2025-2026 Sports Schedules
Cross Country - Center (JH), Center (HS), Joaquin, Timpson
Football - Center, Joaquin (V), Joaquin (JH,JV), Shelbyville, Tenaha, Timpson,
Tennis - Center,
Volleyball - Center, Center Christian Academy, Shelbyville (JV,V), Shelbyville (JH), Timpson (HS), Timpson (JH),
October 10, 2025 - Week 7 of Shelby County Varsity Football Scores.
Friday, October 10
Center 14 - Carthage 60, Final Score
Joaquin 21 - San Augustine 28, Final Score
Shelbyville 33 - Garrison 35, Final Score
Tenaha 21 - Alto 59, Final Score
Timpson 55 - Hemphill 0, Final Score
Online Streaming
Center: https://www.youtube.com/live/_0qFTgigbI8?si=XN9Z70RdD724kbdR
Joaquin: https://www.youtube.com/live/J-xxMb6pg6k?si=zuOpefYkj_7l7a08
Shelbyville:
Tenaha: https://www.teamline.cc/ (Listen Only)
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.
Three of Shelby County’s five varsity football teams had bye weeks on Friday. The Timpson Bears and Tenaha each suffered losses.
The Center Roughriders are 2-3 this season and they will host the 5-0 Carthage Bulldogs at Roughriders Stadium on Friday, October 10, 2025 at 7:30 p.m. Carthage won at San Benito High last Friday by a 41-3 score. This game begins the ‘Riders District 8 4A-2 conference play.
The Joaquin Rams are 3-2 and they will travel to San Augustine’s Wolves Stadium on Friday October 10 for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. This starts District 11 2A-1 action for the Rams. San Augustine is 3-2 and they were on a bye week last Friday.
The Shelbyville Dragons are 1-4 and they will travel to the Garrison Bulldogs Stadium on Friday October 10 for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. The Bulldogs are 5-0 after beating North Webster on Friday by a 46-7 score. This will begin District 11 2A-1 conference play for these teams.
The Tenaha Tigers are 1-5 overall and 0-2 in District 11 2A-2 after a 42-7 loss to visiting Overton High School on Saturday. The Tigers will travel to Alto on Friday, October 10 for a 7 p.m. kickoff at Yellowjackets Stadium. Alto is 3-3 overall and 1-1 in the district after losing at Grapeland 49-16 last week.
The Timpson Bears are 2-3 after falling to Wolfe City by a 34-28 score on Thursday. The Bears will travel to Hemphill on Friday, October 10 for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff at Hornets Stadium. The Hornets are 1-4 and they also had a bye week on Friday. This game will begin District 11 2A-1 play for both teams.
Tenahas’ Raymond Jackson Stadium on Saturday, October 4, 2025 –
The Overton Mustangs varsity football team proved to be too much for Tenaha at the Tigers 2025 Homecoming as they took away a 42-7 point win home on Saturday. The win improves the Mustang’s record to 4-2 this season and they stand at 1-1 in District 11 2A-2 conference play. The Tigers are at 1-5 this season and 0-2 in District 11 action.
Tenaha held their own in the early going but Overton got on the scoreboard first when junior runningback Gabe Miller broke free for a 31-yard touchdown run with just 55 seconds left in the first quarter. Sophomore Jackson Furlow added on an extra point kick and OHS led 7-0.
Overton sophomore quarterback Justin Weir scored on a 4-yard run with 8:23 left in the second period and the Mustangs led 14-0. The Tigers were able to rally and sophomore quarterback Clayton Creech hit sophomore fullback Makias Norris for a 12-yard touchdown reception with 4:46 left in the second stanza. Junior Ciro Sandoval added an extra point kick but THS trailed Overton 14-7.
On the first play of Overton’s next offensive drive Weir hit senior wideout Hunter Klima for a 67-yard touchdown strike which gave OHS an 21-7 advantage at the 4:25 minute mark of the second period. Weir hit Landon Hill just before halftime for a 57-yard touchdown which gave the Mustangs a 28-7 advantage at the midway break.
Weir scored on a 2-yard keeper run for a touchdown with 8:24 remaining in the third quarter to give the Mustangs a 35-7 advantage after another Furlow extra point kick. He repeated with a 5-yard touchdown with 5:35 left in the fourth period for the games final touchdown which gave OHS a 42-7 lead which proved to be the game’s final score.
The Tigers will head to Alto on Friday, October 10, 2025 for a 7 p.m. kickoff at Yellowjackets Stadium. Alto is 3-3 overall and 1-1 in the district after a 49-16 loss at Grapeland on Friday.
October 3, 2025 - Week 6 of Shelby County Varsity Football Scores.
