What happened: The Greenwood Rangers closed out their regular season with a statement win Friday night, defeating Snyder 67–35 at home. Greenwood jumped out to a 38-point first quarter and never looked back. The Rangers finished the regular season 10–0 and 4-0 in district play and claimed the District 1-4A Division II championship.

The Rangers’ offense stayed balanced all night, scoring in every quarter. Their 67 points marked the fifth time this season they’ve scored at least 50. The steady rhythm and quick tempo once again showed why Greenwood has remained unbeaten.

Go deeper: Greenwood’s perfect record reflects the team’s focus, preparation, and unity. Each win strengthened their standing as one of West Texas’s best programs. Friday’s win reflects Greenwood’s strong foundation and signals a bright future for the postseason run.

Head coach Rusty Purser’s group has combined power on offense with discipline on defense. The Rangers start fast, stay sharp, and finish strong. That consistency has made them one of the most complete teams in their division.

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What’s next: Greenwood advances to the UIL state playoffs next week and will take on Perryton (4-6 overall and 1-3 in district play) on Friday, Nov. 14, at 5 p.m. The game will be held at Greg Sherwood Memorial Stadium in Plainview.

Rangers finish perfect season with win over Snyder