2026-2027 Sports Schedules
Cross Country - Center HS, Center MS, Joaquin, Shelbyville,
Football - Center ISD, Joaquin V, Joaquin JV/JH, Shelbyville V, Shelbyville JV, Shelbyville JH, Tenaha, Timpson
Tennis - Center,
Volleyball - Center HS, Center MS, Shelbyville HS, Shelbyville JH, Timpson HS, Timpson MS
October 18, 2018 - The Thursday night, October 18 Joaquin Junior High football game has been cancelled due to field conditions.
October 16, 2018 - Shelbyville Cross Country Teams competed in District at New Summerfield High School on October 10, 2018. Congratulations Shelbyville Cross Country! Junior varsity girls team took 1st place and consisted of Faith Ridgeway, Alicia Gaitlin, Jakaitlon Bolton, Taniya Barnes, Macy Swindle, Brooke Elliott, and Kiouja Gates.
Varsity girls took 3rd place and advanced to Regionals. They are Jasmine Osby, Kenzie Murry, Molly Windham, Kiana Bennett, Kate Lawson (6th Place Finisher), and Giselle Hernandez (8th Place Finisher).
Two varsity boys who advanced to Regionals are H'Leighen Mcclelland (8th Place Finisher) and Ladarious Coleman (4th Place Finisher).
Junior high girls placed 2nd as a team and had some top 10 finishers: Yadhira Anaya, Aubree Camp, Allison Odom, Ava Silva, Nakyia Swindle, Jamaria Wright, Emily Pharris (13th Place Finisher), Liela Klein (5th Place Finisher), River Willoford, Jessie Vail, and Kaylee Castro.
Junior high boys placed 3rd as a team and had some top 10 finishers: Jimmy Bolger, Dylan Parker (8th Place Finisher), Matthew Freeman, Fernadrick Buckley, Tucker Clark, Eli Ferguson, Xavier Cartwright, and Efrain Caporelli (6th Place Finisher).
The Regional Meet is October 22, 2018 in Huntsville, TX. Go Dragons!
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Shelbyville Dragons Stadium, October 12, 2018 –
The Shelbyville Dragon’s Varsity Football team won their first District 12 2A-1 home game of the season on Friday, over the Deweyville Pirates, by a 34-26 score. Shelbyville’s overall record now stands at 2-4. Deweyville has a 3-3 overall mark and they are now 0-1 in conference action.
Both teams exchanged fumbles early and Deweyville scored first when Lance Wilhelm found the endzone on an 18-yard touchdown run with 2:33 left in the first quarter. The Pirate’s extra point conversion run attempt was no good and Deweyville led 6-0 early in the game.
A 39-yard LD Coleman kickoff return gave Shelbyville good field position to starter their next drive. Dragon runningback Jaylon Brinson scored on a weaving 35-yard touchdown run which tied the game at 6-6 with 2:14 left in the opening frame. The Dragons extra point conversion try was picked off and this score held up for the remainder of the first quarter.
Pirate runningback Dillon Fears gave the Deweyville squad a 12-6 lead with 3:11 left in the second period when he made a 5-yard run which capped an 88-yard Deweyville offensive drive. An excellent tackle by Dragon AJ Cartwright quelled the Pirate’s 2-point conversion attempt.
Sophomore running back Trace Jackson scored the final touchdown of the first half on an 8-yard run which tied the game 12-12 just before the midway break.
Brinson scored touchdowns from 61-yards and 7-yards out by the midway point of the third period to give Shelbyville a 26-12 lead with 4:19 left in the third stanza.
Pirate Kevin Gordon scored on a 1-yard touchdown run with 1:48 left in the third frame to cut the Dragon’s lead to 26-18. This was the score at the conclusion of the third period.
Slade Smith extended the Shelbyville lead to 32-18 with a 15-yard touchdown run with 8:52 left in the contest. Brinson added a 2-point conversion run to give the Dragon’s a 34-18 lead.
Kevin Gordon hit Tanner Breaux for a Pirate’s touchdown, from 2-yards away, with 4:03 left in the game. The Pirate’s added a 2-point conversion to cut the Dragon’s final lead to 34-26
Shelbyville rushed 29 times for 363 yards and went 0 for 2 attempts passing. They lost four fumbles during the game. The Dragons gained 13 first downs and were penalized four times for 40 yards.
