2023-2024 Sports Schedules (Links below updated)
May 23, 2018 - Center HS Roughriders Baseball Team Awards
MVP: Jaxon Covington
Offensive MVP: Tyler Fountain
Defensive MVP: Logan Mitchell
All 15-4A District Awards
Most Valuable Player – Jaxon Covington, SR, 1B/P
Offensive MVP – Tyler Fountain, SR, OF/P
Co-Defensive MVP – Logan Mitchell, SR, 3B
1st Team Pitcher – Clay Snider, SR
2nd Team Catcher – Christian Lee, SR
1st Team SS – Dalton Alexander, SR
1st Team OF – Juan Gonzalez, JR
2nd Team OF – Zacc Smith, SO
1st Team DH – Alejandro Flores, SR
Honorable Mention – Jayden Hicks, SO, 2B
Coach of the Year – Kelly Spann
Congratulations Riders on an awesome season!!
May 22, 2018 - Shane Peveto from Timpson,Texas a 6’4” #220 Defensive Lineman was selected to attend the Blue-Grey National Super Combine in Dallas on June 2-3, 2018.
Shane was invited to attend based on his performance at a regional combine held at the beginning of May in Sugar Land, Texas.
Shane is honored to have been selected in this national event. Based on his performance he will have the opportunity to play in the Blue- Grey National All American Bowl held at AT&T Stadium in Dallas or one of the other three locations held later this year.
May 17, 2018, Center High School – Senior Center High School student Mildred “Millie” Medina has signed a letter of intent to play soccer with Paris Junior College next season. Medina will graduate high school later this month and take her talents to the next level. She looks forward to pursuing a college degree in possibly business or the health field.
Paris Junior College has three campuses in Texas. They are at Paris, Greenville, and Sulphur Springs. The Paris Campus was established in 1624. They have about 5,000 students when all campuses are combined. The college prides itself in academics and has had several athletic successes as well, including a 2005 Men’s NJCAA Basketball Tournament Championship.
Medina said, “The people at Paris Junior College made me feel welcome. I will miss my friends and family here in Center but I am looking forward to next school year at PJC.”
Medina will be looked at to play forward with the Paris JC Dragon team for the 2018-2019 National Junior College Athletic Association’s Southwest Conference season.
May 14, 2018 - Shelbyville High School Senior Keanna Osby won the State Championship at the State Track Meet in Austin, TX held May 11-12, 2018 in both the 800M and the 400M Dash!
She holds the school record in both races with a 56:56 in the 400 meter and a 2:18 in the 800 meter.
She has qualified for state four straight years and has now won 4 Gold medals and 3 Silver medals.
Congratulations Keke!! We are Dragon Proud!!
May 14, 2018 (Registration form) - The Lady Roughriders Summer Basketball camp for girls entering 1st through 8th grades will be held June 5th through June 8th in the Middle School Gym.
Camp will cover fundamentals, character training, success in competition, mental toughness and how to think the game.
Cost is $30 per Camper. All lady athletes will receive a camp T-shirt.
All camps are hosted by Coach Doug Boone who is the Center HS Head Girls Basketball Coach. Questions? contact by Cell 936-635-7164 or Email boonied13@gmail.com
Early registration ends May 25th. Campers can register day of camp.
Please make all checks payable to:
Center HS Girls Basketball
Attn: Doug Boone
June 5th – 8th, Camp schedule
May 14, 2018 - The Center Rider Baseball team will face the Kilgore Bulldogs in the 4A Regional Quarterfinals starting with game one of a three game series on Thursday, May 17th. Ticket costs will be $6.00 Adults and $4.00 Students.
Game schedule:
May 12, 2018, Nacogdoches High School Sports Complex –
The Shelbyville Dragons Varsity Baseball team dropped a Game 1 Area Round Playoff to the Douglass Indians, on Friday, by a 7-3 score. The game was tied 2-2 at the end of seven innings and it took five extra innings to decide the outcome.
Douglass came into the contest as the first place representative of District 22 2A, they had a 22-4 season record. Shelbyville came in as the third place representative of District 23 2A, with a 15-4 season record.
The game was scoreless until Douglass took a 1-0 lead in the top of the third inning when Logan Lee hit a single up the middle. He was later driven in by teammate Jarred Holland’s single to right field. Holland hit another RBI single in the top of the fifth inning. This scored Chad Watson, who had reached base on an error, giving the Indians a 2-0 advantage.
Dragon Kolby Parker drove in Shelbyville’s first run with a run-batted-in single in the bottom of the fifth inning which cut the Indians lead to 2-1. The Dragons tied the game 2-2 in the bottom of the sixth inning. The game remained tied at 2-2 until Douglass exploded for five runs, six innings later, during a twelfth inning rally which gave them a 7-2 advantage.
Dragons’ shortstop Cole Ferguson led off the bottom of the twelfth inning with a towering solo homerun well over the leftfield wall. This cut Douglass’ lead to 7-3. The Dragons then loaded the base paths on an infield hit and two walks but the DHS defense was able to get the needed outs to end the game.
Shelbyville had six hits and walked three times. The Dragons defense committed five errors. Douglass hit safely 11 times, walked four and committed no errors.
Dragon Kolby Parker pitched eight innings, struck out nine and gave up seven hits.
Indian pitchers teamed up for 13 strikeouts and gave up six hits and four walks.
Game 2 will be at Nacogdoches High School today, Saturday May 12 at 3 p.m. If necessary, Game 3 will follow immediately afterward at the same location.
May 10, 2018 - On Saturday, April 28th Jon Gunn and his fiancé Megan Mince were fishing Lake Pinkston when Megan caught a lake record Bluegill measuring 11.25 inches and 1.50 lbs. The record was submitted into the Anglers Recognition Program at Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Not only does the catch hold the current lake record for Lake Pinkston but it beat both Toledo Bend and Sam Rayburn Bluegill records. The Toledo Bend Record was 10.63" long and 1.12 lbs and the record for Sam Rayburn was 10" long and 0.75 lbs. Megan said, "Pretty awesome to have beat both major lake records!"
The State record is 12.5" and 2.02 lbs.
May 7, 2018 - Shelbyville ISD hosted the 3rd Annual Shelbyville Dragons Special Olympics Track and Field Meet on April 25th. There were athletes from 11 school districts including Timpson, Chireno, Diboll, Brookeland, Broaddus, San Augustine, Lufkin, Joaquin, Center, Sabine County, and Shelbyville. Over 100 Special Olympians competed.
Photo albums from the event: Album1, Album2, Album3, Album4, Album5
Event results coming soon!
May 7, 2018 - The Center Roughrider Baseball team is in the 4A - Area Playoff and will play against Paris Wildcates at Longview High School on Friday, May 11th at 7pm and Saturday, May 12th at 2pm. A 3rd game to follow end of 2nd game 30 minutes later if necessary. Entry Cost of all is $5.00.
