Newcastle ISD has found someone to take the reign of Bobcats football and they did not have to look far. When two-a-days start Aug. 1, Defensive Coordinator Isiah Archer will be the one leading the team. Archer was promoted to replace head coach and athletic director Julian Menchaca, who left Newcastle after four seasons to be the next head football coach and athletic director at Vernon Northside.
Graham High School graduates Richard Forbes and Rachel Grimsley represented the Steers and Lady Blues for a final time Saturday night in the Maskat Shrine Annual Oil Bowl Classic. Forbes played on the West Texas All-Stars during the football game at Iowa Park.
Olney’s Luis Mario Marquez played on the East Texas All-Stars. Grimsley was a member of the West Texas All-Stars in the large school volleyball game at Rider High School. The 85th annual event took place at Iowa Park this year due to construction at Memorial Stadium in Wichita Falls.
With school out for the summer and the end of the high school sports year, The Graham Leader will take a look back at the year that was before taking a look at the year ahead. In this edition of The Graham Leader, we will look back at the 2022 season for Lady Blues soccer.
The 2022 season was a season of growing pains, but also a season of program firsts. For the first time in program history, the team climbed out of the bottom of the district standings. In August, the Lady Blues will be sending its first alumnus to play college soccer.
Athletes from Graham High School and Newcastle High School represented their schools last week at the 2022 Big Country FCA All-Star Festival. The festival took place in Abilene, Brownwood, Eastland and San Angelo with events for baseball, basketball, football, softball, cheerleading and golf.
More than 325 of the Big Country region’s top athletes representing 88 high schools were selected to participate.
With school out for the summer and the end of the high school sports year, The Graham Leader will take a look back at last year before taking a look at the year ahead. In this edition of The Graham Leader, we will look back at the 2021-2022 season for Steers basketball.
Head Coach Kris Hise knew he was entering a “rebuilding” situation when taking over the Steers in June last year. The Steers had just graduated four starters and several bench players from a talented senior class. It was a challenge Hise was ready for.
With school out for the summer and the end of the high school sports year, The Graham Leader will take a look back at the year that was before taking a look at the year ahead. In this edition of The Graham Leader, we will look back at the 2021-2022 season for Steers basketball.
Head Coach Kris Hise knew he was entering a “rebuilding” situation when taking over the Steers in June last year. The Steers had just graduated four starters and several bench players from a talented senior class. It was a challenge Hise was ready for.
Athletes from Graham High School and Newcastle High School represented their schools last week at the 2022 Big Country FCA All-Star Festival. The festival took place in Abilene, Brownwood, Eastland and San Angelo with events for baseball, basketball, football, softball, cheerleading and golf. More than 325 of the Big Country region’s top athletes representing 88 high schools were selected to participate.
With school out for the summer and the end of the high school sports year, The Graham Leader will take a look back at the year that was before taking a look at the year ahead. In this edition of The Graham Leader, we will look back at the 2021-2022 season for Lady Blues basketball.
A coaching career came to an end and a major milestone was hit. A season of growth ended with everything left on the court in a disappointing playoff loss for the Lady Blues.
With school out for the summer and the end of the high school sports year, The Graham Leader will take a look back at the year that was before taking a look at the year ahead. In this edition of The Graham Leader, we will look back at the 2021 season for Graham Cross Country.
With the end of school and the sports year, The Graham Leader takes a look back and ahead for the Graham Steers. In this edition of The Graham Leader, we will look back at the 2021 season for Steers football.
Do not call it a rebuild. Although the Steers had a lot of new faces in key positions, the Steers still had nine returning starters.
