Sports

2025-2026 Sports Schedules

Baseball - Center, Shelbyville, 
Basketball - Center HS Boys, Center HS Girls, Center MS Boys, Center MS Girls, Joaquin HS, Joaquin JH, Shelbyville HS Boys, Shelbyville HS Girls, Shelbyville JH Boys, Shelbyville JH Girls, Tenaha HS Boys, Tenaha HS Girls, Tenaha JH, Timpson HS, Timpson MS
Golf - Center
Powerlifting - Center, Shelbyville, Joaquin, Timpson
Soccer - Tenaha
Softball - Center, Joaquin, Shelbyville, 
Tennis - Center
Track and Field - Center HS, Center MS, Shelbyville, 

SC High School Basketball Playoff Games Results

March 1, 2017 - Results from Tuesday nights Shelby County High School basketball playoff games.

Shelbyville 85 Evadale 82 in a game played at West Sabine High School

Shelbyville now 26-5 advances to the round of Sweet 16 for a Region 3 Tournament simi- final game against (31-5) Grapeland who defeated LaPoynor 62 - 54 to advance.

Game is scheduled at Leon High School in Jewett, Texas at 5 PM Friday, March 3.

Tenaha 74 San Augustine 70 in a game played at Central Heights High School.

Tenaha now advances to the round of Sweet 16  for a Region 3 Tournament semi-final game against the winner of last nights game between Italy and Big Sanday. The game is scheduled at Leon High School in Jewett, Texas at 7:30 Friday, March 3. The winner will play the winner of the Shelbyville and Grapeland game for the right to advance to the Texas High School Championship Tournament in San Antonio.

Center 72 Pleasant Grove 58

Center now 32-4 advances to the Regional Tournament at TAMU-Commerce to play Argyle (29-4) at 6 PM Friday, March 3. The winner will play the winner of the Lincoln and Paris game for the right to advance to the Texas High School Championship Tournament in San Antonio.

Joaquin Rams Tennis Season Kicks Off March 2nd

February 27, 2017 - The Joaquin Ram Tennis season kicks off March 2, 2017 in an away match against Gary. To view the schedule, click here.

Tigers Outpace New Summerfield to Advance to Area Round Playoffs

February 21, 2017, Central Height High School –

The Tenaha Tigers gained a narrow 3 point lead at the end of the first quarter and stretched it to eight points over the New Summerfield Hornets by halftime in route to taking a 69-52 Bi-District win, on Tuesday.

The Tigers led 22-19 at the end of the first period, 38-30 at halftime and 53-38 at the end of three quarters.

Three Hornets carried the bulk of New Summerfield’s scoring as Cody Wilkerson, Jesse Mendoza and Brad Davis each scored 15 points apiece.

Tenaha players scoring were, Jaqualin Franks 20 points, Hayden Jenkins 14, Josh Walters 12 points, Cody Foshee 7, Trai Garner 6, Jay Lloyd 6, Juarmez Brock 2, and T. Giles scored one point.

The Tigers will next face the Class 2A District 23 runner up Broaddus Bulldogs at Angelina College, on Thursday February 23, at 6:30 p.m. Broaddus beat West Hardin 47-44. West Hardin was the third place representative from District 24.

Lady Tigers Head to Regional Tourney

February 21, 2017, Central Heights High School –

The Tenaha Lady Tigers Varsity Basketball team took a convincing 20-7 lead over the Douglass Lady Indians and never looked back as they took a 65-30 Area Round win on Tuesday. The Lady Tigers will be headed to their third Class 2A Regional Tournament appearance in the last four seasons.

Coach Garry Davison’s Lady Tigers outpaced Douglass 16-10 in the second stanza and held a 36-17 advantage at the halftime intermission.

The Lady Indians saw only three of their players score in the third period, and only two Indians players scored a total of 5 points in the final frame.

Tenaha was led by post/ center Arlicia Roland with 28 points. Other Lady Tigers scoring were, Bianca Davison 15, Shayla Parks 14, Brooke McClure 5, and Jaden Washington with 3 points.

Douglass was led by Briley Garner with 9 points.

Tenaha will have an early release, 1:30 p.m., as they head to Leon High School were they will face Centerville at 7:30 p.m.

Updated Tenaha Tigers Track Schedules

February 22, 2017 - Tenaha high school and junior high school track schedules have been updated and are available for download from the Sports Page or at the following links - High School, Jr. High School.

Roughriders Pounce Bears in Bi-District Basketball Playoff

Rusk Eagles Gymnasium, Tuesday February 21, 2017 –

The Center Roughriders gained the lead, with 7 minutes remaining in the first quarter, and they never looked back as they took a 55-point win, in their Bi-District Varsity Basketball Playoff game with the Gladewater Bears. The game took place at Rusk Eagles Gymnasium, a neutral playoff site.

