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Buckeyes win third State Championship
by JOE DODD

Mirror Photo / Mary Laschinger Kirby<br> BLAKE LYNCH (9) powers into the end zone from four yards out to give the Gilmer Buckeyes their first lead with 10:53 to go in the game. Blocking for him include Colton Hendrix (62) and Colin Hardin (55). Juan Esquivel's extra point made it 28-25, Gilmer. Lynch would score again later in the fourth quarter on a 7-yard run to pad the lead. The Buckeyes won the 4A Division II State Championship over the West Orange-Stark Mustangs, 35-25, on Friday, Dec. 19, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, capping a perfect 16-0 season.
Mirror Photo / Mary Laschinger Kirby
BLAKE LYNCH (9) powers into the end zone from four yards out to give the Gilmer Buckeyes their first lead with 10:53 to go in the game. Blocking for him include Colton Hendrix (62) and Colin Hardin (55). Juan Esquivel's extra point made it 28-25, Gilmer. Lynch would score again later in the fourth quarter on a 7-yard run to pad the lead. The Buckeyes won the 4A Division II State Championship over the West Orange-Stark Mustangs, 35-25, on Friday, Dec. 19, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, capping a perfect 16-0 season.
The Gilmer Buckeyes captured their third state football championship since 2004 with a 35-25 win over the West Orange-Stark Mustangs Friday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

The Gilmer Buckeyes captured their third state football championship since 2004 with a 35-25 win over the West Orange-Stark Mustangs Friday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

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Gilmer players (from left) Blake Lynch, Chris Boyd, Chase Tate and McLane Carter carry the jersey of the late Desmond Pollard (8) and Gladewater's Nikalas Wisinger (68) out to the coin toss before their Class 4A Division II state championship game against West Orange-Stark on Friday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. (Jeff Stapleton, ETSN.fm)
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Gilmer's Demarco Boyd (5) celebrates teammate Devin Smith's (3) fumble recovery for a touchdown during the third quarter of the Buckeyes' 35-25 win over West Orange-Stark in the Class 4A Division II championship game Friday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. (Jeff Stapleton, ETSN.fm)

Gilmer Turns The Tide In The Second Half To Defeat West Orange-Stark For Buckeyes’ Third State Title


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Key Gilmer Offensive Players Finish Adding On To Wild Season Numbers 


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Phil Kuchinsky is live as Gilmer wins it all

By Phil Kuchinsky
KETK's Phil Kuchinsky was live in Arlington. Gilmer won the state championship Friday at AT&T Stadium. The Buckeyes finished unbeaten for the season.
Defense gives Buckeyes life in second half of state win

Defense gives Buckeyes life in second half of state win

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Their offense has been highly touted, and rightfully so, but on Friday afternoon at AT&T Stadium, it was the “Black Flag” that flew the highest in Gilmer’s 35-25 win over West Orange-Stark in the Class 4A Division II state

Gilmer comes back to win 4A, Division II State Championship

Gilmer comes back to win 4A, Division II State Championship

By Reagan Roy
The Gilmer Buckeyes put on show for high school football fans across the nation overcoming an 18-point deficit at halftime to come back and win the 4A - Division II Sate Championship Friday afternoon in Arlington, 35-25.
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Gilmer Buckeyes leave for Jerry World

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The Gilmer Buckeyes left for Arlington Thursday. The unbeaten Bux will play friday at noon for the state championship.

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