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The Goats Avrian Ray (No. 0) shruggs off a McGregor defender as he would march into the end zone for a Groesbeck touchdown, during their 45-27 win over the Bulldogs at home on Friday. Photo by Rebecca Volker Jones Groesbeck Athletic Booster Club Facebook
The Goats try to make those last few necessary yards for the first down at Friday’s game against McGregor. Photo by Racheal Clark/Groesbeck Journal
Groesbeck quarterback Cannon Kortis (No. 12) darts to the outside, as the McGregor Bulldog defender slips down on the play. Kortis was near perfect passing for the Goats, ending the night completing 15 passes on 19 attempts for 179 yards and three touchdo
Running back Ja’marya (Jay) Hall (No. 5) bulls his way through the McGregor defense on this play, as the Groesbeck Goats crushed the Bulldogs at home, 45-27. Hall led the Goat offense with 24 carries for 150 yards and two touchdowns in the win. Photo by
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Friday Night Bi-Stone Football Previews

Mexia Blackcats 5-3A DI (0-2) at Gatesville Hornets 12-4A DII (2-0) Friday, Sept. 12, at McKamie Stadium in Gatesville The Blackcats are hoping to come away with the upset this week against Gatesville. Last Friday night, Mexia dropped a hard fought contest to Fairfield, 66-0, at home. The Blackcat offense will need to have a breakout game to win it. Coach Aaron Nowell says his guys have the capability to improve all aspects of their team. “We will continue to work hard at becoming a better football team as we prepare for Gatesville this Friday night,” Coach Nowell said. While the offense has to get the ball into the end zone, the Blackcats defense will need to get wound up and put a stop to the Hornets offense. Look for Keydralin Hudson, Montrell Carter, Gabriel Gutierrez, and Kash Williams to lead the Mexia D in that direction. Gatesville enters Friday night’s contest with two big wins under their belt, the latest a 30-7 defeat of Glen Rose on the road. Hornet players to watch will be WR Amos Phillips (10153-1 against Glen Rose), QB Gehrig Keeton (14-19186-1), RB Samuel Howard III, and athlete Brady Gist.

Bi-Stone Volleyball Action from Home and Abroad

Lots of volleyball being played here at home, and abroad as the Groesbeck Lady Goats competed in the KSA high school invitational volleyball tournament in Hawaii over the weekend. The Goats improved to (15-11) on the season, going 3-3 in the tourney. The Lady Goats won against Scappoose Lady Indians (Oregon), 2512, 25-23; Rosebud-Lott Lady Cougars, 25-14, 25--17; Lost to the Clifton Lady Cubs, 18-25, 25-27; Lost to the Bishop Amat Lady Lancers (California), 11-25, 18-25; Lost to the Azle Lady Hornets, 10-25, 16-25; and won against the Pearl City Lady Chargers (Hawaii), 2624, 25-17.

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