Pick the Semi-finals Winners.

Pick the two winners

  • Bellville Faith vs.

    Votes: 6 20.7%

  • Duncanville Christway

    Votes: 22 75.9%

  • Brenham Christian vs.

    Votes: 5 17.2%

  • Fredericksburg Heritage

    Votes: 24 82.8%
  • Total voters
    29
  • Poll closed .
ok, so I haven't seen Bellville play, but with what happened during this weeks game between HCA and Christway (88-82), man I wish I would have seen that game, I am going with Christway in this one by 30 or more. For Fredy all the way. Were going to Christway and Fredy in the state game.
 
For anyone who has NOT seen Faith Academy play you really need to come to their game against Duncanville. They are the most under rated team in TAPPS D.II 6-man in my opinion. They had a rough start at the beginning of their season due to injuries but they are now healthy and it has shown in the last 4 games. Truly it is a different team on the field. This game (between Bellville and Duncanville) is going to be more competitive than people think. Don't look at the 34 point underdog for this game. IT IS A MUST SEE!!!
 
Bellville must be doing well to stop the speed of Arlington. They may not be big but they had good speed in their skill players. Could it be that Bellville has some size that squished Arlington? But give it up to Fellowship, one of the best turn around stories in sixman this year. Last year they were 1-9 and this year finish 8-4 and make it to Area in the playoffs. Great job!
Also, Congrats to Bellville gelling at the right time and having a chance to go to the State Championship game. Look out Christway here they come.
 
AHWVU":27ndf1xf said:
Bellville must be doing well to stop the speed of Arlington. They may not be big but they had good speed in their skill players. Could it be that Bellville has some size that squished Arlington? But give it up to Fellowship, one of the best turn around stories in sixman this year. Last year they were 1-9 and this year finish 8-4 and make it to Area in the playoffs. Great job!
Also, Congrats to Bellville gelling at the right time and having a chance to go to the State Championship game. Look out Christway here they come.
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Bellville has another factor in play ... they've not lost since their former coach (and my friend), J. D. Sabrsula passed away the day of their last district game against Houston Texas Christian (3-0 since then). Ryan's got that "win one for the Gipper" speech down cold.
 
I agree with the sitment that Belleville has everything to playfor. They remind me very much of the New York Giants... or should I say the Superbowl Champion New York Giants of last year. They have faith in themselves as a team and I think the Duncanville Christway is in for a very tight game yet again, and they may have left all they had on the field against Amarillo.
 
Duncanville had to leave a lot on the field in Chillicothe but I am picking them to go all the way now...their team was a little bruised up but nothing serious (thank God for that!).

Both games this week should be good though! Which one to go to...
 
Fellowship didn't get squished against Bellville. Bellville had a great game plan and executed it to perfection. they are a very well coached team. Fellowship had a great year and our time was up. We enjoyed our run and we will be getting ready for next year very soon. Coach Harris and Coach Johnson are very good coaches and they maximized our potential. God was with us this year and he did great and mighty things through us. Congrats on the teams still playing.

Coach Peters
Athletic Director
Fellowship Academy
 
The Duncanville Christway/ Bellville Faith game ended up 80-34 Duncanville at 9:36 to go in the 4th quarter. The Bellville group is a class bunch of players, picking up the Duncanville players after tackles and helping players who got injured. The Duncanville players did the same - it was a game with a tremendous amount of sportsmanship and only one unsportsmanlike conduct penalty all night. No late hits, few fouls. Saying all that, it was apparent that Bellville was going to try and stop Colby Burns with their defensive scheme, but it just could not contain him. I believe that Duncanville scored on every offensive possesion save one. The Duncanville defense held Bellville to 8 points in the first quarter and 6 points in the second half. Two of the Bellville scores came on kickoff runbacks (one went all the way and the other got to the Duncanville 10 yard line). Bellville got inside the Duncanville 30 on other kickoffs. Yet the Duncanville defense held the Knights to 34 points. A good showing on both sides of the ball.
 
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