Friday, October 3
Timpson 28 - Hooks 34, Final Score
Saturday, October 4
Tenaha 7 - Overton 42, Final Score
Online Streaming
Tenaha: https://www.teamline.cc/ (Listen Only)
Timpson: https://www.youtube.com/live/Uvd86o7jS9A?si=pXc6id-8WceaEKn-
***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.
Timpson High School on Friday, October 3, 2025 –
The Timpson Bears varsity football team fell to the visiting Hooks Hornets by a 34-28 score on Friday. The game was the Bears final non-district contest and sets the THS season mark at 2 wins and 3 losses.
Hooks was able to score first when senior running back Cason May scored on a 5-yard touchdown run at the 8:04 mark of the first quarter. The Hornets extra point kick attempt sailed wide and the Hornets led 6-0.
The Bears bounced back with a 57-yard 3-play scoring drive which saw junior running back Jeffrey Richardson break free for a 49-yard touchdown run at the 6:22 mark of the first period. An extra point kick by junior Alexis Castillo gave the Bears a narrow 7-6 point lead.
Hooks senior quarterback Ripken Birdwell hit senior wideout Preston Nickolson for a 40-yard touchdown strike and Jasper Crain kicked an extra point to give HHS a 13-7 lead with 1:35 left in the first stanza.
The Bears next drive saw Richardson break free for a 51-yard run which gave Timpson the ball in the redzone to begin the second quarter. With 9:31 left in the second quarter Richardson scored on a 3-yard run. Another Castillo conversion kick gave THS a narrow 14-13 lead.
Hooks went on a 75-yard scoring drive which saw Birdwell hit Nickleson for a touchdown reception which gave the Hornets a 20-14 lead with 7:39 left before halftime.
Birdwell scored on a 3-yard run with 9:14 left in the third quarter and HHS extended their lead to 27-14. With 2:19 left in the third frame Birdwell found Jay Smith for a 20-yard touchdown reception which helped extend the Hornet’s lead to 34-21.
Timpson fought back with a scoring drive which Richardson ended with a 33-yard touchdown run at the 6:33 mark of the fourth quarter. Another Castillo extra point kick cut the Hornet’s lead to 34-28.
The Hornets and the Bears next offensive drives stalled and Hooks was able to stall the remaining time off the clock to end the contest.
The Bears will next travel to Hemphill’s Hornets Stadium on Friday, October 10, 2025 for a 7:30 p.m. game. Hemphill is 1-4 this season and had a bye week on Friday.
Three of Shelby County’s five varsity football teams won last week.
The Center Roughriders are 2-3 after falling to Madisonville by a 21-14 score last week. They will enjoy an open-bye week this week. On October 10 they will host the undefeated Carthage Bulldogs to begin district play.
The Joaquin Rams won a close 27-26 game at Corrigan-Camden last Friday. The Rams are 3-2 and will have a bye week for October 3. The Rams will head to San Augustine on October 10 to kick off district action.
The Shelbyville Dragons got their first win at home when they beat the Carlisle Indians by a 38-34 score. The Dragons are now 1-4. They will next have a bye this week and travel to Garrison’s Bulldog Stadium on Friday, October 10. Garrison is 2-2. This game will kick off District 11 2A-1 conference play for both teams.
The Tenaha Tigers fell to 1-4 with a 51-0 District 11 2A-2 loss at Lovelady. The Tigers are 0-1 in the conference and will face the Overton Mustangs at Tenaha’s Raymond Jackson Stadium on Saturday, October 4 for their 2025 Tenaha Homecoming game which kicks off at 7 p.m. Overton is 3-2, they are 0-1 in the district after a loss to Grapeland by a 37-27 score last week.
The Timpson Bears beat Wolfe City by a 61-48 score on Thursday. The Bears will face Hooks for their last non-district game at home in John Herbert Eakin Stadium on Friday, October 3 at 7:00 p.m. The Hooks Hornets are 2-2 and they beat Queen City by a 41-14 score at Hooks last week.
Shelbyville Dragons Stadium on Friday, September 26, 2025 –
Shelbyville high school’s varsity football team is now 1-4 after earning their first season win on Friday. They defeated the visiting Carlisle Indians by a 38-34 score. Carlisle now stands at 2-3 for the year.
The Dragons opening offensive drive covered 69 yards in 8 plays. Junior Hunter Harvey capped the drive with a 9-yard touchdown run. Sophomore kicker Edwin Vasquez added on an extra point kick which gave SHS a 7-0 point lead at the 9:12 minute mark of the first quarter.
The Indians answered when their opening offensive drive went 58-yards in 6-plays and junior quarterback Ivan Garza scored on a 6-yard keeper run for a touchdown. Garza added the point after kick and tied the game at 7-7 with 6:51 remaining in the first frame.