Using 7 first quarter points by Caleb Parks, and six more from Reggie Daniels, Center took an impressive 24-6 lead by the end of the first quarter of play.

The second stanza saw the Roughriders boost their lead to 46-12 as they once again held the Bears to just six points while six Center players scored a total of 22 points during the frame.

Center outpaced Gladewater in the third quarter by outscoring the Bears 19-10. This allowed CHS to extend their lead to a 65-22 going into the fourth quarter.

The Roughriders outscored GHS by a 21-9 margin in the final period which brought the final score to 86-31 and sent Center High School on to the Area round of the UIL playoffs.

Only one Gladewater player scored double figures, Austin Hawley with 18 points.

Center was led by Kaleb Parks with 22 points, Octavius Evans 16, Kyle Parks 13, Reggie Daniels 11, Jaterious Evans 10, Jamar’h Johnson 7, Austin Craig 5, Ja’dus Johnson 2, Kameron Elmer 2, and Jakavian Calhoun with 2 points.

Center Head Basketball Coach Hiram Harrison said, “We are getting healthy at this point in the season. Mabank is an athletic team and they run their game plan well. We will need to play good defense and shoot well like we did tonight.”

Center is tentatively set to play Mabank High School at Tyler Junior College on Friday but details haven’t yet been made available.

Shelbyville Powerlifting Girls Finish 2nd at Championship Meet

February 21, 2017 - Shelbyville Powerlifting teams competed at the East TX Powerlifting Championship in White Oak, Texas on Saturday, February 18th. The following will compete at the Regional Meet next month. Congratulations and Good Luck at Regionals!!

Girls finished 2nd overall

97 weight class, Kaitlyn Campbell (2nd place, Regional Qualifier)
105 weight class, Hannah Hall (1st place, Regional Qualifier)
123 weight class, Jaiden Rose (2nd place, Regional Qualifier)
132 weight class, Breanna Jackson (2nd place, Regional Qualifier)
259 weight class, Katie Casey (1st place, Regional Qualifier)

Tori Babin and Steph Moore will be Alternate Regional Qualifiers

Boys

123 weight class, Seth Sanders (2nd place)
132 weight class, Brodie Chandler (4th place)
198 weight class, Logan Jefferson (3rd place)
275 weight class, Kawon McCowin (2nd place)

Center Youth Baseball Tryouts Rescheduled for Thursday

February 14, 2017 - Center Youth Baseball Tryouts scheduled for Tuesday, February 14, 2017 have been rescheduled to Thursday, February 16, 2017 at 5:30pm.

Dragons Thrash Rams In Final District Game

Joaquin Rams Gymnasium, February 14, 2017

The Shelbyville Dragons travelled to Joaquin where they defeated the Rams’ varsity basketball team by an 81-57 margin on Tuesday. This sends Shelbyville in to the post season with a 10-2 conference mark with sole possession of second place. Tenaha took the top seed for District 22-2A by defeating the San Augustine Wolves by a 75-64 score.

Freshman shooting guard Jordan Boykins exploded for thirteen points, during the first quarter, to help the Dragons gain a 22-13 lead by the end of the period. Boykins had a game-high 23 points for the night.

In the second period Dragon Jakovian Buckley put up twelve points to help Shelbyville amass a 45-23 lead at halftime.

Joaquin and Shelbyville each scored 19 points during the third stanza .The two teams headed to the final quarter of play with the Dragons leading 64-42.

Rams point guard Peyton Martinez hit two 3-pointers and a field goal during the final period but nine points by Cole Ferguson helped the Dragons out-pace JHS, 17-15 points, to gain the 24-point win.

Scoring for Shelbyville were, Jordan Boykins 23 points, Cole Ferguson 17, Jakovian Buckley 12, Trae Polley 9, Malik Cartwright 6, Cam Howard 4, Trez Barnes 4, Kirktric Allen 4, and Ben Sweringer 2.

Rams scoring were, Peyton Martinez 13 points, Jakendric Smith 12, Nick Matthews 11, Eleazar Huerta 10, Tray Wilkerson 5, Justin Hooper 4, and Matthew Silvey 2.

Playoff information was not yet available at the time this story was submitted.

Shelbyville Senior Signs Letter of Intent with LeTourneau University

February 14, 2017 - Shelbyville Senior, Bailey Rabalais signed a Letter of Intent to play softball at LeTourneau University this Fall. Family and fellow Lady Dragons were there to celebrate with her.

Congratulations Bailey! We are Dragon Proud!

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