On Friday, Dec. 19, the 2025 Texas 5A high‑school football playoffs reached their climax as Frisco Lone Star, the undefeated 15‑0 squad, faced off against Smithson Valley, the 14‑1 team, in a showdown that drew thousands to AT&T Stadium in Arlington.
Division I Playoff Journey
State Championship
Frisco Lone Star (15‑0) vs Smithson Valley (14‑1), 7 p.m., Friday, Dec. 19, at AT&T Stadium.
Semifinals (Dec. 12‑13)
- Frisco Lone Star 56, Aledo 52
- Smithson Valley 31, Port Arthur Memorial 28
Quarterfinals (Dec. 5‑6)
- Region I: Aledo 43, Denton Ryan 17
- Region II: Frisco Lone Star 58, Dallas Highland Park 38
- Region III: Port Arthur Memorial 48, Barbers Hill 35
- Region IV: Smithson Valley 24, New Braunfels 0
Regional (Nov. 28‑29)
- Region I: Denton Ryan 41, N. Richland Hills Richland 10
- Aledo 55, FW Arlington Heights 0
- Region II: Frisco Lone Star 47, West Mesquite 20
- Dallas Highland Park 47, Frisco Wakeland 20
- Region III: Port Arthur Memorial 45, College Station 24
- Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill 34, Pflugerville Weiss 31
- Region IV: Comal Smithson Valley 30, Pieper 14
- New Braunfels 41, Boerne‑Champion 31
Area (Nov. 20‑22)
- Region I: N. Richland Hills Richland 70, EP El Dorado 37
- Denton Ryan 59, Abilene 0
- Aledo 42, Amarillo Tascosa 0
- FW Arlington Heights 56, Lubbock Monterey 41
- Region II: Frisco Lone Star 42, Georgetown 21
- West Mesquite 35, Midlothian 6
- Dallas Highland Park 45, Frisco Reedy 10
- Frisco Wakeland 43, Cedar Park 36
- Region III: Port Arthur Memorial 44, A&M Consolidated 21
- College Station 51, Beaumont United 7
- Pflugerville Weiss 52, Lufkin 14
- Montvieu Barbers Hill 43, Austin Anderson 30
- Region IV: Smithson Valley 34, Veterans Memorial 0
- Pieper 42, CC Flour Bluff 35
- Boerne‑Champion 24, PSJA North 21
- New Braunfels 63, McAllen Memorial 29
Bi‑District (Nov. 13‑15)
- Region I: EP El Dorado 77, Amarillo 76
- N. Richland Hills Richland 77, FW Wyatt 43
- Abilene 84, EP Bel Air 25
- Denton Ryan 59, Saginaw Chisholm Trail 7
- Aledo 80, Saginaw 12
- Amarillo Tascosa 84, EP Parkland 13
- FW Arlington Heights 36, FW Brewer 23
- Lubbock Monterey 50, EP Americas 32
- Region II: Frisco Lone Star 49, North Mesquite 6
- Georgetown 42, Burleson Centennial 11
- West Mesquite 28, Frisco 24
- Midlothian 36, Georgetown East View 16
- Dallas Highland Park 56, Lake Belton 13
- Frisco Reedy 24, Carrollton Creekview 3
- Cedar Park 50, Tyler 43
- Frisco Wakeland 28, Carrollton Smith 12
- Region III: Port Arthur Memorial 42, Galena Park 0
- A&M Consolidated 27, Crosby 26
- Beaumont United 27, Houston Madison 19
- College Station 42, Angleton 23
- Pflugerville Weiss 42, La Porte 35
- Lufkin 35, Houston Westbury 10
- Austin Anderson 35, Friendswood 34
- Barbers Hill 57, Houston Waltrip 7
- Region IV: Smithson Valley 56, SA Southside 0
- Veterans Memorial 31, Edinburg Vela 26
- Pieper 33, SA Northside Jay 14
- CC Flour Bluff 45, McAllen 7
- PSJA North 65, Mission 14
- Boerne‑Champion 41, SA Southwest 14
- McAllen Memorial 35, Harlingen South 21
- New Braunfels 49, Laredo Nixon 14
Division II Playoff Journey
State Championship
Dallas South Oak Cliff (14‑1) vs Canyon Randal (15‑0), 11 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 20, at AT&T Stadium.
