• The Cowboy Theatre Company shows The Old Man and the Moon in the Black Box at Coppell High School Thursday through Saturday.
  • CHS takes its senior panoramic picture at 10 a.m. on Wednesday
  • Coppell High School hosts signing day for athletes at 8 a.m. on Wednesday
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Junior Varsity Red and Black Football Recap

October 14, 2015
Coppell JV Black cornerback Sam Castranova attempts to tackle Hebron High School player Aug. 27 at Buddy Echols Field. Castranova is a very versatile player and contributed in the Cowboys 7-6 win.
Coppell JV Black cornerback Sam Castranova attempts to tackle Hebron High School player Aug. 27 at Buddy Echols Field. Castranova is a very versatile player and contributed in the Cowboys 7-6 win.
Coppell JV Black running back Sunny Singh scores the only Cowboy touchdown on Aug. 27 at Buddy Echols Field against Hebron High School. Singh ran the ball 37 yards to help the Cowboys win 7-6.
Coppell JV Black running back Sunny Singh scores the only Cowboy touchdown on Aug. 27 at Buddy Echols Field against Hebron High School. Singh ran the ball 37 yards to help the Cowboys win 7-6.
Coppell JV Black wide receiver Michael Quirk carries the ball past the Hebron defender Aug. 27 at Buddy Echols Field. Quirk had many game changing plays in this Cowboys 7-6 win.
Coppell JV Black wide receiver Michael Quirk carries the ball past the Hebron defender Aug. 27 at Buddy Echols Field. Quirk had many game changing plays in this Cowboys 7-6 win.
Coppell Cowboys JV Red tight end Connor Salerno runs 25 yards after a 20 yard pass to score the first Cowboy touchdown Aug. 27 at Buddy Echols Field to help the Cowboys win 27-13 over Hebron.
Coppell Cowboys JV Red tight end Connor Salerno runs 25 yards after a 20 yard pass to score the first Cowboy touchdown Aug. 27 at Buddy Echols Field to help the Cowboys win 27-13 over Hebron.
Coppell High School JV Red sophomore Kolbe Branch carries in the Cowboys’ 31-0 victory over L.D. Bell on Sept. 24 at Buddy Echols Field.
Coppell High School JV Red sophomore Kolbe Branch carries in the Cowboys’ 31-0 victory over L.D. Bell on Sept. 24 at Buddy Echols Field.
Coppell High School JV Red sophomore and quarterback Wiley Green passes in the Cowboys’ victory over L.D. Bell 31-0 on Sept. 24 at Buddy Echols Field.
Coppell High School JV Red sophomore and quarterback Wiley Green passes in the Cowboys’ victory over L.D. Bell 31-0 on Sept. 24 at Buddy Echols Field.
Coppell High Schools JV Red team comes together during halftime Sept. 24 at Buddy Echols Field. The Cowboys defeated L.D. Bell 31-0.
Coppell High Schools JV Red team comes together during halftime Sept. 24 at Buddy Echols Field. The Cowboys defeated L.D. Bell 31-0.
Coppell High School JV Red sophomore Reese Walker aligns himself with the referee Sept. 24 at Buddy Echols Field. The Cowboys defeated L.D. Bell 31-0.
Coppell High School JV Red sophomore Reese Walker aligns himself with the referee Sept. 24 at Buddy Echols Field. The Cowboys defeated L.D. Bell 31-0. o
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