MUENSTER, Texas — The Muenster Hornets continued their dominant district campaign with a 49-28 victory over the Collinsville Pirates on Thursday, October 31, maintaining their perfect 4-0 district record. The defending state champions improved to 7-2 overall with the win, extending their winning streak to five consecutive games as they head into the final stretch of the regular season. Muenster's offense put up 49 points for the second time in three games, showcasing the balanced attack that has made them one of the most dangerous teams in Class 2A Division II. The Hornets have now scored at least 28 points in every district contest this season. Collinsville battled throughout the game, putting up 28 points against the Hornets' defense. The Pirates' offensive effort kept the game competitive, but Muenster's experience and championship pedigree proved to be the difference in the second half. The victory keeps Muenster in control of their playoff destiny as district play winds down. The Hornets have outscored district opponents 180-72 through four games, demonstrating the offensive firepower and defensive consistency that carried them to last year's state title. With a 4-0 district record, Muenster has positioned itself for a top seed heading into the playoffs. The team's combination of returning championship experience and strong regular-season performance makes them a favorite to make another deep postseason run. The Hornets' five-game winning streak includes victories over Lindsay (49-28), Era (54-16), Santo (28-0), and now Collinsville, showcasing their ability to win in different styles against various opponents. Muenster continues its pursuit of back-to-back district championships as the regular season enters its final week. The team's perfect district record and championship experience position them as the team to beat in the upcoming playoffs.