Editor’s Note: During the UIL State Championships at AT&T Stadium, TexasHSFootball will be presenting an MVP award of the game as voted on by the fans in partnership with VCRNow. For more information on how to vote, click here.
The final game of the Texas high school football season turned into a strong defensive showcase for the Cy-Fair Bobcats. Making their state championship debut, the Bobcats were able to run through the Waco Midway defense en route to a 51-35 win over the Panthers.
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One of the big keys for the playoff run for the Bobcats has been their power running game with Trenton Kennedy proving to be the workhorse for a strong Cy-Fair squad. Kennedy stepped up on offense, rushing for 106 yards and three touchdowns.
And as voted on by the fans, Kennedy’s performance earned him the TexasHSFootball Most Valuable Player of the Game presented by VCRNow.
The #TXHSFB Managing Editor, @RealMarcMarion, interviewing the 6A D2 @VCRNOW MVP, Trent Kennedy. #UILState #TXHSFB #TexasHSFB #TexasHSFootball pic.twitter.com/AoUEsra8ng
— Texas HS Football (@texashsfootball) December 24, 2017
The Cy-Fair Bobcats took home the last championship of the weekend at AT&T Stadium and Kennedy made it a memorable one as they head back to Houston.
As the winner of the MVP award, Kennedy will receive a commemorative custom MVP football, a full scholarship to the Football University Camp of their choice as well as an image collage.
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