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Gunter to Host Sulphur in 2026 Football Matchup
Texoma Red River Rivalry game scheduled for September 18th
Apr. 3, 2026 at 6:10am
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The Texoma Red River Rivalry between the Gunter Tigers and Sulphur Bulldogs is set to continue with an anticipated matchup in September 2026.Gunter TodayThe Gunter Tigers will host the Sulphur Bulldogs in a highly anticipated football matchup on September 18th, 2026, continuing the long-standing Texoma Red River Rivalry between the two schools.
Why it matters
This annual game is a marquee event for the local community, drawing fans from both sides of the Red River to support their hometown teams and celebrate the regional rivalry.
The details
The game will take place in Gunter, Texas, with the Tigers hosting the Bulldogs. The two teams have a storied history of competitive matchups, making this a must-see event for high school football fans in the area.
- The game is scheduled for September 18th, 2026.
The players
Gunter Tigers
The high school football team representing the city of Gunter, Texas.
Sulphur Bulldogs
The high school football team representing the city of Sulphur, Oklahoma.
The takeaway
This annual Texoma Red River Rivalry game is a highly anticipated event that brings the local community together to support their hometown teams and celebrate the regional sports tradition.