The next Dragons drive only took two plays and saw sophomore quarterback Gavin McDonald hit junior Bryant Scarbrough for a 39-yard scoring strike. The ensuing extra point attempt failed and SHS had a 13-7 lead at the 5:37 mark of the first stanza.
Carlisles second drive covered 68-yards and ended with another Garza keeper run for a touchdown on first-and-goal at the 1-yardline. Garza’s extra point kick was good and CHS held a 14-13 advantage at the end of the first quarter.
Dragons junior Segio Reyes forced a fumble early in the second frame which junior Ronnie Williams alertly covered at the Carlisle 18-yardline. Williams scored shortly after on a 9-yard touchdown run which gave the Dragons a 21-18 lead after, junior Dallas Murry added on a 2-point conversion run at the 5:51 minute mark.
Vasquez was able to extend the Dragons lead to 24-14 with a 23-yard field goal with just 45 seconds left before halftime.
Early in the third quarter Garza cut Shelbyville’s lead to 24-21 when he scored an Indians touchdown on a 3-yard keeper run. The Dragons fumbled on their next possession and Juan Luna recovered for the Indians at the 9:17 mark.
Harvey intercepted an Indians pass with 8:30 left in the third frame and gave SHS possession of the football at their own 27-yardline. Harvey scored on an 8-yard touchdown reception from McDonald at the 2:28 mark of the third period and Vasquez added another point after kick to give SHS a 31-21 lead.
Garza scored again at the 1:18 mark but the Indians extra point attempt was blocked. Shelbyville led 31-27 going into the final period.
Garza capped a 70-yard Indians scoring drive with a 4-yard touchdown run and an extra point kick conversion to give CHS their last lead at 34-31 with 6:43 left in the game.
Williams capped a 72-yard scoring drive with a 1-yard touchdown run and a Vasquez point after kick gave Shelbyville a 38-34 lead.
Carlisle’s final offensive drive ended with a turnover on downs and SHS was able to kneel out the remaining clock with seconds left in the contest.
The Dragons will next travel to Garrison’s Bulldog Stadium on October 10, 2025 for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. Garrison is 2-2 and they had a bye week on Friday. This game will kickoff District 11 2A-1 conference play for both teams.
September 26, 2025 - Week 5 of Shelby County Varsity Football Scores.
Friday, September 26
Center 14 - Madisonville 21, Final Score
Joaquin 27 - Corrigan Camden 26, Final Score
Shelbyville 38 - Carlisle 34, Final Score
Tenaha 0 - Lovelady 51, Final Score
Thursday, September 25
Timpson 61 - Wolfe City 48, Final Score
Online Streaming
Center: https://www.youtube.com/live/Lv7VHaB_vL4?si=sky13NuPHL8Aij03
Joaquin: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/tx/joaquin/organization/14302/joaquin-high-school/watch?b=QnJvYWRjYXN0MjU2Mjc3OQ%3D%3D
Shelbyville: https://www.youtube.com/live/tfIPvdhI4Ug?si=LNAP-CRD91sM6_C_
Tenaha: https://www.teamline.cc/ (Listen Only)
Timpson: https://www.youtube.com/live/JCCGToNqUjA?si=X3nfEVJ_CSnCHLRj
***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.
Week 5 of varsity football season saw the Tenaha Tigers break into the win column. The Tigers were the only county team to win last week.
The Center Roughriders fell in their 2025 Homecoming game to the Daingerfield Tigers by a 38-27 score. The Roughriders are now 2-2 and they will travel to Madisonville on Friday, September 26 for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff at Mustangs Stadium. The Mustangs are 2-2 after falling at Columbus High by a 26-13 score.
The Joaquin Rams are 2-2 after suffering a 29-7 loss to Grand Saline. The Rams will travel to Corrigan-Camden on Friday, September 26 for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff at Bulldogs Stadium. Corrigan-Camden is 2-2, they won at Elkhart last week by a 49-14 score.
The Shelbyville Dragons fell to 0-4 after falling to Mount Enterprise by a narrow 62-57 score. They will host the Carlisle Indians on Friday, September 26 at 7 p.m. in Dragons Stadium. Carlisle is 2-2. They lost to Brook Hill last week by a 33-28 score.
The Tenaha Tigers are 1-3 after a 43-26 win at Linden-Kildare. The Tigers will travel to Lovelady on Friday September 26 for a 7 p.m. kickoff at Lions Stadium. LLHS is 4-0 after defeating Garrison 41-34. This game will begin District 21 2A conference play for both teams.
