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Trinity Christian High School football is dropping to TAPPS Division III next season, a major shift for the Lions.
Nearby, the Post Antelopes posted an 8-3 record last season, earning a state ranking. Coach John Wright says eight wins are not enough. The New Home Leopards also solidified their program since becoming an 11-man school in 2018, establishing themselves as a top contender.
For TCHS fans, this division change offers a clearer path to deep playoff runs, potentially bringing more Friday night excitement to their campus off Frankford Avenue. It also means local football watchers will see how their Lions stack up against different competition.
While teams like Lovington chase their 21st state title, TCHS now navigates a new division aiming for a fresh start in the playoff hunt.
Common questions
What is happening with Trinity Christian football?
- Trinity Christian High School football is reclassifying and dropping to TAPPS Division III next season. This is a major shift for the Lubbock Lions, with Head coach Riley White aiming for a return to playoff form with a strong class coming back this year.
How will this division change affect TCHS football?
- The division change will reshape Trinity Christian's football schedule, potentially bringing new rivalries or altering existing ones for games around the South Loop. For TCHS fans, this reclassification offers a clearer path to deeper playoff runs.
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