The Frisco Lone Star football team is on the brink of making history as they prepare to face Smithson Valley in the Texas UIL Class 5A Division I state championship game. The Rangers have already stunned the football world with their remarkable comeback against Aledo, scoring 21 points in the final five minutes to secure a thrilling 56-52 victory in the state semifinal.
The journey to the championship has been nothing short of extraordinary for Frisco Lone Star. They trailed Aledo by 17 points with less than five minutes remaining, a deficit that seemed insurmountable. However, the Rangers defied the odds, scoring three touchdowns in the final minutes to pull off a miraculous win and advance to the state finals for the second time in school history.
This historic run is particularly significant because it marks Frisco ISD's first football state title appearance in 16 years. The last time Lone Star reached the state championship was in 2015, when they fell to Cedar Park 22-6 in the 5A Division II state championship. This year's team is determined to go all the way, aiming for a perfect 16-0 season and the school's first-ever state title.
The Rangers will face a formidable opponent in Smithson Valley, a team known for its resilience and competitive spirit. The state championship game is scheduled for 7:00 PM on Friday, December 19th, at AT&T Stadium, adding to the anticipation and excitement surrounding this high-stakes matchup.
Frisco Lone Star's remarkable comeback against Aledo has captivated fans and showcased the team's unyielding determination and grit. Led by a talented roster and a cohesive coaching staff, the Rangers have demonstrated an ability to perform under pressure and deliver when it matters most.
As the Rangers gear up for their showdown against Smithson Valley, the football community eagerly awaits another thrilling chapter in Frisco Lone Star's storied season. The stage is set for a memorable battle, and the outcome will undeniably be a testament to the hard work, dedication, and resilience of both teams.
