School and Sports

SSHS District 29-2A Academic Runner-Up

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Forty-eight San Saba High School students competed in the District 29- 2A UIL Academic meet last week in Mason. SSHS was runner-up at the meet and brought home many individual medals and ribbons, as well as six team champion plaques. One Act play contributed to the points by advancing to Bi-District. Twenty-two students qualified to compete at the Regional meet in Corpus Christi later this month. We are proud of these students and their dedication to academics during an extremely busy spring semester!

Richland Springs Coyotes 17-A Boys All District Selections

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Texas Six-Man All Star: Jayden Sutherland (Sr.) Player of the Year: Hutton Rogers (Jr.) Defensive MVP: Connor Womack (Jr.) Newcomer of the Year: Cohn Ethridge (Fr.) First Team: Jayden Sutherland (Sr.) Shawn Wall (Jr.) Second Team: Troy Kubin (So.) Cody Martin (Jr.) Coach of the Year: Shawn Rogers Texas Six- Man Coaches Association - 2nd Team All Region: Connor Womack (Jr.) Hutton Rogers (Jr.) Honorable Mention: Jayden Sutherland (Sr.) Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) - All Region: Hutton Rogers (Jr.) A BIG congratulations to all these athletes on their hard work and accomplishments! “Coyotes Fight, Never Die!” .

MOE 5th/6th Rolls thru 'March Madness'

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MOE 5th/6th (24-2) rolled thru 'March Madness' as they clinched three consecutive tournament championships in the month of March. Tournament titles were claimed in the 5th/6th grade girls divisions of the Goldthwaite PTO Basketball Tournament, the 'March Madness' tournament held in San Saba, and 2024 Easter Holiday Classic held at ' The PAC' in Leander, Texas.

San Saba High School One Act Play advances to Bi-District

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The San Saba High School One Act Play Company competed in the District OAP contest this past Tuesday in Mason. Seven schools participated at the district level with only three schools advancing to the bi-district level. Advancing with San Saba were the One Act Play Companies from Junction and Mason. Johnson City was named the alternate play. Other schools participating in the contest were Harper, Goldthwaite, and Center Point.

From the Principal’s Desk

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JH & HS Principal - Cherokee ISD By Rebecca Sharkey Many have heard April showers bring May flowers. And, if you drive down Hwy.

News From Cherokee ISD

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There is so much to report on this week from Cherokee ISD. Spring Break was an exciting time for our school.