For only the second time in school history, a Houston Football player has been named a finalist for the state of Tennessee’s top individual football honor…Mr. Football. Senior running back Lincoln Pare was selected by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association as one of three finalists in Class 6A. Pare is not stranger to accolades, the
Houston Football started the joy every student feels leading into Fall Break a little early. Led by Senior Lincoln Pare, who had a career night against Collierville, rushing for 363 yards on 34 carries and scoring five touchdowns as the Mustangs, demonstrated plenty of offensive muscle in a 56-28 win Thursday evening. The win makes US 7-0 and 3-0
Houston Football broke new ground this season on the field with Our first Region Championship. They followed that up by breaking another school record…the number of commitments to play college football next season. Six seniors will be on college football sidelines next year. Houston High School Head Coach James Thomas believes he knows why,”They are
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FOOTBALL: HOUSTON 40 Collierville 6 In the dismantling of neighboring Collierville last Friday, Houston Football placed itself alone and undefeated in Region 7AAA for the season. That is the first time in school history the program had done either. “There have been some great people and teams over the 25 year history of Houston. For
The Houston Football Team moved into first place in Region 7AAA after a 21-13 victory over visiting Cordova last Friday night. Head Football Coach James Thomas, whose team moved to 6-1 on the season, was especially content with the performance of the Defense. “To win the Region, you must be able to execute and you must
Houston Football raised their record to 3-1 with a monster 2nd half beating visiting Bolton 41-0 last night. Senior Chris Colebank drags a Bolton defender to the goal line. Head Coach James Thomas summed up the evening by saying, “It is always difficult the week before a big Region game to not look ahead. We
In what turned into the most impressive performance of the young season, Houston Football Beat Arlington 48-21 last Friday. First year Head Coach James Thomas spoke to a change of mindset after last week’s disappointing performance at Germantown, “We did what you have to do if you want to get better. Watched tape, spoke honestly
Houston High Head Football Coach James Thomas spoke about his team’s 34-14 victory over Brighton Friday night at Landers Ford Stadium on Prinicple Toyota Field. “For a first game, it went as expected. We made mistakes mostly due to being overexcited about it being opening night. But all in all, we saw some flashes of
