Winnsboro Red Raiders defeat Lone Oak Buffaloes to remain undefeated
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 11, 2026, 3:41 AM
Last updated Sep 11, 2026

The Winnsboro Red Raiders secured their third victory of the season on Thursday night by defeating the Lone Oak Buffaloes with a final score of 59-8. Playing at home in Winnsboro, Texas, the Red Raiders maintained their perfect record through three games. The Buffaloes remain winless at 0-3 following the loss. Winnsboro prepares for their next matchup on the road against the Hooks Hornets scheduled for next Friday. Lone Oak returns home on the same day to face the Mineola Yellowjackets in search of their first win of the season.
- •Winnsboro beat Lone Oak 59-8 on Thursday night.
- •The Red Raiders hold a 3-0 record this season.
- •The Lone Oak Buffaloes fall to a 0-3 record.
- •Winnsboro plays the Hooks Hornets on the road next Friday.
- •Lone Oak hosts the Mineola Yellowjackets next Friday.
- 3:41 AMYahoo Sports — Winnsboro stays undefeated after beating Lone Oak
"WINNSBORO, Texas (KETK)– The Winnsboro Red Raiders picked up their third win of the season on Thursday night after a dominant win over the Lone Oak Buffaloes at home. Final Score: Lone Oak 8- Winnsboro 59 The Red Raiders will now look to secure their fourth win of the season and remain undefeated as they […]
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