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This year will be interesting. Shiner and Refugio must once again battle for district. Add Ganado to the mix and we’ve got some good games on our hands. Kenedy has made a splash in the playoffs the last few years as well. Skidmore-Tynan comes down from 3AD2 and Three Rivers and Bloomington join in ...

Refugio has 33 on varsity and 32 on jv. 55 total thats down a bit must be small incoming freshman class. It’s not the Freshman class, it is the Senior class. Talking to a friend of mine who played there and coached there now, there are 12-15 boys in the senior class that don’t play which is very un...

1. Shiner
2. Timpson
3. Refugio
4. Marlin
5. Hawley
6. Centerville
7. Crawford
8. Beckville
9. Coleman
10. Cisco


Personally, I think Refugio is way too high considering what they lost and how big the gap was between them and Shiner last year. What are yalls thoughts?

JV:

Refugio - 47
Sinton - 36

That was the second time the two teams played this year, as Refugio won 44-20 in the first game of the season

Change was needed for all parties involved, coaches, kids, board, admin. And a lot of movement has occurred in Hamlin. Wondering if you will elaborate on this part? Seems like Lucas is arguably one of the most successful, if not THE most, in Hamlin history. Why was everyone so eager for change? I k...

According to one of the Refugio coaches on Twitter, we had 78 on Memorial Day, 102 Tuesday, and between 93 & 100 on Wednesday and Thursday.

Comanchealumni06 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 17, 2020 3:22 pm One of Shiners starting linemen who got hurt last week. They carried him in for the final few plays.

What happened to him?

Was told Refugio had around 84, with several more expected show up tomorrow or over the next couple days

Well, looks like the UIL has answered and said it’s okay. Interesting that the UIL says it will be allowed, but that districts can make up their own policy in regards to them being eligible to play if they aren’t going to school in person.

I fall on the other side of the issue I guess. If you’re too afraid of the virus to send your kid to school (completely understandable), then how can you justify letting them play sports at the school — sweating all over each other, breathing on one another, and being in direct contact with dozens o...