This week the Cowboys faced the Plano West Wolves on the road. This was their second district game and first on the road. In the first half, Coppell came out focused and ready to take on their opponent. The Wolves ran the ball heavily, but the Cowboys’ defense was well prepared and had success stopping the run-game. Coppell’s offense was well-equipped to handle the different looks the Wolves’ defense was bound to show them. With a sizable lead going into halftime, the Cowboys were feeling confident in finishing the game. In the second half they did just that: the defense held Wolves’ offense scoreless and the offense controlled the pace of the game, hindering the Wolves from catching any momentum.
Offensively, the Cowboys experienced success through the air by way of QB Jack Fishpaw, who went 16-23 for 261 yards, and threw one touchdown. WR Carter Kincaid, had a stellar night catching the ball only four times, but for 93 yards and one fancy touchdown. WR Luca Grosoli also had an excellent night with four catches for 78 yards. QB Landry Fee, scored two rushing touchdowns in the redzone when it mattered most. RB Blake Robbins, rushed for 60 yards off of 16 carries.
Defensively, the Cowboys were extremely dominant. The defense ended the night with four turnovers that changed the trajectory of the game. LB Jack McAdams, had eight solo tackles, two forced fumbles, and an interception in the second half that helped to seal-the-deal. DB Isaiah Nichols, had four tackles, a fumble recovery that changed the momentum of the game in the first half, and an interception. LB Ike Odimegwu, had two big tackles, and a huge fumble recovery.
Overall, it was a solid victory for the Cowboys. Next week, they look to continue their win streak and defeat Marcus High School.

JV Red:
The Cowboys' JV Red team played the Plano West Wolves at home this week. Coppell’s defense was dominant from beginning to end. The Cowboys’ offense saw success, both through the air and on the ground. This was a solid victory earned by the Cowboys, 27-8. Offensive player of the game was Riggs Montgomery. Defensive players of the game were Jake Logsdon and Spencer Kutchins.

JV Black:
The Cowboys' JV Black team had their first dominating game of the season this past week. Their defense just kept keeping the Wolves out of the endzone. The Cowboys’ offense was rolling and put-up big points. In the end the Cowboys came out on top 47-6. Offensive player of the game was Jon Thompson. Defensive players of the game were Khai Lawrence and Blake Short.

Freshmen White:
The Cowboys' Freshmen White team were on the road this week against Shepton. The Cowboys have battled multiple injuries leading up this game, but were confident they could still earn a victory. Their offense could not be stopped and defense nearly stopped Shepton from scoring at all. The Cowboys earned yet another win 51-12. Offensive player of the game was Scott Fishpaw. Defensive player of the game was Noah Toledo.

Freshmen Silver:
The Cowboys' Freshman Silver team took on Denton Ryan this week. They knew it would be a tough match-up, but we ready for the challenge. It was close all the way until the end, but the Cowboys game out on top 15-8. Defensive players of the game were Brand Felts and Cole Kinnan. Offensive player of the game was Ethan Schuy.

Freshmen Platinum:
The Cowboys' Freshmen Platinum team took on Dallas Jesuit for the second time this season at home. They were hoping to bounce back from the first time they played them, but Jesuit had multiple new players added to their roster. In the end, the cowboys fell to Jesuit, 20-6. Offensive players of the game were Caden Naef and Axel Rios. Defensive players of the game were Eric Olvera and Jayden Benjamin.