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),
May 20, 2021 - The Joaquin Lady Rams softball team advanced all the way to game 3 of the Regional Playoffs and 10 of their players received special recognition in All-District Selections.
Ebbie McCann was named District MVP.
JJ Bass was Offensive Player of the Year.
Chloe Mason is Pitcher of the Year.
Juli King is Newcomer of the Year.
First team selections was Kennedy Stanley, Chrislyn Pena, Kalie Brooks, and Madison Baker.
Second team selections was Kaylea Neal and Addi Harvey.
Steven McCann, Womens AD
TISD Cafetorium on Tuesday, May 18, 2021 –
Tenaha High School recently had their 2020-2021 Tigers Athletic Awards Banquet. Festivities were kicked off by Athletic Director Jeremy Jenkins. Jenkins also handed out the award for boy’s varsity football which competed in the state quarterfinals this season.
Coach Lauri Sisk gave the awards for the cross-country running events and girls soccer. Jose Leos boys soccer. Coach Garry Davison handed out the awards for girls basketball. Brandy Jenkins -cheerleading, Greg Jenkins boys basketball, Christina Goodson girls track.
Tenaha had many successes and accolades and warm stories of the student’s achievements and experiences were reflected upon during the night’s celebration.
Bullard, Brook Hill Academy Ballpark, Friday, May 14, 2021 –
The Shelbyville Dragons Varsity Baseball Team headed back to Brook Hill Academy High School for a pivotal Game 3 game with the Centerville Tigers on Saturday. This game was the area round of the Texas UIL Varsity Baseball Playoffs.
The Dragons ended a 9-game winning streak for the Tigers by defeating them in Game 1 by a 12-6 score.
Centerville bounced back to take Game 2 with a 4-2 win later on Friday.
Shelbyville then fell to Centerville by a 22-6 score in Game 3 on Saturday. The Dragons season is now completed. Shelbyville ended at 17-11-1.
Rusk High School on Friday, May 14, 2021 –
The Joaquin Lady Rams were riding high last Thursday when Ebbie McCann hit a walk-off homerun which gave her team a one game lead in a best-of-three game regional varsity playoff.
Homeruns were the deciding factor in Game 2 on Friday as well but not in favor of Joaquin. A leadoff homer over the left-centerfield wall by Scout Lovell gave the Lovelady Lions a 1-0 run advantage. Lovell extended the LLHS lead to 2-0 with another homer over the leftfield wall in the bottom of the third inning. A Joaquin error later extended the third frame and a hit by Haven Prager gave the Lady Lions a 3-0 advantage which held up for the remainder of the contest.
Although the scorecard was a bit skewed in the Lions favor stats were remarkably similar except for pitching where Cholee Mason struck out 10 batters. Lovelady’s Macy LaRue and Mimi Sandoval combined to strike out four.
Joaquin earned 7 hits and walked twice. Lovelady hit safely six times and walked twice.
Game 3 eventually decide the winner of this series with Joaquin coming into the contest with a 26-2 mark and the District 23 2A title.Lovelady came in with a 28-3-1 record and a District 21 2A crown. The Lady Rams fell by a 5-2 score to the Tigers in Game 3 on Saturday. Their season has now come to a close.
May 12, 2021 - Timpson High School recently sent athletes to Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin Texas for State University Interscholastic League Track and Field Events. Among their successes was a gold medal first-place effort in the coveted 4x100 Meters Relay.
The Bears team is made up of Trey Davis, Teo Tejero, Ja'voskieon Howard and Dajuan Tutt. Fellow Bear athlete Malachi Blanton placed sixth in the 300M hurdles.
Pictured with the athletes are coaches: Alex Cloudy, Patrick Gandy and Chandler Burgay. All former Shelby County high school athletes!
May 12, 2021 - The UIL Track and Field State Championships took place this past weekend in Austin, Texas and Joaquin Ram Junior, Victoria Byrd, brought home 3 individual medals.
She earned her first medal in the Long jump competition where she placed 3rd in the event with a jump of 17’ 9.25 inches. Victoria also competed in the 100m and 200m events and took Gold in both, naming her the 2A State Champion in those events. She ran her personal best in both sprints with a 12.02 in the 100m and 25.07 in the 200m.
We are so Proud of her!!
Mindy Bragg, JHS Track Coach
May 11, 2021 - Joaquin ISD will release early at 1:25pm on Friday, May 14th, in an effort to give everyone a chance to go to the playoff softball game in Rusk at Rusk High School.
The Regional Quarterfinals (Best of Three Series) playoff against Lovelady information is as follows:
Joaquin Lady Rams vs. Lovelady
Ticket Prices are adult $5 and children $3.
Please show up to support our Lady Rams!
May 10, 2021 - The Joaquin Lady Rams are in the Regional Quarterfinals and will play against Lovelady on May 13 through May 15th at Rusk High School. Regional Quarterfinals is the Best of Three Series.
Ticket Prices are adults $5.00 and children $3.00.
Steven McCann, Womens AD
May 10, 2021 - The Shelbyville Dragons baseball team has advanced to the Area Round 2 of Playoffs and will face Centerville on May 14th and May 15th.
Area Playoffs round 2 vs. Centerville
All games will be played at Brook Hill School in Bullard, TX. Tickets are $5 adults and $2 students. Passes accepted are Coaches and District.
Dragons will be in 1st base dugout all series.
Go Dragons!
Coach Hubbard
Central Pollok High School on Thursday, May 6, 2021 –
The Shelbyville Dragon’s Varsity Baseball Team won the first game of a Texas UIL Bi-District Elimination best-of-three game series with the Colmesneil Bulldogs. Shelbyville in 14-10-1 and they are the third-place team from District 23 Class 2A. Colmesneil is 8-6-1 and they are the second-place representative of District 24 2A.
The Dragons scored five runs in the bottom of the first inning with double from Grady Clay and Dylan Robbins doing much of the damage.
Dragon Trey Smith struck out the first two Bulldog batters to help Shelbyville set down the Bulldogs in 1-2-3 fashion in the bottom of the first frame. Smith would eventually pitch the whole five inning of the contest and he struck out 11 batters on the day.
The end of the third inning saw SHS lead 11-0. After three complete frames the Dragons led 16-1.
Shelbyville finished the day with a 18-1 win. They allowed only two hits and two free bases. They committed a single error in the field.
The Dragons were able to capitalize on two Bulldogs errors. They accumulated 17 hits for the day and walked 9 times. Bulldog’s pitching teamed up for only four strikeouts for the day.
The Dragons went on to win Game 2 by a 3-1 score on Saturday. They will next move on to the Area round of the playoffs with details being released later this week.
