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Story in Six Pics: Parkland defeats El Paso High 22-13

Story in Six Pics: Parkland defeats El Paso High 22-13

Herald-Post.com’s Andres Acosta was at Historic Jones Stadium for Thursday night’s matchup between the Parkland Matadors and the El Paso High Tigers.  Here is the story of that game, presented in Six Pics.

The Visitors enter Jones Stadium
The Visitors enter Jones Stadium
The home team then takes the field
The home team then takes the field
the line...first time Tigers prepare to hit the Matadors
the line…first time Tigers prepare to hit the Matadors
El Paso WR #21 Tre Wolf trying to break free from Parkland's #14 Mike Hayes
El Paso WR #21 Tre Wolf trying to break free from Parkland’s #14 Mike Hayes
Matadors face down Tigers
Matadors face down Tigers
Parkland Rb #27 Jacob Mendez driving into the end zone for the touchdown
Parkland Rb #27 Jacob Mendez driving into the end zone for the touchdown

Andres Acosta

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