Deweyville rushed 31 times for 245 yards. They completed 2 of three passing attempts for 22 yards. They gained 10 first downs and had a fumble and an interception. The Pirates were penalized three times for 20 yards.
Shelbyville will host the West Sabine Tigers on Friday, October 19, 2018 at 7 p.m. for their second conference game of District 12 Class 2A1 competition.
Photo credit: Norriel Barnes
October 11, 2018 - Both Varsity Cross Country teams will attend the regional meet on October 22 at Sam Houston University.
“I’m ecstatic about both teams advancing,” Head cross country Coach Douglas Boone said. “A lot of people assumed the boys would because of their success last year, but the girls stepped up and took the next step to moving the program forward.”
Varsity boys placed second with a total of 38 points. Senior Alex Huerta placed 2nd (17.09), Junior Jesus Gonzalez placed 5th (17.19), Junior Jonathan Bustos placed 8th (17.46), Sophomore Adrian Huerta placed 10th (18.11), Senior Edwin Morin placed 13th (18.24), Junior Eliseo Delacruz placed 14th (18.31), Sophomore Benjamin Garcia placed 22nd (19.45).
“I feel really excited because It’s our third year going,” Senior Alex Huerta said. “All we have to do is stay focused and keep our eyes on our prize, which is going to state and finishing top three. I really believe in the girls too, they have came a very long way to just stop at regionals. I believe they can go beyond and make it to state also.”
Varsity girls also placed second with a total of 69 points. Senior Daniela Medina placed 10th (14.13), Junior Jessica Alvarado placed 11th (14.19) Freshman Gracie Whisenant placed 15th (14.48), Sophomore Ally Jones placed 16th (15.01), Junior Angela Morales placed 17th (15.05), Senior Valerie Ramirez placed 26th (16.44), Senior Cheyenne Byrnes placed 30th (17.39).
“The team still has a lot of room for improvement,” Senior Daniela Medina said. “We need to keep putting effort into what we do and work harder in the future. Overall, I’m very proud of what this years team has accomplished.”
Junior Varsity runner Leo Alvarado placed 6th (20.44). Middle school boys placed second as a team. Caleb Garcia, Omar Aviles, and Rafael Gonzales all placed in the top 10. Middle school runner Yuliana Garcia placed 8th (11.03).
Daniela Medina (Photo Credit: Norriel Barnes)
Jesus Gonzalez (Photo Credit: Norriel Barnes)
Varsity Girls (Photo Credit: Norriel Barnes)
Center: Alex Huerta (Photo Credit: Norriel Barnes)
October 8, 2018 - The Dragons vs Deweyville game on Friday, October 12, 2018 is at 7pm at Dragon Stadium; Pre-game at 6:30 pm.
Center Roughriders’ Stadium, Friday October 6, 2018 –
The Center Roughriders’ varsity football team trailed the visiting Brownsboro Bears 7-0 at the end of the first quarter of Friday’s non-district home game. The Roughriders trailed 14-0 at the start of the second period, but were able to rebound for a 43-33 win by game’s end.
After the Bear’s second score, Marques Hall set the ‘Riders up with a good kickoff return near midfield. Center quarterback Jayden Hicks made the Bears pay by completing passes to Jakerrion Watson and Hollis Polk, Hicks eventually capped a 3-play 50-yard scoring drive with a 22-yard quarterback keeper run for the ‘Rider’s first score. Alexis Lopez added an extra point kick which cut Brownsboro’s 14-point lead to 14-7 with 8:47 minutes left in the first half.
The Bears scored another touchdown with 10:41 left in the third quarter when Saul Williams broke free for a 41-yard touchdown run. The Bears extra point kick failed and they led 20-7.
Centers’ Marques Hall got the Roughriders back in the game just moments later with an electrifying 62-yard dash for a touchdown with 10:18 left in the third stanza. Lopez added his second extra point kick and Brownboro’s lead was cut to 20-14.
The Bears capped a 6-play 75-yard scoring drive with another William’s touchdown run with 6:46 left in the third quarter. This gave BHS a 27-14 advantage.
Center answered with a 50-yard Keamodre Horace touchdown run less than one minute later. This cut the Brownsboro lead to six points at 27-21 with 5:56 left in the third frame.
