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Class 6A Division I Region II Bi-District Rockwall-Heath 37, Sachse 33 Rockwall 66, Wylie 42 Area Rockwall-Heath (6-5) vs. Waxahachie Rockwall (9-2) vs. Duncanville Class 6A Division II Region II Bi-District North Forney 49, Wylie East 7 Longview 42, Rowlett 20 Area North Forney (6-4) vs. North Crowley Longview (10-1) vs. Red Oak Class 5A Division I Region II Bi-District Lancaster 49, Crandall 14 Midlothian 42, Tyler 35 Mansfield Summit 41, West Mesquite 35, OT DeSoto 72, North Mesquite 6 Area Lancaster (9-2) vs. Frisco Lone Oak (11-0) Highland Park (9-2) vs. Midlothian (7-4) Mansfield Summit vs. North Richland Hills Richland DeSoto vs. Melissa Class 5A Division II Region II Bi-District Dallas South Oak Cliff 36, Whitehouse 7 Terrell 62, Dallas Samuell 6 Texarkana Texas High 49, Dallas Woodrow Wilson 15 Hallsville 31, Dallas Hillcrest 9 Area Dallas South Oak Cliff vs. Belton Terrell vs. Midlothian Heritage Mansfield Timberview vs. Texas High (8-3) Brenham vs.

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