The All Saints varsity football team from Fort Worth, TX, will face the Regents team from Austin, TX, in a neutral-site playoff game on Saturday, November 30, at 12:00 PM. The matchup will take place at Bulldog Stadium in McGregor, TX, as part of the “TAPPS 2024 High School Football Playoff – TAPPS Division II” tournament.
All Saints vs Regents Game Info:
What: Texas High School Football Playoffs
Who: All Saints vs Regents
When: Saturday, November 30, 2024
Bracket: TAPPS 2024 High School Football Playoff – TAPPS Division II
Time: 12:00 p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch here
Game preview: All Saints vs Regents
As the 2024-2025 high school football season nears its climax, two Texas juggernauts, the Regents Knights and the All Saints Saints, are poised for a showdown that promises to be nothing short of electrifying. With impeccable records, dynamic offenses, and standout players, this matchup is a true test of skill, strategy, and determination.
Team Overviews:
Regents Knights (11-1, 6-0 District)
- State Ranking: 59
- Points For (PF): 529
- Points Against (PA): 180
- Winning Percentage: 91.7%
- Key Players:
- Sam Pope (#11): 60.2 rushing yards/game, 7.0 points/game
- Jack Devine (#5): 196.0 passing yards/game, 234.0 total yards/game
- Logan Kendall (#10): 12.2 tackles/game
The Knights boast a potent combination of offensive firepower and defensive grit, with their only loss coming in a closely contested away game. Regents’ ability to dominate at home (6-0) speaks volumes about their resilience.
All Saints Saints (12-0, 5-0 District)
- State Ranking: 37
- Points For (PF): 533
- Points Against (PA): 233
- Winning Percentage: 100%
- Key Players:
- Cole Palfreeman (#20): 58.6 rushing yards/game
- Gavin Parkhurst (#3): 247.6 passing yards/game, 302.7 total yards/game
- Qumonte Williams (#8): 95.1 receiving yards/game, 10.5 points/game
Undefeated and battle-tested, the Saints’ high-powered offense led by Parkhurst and Williams has been a nightmare for opposing defenses. Their defensive front, led by Dalton Knapp’s 0.9 sacks per game, ensures they keep opponents in check.
Statistical Comparisons:
| Category | Regents | All Saints |
|---|---|---|
| Rushing Yards/Game | 153.8 | 174.9 |
| Passing Yards/Game | 206.3 | 250.4 |
| Total Yards/Game | 360.0 | 425.3 |
| Points/Game | 40.8 | 44.4 |
| Tackles/Game | 66.1 | 66.5 |
| Sacks/Game | 1.7 | 2.6 |
All Saints edges out Regents in offensive production, but both teams show defensive prowess with similar tackle rates. Regents relies on a balanced offensive approach, while All Saints’ passing game shines brightly.
Key Matchups:
- Quarterback Duel: Jack Devine vs. Gavin Parkhurst
Devine’s efficiency versus Parkhurst’s explosiveness will be a defining storyline. - Ground Game: Sam Pope vs. Cole Palfreeman
Both teams feature talented running backs, and controlling the ground game will be vital. - Defense Matters: Logan Kendall vs. Jacob Mainord
Kendall’s tackling prowess will meet Mainord’s steady defensive contributions.
Common Opponents Performance:
Both teams have dominated common opponents, with Regents averaging a 48-point margin of victory and All Saints 43 points. This consistency suggests a clash of evenly matched titans.
Final Thoughts:
With contrasting styles but equally impressive records, this game is set to be a classic. Regents’ home dominance will be tested by All Saints’ unbeaten streak. Expect fireworks as both squads leave everything on the field, eyeing the ultimate prize: Texas high school football supremacy.
