Four Southeast Texas teams were eliminated from the playoffs Thursday night in the area round.
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It was a rough night for Southeast Texas teams as the area round of the state playoffs started on Thursday.

All four teams in action Thursday saw their season come to an end. Here’s a look at how things went down around the region:

Carthage 42, Hamshire-Fannett 14

The defending Class 4A-II champ, Carthage had no trouble handling Hamshire-Fannett. It was a tough draw for the second-seed Longhorns, who struggled to move the ball constantly for one of the few times this season.

While Carthage tries for a repeat run to state, Hamshire-Fannett ends the season at 8-4 overall.

Friday's games:

PN-G vs. Montgomery 7:30 p.m. at Stallworth Stadium, Baytown

LC-M vs. West Columbia 7:30 p.m. at Ray Maddry Stadium, Channelview

WO-S vs. Jasper 7:30 p.m. at Beaumont ISD Stadium

Anahuac vs. Coldspring 7:30 p.m. at Randall Reed Stadium, New Caney

Newton vs. Waskom 7:30 p.m. at Tomato Bowl, Jacksonville

Lorena 50, Woodville 6

Quarterback Jack Fowler and the rest of Woodville’s high-flying offense was shut down in the lopsided loss to Lorena. Fowler’s touchdown pass to Ralon Williams early in the third quarter was Woodville’s only score of the game.

The Eagles’ six points marked their lowest total of any game this season. Woodville finishes the year at 7-5 overall.

Bremond 55, Evadale 19

Bremond scored four straight touchdowns to start the game and never looked back during the big win over Evadale. The Rebels got as close as 15 points early in the third quarter, but Bremond scored the final 27 points of the content to close out the win.

Quarterback Ashen Shah had three touchdowns for Evadale, which now ends its season at 8-3 overall after winning the District 12-2A-II championship.

Little River Academy 42, East Chambers 33

East Chambers scored the first 14 points of the game, but it was all Little River from their as the Bucs were eliminated from the Class 3A-I bracket.

The loss ends East Chambers’ season at 8-4 overall.

Matt Faye is a Sports Reporter and Columnist for the Beaumont Enterprise. Contact him at MFaye@BeaumontEnterprise.com or on Twitter by clicking here.

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