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),
Joaquin High School on, February 12, 2021 –
The Shelbyville Dragons Boys varsity basketball team won their final District 23 2A game of the year over the hometown Joaquin Rams by a 61-34 score.
The Dragons gained a6-2 lead by the midway point of the first period and led 20-10 at the buzzer which sent the game into the second quarter. The Dragons led 29-21 at the midway intermission.
Shelbyville was able to outpace Joaquin 21-6 during the third stanza and they took a 50-27 lead into the final period.
Dragon LD Coleman led all scorers this game with 20 points.
This game concluded the Rams season. The Dragons boasted a 7-5 conference record and will enter the playoffs as the district’s fourth seed. Playoff details will be made next week.
Tenaha High School on Thursday, February 11, 2021 –
The Tenaha Lady Tigers Varsity Basketball Team defeated the West Sabine Lady Tigers 49-27 in a Texas UIL Basketball Bi-District Playoff game.
Tenaha jumped out to a 9-2 point lead by the midway point of the opening period and led 15-6 going into the second quarter. THS held a 26-16 advantage at the halftime intermission.
By the end of the third stanza Tenaha had boosted their lead to 20 points with a 40-20 lead.
Tenaha was led by Tiyanna Dagley with 12 points. Addy Duncan scored eight.
West Sabine was led scoring by Princess Hutchinson with 15 points.
The Lady Tigers will next face the winner of the Douglass versus Overton game, being played this Friday, to find out who their next opponent will be.
Besides this win, Tenaha Head Coach Gary Davison is having a great week as he was recognized as one of the 20 coaches this week to be acknowleged in the University Interscholastic League's 100th Years Celebration.
February 4, 2021 - Joaquin Youth Sports 2021 Baseball-Softball-Tee Ball-Wee Ball signups are underway! Signup dates at the Word of Faith Fellowship Hall are as follows:
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February 11, 2021 - Softball will not be traveling to Hemphill tomorrow, Friday, February 12, 2021. Game has been cancelled due to weather.
Tickets for Upcoming Ticket Sales - Tickets for our Softball/Baseball season will be sold online. Use the following link to purchase tickets: https://schools.centerisd.org/page/chs.ticketing
February 10, 2021 - The Lady Riders Basketball Playoff game vs La Vega High School has been rescheduled again. The game will be played at Athens High School on Saturday, February 13 at 2pm.
Ticket sales information has not changed.
Ticket sales link: https://schooleventticketslogin.com/event/view/waco-lavega-vs-center
Tickets are $4 each plus a surcharge. Everyone must have a ticket, even children, no passes will be accepted.
February 9, 2021 - Tonight the 6-2 Center Roughriders face the Rusk Eagles in Rusk. The Lady Riders are off tonight as they prepare for the playoffs.
The Ray Jones Chevrolet Pre-Game Show begins at 6:15 (or immediately following the JV Boys game.) The Broadcast Team visits with Coach Harrison, then we replay last Tuesday's Senior Night ceremony.
Then at halftime the Abundant Love Ministries Halftime Show features Kennedy Bush's very unique interview with fellow cheerleader Tatum Mettauer.
As the last game concludes, we'll talk to Center Motor's Ford Tough Player of the Game during the Farmers State Bank Postgame Show.
Again, first tip-off around 6:30, pregame at 6:15.
Find the live stream on Twitch.TV at the Roughridersports page.
8th Grade A-Team: (Front Row, left to right) Carson Bush, Caleb Parker, Caleb Handy (Manager), DaShun Edwards, (Back Row, left to right) Caleb Mosley, TJ Belin, Donte Moore, Jakevin Robinson, Jeremiah Ratcliff, Zane Hennigan, Logan Horton, and Michael Cloudy (Head Coach).
February 8, 2021 - On Thursday night, Center Middle School Boys Basketball celebrated their last Middle School basketball game with parents, sponsors, and friends. The night was filled with surprise gifts from community sponsors and parents.
Center Middle School parents would like to thank the following sponsors for making this event special for these middle school kids: Jessie and Shanell Ruiz - DJ Jessie; Amanda Bush - Gaddy’s Medical Supply; Ben Wulf - Portacool; and Chris Tyre.
Also, special thanks to Tracey Belin, Collin Bush, and Benita Collard for planning, organizing, and making this event special.
