The Wellington (TX) varsity football team will face Collinsville (TX) in a neutral playoff game on Friday, November 22, at 7:00 PM. This game is part of the 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships, 2A Division 2 tournament.

Wellington vs Collinsville Game Info:

What: Texas High School Football Playoffs
Who: Wellington vs Collinsville
When: Friday, November 22, 2024
Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
Bracket: 2024 UIL Texas Football State Championships – 2024 Football Conference 2A D2
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Game preview: Wellington vs Collinsville

As the 2024-2025 football season heads into the final stretch, two Texas teams, Collinsville and Wellington, stand out as dominant forces within their respective divisions. With impressive records and standout individual performances, both teams are gearing up for what promises to be a thrilling conclusion to their seasons.

Team Overview

Collinsville (10-1 Overall, 4-1 District)
Ranked 264th in the state and 118th nationally, Collinsville has had a remarkable season. Their overall win percentage stands at an impressive .909, with a district win percentage of .800. The team has dominated both at home and on the road, with a perfect 6-0 record in neutral-site games, making them one of the most formidable teams in the region. Collinsville has scored a total of 489 points, averaging 44.5 points per game, while allowing only 151 points all season.

Wellington (9-2 Overall, 5-0 District)
Wellington ranks 590th in the state and 152nd nationally, with a solid overall win percentage of .818. The team has been perfect within district play, boasting a 5-0 record, and they’ve shown their strength with a 6-1 record on the road. The team’s scoring is just as formidable as their defense, having scored 455 points this season. They average 41.4 points per game, and despite allowing 143 points, their defensive and offensive balance makes them a tough competitor.

Team Scoring Averages

• Collinsville has been explosive in the first half of games, averaging 10.1 points in the first quarter and 17.1 points in the second. While they slightly dip in the second half, averaging 9.1 in the third and 6.4 in the fourth, they still maintain an average of 44.5 points per game, showcasing their high-scoring nature.
• Wellington has a more balanced scoring approach, averaging 13.5 points in the first quarter, but a notable drop to 7.0 points in the second quarter. However, their fourth-quarter performance stands out with 14.0 points, bringing their total to an average of 41.4 points per game.

Team Stat Comparison

• Rushing: Collinsville leads in rushing yards, averaging 158.3 yards per game, driven by standout running back Garrett Trevino, who has racked up 74.1 yards per game. Wellington does not list rushing yard averages, suggesting a more pass-heavy offense.
• Passing: Wellington excels in the air, averaging 224.5 passing yards per game, with quarterback Jaxon Jenkins throwing for 237.3 yards per game. Collinsville is slightly more balanced in their passing game, averaging 224.5 yards per game as well, led by Jenkins, who has also accumulated 245.8 total yards per game.
• Defense: Collinsville’s defense has been a key component of their success, with an average of 80.2 tackles per game and 1.0 sacks per game. Wellington’s defensive stats are not fully detailed, but their ability to shut down opponents in clutch moments has been evident in their undefeated district record.

Key Players

• Garrett Trevino (Collinsville) has been a force in both rushing and defense, leading the team with 74.1 rushing yards per game and averaging 14.7 tackles per game. He is also responsible for 8.0 points per game.
• Jaxon Jenkins (Wellington) is the offensive leader, contributing 237.3 passing yards per game and accumulating 245.8 total yards per game. His ability to make big plays will be critical in their postseason push.
• Chad Davidson (Collinsville) is another key offensive weapon, contributing 62.2 receiving yards per game, helping to keep defenses honest and creating opportunities for the running game.

Record Breakdown

Collinsville’s 10-1 record has been bolstered by their perfect performance in neutral-site games, while Wellington has proven their mettle in district play, going 5-0 and finishing the season with an 8-2 record in-state. Collinsville’s only loss came within district play, but they will be looking to make a deep playoff run.

Both teams have been impressive on their home turf, with Collinsville going 3-1 and Wellington excelling away with a 6-1 road record. When it comes to neutral-site games, both teams have shown resilience, with both having solid records in such matchups.

Conclusion

As Collinsville and Wellington approach the end of their seasons, both teams are primed for a deep playoff push. With stellar offenses and strong defenses, they are among the best in Texas this year. Whether it’s the balanced attack of Collinsville or the explosive passing game of Wellington, this matchup promises to be a highlight of the Texas high school football season. As both teams continue to showcase their strengths, the road to the playoffs will be a thrilling one for fans and players alike.