Welcome to Planet Ford Stadium, where the Spring Lions will host the traveling West Field Mustangs. In a historic rivalry that began in 1978, this Texas matchup is one of over 100 featured games in the 23rd season of the Great American Rivalry Series. 

Currently, both teams have put in fantastic battles in between the endzones. However, last season saw the Mustangs take a dominating show capped off with a shutout. They walked away with a 32-0 victory, but we know the Lions are coming back for vengeance.  

Mark your calendar for October 2nd, as 7,000 fans will be on the edge of their seats for the next installment of this heated rivalry.  

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MVP

Zekedrick Love #17
Westfield

SCHOLAR ATHLETES

Daquan Sampson

Spring

Daquan Sampson has been making a major impact for the Spring Lions this season. The senior running back has recorded 49 carries for 430 yards and three touchdowns, averaging an impressive nine yards per carry. His performance has him among the leading rushers in District 14-6A. Daquan is also making an impact in the classroom, carrying a 4.7 GPA and ranking in the top 10 of his senior class. Keep an eye on Daquan as he works toward the opportunity to continue his academic and athletic career at the collegiate level.
Davon Smith

Westfield

Davon ranks third in his graduating class, was named to the Houston Touchdown Club Preseason All-Houston Team, and earned 14-6A District Defensive MVP honors! A proud team captain, Davon plans to major in Business at the University of Arizona!

GAME SUMMARY

Westfield came away with a 42-6 victory over Spring on Friday night, continuing its strong stretch of play as the season moves forward. The Mustangs controlled much of the game from the start, using a balanced offensive attack and strong defensive performance to build a commanding lead. Spring struggled to find consistency offensively, while Westfield continued to capitalize on its opportunities and keep the pressure on throughout the night. The Mustangs’ physical style and execution on both sides of the ball ultimately proved to be the difference, as Westfield closed out the night with a convincing victory and improved to 3-2 on the season.