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The San Angelo College Rodeo Club: The history of ASU Rodeo
Long before Angelo State University established its current rodeo team, students at San Angelo College were already building a connection between the college and the rodeo culture of West Texas. The college held its first rodeo in 1949 according to the university’s historical timeline. Decades later, photographs and memorabilia from...
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Week 9 Concho Valley high school football scoreboard
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PREVIEW: Central Looks to Claim First District Win in Odessa
SAN ANGELO, TX — The Central Bobcats (4-3 overall, 0-1 in district) look to get back on track after a heartbreaking loss to Midland Lee last week when they hit the road to take on Odessa High (2-6, 0-2) at Ratliff Stadium.Last time out, the Bobcats controlled much of the game against Lee before turnovers allowed the Rebels to eventually take control in the second half. Despite that, Central's defense came through when the Bobcats needed it most to give them one final opportunity to score. Unfortunately, Central did not manage to get into the end zone. Learn More Here .
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Big Country six-man high school football district standings – Week 9
From Bryson to Bronte and beyond, the 2026 six-man Texas high school football season is in full swing across the Big Country and West Texas. Big Country and Abilene area schools are represented in 15 separate UIL six-man football districts this year – six in UIL Class 1A Division I, eight in Class 1A Division II and one in TAPPS. Here’s a closer look at the district standings for every six-man district featuring Big Country area teams heading into the ninth week of the 2026 Texas high school football season : Big Country Six-Man High School Football District Standings – Week 9 *indicates record includes 11-man games played against Class 2A teams. DISTRICT 4-1A DI Team Overall District Points For Points Against Streak Hermleigh 7-0 2-0 482 147 W7 Jayton 6-1 2-0 422 158 W2 Aspermont 4-3 1-1 288 258 L1 Rotan 3-4 1-1 316 340 W1 Roby 3-4 0-2 298 355 L3 Spur 1-6 0-2 68 344 L3 DISTRICT 5-1A DI Team Overall District Points For Points Against Streak Borden County 7-0 2-0 449 181 W7 Ackerly Sands 6-1 2-0 484 235 W4 Lamesa Klondike 5-2 2-0 418 212 W3 O'Donnell 2-5 0-2 225 314 L3 Westbrook 2-5 0-2
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Here are the Week 9 district standings for San Angelo-area high school football
Here are the standings for San Angelo-area teams entering Week 9 of the 2026 high school football season. *Team (overall record, district record) District 2-6A 1. Odessa Permian (8-0, 2-0); 2. Midland (4-3, 1-0); 3. Midland Lee (5-3, 1-1); 4. San Angelo Central (4-3, 0-1); 5. Odessa (2-6, 0-2) District 3-4A DI 1. Midland Greenwood (3-4, 0-0); 2. San Angelo Lake View (3-4, 0-0); 3. Andrews (3-4, 0-0); 4. Plainview (2-5, 0-0) District 2-4A DII 1. Pecos (5-2, 2-0); 2. Seminole (4-3, 2-0); 3. Monahans (4-3, 2-0); 4. Big Spring (1-6, 0-2); 5. Snyder (1-6, 0-2); 6. For Stockton (0-7, 0-2) District 13-4A DII 1. Waco La Vega (7-0, 2-0); 2. Robinson (6-1, 2-0); 3. Gatesville (4-3, 1-1); 4. Salado (3-4, 1-1); 5. Brownwood (2-5, 0-2); 6. Waco Connally (0-7, 0-2) More: Check out the West Texas, San Angelo high school football Week 9 schedule District 3-3A DI 1. Wall (7-1, 2-0); 2. Ingram Moore (6-1, 1-0); 3. Early (6-1, 1-0); 4. Llano (4-4, 0-2); 5. TLCA San Angelo (2-6, 0-2) District 3-3A DII 1. Crane (6-1, 2-0); 2. Coahoma (5-2, 2-0); 3. Stanton (3-4, 2-0); 4. Alpine (2-5, 0-2); 5. Anthony (2-5, 0-2); 6. Grape Creek (0-7, 0-2) District
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Plainview opens district play with 41-13 win at Lake View
SAN ANGELO, Texas (KCBD) - The Plainview Bulldogs (3-5, 1-0 district) snapped their three-game losing skid Friday with a 41-13 statement win at San Angelo Lake View. Plainview RB Blake Williams was a force for the Bulldogs as he scored the first two touchdowns to give his team a 14-0 lead. PHS added to its lead in the second when QB Mason King connected with WR Cannon Brooks for a 60-yard touchdown.
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Inside the Game: Week 9 follows a local RB still chasing a record
SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — High school football week nine has wrapped up which means Inside the Game has all the scores and highlights needed to stay up to date with Concho Valley matchups. Week nine of the season brought ups and downs as well as another look at a Central running back […]