Fight breaks out between DFW high school football teams

FORT WORTH, Texas — Things bought bowling shoe-ugly below the Friday night time lights in Fort Worth as two footballs teams broke into an all-out fistfight with followers even leaping into the fray. 

The slobberknocker was between the Fort Worth Eastern Hills High School and Dallas Roosevelt High School football teams at Eastern Hills’ discipline with simply six minutes left within the recreation. 

Dallas ISD mentioned the sport was known as off early because of the pier-sixer, with each teams being disqualified. The fracas remains to be being investigated. 

“The UIL is aware of the incident involving Fort Worth Eastern Hills and Dallas Roosevelt high school students during a football game on Thursday September 8, 2022,” the UIL wrote in a press release. “The school and the local district executive committee are investigating and have the authority to impose penalties for involved students. The UIL will continue to gather information.”

Per UIL guidelines, gamers concerned within the combat will miss half of the following recreation they play. Eligible JV gamers from Roosevelt will play the primary half of the following recreation on Friday, Dallas ISD acknowledged, with the varsity gamers reinstated within the second half. 

“Dallas ISD does not condone this type of behavior among our student-athletes, coaches, or fans,” the district wrote in a press release. “As we educate the whole student, our emphasis has been centered around making healthy decisions to resolve conflict rather than adding to intense moments experienced in team sports.”

Fort Worth ISD mentioned their inquiry into the Friday night time combat can also be nonetheless energetic. 

“No decision has been finalized regarding the District’s response,” FWISD wrote in a press release. “Student safety is and will remain a priority to FWISD.”