Last week's matchup for the Tomcats would have the sub-varsity teams facing off against Wolfe City at home on Thursday and then the varsity traveling to Wolfe City on Friday.

Under the Friday night lights, the Tomcats delivered a nail-biting contest that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the very last second. Despite an impressive performance from standout player Bobby Rogers, who racked up over 100 yards rushing and scored multiple touchdowns while also making an astounding 20 tackles on defense, the Tomcats suffered a heartbreaking loss in the dying moments of the game. The offensive and defensive lines for the Tomcats put on a remarkable display. On the perimeter, key players like Maguire Poole, Hagen Darney, and Dyson Farris shone brightly, contributing essential plays in both the run and passing games. Their versatility and determination were evident, making significant impacts that kept the Tomcats competitive throughout the match. Despite the valiant team effort and individual performances, the Tomcats fell just short, leaving players and fans alike with a sense of bittersweet pride. The final on the night would have the Tomcats headed home with a 27-28 loss.

In a bright spot for Tom Bean, the JV Football team secured a convincing 18-0 victory against Wolfe City on Thursday night. The defense was nothing short of phenomenal, shutting out the Wolves and showcasing an impressive performance. Led by Collin Stanley and Alex Watson, who each recorded multiple sacks, along with Noah Grey, who delivered numerous strong tackles, the defense set the tone for the game. Izak Tumey also made his mark with a crucial pass breakup. Offensively, quarterback Hayden Hillger connected with Jake Burgess for two touchdown passes.

Meanwhile, the middle school football team faced a tough outing against the Wolves on Thursday night, falling 33-0. Despite the loss, the team showed promise, with Holden Farris and Cameron Burgess leading offensively. Defensively, standout performances came from Cameron Burgess, Levi Grisolia, and Zach Oates, who worked tirelessly to contain the Wolves' offensive efforts.

As the Tomcats continue their season, the community’s support remains vital. With standout performances and promising potential displayed across all levels, the Tomcats are ready to learn from their challenges and chase victory yet again as they prepare for their matchups against Nocona this week. Be sure to come out and support your sub-varsity Tomcats on Thursday in Nocona and then join us as we honor our seniors this Friday as they will be taking the field in Tomcat Stadium one last time!