Lewisville school forfeits wins after QB ineligibility ruling
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 6:32 PM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026

The Lewisville Fighting Farmers have forfeited their first three wins of the season following a ruling by the District 5-6A Executive Committee on September 25, 2026. Quarterback Laykon Brassfield was deemed ineligible due to residency issues after transferring from Oklahoma. Lewisville's victories against Highland Park, Byron Nelson, and Denton Ryan are affected, although this decision does not alter their district record. The Fighting Farmers plan to appeal the ruling regarding Brassfield to the UIL State Executive Committee. Meanwhile, senior quarterback Aiden Enriquez is expected to start as they face rival Marcus in their next game.
- •Laykon Brassfield ruled ineligible by District 5-6A committee.
- •Lewisville forfeits wins against Highland Park, Byron Nelson, Denton Ryan.
- •Appeal to UIL State Executive Committee expected.
- •Aiden Enriquez steps up as starting quarterback for upcoming game.
- •Forfeits do not affect district record due to non-district status.
- 6:32 PMYahoo Sports — Top Texas school forfeits wins after transfer QB from Oklahoma ruled ineligible
"The Fighting Farmers' perfect start disappeared just as the top-ranked program prepared to begin district competition.
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