2026 DISTRICT COVERAGE
District 9 · 3A DII
Hooks Hornets
De Kalb Bears
New Boston Lions
Redwater Dragons
Daingerfield Tigers
Hughes Springs Mustangs
Queen City BulldogsTHE STANDINGS.
Reported results as of October 31, 2026.
| Pos | Team | Overall | District | Playoff position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hooks Hornets |
6–3 | 5–0 | DII · W |
| 2 | De Kalb Bears |
6–3 | 4–1 | DII · R |
| 3 | New Boston Lions |
5–4 | 4–1 | DII · T |
| 4 | Redwater Dragons |
5–4 | 2–3 | DII · F |
| 5 | Daingerfield Tigers |
2–7 | 2–3 | Outside current field |
| 6 | Hughes Springs Mustangs |
2–7 | 1–4 | Outside current field |
| 7 | Queen City Bulldogs |
3–7 | 0–6 | Outside current field |
Current playoff position is not a clinching declaration. Tied teams remain subject to official district tiebreakers.
RECENT SCORES.
UP NEXT.
AROUND THE DISTRICT.
Hooks
DISTRICT RACE
Hooks sits atop the District 9 · 3A DII listing at 5-0; tiebreakers still matter
Hooks is listed first in District 9 · 3A DII at 5-0 in district and 6-3 overall. The record puts it in the conversation. It does not settle the order by itself.
De Kalb
Daingerfield
WEEK IN REVIEW
De Kalb hangs 66 on Daingerfield in a 24-point win
De Kalb put up 66 points against Daingerfield on 10/30 and won 66-42. That is a 24-point difference, with no need to dress up the arithmetic.
Daingerfield
Redwater
THE WEEK AHEAD
Daingerfield vs. Redwater: the records heading into 11/06
Daingerfield and Redwater are scheduled for 11/06. Here is the position each brings into the game, based on the results available at publication.
THE PLAYOFF LOOK.
Projected finish · Bi-district round
These are projections, not official pairings. Remaining games and unresolved district tiebreakers can change the field. W = winner; R = runner-up; T = third; F = fourth. In 6A, the two largest of the four qualifiers enter Division I and the other two enter Division II.
THE BEARD’S HALL OF CHAMPIONS
Explore championship history and state-final records.