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Eventual champion Graham edges Gilmer, 26-20, in quarterfinals of Texas State 7 on 7 Championships Division II


Buckeyes advance to Division II quarterfinals in State 7 on 7 Championships
by ELWYN HENDERSON

Courtesy Photo<br> JOSH WALKER (20) and ARDARIUS JOHNSON (3) of the Buckeyes are pictured in their adidas® uniforms at the Texas State 7 on 7 Championships last week. The Buckeyes will have a few weeks off before practices start on Monday, Aug. 5.
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JOSH WALKER (20) and ARDARIUS JOHNSON (3) of the Buckeyes are pictured in their adidas® uniforms at the Texas State 7 on 7 Championships last week. The Buckeyes will have a few weeks off before practices start on Monday, Aug. 5.
Making a return to Division II of the Texas State 7on7 Championships after a year’s absence, the Gilmer Buckeyes made some noise early in Leander last Thursday, winning all three of their games in Pool Play and making it into the Championship Bracket that began last Friday morning at 9 a.m.


Read more:The Gilmer Mirror - Buckeyes advance to Division II quarterfinals in State 7 on 7 Championships

The Gilmer Buckeyes won their first two games in the championship bracket Friday, 34-12 over White Oak, and 33-27 over Houston Westbury Christian, before falling to the Graham Steers, 26-20, in a game that concluded at about 12:20 p.m.

Graham then defeated Somerset, 45-20, and Argyle, 33-31, to become the State 7 on 7 Division II champion in a game that concluded around 4:30 p.m. Friday at Southwest Williamson County Regional Park.

Read more: ETFinalScore.com - Gilmer falls short of semifinals berth at state 7-on-7

Read more: Longview News-Journal - 7-on-7 Football: Carthage impresses while winning consolation title


Read more: Denton RC - Argyle falls in State 7-on-7 Div. II final

Read more: ETSN.fm - GILMER REACHES DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET QUARTERFINALS AT 7-ON-7 FOOTBALL STATE TOURNAMENT



Gilmer WR Desmond Pollard. (ETSN.fm)





Gilmer QB Tanner Barr. (ETSN.fm)






Courtesy Photo / Damon Sayles
GRAHAM players receive their championship shirts.

Video: GigEm247.com - Josh Walker Interview

Video: Legacy Sports Network - The Call, Graham vs Argyle, 7 on 7 Div. 2 Championship 2013


Video: Legacy Sports Network - Texas 7 on 7 State Tournament Highlights 2013

Video: ETSN.fm - The Best East Texas Vine Videos from the 7-on-7 Football State Tournament

Year-by-year 7-on-7 state championship results

DIVISION I

1998: Southlake Carroll 47, Grapevine 33
1999: North Mesquite 31, Lake Worth 27
2000: Celina 45, Abilene Cooper 41
2001: Baytown Lee 34, Austin Bowie 32
2002: Katy Cinco Ranch 42, Abilene 36
2003: Odessa Permian 41, Burnet 27
2004: Tyler Lee 40, Katy Taylor 26
2005: Baytown Lee 51, Bay City 34
2006: Col. Heritage 58, Rockwall 42
2007: Georgetown 41, Hou. Stratford 24
2008: Richland 35, Mesquite 32
2009: RR Stony Point 33, Cyp. Fairbanks 31
2010: Lake Travis 42, DeSoto 39
2011: DeSoto 34, Houston Lamar 25
2012: Plano 45, Manvel 28
2013: Southlake Carroll 46, Hou. Stratford 27

DIVISION II

2007: Celina 28, Crane 21
2008: Crane 38, Navasota 27
2009: Celina 34, Rice Consolidated 19
2010: Brownwood 34, Cameron 32
2011: Melissa 27, Kincaid 20
2012: Celina 34, Graham 28
2013: Graham 33, Argyle 31

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