it does in the 16th game of the season with a state title on the line.
December 23rd, 2018
It was never going to be easy, and it's not supposed to be.
December 23rd, 2018
Facing third and goal from the West Brook 11-yard line with just over eight minutes to go in the fourth, Longview quarterback Haynes King had a man wide open in the end zone. But King's pass sailed over the head of Jhailon Braden and fell incomplete, forcing the Lobos to settle for a field goal in the Class 6A Division II state championship game.
December 23rd, 2018
One of the largest crowds in Texas high school football state history watched Saturday's Class 6A Division II state championship game between Longview and Beaumont West Brook at the Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium.
December 23rd, 2018
A fourth-quarter rally by Longview handed West Brook an emotional and physical loss, 35-34, in the UIL Class 6A Division II state championship at AT&T Stadium in Arlington in front of 48,000 fans on Saturday.
December 23rd, 2018
Longview's defense just needed one stop.
December 23rd, 2018
Jessie Anderson was quick to deflect praise when asked what it meant to score a touchdown that will be talked about for ages.
December 23rd, 2018
Longview head football coach John King called Saturday's win "special.""
December 23rd, 2018
With their backs to the wall, the Longview Lobos came up with an offensive drive for the ages.
December 23rd, 2018
Kamden Perry already had a place in Longview history. Now, he has a place in Texas history.
December 23rd, 2018
It had been 81 years since the Longview Lobos could call themselves state football champions.
December 23rd, 2018
After knocking and knocking and knocking on the doorstep of bringing home a state championship, the Longview Lobos kicked the door down on Saturday.
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