Two weeks remain in the Texas high school football regular season, and some playoff berths have been clinched while many spots are still open, the Dallas Morning News reported. The top four finishers in each district qualify for the playoffs. In Class 6A, qualifiers are split into Division I and Division II based on enrollment.
In District 3-6A, Arlington Martin has clinched a playoff berth and can win the district title and the No. 1 seed in Division I with a win over Arlington. Arlington Sam Houston and Granbury have been eliminated. Arlington and Weatherford are each 3-2 in district play, while Arlington Lamar and Arlington Bowie are each 2-3.
In District 4-6A, Southlake Carroll has clinched a playoff berth and has already secured the district title, the newspaper said. Keller, Keller Central and Northwest Eaton are tied at 3-2 in district play, and each can clinch with certain results in Week 10. Keller Timber Creek and Trophy Club Byron Nelson are each 2-3. Justin Northwest and Fort Worth Boswell have been eliminated.