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
September 17, 2026 - Two Shelby County football team's experienced narrow victories and another team blew away their appoint.
The Center Roughriders varsity fell on the road to the Nacogdoches Dragons by a 19-14 score. CHS is now 0-3 and they will travel to Malakoff on Friday, September 18. Kickoff is at 7pm. The Malakoff Tigers are 3-0 after beating Grandview 40-7 last week.
The Tenaha Tigers earned a narrowing 42-41 victory at Big Sandy last week. Tenaha is now 2-1 and will host the Union Grove Lions on Friday, September 18 at 7pm. The Lions are 3-0 after defeating Elkhart by a 30-6 score.
The Shelbyville Dragons won their 2026 Homecoming game against the Corrigan-Camden Bulldogs by a score of 42-9. The Dragons hit the road again to take on the Arp Tigers on Friday, September 18 at 7:30pm. Arp is 3-0. They won against White Oak last week by a 46-7 score.
The Timpson Bears won their 2026 Homecoming game against the Lovelady Lions by a score of 6-0. The Bears will host Palestine Westwood on Thursday, September 17 at 7pm at John Herbert Eakin Stadium. Palestine Westwood is 0-2. Their game against Cedar Hill TLC was cancelled last week. The prior week, they fell to Malakoff 51-29.
The Joaquin Rams are 2-0 and had a bye last week. The Rams will face Grand Saline on Friday, September 18 at 7:30pm in Joaquin. The Grand Saline Indians are also undefeated after a 55-15 victory against Emory Rains last week.
September 15, 2026 (Game Photo Album, Cornation Album coming soon) - The Shelbyville Dragon varsity football team improved their season record to 3-0 after a 42-9 point Homecoming win over the Corrigan-Camden Bulldogs (1-2) on Friday. Before the game Shelbyville senior student Kaylee Vaughn was crowned as SHS Homecoming Queen.
(Middle) 2026 SHS Homecoming Queen Kaylee Vaughn
2026 SHS Homecoming Court
It was a slow start for the Shelbyville Dragons. Corrigan-Camden elected to receive, starting on their own 38-yard line. Dragon defense had big hits on the first drive of the game pushing the Bulldogs back for loss of yardage. Shelbyville running back Ronnie Williams had back-to-back 1st downs, but at 4th-and-5, QB Gavin McDonald was unable to connect with Hunter Harvey, putting the Bulldogs at midfield with 7:08 left in the first quarter. The Bulldogs took advantage of a hole in the defensive line for a 25-yard rushing gain. Offense could not get the ball into the end zone, but Hinojosa put Corrigan-Camden on the scoreboard first after a successful field goal attempt; Bulldogs lead 3-0.
Bulldog defense used that momentum for a quick defensive stop; Keil’s punt put Corrigan-Camden at their own 48-yard line with 4:15 remaining in the opening quarter. Again, the Corrigan-Camden offense got close, but not close enough to score. Their field-goal attempt was no-good, keeping the lead 3-0. The Dragons offense finally started warming up, Ronnie Williams III ran the ball through the end of the first quarter; beginning the 2nd quarter at 2nd and 2, McDonald threw to Bryan Scarborough for a 51-yard touchdown; now leading 7-3.
A huge interception by Hunter Harvey at 3rd and 7 for the Bulldogs, bringing it back to midfield for the Dragons with 10:17 to go in the first half. After a penalty flag pushed them back to 3rd and 15, McDonald found Jared’s Hargrove at the 28-yard line for a big pass play. Hargrove later scored the Dragon’s second touchdown and Edwin Vazquez’s kick was good for the extra point, Dragons lead 14-3. On the Dragon’s following drive, Ji Polley ran the ball up to the 10 yard line, making it an easy running touchdown for McDonald, Dragons leading 21-3 with 3:00 minutes left in the 1st half. In their last drive of the quarter, the Dragons took advantage of a pass-interference penalty and Ronnie Williams ran a 19-yard touchdown, giving the Dragons a 28-3 lead at the half.
Shelbyville started the 2nd half at the 34-yard line; a 15-yard rush and a 15-yard penalty against the Bulldogs, Shelbyville's Andy Johnson ran 25-yards for another Dragon touchdown; Dragons up 35-3 and 10:33 remaining in the quarter. With 2:50 left in the third, Shelbyville was unable to get a fourth-down conversion; an unsportsmanlike conduct flag against them gave the Bulldogs a first down at their own 35-yard line. Corrigan-Camden ran a 65-yard touchdown, but a flag on the play brought them back to the 46-yard line. The Bulldogs still found a way to score their first touchdown, but the extra point kick was no good; Bulldogs trailing 35-9.
