The football season is about to start for Sachse, and all the players and coaches are ready to play their first game. They have a lot of seniors who are graduating and who are going to commit to colleges that give offers to the players at the end of the year. They have all good kinds of talent, 5, 4, and 3 stars that are on the team. This season will be exciting, and hopefully, Sachse can have a great season. Everybody works hard to get better and hopefully win the games for this team. So, let’s see what they do in the 2024-2025 high school season.
The Date is August 30th. They play a rival of theirs, Coppell, that hosts Sachse. Not a district game, but it is considered an away game. The game ended badly for Sachse, losing to powerhouse Coppell 31-10. Sachse was coming to the game with revenge from last year but couldn’t get it done at the end of the day.
The next week, they played the first district game versus Lamar. They were home for their first district game. The Date of the game is September 6th. They played the game, and they beat down the Lamar Vikings and won 43-6. It’s a good way to bounce back after the loss from last week. So now the Sachse Mustangs are 1-1 and 1-0 in the district.
This week’s date is September 13th. This week, they face the Garland Owls, and it should be an easy win for Sachse, even though they are away. They played the game, and as said, the game was easy for Sachse, and they beat the Owls 41-0 and shut them out. 2-1 and 2-0 In district.
The week after, they played the Wylie Pirates, and it was a good match. Sachse is in their field. Sachse won 44-17 on September 19th. Sachse is doing well and is on a winning streak. They are catching fire, and the team is looking good.
They then headed to the Lakeview Patriots to play an away game. It didn’t matter, though, because they still headed in there and won 35-7. They won by 28 points and are heading to the next week. At this point, there was a 4-game winning streak of 4-1 and 4-0 in the district.
That week, they played Wylie East. This was a good match because they were even, and it was an amazing game at the end of the day. It was a defensive game mainly, but Sachse ended up winning a close game 19-17. To date, this is one of the better teams they played.
The following week, they played another away game versus North Garland, and they dominated North Garland, winning 63-7. The highest score Sachse had that season. Throughout the week, they played back-to-back Garland teams, but now they play South Garland.
The other team, South Garland, put up a better fight, but Sachse still beat them by 55-21. Sachse was on a roll here by winning games and hadn’t lost a single game in the district. At this point, Sachse is 7-0 in the district.
Later next week, they played Naaman Forest, which is better than the other teams Sachse has been playing for the last couple of weeks. Sachse versus Naaman, but in the end, Sachse won again 30-7 and kept winning.
The upcoming week is something big for these two schools. You have Sachse Mustangs vs Rowlett Eagles. These two teams are rivals. If Sachse won this, they would win the district and be undefeated. This would be a really big thing and everybody in the school would be proud. The game was heated. Sachse became District champions and went undefeated in the District. They also made the playoffs for the whole Texas bracket. At the end of the regular season, they went 9-1 and 8-0 in district.
The Texas Playoff bracket is set, and Sachse finds out who they are going to play. Sachse faced the Rockwall Yellow Jackets, and everybody in the school went around talking about the game and how they should be able to move on to the next round. The game between Sachse and Rockwall was highly anticipated, especially since it was a playoff game, and everyone was excited. However, the game didn’t go as well as expected. Rockwall kept scoring repeatedly, while Sachse’s offense struggled, causing multiple turnovers. Sachse ended up losing in a devastating 50-17 defeat. The Yellow Jackets won and advanced to the next round of the playoffs.
Sachse ended their season on a disappointing note, but many players had a great year, and overall, it was a strong season. This was the season of the Sachse Mustangs High School football team in Sachse, Texas. The team and players performed well, winning the district, but couldn’t advance further in the playoffs. Despite the tough ending, they had a successful year.
The seniors who played their last season are going to college and most committed to schools to play football. These are the seniors that are moving on. Kaliq Lockett, Brendon Haygood, Santana Quinn, Aaron Esheku, Anthony Okoye, Jackson King, Vashon Brunswick, Joshua Ridge, Corey Walls, Jackson Chapman, Zion Bonner, Braedyn Watkins, Aidan Sharp, Chase Thomas, Cory Taylor, Jordan Nelson, Sean Davault, Charles Gracy, Keandrae Little, Talan Wilson, Houston Schafer, Layne Minor, Ngozi Ofili, Trenton Honeycutt, Josh Weston, Jaden Smith, Angelo Lopez, Austin Killingsworth, Christian Rangel, Cameron Riojas, Xzavion Williams, Marcos Pengaos, Jackson Schmidt, Devun Noudaranouvong, Aiden Pierce, Case Lee, Josh Osakwe, Major Snow, Saladin Hamilton, and Joseph Hampton.
So many people signed up for college teams to continue their football careers. So here are some of the players who signed places. I could not find where the committed and I also can’t talk about everybody because so many people are going to college. Also, I’m going in-depth on some of the bigger-name guys. The first guy was the guy everybody talked about the most, the 5-star. The 5-star guy that was talked about the most, Kaliq Locket, committed and signed with the Texas Longhorns. The next guy we can talk about was the starting running back who started the season as a 3-star and was committed to Boise State. But as the season went on and when the season was over, the running back, Brendon Haygood, switched on his birthday and committed to Mizzou. Also, ending the season as a 4-star recruit. Corey Wall, a defensive lineman, plays DL. He committed to the University of Utah, going to San Antonio to play college ball. The WR 2 for Sachse Santana Quinn signed with Navarro College. CJ Wells DB commits to Tarleton State Texans Football, Stephenville.
