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It was a battle of Ysleta ISD rivals as Northeast took on East El Paso, with Parkland traveling to Hanks Friday night.

The Knights were valiant in the defense of their kingdom, but the relentless charge of the Matadors led them to a 56-41 victory.

Our very own Johnny Yturales was there and we bring you his view of the competition in this ‘Game in Many Pics.’

The Del Valle Conquistadores hosted Hanks Friday night at Conquest Stadium, and the hosts made the most of the game, winning 50-21.

Our very own Johnny Yturales was there and we bring you his view of the contest via this gallery.

It was Homecoming in the Kingdom Friday night, as the Hanks Knights hosted the El Paso High Tigers.

And the Kingdom was well defended under the lights, as the Knights beat the Tigers 61-22.  Check out all the action of the game in this ‘Game in Many Pics.’

As the first round of playoffs got underway throughout the Borderland, the Andress Eagles hosted the Hanks Knights in Northeast El Paso.

While the Knights battled valiantly, it was the home-standing Eagles that swooped in for the victory, 33-12.

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The Hanks Knights traveled south to take on the Ysleta Indians at Hutchins Stadium Friday night.

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The Beasts of the Northeast – Parkland Matadors – played host to the Hanks Knights Friday night under the lights at the Bullring.

The Matadors came out of the gate with power, and while the Knights held for a bit, it would be Parkland’s night as they won 56-28

Our very own  Johnny Yturales was there and we bring you his view of the game in this ‘Story in Many Pics’

The Conquistadores rose from the Mission Valley Friday night, headed to the kingdom on the city’s eastside to take on the Hanks Knights at Excalibur Stadium.

Del Valle stormed the castle, and while the Knights fought valiantly, the silver-clad visitors won 58-14.

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The Fabens Wildcats made the trek from the Cotton Valley to East El Paso Friday night to take on the Hanks Knights on their home castle.

The Knights came out swinging, holding the the Blue and Gold clad ‘Cats to a touchdown en-route to a 40-7 victory.

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The Hanks Knights played host to the Canutillo Eagles Friday night for a crucial week four battle.

Our very own Kevin Venegas was there and brings you his view of the game in this ‘Story in Many Pics.’

The El Paso High Tigers found themselves in an early deficit against the Hanks Knights falling short of a comeback, dropping their first home game of the season on Friday with a score of 36-28.

“We made way too many mistakes. Can’t point fingers, we all learn to correct those mistakes,” running back and defensive back, Shane Rodriguez said. We lost some guys to injury, but that can’t be an excuse, we have to bounce back.”

The visiting Knights got off to a fast start, scoring 16 unanswered points against the Tigers. Hanks quarterback Austin Guerrero, found Ever Chaves wide open for a 80-yard touchdown.

The Tigers answered with a score of their own, after Shane Rodriguez punched it in from 5-yards out. The Tigers added a 2-point conversion, cutting the Hanks lead by half.

It was then that the Knights went on to score 17 more points, extending their lead to a halftime score of 33-8.

“The first half I don’t think we were mentally ready, we had a lot of penalties in crucial situations and we’re turning the ball over,” head coach Robert Morales said. “We weren’t focused on defense and making tackles…second half, they played much better.”

The Tigers found the end zone once again late in the third quarter, when Shane Rodriguez scored on a 4-yard run to begin their comeback attempt.

After a Hanks field goal, the Tigers would again find the end zone early in the fourth quarter.  Quarterback Anthony Escobedo ran it in from 23-yards out, cutting the Hanks lead to 14.

The Tigers failed to convert on a 4th down attempt late in the fourth quarter, giving the ball back to Hanks; but still managed to come within one possession of tying the game.

The Tigers dropped to 1-1 and will host San Eli next Friday in Jones Stadium.

“We didn’t capitalize on the opportunities, we had the ball like five times inside the red zone, that really kicked us in the butt,” Escobedo said. “We just have to have great practices and focus, no messing around, make sure everyone is on top of it and we’ll be fine.”

By Sergio Estrada – EPHS Tatler & ephstigernews.com / Special to the Herald-Post | Check out the photo gallery.