At the Bulldog’s 30-yard line, the Dragons had a holding call against them plus a fumble turnover; 10:55 remaining in the game. As the clock rolled, the Bulldogs inched down the field, but Hunter Harvey had his 2nd interception of the night at the 25-yard line. Harvey was taken down in the red zone; McDonald found Bryant Scarborough for an easy touchdown, widening their lead to 42-9 at the 7:30 mark. Neither team scored the rest of the game.
The Dragons will travel to Arp to take on the Tigers next Friday, September 18th. The Tigers are also 3-0 after beating White Oak 46-7 last week.
September 14, 2026 - The sports schedule for September 14 through September 19 is listed below.
Monday, September 14
Volleyball
Tennis
Tuesday, September 15
Volleyball (District)
Wednesday, September 16
Cross Country
Thursday, September 17
Tennis
Volleyball
Football
Friday, September 18
Cross Country
Volleyball (District)
Football
Saturday, September 19
Tennis
Volleyball
September 11, 2026 - Week 3 of Shelby County Varsity Football Scores.
Thursday, September 10
Tenaha 42 - Big Sandy 41, Final Score
Friday, September 11
Center 14 - Nacogdoches 19, Final Score
Shelbyville 42 - Corrigan Camden 9, Final Score
Timpson 6 - Lovelady 0, Final Score
Online Streaming
Tenaha: https://c.streamhoster.com/embed/media/WasBNW/OkdiSASLs2B/r/tenaha
***Scores will be updated on this page and SCT’s Facebook page. Refresh page to see updates. Last update time will be notated in headline.
September 10, 2026 - Three of Shelby County’s five varsity football teams earned wins last week.
The Center Roughriders lost another home game to the Cornerstone Christian School by a 51-14 score. Center will now travel to Nacogdoches to take on the Dragons on September 11 at 7:00pm. Nacogdoches is now 0-2 after losing to Lufkin last week.
The Joaquin Rams won on the road against the Tenaha Tigers 76-20 in Tenaha. Joaquin will have their first bye week before hosting Grand Saline on September 18.
The Shelbyville Dragons traveled to Hooks and beat the Hornets by a 43-42 score. The Dragons will host the Corrigan Camden Bulldogs for Shelbyville’s 2026 Homecoming game on Friday, September 11 at 7:30pm. Corrigan Camden is 1-1 after winning against the Colmesneil Bulldogs.
The Tenaha Tigers lost to Joaquin at home last Friday. The Tigers faced the Big Sandy Wildcats on Thursday, September 10 at 7pm in Big Sandy. Big Sandy is 1-1 after losing to Hawkins last week.
The Timpson Bears are 2-0 after winning against Grace Community Cougars 40-34 in Tyler. The Bears will host the Lovelady Lions for Timpson’s 2026 Homecoming game on Friday, September 11 at 7:30pm. Lovelady is 2-0 after beating Grapeland on the road.
September 7, 2026 - The sports schedule for September 8 through September 12 is listed below.
Tuesday, September 8
Volleyball
Tennis
Wednesday, September 9
Cross Country
Thursday, September 10
Volleyball
Tennis
Football
Friday, September 11
Cross Country
Volleyball (District)
Football
Saturday, September 12
Cross Country
Volleyball
September 7, 2026 (Photo Album) - The Joaquin Rams varsity football team improved their season mark to 2-0 with a 76-20 point win at Raymond Jackson Tenaha Tigers Stadium on Friday, September 4th. Tenaha is now 1-1 this season.
Tenaha received the opening kickoff but a flag against the Tigers set them back in their first drive. However, 3rd and 16 did not scare QB Jacobe Calloway from throwing the ball almost 70 yards to #4, Darian Meneffee, for a touchdown. The two-point conversion was no good, giving the Tigers an early 6-0 lead. The Rams wasted no time retaliating. On their first play, Cooper Bragg busted loose for a 51-yard touchdown run. The Rams added a 2-point conversion run score and JHS led 8-6 with 9:40 left in the first quarter.
The Tigers’ second offensive drive went 4-plays but punted the football back to Joaquin, avoiding Cooper Bragg on the receiving end. On first down, Cooper Bragg bolted 55-yards for Joaquin’s second touchdown. Bragg added a 2-point conversion run which gave JHS a 16-6 advantage with 7:25 left in the first period.
