School and Sports

Pictured are (left to right): Silvestre Barco, Never Surrender Member; Kristi Macias, SSHS Student Council Vice President; Natalie Cuevas, SSHS Student Council Treasurer; Dora Miller, Never Surrender Member; Leia Kilman, SSHS Student Council Secretary; Caroline McHam, SSHS Student Council Reporter; Delaney Ellis, SSHS Student Council President; and Never Surrender Board President Donna Shahan. Photo by Deanne Cromer

Pictured are (left to right): Silvestre Barco, Never Surrender Member; Kristi Macias, SSHS Student Council Vice President; Natalie Cuevas, SSHS Student Council Treasurer; Dora Miller, Never Surrender Member; Leia Kilman, SSHS Student Council Secretary; Caroline McHam, SSHS Student Council Reporter; Delaney Ellis, SSHS Student Council President; and Never Surrender Board President Donna Shahan. Photo by Deanne Cromer

San Saba High School Student Council Think Pink

Submittted by Robin Ellis, San Saba High School Special Education Teacher / Student Council Sponsor The San Saba High School Student Council presented a check to the Never Surrender Cancer Foundation of San Saba County in the amount of $5,448.60 last Friday at the high school Pink Out Pep Rally.
Picture: L to R; Jaylen Ethridge, Rylie Eckert, Lili Appleton, Landry Brown, Ryleigh Bryant, and MacKenzie Schuessler. Photo by Pam Starr

Picture: L to R; Jaylen Ethridge, Rylie Eckert, Lili Appleton, Landry Brown, Ryleigh Bryant, and MacKenzie Schuessler. Photo by Pam Starr

Coyote Cross County Report

The Richland Springs Lady Coyotes Cross County team competed in a district meet in Lometa, Texas on Wednesday, October 5th, and placed 2nd as a team. Individual placements: 1st place: Rylie Eckert (with a time of 13.29.6) 2nd place: Landry Brown (with a time of 14:10.

San Saba vs Bangs – Week 8 Preview

The eighth game of the year for the 5-2 Armadillos will be against the 4-2 Bangs Dragons this Friday night at Rogan Field; kickoff is set for 7:00 p.m. There is a lot riding on the game for both teams.

Dillos pick up first district win

The Armadillos (5-2, 1-2 in district) notched their first district win of the season over the Bearcats from DeLeon (3-3, 0-3 in district) 35-21 last Friday evening. The win snapped a two-game losing skid for the Armadillos and kept their playoff hopes alive.
Richland Springs Junior High Cross Country Team attended their district meet in Lometa on Wednesday, October 5th. L to R: Raegan Eckert (placed 1st), Cohen Ethridge (placed 4th), Ian McKinnerney (placed 12th), Kasedee Daly (placed 4th), and Kinzley Daly (placed 14th). Photo by Pam Starr

Richland Springs Junior High Cross Country Team attended their district meet in Lometa on Wednesday, October 5th. L to R: Raegan Eckert (placed 1st), Cohen Ethridge (placed 4th), Ian McKinnerney (placed 12th), Kasedee Daly (placed 4th), and Kinzley Daly (placed 14th). Photo by Pam Starr

Richland Springs vs. Cherokee

Coyotes - 47; Cherokee- 78 Only the second HOME loss since 2003. (105-2) First district loss since October 26th, 2001. It's been almost 21 years since the Coyotes have lost a district game. I will take my team all day everyday! “Coyotes Fight, Never Die!
Cherokee Junior High’s Robert Sawyer attempting the tackle with Carlos Preciado and Uriah Valdez coming in to help during last Thursday night’s game. Photo by Valerie Valdez

Cherokee Junior High’s Robert Sawyer attempting the tackle with Carlos Preciado and Uriah Valdez coming in to help during last Thursday night’s game. Photo by Valerie Valdez

Texas Girls Coaches Association

September 26, 2022 State Volleyball Poll 1. Fayetteville 30-3 2. Blum 18-12 3. Veribest 25-2 4. Chester 22-10 5. Klondike 22-13 6. Neches 18-8 7. Dodd City 18-10 8. Benjamin 20-5 9. Saint Jo 22-7 10. Rochelle 17-6 11. Richards 18-8 12. San Isidro 14-5 13. Neches 18-8 14.