School and Sports

San Saba Armadillos bury Johnson City Eagles, 47-21

Under the lights of Rogan Field last night, the San Saba Armadillos kicked off district play in emphatic fashion, defeating the Johnson City Eagles 47-21 in a high-energy showdown that saw explosive plays on both sides of the ball.
Homecoming King and Queen: Billy Perry and Emma Bryant Courtesy of Pam Starr

Homecoming King and Queen: Billy Perry and Emma Bryant Courtesy of Pam Starr

Coyotes stomp Mustangs, 69-0

The 2025 football season continued for the Richland Springs Coyotes last Friday, October 10th, in their 69-0 victory over the Brookesmith Mustangs for the District 15 opener.The Coyotes had a total of 239 offensive yards, 170 rushing and 69 passing, with zero turnovers against the Mustangs’ defense.
Regional qualifiers: Preslee Duggan, Taylor Randolph, and Tilar Turman Courtesy Valerie Valdez

Regional qualifiers: Preslee Duggan, Taylor Randolph, and Tilar Turman Courtesy Valerie Valdez

Lady Indians CC qualify for regionals

Last week, our cross country team competed at the district meet. In the junior high boys division, Mason Rogers placed 2nd, and Bentley Morris placed 4th. For the junior high girls, Mandi Fry placed 14th, Isabella Rocha placed 20th, and Anika Srishti placed 21st.
Rotarian President Jake Lackey, Student Jefferson Stencil, and Rotarian Jerry Blankenship Courtesy of Leanne Johnson

Rotarian President Jake Lackey, Student Jefferson Stencil, and Rotarian Jerry Blankenship Courtesy of Leanne Johnson

Rotary Student-of-the-Month

Rotary May Student-of-the-Month was awarded to Jefferson Stencil.Each month a different senior is awarded. Awards are based on leadership, character, teacher nominations, and a personal essay written by the student.Recipients are presented to the student body as well as the school board.