Bastrop head coach Gerald Perry will get one final look at his team before they break for the summer.
The Bears will host their annual spring showcase on Saturday beginning at 5 p.m. at BISD Memorial Stadium.
The Maroon-White game will be the main event at 7:30 p.m., but the junior varsity, freshmen and middle school teams will also be on display.
“This is our last chance to get some film on these kids and it puts them in a game-like situation,” Perry said. “Hopefully, we will end on a positive note and be injury free.”
One of the traditions of the Bastrop Spring Showcase is the induction of past players and coaches into the Bastrop Hall of Fame.
This year, former coaching legend Les Johnson and player Octavious McFarland will be inducted into the hall of fame during halftime ceremonies.
Perry said that the hall of fame inductions are important.
“When we got here there wasn’t a lot of talk about the past,” Perry said. “We did a lot of research and found out that there were a lot of great players here, which is why we started the Bastrop Hall of Fame.”
This will be the third class inducted into the hall of fame.
Former inductees include, Larry Turner, Cliff Wilkins, Robert Goode, Matthew Homesley Sr., Ed Sanders and Donnie Aldridge.
McFarland, who has been working out with Bernard Blake at Erhard Field, said he was honored by the selection, especially to be inducted with his former coach.
“Overall, “it’s a special thing, but I am not about the individual awards,” he said.
Here is a look at the 2010 Bastrop Hall of Fame inductees:

Les Johnson
Johnson is the 23rd all-time winningest coach in Texas high school football history with a career record of 244-118-6.
Johnson coached at Bastrop from 1985-1994 where he won two district championships, sent his team to the playoffs four times and had two playoff wins.
Johnson had seven winning seasons in his nine years at Bastrop.
He recorded his 200th career win in 1989. and had 67 players sign scholarships.

Octavious McFarland
McFarland played for Bastrop from 1991-1993 and graduated in 1994.
While at Bastrop, McFarland was a two time all-district selection and was an all-state selection in 1993. He was also selected to the Austin American-Statesman’s Fabulous 55, which is a list of the top football recruits from Central Texas.
McFarland went on to play football at Nebraska for legendary coach Tom Osborne, where he won three national championships with the Cornhuskers.
He was a four-year letterman with Nebraska.
McFarland received his degree from Nebraska in December and works as a substitute teacher. He one day wants to get into coaching.