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Bayou Bowl
Stadium: Stallworth Stadium
Location: Baytown, Texas
Type of Game: High-school All-Star football game
Played Between: Texas & Louisiana
Years Active 2003–present
Texas (5) Louisiana (4) Tie (1)
2003 2004 2008
2009 2010
2005 2006 2007 2011 2012

The Bayou Bowl is an annual high school football all-star bowl game in which the best graduated seniors from Texas and Louisiana play against each other. It has been played at Stallworth Stadium in Baytown, Texas, since it began in 2003.

Bowl history

The game was conceived as a join collaboration between leaders in the Baytown-Houston area, including the Baytown/West Chambers County, TX Economic Development Foundation, the President of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce, the incoming chair of the Greater Houston Football Coaches Association and a banker from Amegy Bank in Baytown.

After the initial success in 2003, leaders of the Bayou Bowl decided to donate proceeds to the Shriner's Hospitals for Children in Galveston and Houston. In 2007, the Bayou Bowl raised $33,000 for the Shriner's Hospitals. Most of the money was raised by the Bayou Bowl Celebrity Golf Tournament.[1]

Bayou Bowl Celebrity Golf Tournament

Associated with the Bayou Bowl is the Bayou Bowl Celebrity Golf Tournament, which provides a major portion of the fundraising given to the Shriner's Hospitals. Past celebrities include:

Game results

Year Winning team Losing team
2003 Texas 32 Louisiana 29
2004 Texas 17 Louisiana 15
2005 Louisiana 10 Texas 7
2006 Louisiana 7 Texas 3
2007 Louisiana 31 Texas 15
2008 Texas 24 Louisiana 14
2009 Texas 17 Louisiana 14
2010 Texas 42 Louisiana 15
2011 Louisiana 30 Texas 23
2012 Louisiana 23 Texas 23

See also

References

  1. ^ Goldsmith, Barrett. "Shriner's Score Big with Help from Bayou Bowl."[permanent dead link] The Baytown Sun. December 24, 2007.