School and Sports

Bulldogs Edge Armadillos in Late Thriller, 28-24

A dramatic fourth-quarter battle at Rogan Field ended in heartbreak for the San Saba Armadillos Friday night, as they fell to the Thorndale Bulldogs, 28-24, in a game defined by explosive plays, defensive grit, and late-game heroics.
Back row: Shara Wright, Libby Mays (Secretary), Karen Ortega, Caitlin Mays (President), Raylee Wood, Sabrina Dozier (Public Relations), Jefferson Stencil (Vice President), Landry Eudy, Kolton Pierce, Jason Everett, Bryli Edmondson, Judy Aguado Mendoza, and Franki Arnoult. Front Row: Ema Argote, Alyssia Torres, Jaleigh Brand, Taylor Wise, Jamie Hunt (Treasurer), Marlane Estrada, Ximena Cuevas, Angel Reyes, Ethan Kilman, and Kevin Aguilera. Photo by Omar Landeros

Back row: Shara Wright, Libby Mays (Secretary), Karen Ortega, Caitlin Mays (President), Raylee Wood, Sabrina Dozier (Public Relations), Jefferson Stencil (Vice President), Landry Eudy, Kolton Pierce, Jason Everett, Bryli Edmondson, Judy Aguado Mendoza, and Franki Arnoult. Front Row: Ema Argote, Alyssia Torres, Jaleigh Brand, Taylor Wise, Jamie Hunt (Treasurer), Marlane Estrada, Ximena Cuevas, Angel Reyes, Ethan Kilman, and Kevin Aguilera. Photo by Omar Landeros

Leadership, Service, Excellence: Inside San Saba High School’s NHS

The National Honor Society (NHS) chapter at San Saba High School continues to uphold its commitment to scholarship, leadership, character, and service.

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.