Staff Report  SAN MARCOS – Fourteen unanswered third quarter points made the difference for the Hays High football team Friday as they rolled to a 35-7 district road win over the rival San Marcos Rattlers. Defense ruled the majority of the first half as both teams struggled to gain ground. Hays drew...

by Sean Allen BUDA – Coming off a 14-point shutout win against Kerrville Tivy, the Dripping Springs Tigers were unable to match up well against Coach Les Goad’s Hays squad, resulting in a 45-28 loss at Bob Shelton Stadium. The first half was almost perfect as Hays scored a touchdown on all but one d...

By the time Hays High hit the field for Monday’s season opening football practice, head coach Les Goad knew the clock was ticking to answer a myriad of questions on the field. With only four total returning starters on both sides of the ball, time is of the essence for Goad and his staff to get the ...

School might not be over, but for a handful of Hays and Lehman high football players, putting in the work toward next season unofficially got underway May 30. By competing in the San Marcos 7-on-7 league, members of both Hays CISD squads hope they can turn a glorified drill into success come Novembe...