8th Grade B-Team: (Front Row, left to right) Tyce Scarber, Jabraelyn Mccolister, Abraylon Bell, Tristan Thompson, Sean’Brae Carson, (Back Row, left to right) Jakaedan Rodgers, JimMarion Smith, No’ah Thompson, Keaton Sigler, Brandon Barnes, Bryce Lee, and Josh Burns (Coach).
Joaquin Rams Gymnasium on Friday, February 5, 2021 -
The Tenaha Tigers girls and boys varsity basketball teams each took District 23 2A road wins over the hometown Joaquin Rams.
The girl's varsity game saw the Lady Tigers lead 6-2 at the midway point of the opening period and they held a 20-8 advantage at the conculsion of the first quarter. At halftime THS had built a 38-20 advantage.
Tenaha outpaced Joaquin 19-9 in the third stanza and they took a 57-29 lead into the final period of play. Joaquin outscored THS 9-8 in the final period but the Lady Tigers took the 65-38 conference win.
This was the final district contest for girl's District 23 play. The Lady Tigers will have a bye for Tuesday, February 9, 2021 and will begin playoffs later next week. Joaquin has concluded their 2021 season.
The Tenaha boys varsity team struggled early with the hometown Rams. Joaquin held a 7-3 point lead early and they had a 12-10 lead at the midway point od the first quarter. Joaquin led 22-19 at the conclusion of the first stanza.
Tenaha turned the tables in the second quarter and led 31-19 halfway through the period and 35-29 at halftime. They never trailed again and they eventually earned a 72-51 victory. The Tigers were led by Tre Keggler with 20 points, JJ Patton scored 15 and Trindon Claiborne added 12 to the Tiger's tally.
Joaquin two double-digit scorers Kaleb Oswalt with 14 points and Drake Jansen with 11.
Joaquin will next host the Shelbyville Dragons on Friday, February 12, 2021. The JV boys game will start at 5 p.m. with varity boys action to follow.
Tenaha will travel to Shelbyville for a 5 p.m. tipoff at Dragons Gymnasium on Tuesday, February 9, 2021.
February 4, 2021 - Center Recreation Department would like to announce Spring signups for Baseball, Soccer, and Softball. Sign-ups will be held at the Community House located at 425 San Augustine Street (across from Mangum Funeral Home) on February 2th and February 5th from 5:00pm to 7:00pm. Boys and Girls ages 4-14 are encouraged to play.
If your child is new to playing these sports, please bring a birth certificate so their age can be verified.
Thank You and any questions please call Jason Mitchell at 936-590-7196.
Center Roughriders Gymnasium on February 2, 2021 –
The Center Lady Roughriders varsity basketball team held a 16-4 lead at the end of the first quarter over the visiting Carthage Lady Bulldogs on Tuesday. Center still held a 31-14 advantage at the midway break and seemed to be in control of the game and on their way to a lopsided victory.
The Lady Bulldogs played better in the second half and consistently chipped away at Center’s lead. They outpaced the Lady Roughriders 14-11 points in the third period and 20-8 in the final quarter but the Lady ‘Riders held on for a narrow 49-48 win. Amazingly in a game ending this close Carthage never led.
This improved Center’s record to 12-8 overall and their District 17 4A mark is 6-3 with one game remaining. They were led by JaKayla Parks with 19 points. Before the game Seniors JaKayla Parks and Alex Patton were recognized as the teams Senior Night Honorees.
Alyssa Wallace led Carthage with 14 points. The Lady Bulldogs are 4-5 in conference play.
The Center and Carthage varsity boys game was close and heavily contested as well. The game was tied at 16-16 at the end of the first quarter. At halftime Carthage held a narrow 27-26 advantage.
At the end of the third stanza the teams were once again tied, with 43 points apiece.
Center was able to outscore Carthage 20-17 in the final frame to take a 63-60 win home.
Jamarrion Evans led Center with 27 points. Before the contest senior athletes Jermaine Preston Jr., Jake Liker, Marquez Hall, Redd Horace, and Dreyven Emerson were recognized for their contributions within the program.
Carthage was led by Nick Stewart with 22 points.
Center is now 11-9 overall and 5-2 in district action with 3 games left.
Carthage is 9-2 and 6-1 in the conference.
Center will travel to Hudson on Friday, February 5, 2021. Tipoff, at Hornets Gym, will be at 5 p.m. for sub-varsity and varsity play will follow.
