Weatherford Democrat - Football Special

Moore wants recognition for Roos defense
He’s only a junior, but Weatherford High School Kangaroos defensive end Kapron Lewis Moore is already a leader on the Roos defense.
Fielder bigger, faster, stronger and ready to run
Weatherford High School Kangaroos senior running back Willie Fielder dominated defenses during the 2005 season as he gained 1,454 yards and scored 25 touchdowns on 239 attempts, leading the Roos to their first Class 5A playoff appearance.
Depth is key to success of Weatherford offense
The Weatherford Kangaroos offense has a new face calling the plays in the huddle, but for the most part, the supporting cast is the same.
Roos control their own destiny with new schedule
The Weatherford High School Kangaroos football team is hoping to build on the success it had in 2005 by returning to the state playoffs in 2006.
Sneed puts years of experience to work
Weatherford Kangaroos head football coach Mike Sneed has seen a lot of football players and evaluated a lot of talent throughout his 33-year coaching career, but he thinks the 2006 Roos are the most talented team he has coached in all of that time.
Hix leads the way for Aledo linemen
The Aledo Bearcats will feature 18 different linemen, on both sides of the ball, which stand six feet or taller. But one stands over them all: 6-6, 300 pound senior, Kyle Hix.
Versatility is the key for Bearcat offense
The Aledo Bearcats will be looking to refine their spread offensive package this season as they head into the 2006 campaign.
Aledo schedule to be quite challenging
The Aledo Bearcats will have a tough row to hoe in 2006 as they face six playoff teams from a year ago and are in a district which could turn into one of the deeper districts in 4A.
Defense key for Aledo success
The Aledo Bearcats are loaded with talent on both sides of the ball, but with a schedule that features offensive machines like Stephenville and Weatherford, it will be the defense that will be called upon to get the job done.
Wilcoxon brings aggressiveness to defense
At 6-3, 265 pounds, Aledo senior defensive tackle Michael Wilcoxon can cause problems for most offensive linemen. But, throw in a 4.72 40-yard dash for a player his size, and Wilcoxon ceases being a problem. He officially becomes a head ache for the opposition.
Buchanan brings stability to Aledo
Texas high school football can be a contagious addiction which spreads across the Lone Star State every August. In some places, the addiction is not just during football season, it lasts all year long.
POJO defense looking to be sharp and effective
Teams will be feeling porcupine quills this season as they face the 2006 Springtown defense, which features athletes with size and a toughness that cannot be described.
Hill, Owens loom in Springtown secondary
With a new coaching staff and a new season comes new expectations. For Danny Hill, Al Owens and the rest of the Springtown Porcupines defense, those expectations are high.
POJO 2006 schedule nothing to sneeze at
The Springtown Porcupines will be looking for a return trip to the postseason after a 7-5 performance, which included a win in the bi-district round of the playoffs.
Spread offense gives Springtown balance
The Springtown Porcupines are looking to spread people out and make them pay with both the passing and running game in Springtown head football coach Brad Turner’s new offense.
Turner looking to guide POJO into playoffs
Logan Turner spent the first three years of his high school career in East Texas as the quarterback at Sulphur Springs High School, but this season, he will be donning the black and orange of the Springtown Porcupines.
Turner returns to Parker County
For the second time in his life, Springtown’s Brad Turner has moved back to Parker County to coach, but this time, it is to be the head football coach and athletic director for Springtown and the Porcupines as he enters his 18th year as a coach and his 10th as a head varsity coach.
Cooper looking for redemption in Millsap
With his passion for the game and his will to show the rest of the teams in District 10-2A that the 2006 Millsap Bulldogs are not the same team that went 0-10 in 2005, senior linebacker Michael Cooper has stepped up to be the leader on the Millsap defense.
Millsap defense plays without fear
The Millsap Bulldogs defense is bringing a new attitude to the field during the 2006 season and opposing offenses are going to know they just finished playing the Bulldogs when they leave the field.

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