By Spencer Spilman The fans that came out Friday night to watch the Lehman Lobos battle the Anderson Trojans got quite a show. It was a high scoring game that remained close all the way until the finish.  The Lobo’s Jeremy Schilhab accounted for four touchdowns, but that wasn’t enough to get the win...

By Moses Leos III 21-0 run in the final nine minutes of play allowed the Del Valle Cardinals to defeat the Lehman Lobos 35-17 on Friday.  By virtue of the loss, Lehman (1-6, 1-4) must win their final three games, and receive some help, to claim their first ever playoff berth. Del Valle was led by ru...

  By Spencer Spilman Four total touchdowns from Lake Travis Cavalier running back Abe Willows was too much for the Lehman Lobos in a 51-14 loss on Friday.  Lake Travis came out fast with three first half touchdowns from Willows. Lehman battled back just before halftime with a successful drive.   A d...

  By Moses Leos III A 24-point first half blitz carried the Hays Rebels to a 45-23 win over the Lehman Lobos on Friday at Shelton Stadium. Friday's victory marks Hays' ninth straight win over Lehman on the gridiron. Hays’ run offense dictated the pace of play for the majority of the night. Guided by...

By Spencer Spilman The Lehman Lobos football team had its ups and its downs Friday night as it hosted the Akins Eagles at Shelton Stadium for the Homecoming game. After going up big, the Lobos gave up 22 straight points, but managed to hang on and get the first win of the season, 42-35. Lobos’ quart...

By Moses Leos III It seemed the Lehman Lobos had things under control Friday after holding the Bowie Bulldogs to seven points in the first quarter of their district opener.  But a 28-point second quarter Bowie surge was too much for Lehman in a 42-13 defeat at Burger Stadium in Austin.  “We got tire...

By Moses Leos III Like a pair of prized pugilists, the McCallum Knights and Lehman Lobos went punch for punch Thursday night in House Park. Both teams combined for 91 points and 1,057 yards of total offense.  But six touchdowns from McCallum’s Clement Jones, the last in overtime, hurt the Lobos in a...

  By Spencer Spilman  Football season finally got underway Friday night as the Lehman Lobos hosted the Bastrop Bears at Shelton Stadium. Even with the players fired up, Lehman fell short in the end, losing to Bastrop 48-21. Tempers flared early as punches were thrown and a player from both teams was...