Dennis Phillips publisher@robconews.com Robertson County News MOODY — The Hearne Eagles closed their 2026 football season with an explosive offensive performance Friday, Nov. 6, overwhelming the Moody Bearcats 62-12 in a District 13-2A Division I matchup. The Eagles delivered their highest-scoring performance of the season, dominating the Bearcats on their home field and ending the year with a decisive 50-point victory. Hearne’s offensive explosion accounted for nearly one-third of the team’s 190 points scored throughout the season. The Eagles also turned in a strong defensive performance, limiting Moody to just 12 points while controlling the contest. The victory improved Hearne’s overall record to 3-7 and its district mark to 2-4, placing the Eagles sixth in the final district standings. Moody finished its difficult season at 1-9 overall and winless in six district contests. Hearne’s victory snapped its losing streak and provided a positive ending to a challenging season. The Eagles finished with 190 points scored and 255 allowed across 10 games. In district competition, Hearne scored 113 points while surrendering 162, with the finale against Moody providing a significant boost to those offensive totals. Moody struggled throughout district competition, scoring just 40 points in six games while allowing 331. The Bearcats finished the season having surrendered 463 points overall. Thorndale captured the district championship with a perfect 10-0 overall record and a 6-0 district mark. Rosebud-Lott finished second at 5-1 in district play, followed by Granger and Bruceville-Eddy at 3-3. Marlin and Hearne each completed district competition at 2-4, with Marlin holding fifth place in the standings. For the Eagles, Friday’s dominant performance provided an encouraging conclusion to the season, demonstrating the team’s offensive potential and giving the program momentum heading into preparations for 2027.