Center tied the contest when Jakerrion Watson hauled in a 43-yard touchdown from Hicks with 10:54 left in the fourth quarter. A Lopez extra point kick gave CHS a narrow 28-27 advantage.
The Bears retook the lead with a touchdown run which gave BHS a 33-28 lead with 7:10 left in the game. Center answered with another Horace score, from 37 yards away. A 2-point conversion by Watson gave Center a 36-33 lead with just over 6 minutes left in the contest.
The Bears turned the ball over on downs after failing to convert on a 4-down-and-11 yards-to-go situation with 4:30 left in the contest. Hicks and the ‘Rider’s offense made the Bears pay as they mounted a 9-play scoring drive which ended with another completion for the final score of the game with just 20 seconds remaining. The 43-33win evened Center’s season record at 3-3. Brownsboro falls to 1-5 for the season.
Center rushed 22 times for 234 yards. They completed 6 of 16 passing attempts for 107 yards. They gained six first downs and were penalized 5 times for 50 yards. They had 1 fumble.
Brownsboro rushed 42 times for 335 yards. They completed 4 passes on 10 attempts for 57 yards. The Bears gained 15 first downs and were penalized 4 times for 35 yards. They were intercepted once and fumbled the ball twice.
Center will begin District 9 Class 4A play next Friday, October 12, 2018 when they travel to Tarkington High School for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff with the Longhorns. The ‘Horns are 2-4 and lost Friday to Hardin-Jefferson 28-0.
October 5, 2018 - Friday, October 12th is Pink Out Night at Dragon Stadium. There will be Pink balloons for sale at the gate! Dragons vs Deweyville Kicks off at 7:30pm. Wear Pink!
Raymond Jackson Stadium, September 29, 2018 –
(Photo Album) The Tenaha Tigers Varsity Football Team took home their first District 11 2A1 win of the season with a 47-12 homecoming win over the Timpson Bears on Saturday. The Tigers overall record improves to 4-1 and Timpson stands at 1-4 overall and 0-1 in district.
Timpson won the coin toss but deferred possession. The Bears defense held Tenaha to a single first down on their initial drive. The Tigers punted the football back to Timpson with 8:30 left in the first quarter. Bears quarterback Jon Grogan completed two passes which were good for first downs. The Bear’s opening drive stalled after just seven plays, after Tiger defender Trenton Hass sacked Grogan, and the Bears lost 11 yards on a bad snap. This brought up a fourth-down-and-twenty four-yards-to-go situation which led to the punt.
Tenaha made good on their second possession which started with a 31-yard Jordan Marshall run. Erik Smith caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from Hayden Jenkins just three plays later. Christian Castillo added an extra point kick which gave Tenaha a 7-0 lead with 4:46 left in the first quarter.
Timpson’s next possession saw them lose three yards and punt the ball back to Tenaha four plays later with 3:30 left in the opening frame. One minute later Jay Lloyd scored on a 6-yard touchdown run which capped a 4-play drive. Castillo added another extra point kick to give Tenaha a 14-0 advantage with 2:34 left in the opening stanza.
Jordan Osby caught a 21-yard Bear’s touchdown with 10:48 left in the second quarter to cut Tenaha’s lead to 14-6, after a failed extra point attempt.
Smith added his second touchdown reception, an 18-yarder, which gave Tenaha a 20-6 lead with 4:25 left in the first half. Marshall added another Tiger’s touchdown reception from 5-yards away with just 43 seconds left before the midway intermission. Castillo added an extra point conversion and Tenaha led the Bears 27-6 at the midway break.
Braden Courtney pulled Timpson to within 27-12 with a 41-yard touchdown run with 8:42 left in the third period. The extra point attempt was blocked.
Jaqualin Franks scored on a 25-yard reception with 5:20 left in the third frame to extend Tenaha’s lead to 33-12.
Jay Lloyd added a 15-yard score late in the third quarter which put the Tigers up 40-12. Teammate Tray Tutt added a 35-yard touchdown run with 8:37 left in the contest. Castillo added the extra point conversion kick to help give the Tigers the final 47-12 margin of victory.
Timpson held an advantage rushing by a 173-157 margin. Tenaha led in passing yardage completing 9 of 21 attempts for 171 yards. Timpson completed five passes on 13 attempts for 67 yards.
Timpson will host the Harleton Wildcats on Friday, October 5, 2018 at 7:30 p.m. Harleton lost their first District 11 contest to Linden-Kildare 57-8 at home. The Wildcats are 1-4 on the season.