Tenaha running back Kori Miles and QB Calloway teamed up to run the ball down the field but the Joaquin defense held them off. Joaquin intercepted the ball at their own 4-yard line; Cooper Bragg ran 93-yards for his third touchdown of the night. Now 3-0 on two-point conversions, Joaquin jumped ahead 23-6 at the end of the first quarter.
Tenaha had the ball for the first drive of the second quarter; at 4th and 6, Calloway threw a 40-yard pass to Meneffee for a Tiger Touchdown, now trailing 24-13. Joaquin’s Amarion Wilson added another touchdown run to his resume as he ran 65-yards in their first drive of the 2nd quarter. Joaquin had another successful 2-point conversion, score of 32-13 with 10 minutes left in the half. Despite a holding penalty at the 2-minute mark, Tenaha’s Calloway ran for a 60-yard touchdown, narrowing the gap, 32-20. On their next drive, Joaquin added another touchdown and 2-point conversion, and this ballooned their lead to 40-20.
Joaquin was able to take advantage of a Tenaha fumble on the punt return, putting them at their own 25-yard line. Joaquin scored another touchdown and two-point conversion, expanding their lead to 48-20. On the next Tenaha drive, Cooper Bragg intercepted the ball, resulting in another touchdown and two-point conversion for the Rams; 56-20 at the end of the half.
The third quarter saw Joaquin’s Bragg for a punt return, landing Joaquin at Tenaha’s 15-yard line, giving them an easy touchdown play for Wilson. After a failed two-point conversion, Joaquin now on top 62-20. After an unsuccessful Tiger drive, Wilson ran another touchdown for Joaquin; Joaquin led 70-20 with 5:20 left in the 3rd. Tenaha caught a break with a turnover at Joaquin’s 49-yard line but was unable to do much with the opportunity. After a long and uneventful third quarter, Dagan Lee increased the Ram’s lead to 76-20 with 6:30 left in the game. At the 2-minute mark, Joaquin’s Hunter Kay intercepted a pass thrown by Calloway, wrapping up the ball game; final score 76-20, Joaquin.
The Rams will have a bye week next week, then come back on September 18 to host Grand Saline.
The Tigers will head to Big Sandy on Thursday, September 10 for a 7pm kickoff at Wildcat Stadium.
September 4, 2026 - Week 2 of Shelby County Varsity Football Scores.
Thursday, September 3
Timpson 40 - Tyler Grace Community 34, Final Score
Friday, September 4
Center 14 - San Antonio Cornerstone 51, Final Score
Joaquin 76 - Tenaha 20, Final Score
Shelbyville 43 - Hooks 42, Final Score
Online Streaming
Center: https://www.youtube.com/live/FtIp_XhnZMQ?si=XbGTahNk_Se0OlRP
Joaquin: https://www.youtube.com/live/eC8pPiSALew?si=AJFdDmWR-dsBuWBU
Shelbyville: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/tx/shelbyville/ (Subscription Required)
Tenaha: https://www.youtube.com/live/eC8pPiSALew?si=AJFdDmWR-dsBuWBU
Timpson:
***Scores will be updated on this page and SCT’s Facebook page. Refresh page to see updates. Last update time will be notated in headline.
September 3, 2026 (Photo Album) - The Shelbyville girls volleyball team picked up another win at home this week against Apple Springs.
The Lady Dragons breezed through the first two sets but barely lost the third and fourth sets. The girls rallied in the fifth to clinch a win: 25-9, 25-12, 23-25, 21-25, and 15-4.
Freshman Dru Moody led the team overall with 12 aces, 7 digs and 3 kills. The team had 38 digs total; libero Alyvia Notter had 11 of those digs. Setters Tatum Jacobs, 12, and Heidi Stutts, 10, led the team with assists. Cadee Harley-Wells led with 7 kills and Ella Eaves with 6 kills.
The Lady Dragons are coming off a loss against Elysian Fields last Tuesday. The girls will head to Colmesneil on Thursday, September 3rd and Overton on Tuesday, September 8 hoping to improve their 6-7 record before district play starts on September 22.
September 3, 2026 - Shelbyville JV will host Center JV today, September 3rd at Dragon Stadium with a 6pm game time. Their game against Newton was canceled.
The Shelbyville Junior High team will travel to Center for a 5pm kick off at Roughrider Stadium.
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To ensure guest safety, into the stadium and all sporting events, Center ISD has implemented a clear bag policy limiting the size and type allowed at all events. Click for the clear bag policy.
