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For the 61st time the city of Abilene is split in support by a set of railroad tracks. Those to the north side of the railroad support Abilene, those to the south support Cooper. Each year, the two teams meet for one football game, known as the “Crosstown Showdown”. Once a year, Shotwell Stadium fills up one side blue, the other side gold. The rivalry between the two schools goes back to 1961, and since then Cooper leads the series with a 35-22-1 record versus Abilene Eagles. In the 2020 Crosstown Showdown, Cooper took the victory 30-20.

 

 

MVP

Chris Warren
Abilene Cooper
Warren took home tonight's MVP Award completing 14 passes on 23 attempts for 164 yards and rushed for 104 yards on 11 attempts.

SCHOLAR ATHLETES

Ramiro Padilla, Jr.

Abilene

Ramiro has also been a part of our soccer and cross-country programs since his freshman year, where he has made it to the regional cross country meet and post season soccer. Ramiro is also involved with our PAALS class on campus.
Daniel Gebhart

Abilene Cooper

Daniel is a two-year letterman in football and baseball. He has also lettered in AG Science and has served as an officer, also earning his FFA Chapter Greenhand Degree. Daniel is a member of the National Honors Society, National Technical Honor, and Stone Owl Scholar. He has served as an American Cancer Society volunteer camp counselor. He plans to attend Oklahoma State University.

GAME SUMMARY

Abilene Cooper takes another victory in the "Crosstown Showdown" defeating Abilene High, 31-14. Abilene Cooper QB1, Chris Warren, took home the MVP Award completing 14 passes on 23 attempts for 164 yards and rushed for 104 yards on 11 attempts. Tonight's victory is Cooper's third-straight win and improves to 36-24-1 in the series. Cooper improve to 1-1 on the season, while the Eagles of Abilene fall to 0-2.