Tenaha travels to Beckville on Friday, October 5, to face the Bearcats. Beckville had a bye for district play this week. The Bearcats are 3-1 this season and lost to Hemphill 34-28 two weeks ago. Kickoff will be at 7:30 p.m.
Friday, September 28, 2018, Garrison High School –
(More Game Photos) The Garrison Bulldogs Varsity Football team opened their District 11 Class 2A conference action with a convincing 35-15 win over the visiting Joaquin Rams. Joaquin was undefeated after going 4-0 in non-conference action. The Rams had not given up a single score before facing Garrison and had outscored opponents 144-0. The Bulldogs season record now stands at 3-2. They are on a three game winning streak and 1-0 in district action.
Garrison’s first offensive drive stalled but they were able to pin the Rams deep with a deep punt by junior Chace Rodriguez. The Rams took over at their 14-yard line with nine minutes remaining in the first quarter. Joaquin’s first drive only netted five yards in three plays so they punted the ball back to the Bulldogs who retook possession near midfield with 7:15 left in the opening frame.
Garrison’s second drive took ten plays and covered 48 yards. Junior Bulldogs runningback Sebastion Porter was able to break into the endzone on the final play of the drive for the first touchdown of the game from three yards out. Chace Rodriguez kicked the Bulldog’s extra point and Garrison led 7-0 with 4:34 left in the first period.
Joaquins’ second drive moved backwards until Bulldog Dallas Porter intercepted a pass on third down and Garrison took over possession at their 43-yard line with three minutes still left in the opening frame. GHS wasted no time and they deployed an 8-play, 53-yard scoring drive which was capped off by a 17-yard touchdown reception by senior receiver Austin Colle with 1:24 left in the first stanza. Another successful extra point kick gave the Bulldogs a 14-0 advantage.
Joaquin fumbled the ball back to the Bulldogs at the start of the second quarter after a long 43-yard run by Connor Bragg had taken the ball down to the Bulldogs red zone. Garrison took over the football at their 11-yard line and marched it 89 yards for a score in a 13-play drive which was finished off with anther Sebastion Porter 3-yard scoring run. An extra point kick gave GHS a 21-0 lead with 8:20 left in the first half.
Disaster struck Joaquin at the beginning of the second half when they fumbled the ball and Jakedric Watts scooped up the football and raced 60 yards for a Garrison score. GHS took a 28-0 lead at the 9:44 mark of the third quarter.
Joaquin scored their first touchdown of the contest when Ian Shahan broke into the endzone on a 1-yard touchdown run with 6:16 left in the third quarter. The Rams pulled to with three touchdowns and cut the GHS lead to 28-7 after Ram Jesus Bravo made good on an extra point kick conversion.
Watts gave Garrison a 35-7 lead after he scored on a 60-yard run to end the third period.
Ram Gunner Nelson scored the game’s final touchdown with a 24-yard run with slightly over two minutes remaining in the contest. The Rams made a 2-point conversion on a keeper run which put the game’s final tally at 35-15 for the Garrison win.
Garrison held an 18-7 advantage in first downs gained. Garrison rushed 20 times for 268 yards. Joaquin gained 197 yards rushing on 15 carries. The Rams completed 1 of 4 passing attempts for 12 yards and had one pass intercepted. Garrison was 2 of 3 passing tries for 25 yards. Garrison held the advantage for first downs, gaining 17 and allowing the Rams 8.
Joaquin now stands at 4-1 overall and 0-1 for District 11 2A play. They will have a bye week and will next host Linden-Kildare, at Rams Stadium, on Friday, October 12, 2018 at 7:30 p.m. The Linden-Kildare Tigers are 1-0 in conference play after defeating Harleton 57-8 on Friday.
Garrison will face Linden-Kildare next Friday, October 5, 2018, at Linden-Kildare High School’s Tigers Stadium. Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m.
September 25, 2018 - The Joaquin Junior High football games vs Garrison scheduled this week on September 27th will be played at Logansport High School. The 7th grade scrimmage will start at 6:30 PM followed by an 8th grade game.
The Junior High game scheduled for next week on October 4th will be one game at Elysian Fields at 5:00 PM.
Submitted by Wade Lawson, JISD Men's Athletic Director
