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Pilot Point pulled away from West behind a big third quarter Thursday to win 45-13 in the teams’ playoff opener.
Caden David scored two TDs and recovered a fumble across a three-minute span to help the Bearcats break it open for good.
Story: https://t.co/kWBw2ciEiU
@GMsportsmedia1@Coach_Worrell@dctf@ProfessorDiggs FINAL: Pilot Point 45, West 13
Bearcats score 42 straight points (trailed 7-3). Back to back bi district champs - first time since 2019-2020. 9-2 most wins in 5 years. PP advances to the 3A D1 area round next week vs Friday’s winner between Commerce & Jefferson
West ends 7-4
Pilot Point beat Life Oak Cliff 62-21 to end the regular season 8-2, 5-1. Best marks since 2021. Bearcats 0-10 in 2023.
Chumley 120 rushing 4 TD
Team 431 rushing 7 TD
Congrats @Coach_Worrell#txhsfb
Great night for Bearcat Subvarsity programs!
PP Black JV 28 Callisburg 0
PP Orange JV 44 Van Alstyne 14
PP 8th 30 Callisburg 0
PP 7th 0 Callisburg 22
Congrats to our coaches and players!
Coach G.A. Moore, legendary Pilot Point coach, passed away today. He was 86 years old.
Born in Mustang, Texas, in 1938, where he lived his entire life, Moore won more than 400 Texas high school football games and eight state championships.
Moore retired as Texas’ winning high school coach (429-97-9), and currently sits at second place on that list.
In high school at Pilot Point, Moore played four sports, lettering 16 times. He married his high school sweetheart, Lois Ann. They began dating in college, and celebrated over 60 years of marriage together.
He played football on scholarship at North Texas State University, and graduated in 1962 with a Bachelor’s of Science degree. He earned his Masters from NTSU in 1967.
Moore’s legendary coaching career started in 1962 at Bryson High School, and went 5-5 his first season. He came back to Pilot Point the next year as head coach. He took a few years off from coaching, then returned in 1972 as head coach at Celina High School.
Moore built a 52-5-2 record over the first five years, then led the Bobcats to a State Championship in 1974.
In 1977, Moore returned home to Pilot Point where he led his alma mater to back-to-back state championships in 1980 and 1981.
He remained head coach at PPHS until 1986 when he accepted the job at Sherman High School. They went from 0-10 before Moore to a record of 6-4. At year’s end, Moore was named the Dallas Area Coach of the Year.
Moore then returned to Celina, where he coached for 14 years. In his first season, the Bobcats advanced to the state semifinals. Moore went 163-22 during that stretch, and captured five state championships, including four consecutive. The Bobcats also amassed a 57-game winning streak.
In 2002, Moore was called back to Pilot Point, serving as head coach for three more seasons.
He took a 3-year sabbatical, and in 2009 became head coach at nearby Aubrey, where he officially retired.
Moore was inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame in 2012.
Pilot Point ISD recognized Coach Moore on November 7, 2024 for his contributions to the community by naming the field at Massey Stadium GA Moore Jr field.
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Our kids honored Coach Moore last night and then went out and played their tails off! Huge 35-7 win to move to 2-0 on the season! Couldn’t be prouder of this group
Mike Elko on Rueben Owens II: "It's the hardest thing for a kid who has high hopes and expectations for what a season is going to be like to have that season taken away from him."
"For him to come back the way he did, knowing how skilled and talented he is when he's 100 percent and knowing he was nowhere near that in the bowl game... That's a real credit to who he is as a kid, how he was raised and how competitive he is."
Pilot Point HS is currently looking for the following positions:
1- Asst. FB- Position- Best fit)/Asst. Bsb
2- Head Boys Soccer/2nd Sport
3- Asst. Girls BB/Head Tennis
Teaching Fields: SS/World Geography, SPED, Math (No PE only)
Email: [email protected]
Thankful to @THSCAcoaches for giving Callie and I a platform to speak on women succeeding in football.
As two coaches kids who spent many summers at THSCA, it’s an honor to be included and to share our stories. Different paths, but same love of the game.
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Your culture doesn't automatically change because you do a book study, a team-building activity, bring in different players, paint the locker room, get new uniforms, or put a slogan on a t-shirt. Culture changes when the standards are lived out and reinforced EVERY DAY.