Tigers Salazar Earns Player of the Week

The Hawks jumped back into district play taking on La Grulla and at the half it looked like the Hawks would never get off the ground.

It was a game many had circled on their calendars when the schedule came out as maybe the game of the year.

It was a historic night for the St. Augustine football program, playing their first ever home game.

The Panthers were undefeated in district last year which led to winning their first outright district championship title and this year they are ready to do it again.

Since St. Augustine is a private school, they will not be playing other teams in the city but they will travel to play other schools in San Antonio, New Braunfels, Corpus Christi, and Kerville.

United finished off LBJ early on in the game as them and the boys' team complete the sweep.

United South sees their playoff run halted, Zapata struggles against a top ten team and five more of our squads are forced to wait until Saturday to play.

A 2nd quarter fumble on a kickoff and giving up a 4th and 24 for a touchdown are a pair of costly mistakes that come back to haunt the Panthers as United South falls 31-28 in the bi-district round.

It was a rough opening round draw for Zapata as they fall to the #9 team in the state, as Beeville Jones wins 44-7.

It's rare when we give our player of the week award to an entire unit but that's just what happened this week as we honor the United South defensive line.

It was another big fall for the Wolves marching band as they win a pair of contests and earn another excellent rating at their UIL competition.