10/13/2026
UNTX WEEK 7 STANDINGS | WEEK 8 MATCHUPS TO WATCH
Two regular-season Saturdays remain. Playoff spots, first-round byes, and conference seeding are coming into focus. October 17 has some BIG games on the board!
TOP 5 ORGANIZATIONAL RECORDS
FYAA Spartans: 41–5–0 | 89.1%
KCC: 35–12–0 | 74.5%
TYA Tigers: 31–16–1 | 65.6%
WYA: 29–18–1 | 61.5%
AYFCA Bearcats: 46–33–0 | 58.2%
Combined overall W–L–T across every age group and both conferences, ranked by winning percentage. Ties count as half a win. Organization records are separate from conference seeding. Which organization is finishing strongest?
10U DALLAS: THE COLLISION COURSE ARRIVES
FYAA–Simpson vs. WYA–Knight. Both are 7–0. Simpson has scored 264 points and allowed SIX. Knight has scored 250 and allowed 26. Both have secured playoff berths, but this one can change the picture at the top. Which unbeaten team makes the bigger statement?
10U FORT WORTH: LWYA–WARD vs. AYFCA–MALONE
Two 6–1 teams with playoff spots secured and plenty of seeding left to settle. Malone arrives off a 22–0 win over KCC–Burton. Ward has allowed just 18 points all season. Who leaves with the stronger claim to a first-round bye?
5U DALLAS: RUN IT BACK!
FYAA–Schurmann edged WYA–Knight 14–12 on Saturday. They meet AGAIN this week, with Schurmann 7–0 and Knight 6–1. Can Waxahachie turn a two-point finish into a different result?
6U: UNBEATEN RECORDS AND SEEDING IMPLICATIONS
Fort Worth’s LYSA–Cortez is 7–0 after surviving KNLP 13–12. Next up: 6–1 KMYA–Rivera. Both have already secured a top-two conference finish and a first-round bye. Rivera gets another shot after Cortez won their first meeting 24–0. Does the rematch look different?
In Dallas, WYA–Singleton puts its 6–0–1 record against 6–1 FYAA–Mitchell. With TYA also 6–0–1, the race at the top is far from settled!
9U: TWO GAMES WITH SOMETHING TO SAY
Dallas: MYFL–Allen (5–2 overall, 3–2 conference) faces AYFCA–Hooton (5–1, 3–1).
Fort Worth: AYFCA–Bush (5–1, 4–0) faces SYA Cowboys–Duskey (4–2, 3–1). Bush just handed previously unbeaten BYA–Sampson its first loss, 22–8. Can Duskey shake up that race?
THE PLAYOFF PICTURE
The mathematical check confirms at least 68 playoff berths and nine teams outside the qualifying field. Other races remain unresolved. A secured berth does not mean a final seed is locked.
6U Dallas has its six qualifying teams determined. MYFL–Emert’s 32–26 win over SYSA–Jones matters: Emert is 2–5, but its head-to-head wins over both Jones and MLLFA–Scriven secure a berth.
12U Fort Worth has five berths secured: KCC–Borne, AYFCA–Olin, LYSA, KMYA–Bass, and KNLP–Hawkins. The last spot remains unsettled among AYFCA–Small, LWYA–Dixon, and KMYA–Johnson. Dixon (2–5) vs. Small (3–4) this Saturday is one to watch!
In 10U Fort Worth, LYSA–Brooks (3–4) vs. KMYA–Ibanez (4–3) is another game with real playoff stakes. Who takes a big step toward securing a spot?
STATEMENT WINS AND SURPRISES
12U AYFCA–Olin beat KMYA–Bass 45–0 in a meeting of two 5–1 teams. That’s a statement heading into the final stretch.
10U MYFL–Robinson beat previously 5–1 AYFCA–Wyche 34–8. Midlothian is now 5–2 with a playoff berth secured. Is Robinson getting hot at the right time?
8U KNLP entered 2–3 and beat 4–1 AYFCA–Wetzel 20–8. Which team could deliver the next surprise?
Give us your age group, team, and prediction. Which Week 8 matchup deserves the biggest crowd? Keep it respectful and celebrate these young athletes!
Conference record determines seeding.
Tie-breakers: 1. Conference Record > 2. Head to Head > 3. Points Against > 4. Coin Flip.
The graphic shows separate overall and conference W–L–T records. PF/PA are overall totals. Results through October 10, verified October 12. Future-dated finals are excluded until their scheduled dates. Featured upcoming games are scheduled for October 17. Playoff notes reflect the published six-team-per-conference format and remaining schedule; final seeds are still being decided.
(Nothing is construed as official until league certifies it.)