The Timpson Bears are 1-2 and had a bye last week. The Bears will face Wolfe City at Tyler Grace Academy on Thursday, September 25 at 7:30 p.m. Wolfe City is 1-2 and lost at Collinsville last week by a 42-14 score.
Shelbyville Dragons Stadium on Friday, September 19, 2025 –
When the 3-0 Mount Enterprise Wildcats varsity football team came to Shelbyville Dragons Stadium on Friday to face the 0-3 Dragons for their 2025 Homecoming, few likely thought they would witness an electrifying thriller. The game was exciting throughout. Before the dust settled the game had seen 7 lead changes and the contest had been tied up 4 times. At times both squads had led by as much as 15 points but each occasion the other team fought their way back into the game. There is no doubt the difference in this game was senior Wildcat Kaegan Ash who accounted for 7 total touchdowns and four 2-point conversions, including a Shelbyville 2-point attempt which he intercepted and returned the distance of the field to score for Mount Enterprise.
Shelbyville got on the scoreboard first when sophomore kicker Edwin Vasquez kicked a 25-yard field goal to give the Dragons a 3-0 lead at the 6:21 minute mark of the first quarter. Ash answered for the Wildcats soon after when he took a first down run 72-yards for his first touchdown. He added on a conversion run and MEHS led 8-3 with 6:04 remaining in the first period.
Shelbyville bounced back on a 3-play 55-yard scoring drive which saw sophomore quarterback Gavin McDonald hit junior wideout Jaylon Pitts for a 45-yard touchdown with 5:02 left in the first stanza. Vasquez added an extra point kick and SHS led 10-8.
Wildcats junior quarterback Joshua Bennett hit Ash on a 58-Yard scoring strike with 2:08 left in the first frame and then he hooked up with Ash again on a conversion pass to give MEHS a 16-10 lead.
With 8:49 left in the second frame Dragons junior rusher Dallas Murry scored on a 4-yard touchdown run and another Vasquez kick conversion gave SHS a narrow 17-16 advantage. Just moments later junior Hunter Harvey intercepted a Wildcat pass and the Dragons went on a 69-yard scoring drive. On the final play of the drive junior runningback Ronnie Williams scored on a 1-yard touchdown run with 5:47 left in the second quarter and the Dragons led 23-16 after the point after attempt failed.
With 2:22 left in the first half McDonald hit junior Bryant Scarbrough for a 15-yard touchdown reception and Vasquez kicked the extra point kick through to give SHS a 30-16 lead.
The third quarter saw Ash score on a 72-yard reception from Bennett cutting the Dragons lead to 30-22 at the 11:21 mark. Williams then capped a 67-yard Dragons scoring drive with a 1-yard touchdown run. He added on a 2-point conversion run and Shelbyville led 37-22 with 7:10 left in the third frame.
Ash scored on a 56-yard run at the 4:48 mark of the third period to pull Mount Enterprise to within 37-30. Another 11-yard touchdown by Ash at the 2:40 mark gave MEHS a narrow 38-37 lead.
Shelbyville’s next drive went 50 yards but ended on a touchback when the football was fumble into the endzone. The third period ended with the Wildcats holding a 38-37 lead.
Ash added a 50-yard scoring run to his resume with 10:06 left in the fourth and final period. The Wildcat conversion attempt failed but they led 44-37. Williams scored a Dragons 10-yard rushing touchdown with 7:27 left in the game and Vasquez tied the game at 44-44 with a point after kick.
A 75-yard touchdown on a direct snap to Ash in Wildcat formation, and a conversion run, gave MEHS a 52-44 lead with 7:04 left to play.
Williams scored on a 52-yard touchdown run at the 5:36 mark to pull SHS to within 52-50 but disaster struck on the 2-point try when Ash intercepted a Dragons pass and raced the distance of the field to gain a 2-point conversion and extend the Wildcat’s lead to 54-50. Ash wasn’t through. He scored a 6-yard rushing touchdown at the 2:16 mark of the final period to give MEHS a 62-50 score.
If anyone thought that this game was over they were wrong. Shelbyville mounted a 53-yard scoring drive of their own. McDonald hit Detoris Hubbard, Scarbrough, and Hunter Harvey for completions. Harvey’s catch and run covered 37-yards and found the endzone. A Vasquez point after kick pulled Shelbyville to within 62-57 of the MEHS lead but proved to be the final score at the 1:27 minute mark.
The Dragons now 0-4 will next host the Carlisle Indians on Friday, September 26, 2025 at Dragons Stadium with kickoff at 7 p.m. This will be Shelbyville’s last non-conference game of the regular season. Carlisle is 2-2 and they lost to Brook Hill on Friday by a 33-28 score.
