Dennis Phillips publisher@robconews.com Robertson County News BREMOND — The Bremond Tigers completed a perfect regular season Friday, Nov. 6, surviving a third-quarter surge from Chilton before shutting out the Pirates in the fourth quarter to secure a 47-36 victory and the district championship with a late defensive stand. Bremond finished 10-0 overall and 7-0 in district play, extending its winning streak to 10 games. Chilton, which entered the matchup as the Tigers’ closest district challenger, finished 8-2 overall and 6-1 in league competition. The teams traded touchdowns in the opening quarter, ending the period tied at 7. Bremond gained control in the second quarter with 15 points while holding Chilton to seven, taking a 22-14 lead into halftime. Chilton responded with 22 third-quarter points, overtaking Bremond 36-35 entering the final period. The Tigers answered with 12 unanswered points in the fourth quarter, while their defense kept the Pirates off the scoreboard to preserve the victory. Quarterback S. Kasowski completed 10 of 13 passes for 202 yards and a touchdown without an interception, giving Bremond an efficient passing attack against one of its toughest opponents of the season. J. Scott powered the ground game with 105 yards and three touchdowns on 11 carries. Receiver J. Morgan caught seven passes for 124 yards and a touchdown, providing another major offensive contribution in the district showdown. Bremond ended the regular season with 503 points scored and just 144 allowed, an average of 50.3 points offensively and 14.4 defensively per game. In seven district contests, the Tigers outscored their opponents 384-91. The undefeated season included a perfect 5-0 record at home and a 5-0 mark on the road. Chilton finished second in the district, followed by Burton at 5-2 and Bartlett at 4-3. Somerville finished 3-4 in district play, followed by Holland at 2-5, Snook at 1-6 and Milano at 0-7. Bremond’s 384 district points were the most in the eight-team standings for the 2026 season. With the district championship secured, Bremond now turns its attention to the UIL state playoffs. The Tigers are scheduled to face the D’Hanis Cowboys on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 7:30 p.m. in a neutral-site postseason matchup. D’Hanis enters with a 7-3 record and a contrasting offensive approach. The Cowboys average 260.3 passing yards per game and 110.3 rushing yards, while Bremond averages 254.3 rushing yards and 163.1 passing yards. Bremond holds the edge in average total offense, 417.4 yards per game to D’Hanis’ 370.6. The Tigers also average 72.5 tackles per game, compared with 56.3 for the Cowboys, although D’Hanis averages more sacks, 2.1 to Bremond’s 1.4. After a fourth-quarter stand against Chilton, Bremond enters postseason play unbeaten, tested and seeking to extend a season already defined by consistent scoring and a stingy defense.