Semifinals (Dec. 12‑13)
- Dallas South Oak Cliff 35, Melissa 17
- Canyon Randall 40, Boerne 16
Quarterfinals (Dec. 5‑6)
- Region I: Melissa 20, Argyle 19
- Region II: Dallas South Oak Cliff 28, Port Neches‑Groves 0
- Region III: Richmond Randle 45, Alvin Iowa Colony 35
- Region IV: Boerne 56, SA Alamo Heights 49
Regional (Nov. 28‑29)
- Region I: Melissa 49, Anna 7
- Argyle 59, Walnut Grove 42
- Region II: Dallas South Oak Cliff 45, Terrell 17
- Port Neches‑Groves 17, Midlothian Heritage 14
- Region III: Randle 83, Bastrop 20
- Iowa Colony 31, Brenham 30
- Region IV: Boerne 38, Gregory‑Portland 7
- SA Alamo Heights 41, Victoria West 18
Area (Nov. 20‑22)
- Region I: Melissa 62, EP Andress 14
- Anna 38, Amarillo Palo Duro 35
- Argyle 77, Abilene Cooper 35
- Walnut Grove 55, Lubbock Cooper 13
- Region II: Dallas South Oak Cliff 46, Mount Pleasant 7
- Terrell 41, Huntsville 14
- Midlothian Heritage 42, Texarkana Texas 38
- Port Neches‑Groves 63, Ennis 29
- Region III: Randle 59, Pflugerville Connally 28
- Bastrop 69, Waco University 42
- Liberty Hill 27, Brenham 24
- Iowa Colony 49, Pflugerville 7
- Region IV: Boerne 42, Sharyland Pioneer 17
- Gregory‑Portland 73, Mission Sharyland 21
- Victoria West 57, Mission Memorial 14
- SA Alamo Heights 63, Mercedes 21
Bi‑District (Nov. 13‑15)
- Region I: EP Andress 28, Wichita Falls Memorial 14
- Melissa 41, Colleyville Heritage 10
- Amarillo Palo Duro 56, EP Hanks 7
- Anna 35, Mansfield Timberview 25
- Argyle 56, Lucas Lovejoy 0
- Abilene Cooper 42, EP Chapin 35
- Walnut Grove 35, Arlington Seguin 21
- Lubbock Cooper 45, EP Del Valle 42
- Region II: Dallas South Oak Cliff 49, Crandall 18
- Mount Pleasant 48, Montgomery 45
- Terrell 72, Seagoville 14
- Huntsville 21, Marshall 7
- Texarkana Texas 35, Montgomery Lake Creek 24
- Midlothian Heritage 45, Dallas Hillcrest 7
- Port Neches‑Groves 48, Nacogdoches 7
- Ennis 70, Dallas Wilson 35
- Region III: Randle 54, Killeen Ellison 20
- Pflugerville Connally 65, SA Jefferson 0
- Waco University 35, Fort Bend Marshall 27
- Bastrop 62, SA Burbank 0
- Brenham 28, Texas City 7
- Liberty Hill 62, SA Lanier 0
- Pflugerville 64, SA Houston 35
- Iowa Colony 54, Belton 14
- Region IV: Boerne 42, CC Ray 14
- Sharyland Pioneer 42, Edcouch‑Elsa 21
- Gregory‑Portland 75, Kerrville Tivy 50
- Mission Sharyland 56, Brownsville Porter 7
- Mission Memorial 41, Brownsville Pace 14
- Victoria West 61, CC Miller 23
- Mercedes 65, Roma 29
- SA Alamo Heights 60, CC Carroll 0
Key Takeaways
- Frisco Lone Star remains undefeated, earning the 5A state title.
- Dallas South Oak Cliff secures the 5A Division II championship.
- High‑scoring, tightly contested games were a hallmark of both divisions.
The 2025 Texas 5A high‑school football playoffs showcased intense competition, remarkable performances, and the culmination of a season that saw Frisco Lone Star and Dallas South Oak Cliff claim their respective crowns at AT&T Stadium.
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