Eight Bowie High School football players made the first team in District 4-3A-I.
The Jackrabbits had a historic season, winning their first playoff football game in 34 years with a 44-40 conquest over Clyde.
Bowie finished 6-6 overall and 3-2 in 4-3A-I, with its season coming to an end on Nov. 19 with a loss to Shallowater at Snyder.
Bowie finished third in the district behind Brock and Breckenridge. The Jackrabbits defeated Boyd during the slate, helping them finish ahead of the Yellowjackets.
On offense, Trace Hardee was named first-team quarterback after going 140-of-245 for 2,058 yards, 20 touchdowns and just four interceptions. Hardee also rushed 146 times for 674 yards.
Brandon Hutto was a first-team running back, recording 143 carries for 990 yards and 12 TDs. He averaged nearly seven yards per carry.
Jeffery Hall and Chase Hall were both selected as first-team wide receivers. Hall was the team-leader in receptions with 46 for 603 yards and six TDs, and Howard caught 42 passes for a team-high 838 yards and nine scores.
Josh Monkres, who also made honorable mention all-state from the Associated Press Sports Editors (APSE) of Texas, and Jared Roberts were first-team offensive line choices.
Monkres and Roberts helped the Jackrabbits amass 5,211 yards and score more than 400 points this season. Read more in The Bowie News.

Bowie’s Cayden Cox (34) and Chase Hall (11) prepare to tackle Shallowater’s Cooper Ogle (center) during the Jackrabbits’ Conference 3A Division I area game on Nov. 19 at Snyder’s Tiger Stadium. Cox and Hall were first-team all-district.