Two weeks, 151 points. North Crowley beat Dallas Skyline 75-3 on Thursday night, six days after putting up 76 on Mansfield Lake Ridge, and the Fort Worth program is 8-0 with the Texas playoffs in sight. The Panthers sit No. 13 in the MaxPreps national Top 25, and MaxPreps' Thursday Top 25 roundup, republished by BVM Sports, reported the same 75-3 final.
It was the second straight game North Crowley scored at least 75, and the Panthers are now averaging nearly 48 points per game.
North Crowley's Season by the Numbers
MaxPreps' schedule data for the Panthers shows 382 points scored and 129 allowed through eight games. The early slate was the tough part. North Crowley opened with a 26-0 shutout of Aledo, beat Southlake Carroll 40-10 and Houston's Summer Creek 41-20, then won at Duncanville 47-30 in September. Crowley (35-14) and Waxahachie (42-17) followed before the two blowouts.
The closest game all season was the 17-point win at Duncanville, and Skyline's three points were the fewest the Panthers have allowed since the opener.
The Defending 6A Division I Champion Is Rolling
This is the same program that won the 2024 Class 6A Division I state title, finishing that run with a 50-21 win over Austin Westlake. Under head coach DeMarcus Harris, the 2026 group has two regular-season games left.
North Crowley plays Mansfield on Thursday, Oct. 29, then Red Oak on Nov. 5. Follow the Panthers on the North Crowley MaxPreps team page, and find more Texas coverage through the UIL page on BallerTube.
