Hillcrest High School Football Loses in the First Round of the Playoffs

Despite a hard fought, back-and-forth battle with Mauldin in the regular season, Hillcrest High School football lost in the first round of the playoffs to Aledo. The offense failed to find the end zone and the team fell behind by a point in the fourth quarter.

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Team’s offense pounding away at rival Mauldin

TL Hanna’s win over No. 2 Hillcrest High School on Friday was more than just a victory over a perennial 5A powerhouse. The Yellow Jackets (11-1, 3-0) showed off a balanced offense and a strong defensive front. It was a game of two halves, with the first half ending in a 27-26 tie. The second half saw Hanna outshine Hillcrest in scoring and rushing.

The most impressive part of the game was the play calling by juniors and sophomores, who combined for 195 yards of total offense. The Hillcrest defense held Mauldin to minus-27 yards on its first four possessions. While the offense managed to churn out just a few short-yardage gains, it was the secondary that was the most effective.

TL Hanna’s defense did its part, stifling Mauldin’s top-flight offensive line with multiple linemen. For a team that ranked fourth in the state in both rushing and passing yards per game, this was a pretty good night. Despite the loss, Hillcrest still boasted the best record in the region. In fact, Hillcrest is the only team in the area that has a winning record.

On the flip side, Hillcrest opted to take a bye this week, which allowed the team to rest up for their final two games against rivals Mauldin and JL Mann. The Rams will look to make the most of their free week. They will also take on a JL Mann squad that is averaging a whopping 411 yards of offense per game. For the most part, it was a close game, but Hillcrest was able to put the pedal to the metal in the fourth quarter. The final score was a squeaker, as Hillcrest finished with just 13 points.

Team lost their away playoff game against Aledo

During the last week of the regular season, 16 future Longhorns stepped onto the field for their first playoff game. Three Texas Longhorn commits lost their first playoff games.

Aledo, the top-ranked team in Class 5A Division II, began its journey tonight against Dallas Hillcrest. The Bearcats (12-1) have won their last four games by an average of 77 points, and are on the verge of making the state semifinals. The Bearcats are the highest ranked team in the entire state, according to the statewide polls.

Aledo dominated the game from the start. Midlothian’s offense stalled in the Bearcats’ territory. Aledo scored on its first three offensive possessions. The Bears went 80 yards in just 14 plays (11 carries) in the first quarter. The drive was capped by an 18-yard touchdown pass from Kevin Henry-Jennings to Randy Reece.

Aledo took a 71-0 lead early in the second quarter. Midlothian fought back with a five-yard touchdown run. Aledo added two interception returns for scores. Aledo’s defense forced a three-and-out on the opening drive of the third quarter.

Aledo took control of the ball on its next drive. Hauss Hejny completed 12 of 18 pass attempts for 122 yards and a touchdown. He ran for 71 yards and a score on the ground, including an 11-yard run on fourth-and-6. Aledo forced a three-and-out and killed over five minutes off the clock.

On the third-and-12 play, SOC Bearcats turned the ball over on downs. Aledo got the ball to its own 20 yard line. Then, Aledo fumbled away a fourth-and-1 snap at SOC’s 14-yard line with under a minute to go.

After a few miscues, Aledo scored again. Hawk Patrick-Daniels ran for a 14-yard touchdown. Aledo also picked up three straight first downs. Aledo had its best offensive output of the game.

Team’s second-longest play was on fourth-and-13

TL Hanna’s defense was the difference maker Saturday afternoon. The Chargers (9-2) defeated No. 2-ranked Hillcrest by a score of 31-28. During the final 14 minutes of the game, TL Hanna scored 14 points. The game ended with a 54-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Kenny Fretwell to Jaylon Boles. The win gave TL Hanna the Region 1-AAAAA championship. It will also give them the top seed in the region when playoffs roll around.

In the first half, the teams combined for only one first down. The longest drive for either team was a 20-play, 74-yard drive. It was followed by Eli Gillman’s second touchdown run. The shortest Chargers’ drive was nine plays.

Hillcrest scored in the fourth quarter to cut its lead to 31-28. After the first half, Hillcrest had a 17-0 lead. In the third quarter, the Chargers got two first downs and forced a turnover on downs. They got the ball back on the Hillcrest 30 with 7:29 to play. TL Hanna forced Hillcrest to turn the ball over on downs with less than seven minutes left.

The game was a emotional one for the Byrnes community. It was also the first playoff test for the team that lost all-state quarterback Ethan Crawford to season-ending surgery for a torn ACL. For the second year in a row, Hillcrest finished with eight or more wins. The team is now atop the AHSAA Class 6A rankings and is 18 in ESPN300. It will now face a top-four team in the state in the Class 4A title game.

Byrnes wore the jersey of Chris Foster, who played at Hillcrest. The Rebels (8-3) will next face Blythewood (7-9) on Friday at 7:30 p.m.

Alumni directory

Located in Jamaica Hills, Queens, Hillcrest High School is a four-year public high school. It is operated by the New York City Department of Education. The campus includes sports fields, a gymnasium, and a performing arts center. It also offers a variety of other programs, including a nursing program, a certified nursing assistant program, German and Italian as foreign languages, and a vocational/technical training program.

Hillcrest High School recently recognized its alumni with its annual Platinum Panther Celebration. The festivities will take place from October 4-5, and include a homecoming parade, food trucks, and a pep rally. In addition, the school will also celebrate its 75th anniversary in style by holding the first-ever all-inclusive alumni reunion. The event will feature a flag football game, a chance to meet some of the school’s famous alumni, and more. In fact, the event will even include an appearance from New York’s mayor Mike Rawlings!

The event will also feature a number of fun activities, such as a pep rally, a flag football game, and face painting. This will be the only such event to take place during the school’s history. As you can imagine, the parents of the school have been working hard to raise funds for this milestone anniversary.

The event has attracted many distinguished guests, including Linda Cullum Tunnell, who graduated from Hillcrest in 1962. She will be the event co-chair. In addition to being a seasoned volunteer, she has also served on the 75th Anniversary Steering Committee and as president of the HHS Alumni Association. As for the name-o-meter, she has been a classroom teacher and has extensive leadership credentials.

The event will also include a homecoming parade, a pep rally, and a football game. The biggest draw, however, is that it will be the first-ever all-inclusive alumni reunion.