Coach Abron on Last Weeks Effort and Longview Friday
As the football season moves into crunch time, Wildcats Defensive Coordinator Triston Abron says he is more critical. He adds mistakes like bad tackling, giving up big plays and being sloppy have to be fixed. Coach Abron says Longview is a Defensive Coordinator’s nightmare due to the way they mix things up. He adds the defense can’t stay on the field all night long Friday.
Are You Ready for a Rumble, Longview Friday Night
The Wildcats’ football team will face Longview this Friday night at Prim Stadium with the opportunity to jump into a possible three-way tie for the district lead. Longview is 5-0 in district play. The Wildcats are currently in a second place tie with Texas High. Both have 4-1 district records. The Tigers will be heavy favorites at Greenville Friday. Friday will also be Senior Night for the Wildcats
Offensive and Defensive Highlights of Hallsville Game
After a 49-42 win against Hallsville on October 17, the SSHS Wildcats have a positive outlook for playoffs. “This victory pretty much put us in the driver’s seat to control our own destiny,” defensive coach Abron said. “But when it’s all said and done, we still need to go and win these last three more ball games to put ourselves in a position to play the number two seed of our district. By no means is...
Greenville Coach Sedberry on Fridays Game
Greenville is next for the Wildcats’ football team Friday night and Lions Coach Marvin Sedberry says his program is not where it needs to be but he adds his players are making progress. Greenville is 3-2 overall and 1-1 in district play. Coach Sedberry says his best player is huge Offensive and sometimes Defensive Lineman Shaquille Anderson, 6’1 and 310 pounds. Coach Sedberry believes Anderson can play at the next level.
“Updated” Wildcat Marching Band Scores Well
Despite making the highest score of straight ones, Wildcats Marching Band Director Charles McCauley felt like last Saturday’s performance at a contest in Texarkana was not nearly as good as the band’s performance at the Friday night football game in Mt. Pleasant. He challenged the band to improve and McCauley said the band has had strong practices all this week. After playing for the Homecoming game Friday night, the band will go to a...
Mt. Pleasant Coach Corey Homer Talks About Friday’s Game
Corey Homer is another coach who has returned to their hometown to be the Head Football Coach. Mt. Pleasant got off to a slow start learning a new system with losses to Paris and Liberty-Eylau. The last two games though Coach Homer says he has seen good offense in a two-point loss to Jacksonville and good defense in a one-point loss to Greenville. He looks forward to facing the Wildcats Friday night.
Coach Abron Reflects on Whitehouse
Wildcats Defensive Coordinator Triston Abron says Whitehouse added some wrinkles to their offense last Friday night. He says they used two backs and successfully ran the football. They also went to an up-tempo pace at times. Coach Abron says the defense must learn how to make adjustments to wrinkles. He calls last Friday night’s game a big learning experience. He says the defensive weaknesses are fixable adding they will be working on...
Ty Rollison Day
Hopkins County Judge Robert Newsom proclaimed Thursday as Tyrik Rollison Day in Sulphur Springs and Hopkins County for the recognition the athlete has brought to the area through his sports career. Rollison, perhaps the greatest quarterback in Wildcats’ history, led the team to a state championship in 2008 and was named an All-State quarterback. Thursday night Rollison opened his senior season as quarterback for Texas...
Brashear News 07/23/2014 by Debbie Young
Summer heat has arrived. I am so glad it hasn’t reached 100 maybe one time so far. Take it easy because heat stroke can creep up on you real quick. Out for a little run this morning, and just FYI, the morning are awesome. Nice and cool. Brashear is growing, specifically here on CR 1119. Don and Betty Beard are here and loving our small town. He has met Amanda at the Ole Store. She was very helpful in assisting him in finding the...
School Board Meeting 06/09
Here is some information Sulphur Springs School Superintendent Mike Lamb made about the school and county Auditorium agreement approved by both entities Monday. Lamb said the school district would pay for the work by using its’ healthy fund balance. The original time frame would not work so plans are to start renovation next summer. The school district will welcome with open arms anyone wanting to use the facility. Previous users have...
